Atlantic Seaboard Ravaged by Fires and Columbus Avenue Bid Action
Across the Atlantic coast a belt of fires left desolation with millions in damage and hundreds homeless. City council plans bidding on Columbus Avenue paving, with District Engineer Frame from the State Highway Department to advise at the May 19 meeting.
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Spiesman’s Condition Shows Little Change
Raymond Spiesman, severely injured when he was run down while trying to stop a cat on Findley Lake road Friday evening, showed slight improvement at Corry hospital. His condition remains serious, with reports of some rallying noted yesterday and today. Waner in Hospital Baltimore, May 6. Lloyd Waner, star outfielder for the Pittsburgh National League pennant winner, is a patient at Union Memorial Hospital with unspecified illness and no visitors allowed. He previously had an appendix operation about a year ago and has been in poor health.
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Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings show NBC CBS and WEAF networks with programs from 9:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. EDT. Notable items include figures like Sop. am QDI-Heary and George on WHAS NBC and a family party on WEAF. The fragmentary schedule references The Columbians and Higa of Bhel among the offerings.
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Corry Editorial on Rising Public School Costs
The Journal presents Page 1 editorial addressing rising school costs and administration. It outlines conditions leading to costs, misunderstandings, and parental citizen concerns while promising further phases on school administration and funding issues.
Instruction for Erie election officers on new voting machines
Erie election board members will meet Tuesday at 7 1 oclock at the Municipal Building for a demonstration of the new voting machines. Manufacturers representatives will teach officials to operate the equipment in preparation for the May 20 primary. The session should take about two hours and includes an examination for certification to serve after installation.
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Parker Controversy Nears End in Senate Vote Expected
Washington May 5 The Parker confirmation fight narrows as the Senate nears a final vote. Reported polls show Parker facing strong opposition. Leaders plan adjournment by June 14 if bills advance. Hearings continue on rivers and harbors and the tariff bill moves through consent calendar.
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British girl starts flight to Australia from London
Miss Aimy Johnson, 22, plans a dawn flight from London to Australia in a Gypsy Moth. She aims to reach Constantinople, Aleppo, and Baghdad as first stops on the route with a first leg to Vienna tonight.
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Primary mix up in Pa. GOP creates strange bedfellows
In Pennsylvania a Republican primary mix up yields cross party support patterns. Pinchot faces Brown for governor while Grundy allies split between Pinchot and Phillips for Senate. Locals see labor, dry and wet blocs shifting behind different tickets as old-line machines back different pairs.
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Deadwood Dick Clark Dies in South Dakota at 84
Deadwood Dick Clark, famed hero to dime novel readers, died at 84 in St. Joseph's Hospital, South Dakota, after weeks of illness from cancer. A lifelong Western figure, he spent his career in legends and real frontier exploits, from Indian conflicts to pony express days and guiding cavalry.
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Market Rally Follows Late Day Steel and GE Support
Day’s sales reach 8,279,260 shares, the largest since Oct 30, with steel slipping early to 1661/2 before a late surge. Banks again bought to steady the market, lifting leaders like General Electric American Can and Standard of New Jersey as totals neared year highs.
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Monument Topples, Wounds Union City Boy
Louis Bedow four year old son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Bedow of Union City was seriously injured when a heavy cemetery monument toppled onto him during a visit with friends. He sustained a compound fracture of the right leg and other injuries and remained under hospital care for several weeks.
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Urgethat U. S. Take Ease Canal Urgethat U. S. Take Ease Canal
Government acquisition and operation of the AyRis cane gras civodates before the Senate Commerce Commission. By Major General Lytler Brown, chief of army engineers, Brown denied the congresswhily elephant and asserted the acquist Tony the Federal government would not interfere with the proposed Gras LakaeSt. Lawrence Waterway.
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Six Die in Liverpool Blast Razes Bibbys Building
A terror blast in central Liverpool today damaged the Bibbys building, set fire to three upper stories, and halted traffic. At least 100 people were believed injured with six fatalities reported. Ambulances and stretchers ferried victims away as clothing torn and skin blackened amid the chaos.
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Jailing of Gandhi Sparks India Crisis Across Cities
Francis Low reports on Gandhi's arrest and widespread hartals across India. British and Indian