Beer Control Bill in Effect June Be
Pennsylvania moves to regulate beer after June 1 1983 under the McClure act placing licensing with county treasurers and broad state rules. The plan envisions licensing for brewing distributors retailers with fees and inspection, plus Sunday closing and tax stamps, as Governor Pinchot signs the measure and tax machinery is prepared.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
McClure
Pinchot
Joan J. McClure
Delsware
Leanses
State Department of Revenu
State Alcohol Permit Board
Loral
Lienue
Department of Revenue
Pullman
Parsons Qualitations
United States
Wife shoots man near death in Washington hospital
Clarence McClelland a 37 year old World War veteran was near death from a bullet wound in a Washington hospital today police held his wife as a suspected assailant in the incident.
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Washington, Ps
Clarence McClelland
Washington Hospital
U S Bitterly Scored in Commons Debate
In London on May 4 United Press reports the House of Commons bitterly attacked the United States after Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald spoke of Washington. War debt discussions would be barred at the world economic conference. Sir Stafford Cripps called U S policy on interest payments cowardly. Sir Arthur Samuel mocked the U S aim to lead globally citing Liberty Bonds. The debate suggested leadership in postwar finance would not come from the U S.
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W. G. Quisenberry
United Press
London
United States
Uring
House of Commons
J. Ramsay Micdonald
Washington
Nat
Stafford Cripps
Arthur Samuel
Agai
Mrs Howard New President of Corry Woman's Club
Mrs. W. H. Howard was elected president of the Corry Woman's Club at the regular monthly meeting held last evening on Molt Street. Officers named include Mrs. T. F. Giblin first vice president, Mrs. H Keppel second vice president, Mrs. Harry Rhodes recording secretary, Miss Iaa Austin corresponding secretary, Miss Georgia Myers treasurer, and three two year directors: Mrs. C. A. Cassidy, Mrs. Ernest Schuyler, and Mrs. Morris Bernstein.
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W. H. Howard
Corry
Morris Bernstein
Howard Loveland
Mig. G.T. Kincaid
A. D. Colegrove
B. B. Hawkins
J. L. Spielmanhe
Veterana
Poreign
HC. Barnes
Jessie K. Newton
BS. Austin
Giblin
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Clenbield
Three men stopped here during automobile hearing
Florida number plates were eliminated from the Peggy McMath investigation after questioning this afternoon. Paris France seeks a moratorium on her June payment to Washington extending for the World Economic Conference, according to Forem Minister Joseph Paul Boncour in the Senate tonight. The Senate authorized its banking and currency committee to investigate the Reconstruction Finance Corporation conduct. The State House refused to approve Senate amendments in Turner bill No. 22, voting 101 to 96, aiming to save about $6,000,000 in Commonwealth economics.
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Providence
Florida
Peggy McMath
Paris
France
Washington
World Economic Conference
Forem
Joseph Paul Boncour
Senate Tonight
Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Accident Near Hatchery Injures Woman Motorist
A Warren resident woman, unnamed, escaped serious injuries after a rear tire blowout caused an accident near the State Hatchery belt at about three this afternoon. She suffered ruts and bruises and was treated for minor injuries.
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Hatchery
Warren
France seeks 250 percent cut in U S war debt
Paris May 4 France wants at least 250 percent reduction of its war debt to the United States, voiced by Senator Henry Berenger during a senate budget debate. Berenger, chair of foreign affairs, helped shape the Merloi Berenger settlement reducing France's loan to about 4.025 billion, with 9.9 billion still owed. The December 16 default payment of 19.26 million was due. Foreign Minister Joseph Paris Bunebir was to respond with the government's stance.
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France
U. S
Richard D. McMillan
United Press
Paris
United States
Henry Berenger
Senate
Berenger
Foreign Affairs Commission
Mumps and Measles Cases Rise in City Quarantine
Mumps and measles cases rise with about one hundred in quarantine. Health Officer John D Flanigan reports thirty two new cases since last update and expects forty to fifty more by Sunday. Most cases mild with mumps concentrated among Junior High pupils and measles in First Ward. Scarlet fever cases under quarantine have subsided. Authorities consider arrest of a First Ward resident for repeated quarantine violations.
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John D. Flanigan
State Health Department
Corry
John D. Flailgan
Nazi Plot to Overthrow Austrian Cabinet Uncovered
London based Boehing Standard Vienna correspondent reports May 4 that Austria’s government uncovered a plot by Austrian and German Nazis to topple the cabinet and force an Austrian German union. The plan aimed to dissolve independence and unify Austria with Germany.
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Austria
London
Austian
London Boehing Standard
Vienna
Crash at Riceville leads to intoxicated driver arrest
A Plymouth sedan driven by Mrs. M Bloss of Meartwilie was sideswiped near the Spartansburg Riceville highway intersection at about 9 last night, causing damage without injuries. John Gouls of Centerville, driving a Foncompe, was arrested by Highway Patrolman J M Graham on charges of driving while intoxicated and held in Meadville city jail for arraignment.
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Spartansburg
Riceville
Meadville
Spartansburg-Rice Mille Comers
M. Bloss
Meartwilie
John Gouls
Centerville
Hachway
J. M. Graham
Blame professional gang for kidnapping
Harwich Massachusetts May 4 Brig Gen Daniel Needham declared the crime was committed by a professional gang. Police sought a missing daughter of wealthy parents as state police described a Canton report of a suspicious car encounter with two men and a blanket hiding a person, detailing the plate numbers and route toward Providence Rhode Island.
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United Press
Harwich
Mass
Daniel Needham
Livearoll Vepey McMath
Dsal
Cape Cou
Pierce Tulnd Cantin
Dviver
Providence
Canton Center
Pitre
Britain delays acceptance of tariff plan in Washington
May 4 official says reasons for Great Britain's hold on the American tariff proposal are unclear. State department notes currency fluctuations and ongoing London trade agreement talks may influence Britain’s response.
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United Press
Washington
State Department
Great Britain
London
Corty High school band to give Saturday concert
Corty High School band will hold a Saturday evening pre season concert at 8 o clock. Principal Howard J Sheen announced the event and said regular summer concerts will follow starting mid June with a police escort arranged for the parade down South Street to the center and to Washington Avenue. Gary Creditxchange will support weekly summer concerts at the park bandstand.
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Corty High School Pbys
Howard J. Sheen
South Street
Center
Washington Sive
Magonle Temple
Sheen Latay
Prank
England
Gary
Ex-Erie Church Head Stricken Die in Atlanta Home
Rev Dr Allen R Van Meter executive secretary of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania died suddenly of a heart attack in his Atlanta City, MI simi ler home. He served 20 plus years in ministry, studied at Trinity College Hartford and the Philadelphia Divinity School. He led St Pauls Cathedral Erie for years and later worked in the Philadelphia area. In 1928 he succeeded Reynold D Brown as executive secretary of the diocese with headquarters here.
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Philadelphia
Allen R. van Meter
Pennsylvania
Atlanta
Mote
van Meter
Trinity College
Hartford
Cent
Philadelphia Divinity School
China
Erie Pa
St. Paul's Cathedral
Reynold D.brown
Dincese of
Impressions of America club talk by Dutch speaker
Anthony den Hartough spoke to the Kiwanis Club about Holland life and education, explaining tuition, youth training, and vocational paths. He compared European democracy to America, outlined Germany’s postwar rehabilitation and Hitler era, and noted his multilingual background. Guests A. A. Stokes and P. W. Brown attended.
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Ameria
Holland
Kiwanis Club
Anthony den Hartugh
den Hartough
Ciil
Ute
America
Germany
En Hartouzh
Holterdarm
Berlin
A. A. Stokes
Buffalo
P. W. Brown
Pittsburgh
National Farmers Strike Vote Moves Toward May 13
A nationwide farm strike appeared imminent as the resolutions committee of the National Farm Holiday Association drafted the strike call. Delegates at the Iowa State Fairgrounds debated details and grew supportive, with Wisconsin and New York signaling milk strikes. The plan calls for starting May 13 with farmers urged to buy nothing, sell nothing, stay at home.
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Hahnell Spence
United Press
Dds Moines
Iowa State Fair Grounds
Wisconsin
New York
Homie
Emergency steps urged to aid railroad recovery
President Roosevelt urged Congress to enact a three point emergency program to rehabilitate railroads. It includes repealing recapture provisions, placing railroads under interstate commerce regulation, and creating a federal transportation coordinator. The plan aims to avoid service duplication, prevent waste, and preserve railroad employment while coordinating agencies for adequate service.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joseph B. Eastman
Gullinine
United States
Brasil
Hospital Tag Day Set For May Thirteenth
The Corry Hospital tag day is planned for Saturday May 13 under the Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs Harrison Keppel will chair with aides Mrs C W Bracken and Mrs Joseph Gulgaon. Plans for an annual garden and bridge party were discussed and details to be announced. Regular business closed an interesting session. Embezzlement Charged Greensburg Pa May 4 Two informations filed against a former clerk in Westmoreland County treasurer's office allege embezzlement and conversion of 6800 county funds.
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Corry Hospital
Corry’ Hospital
Harrison Keppel
C. W. Bracken
Joseph Gulgaon
Inter
Greensburg
Westmoreland County Treasurer's Office
Alaceman J. Ae Jiattar
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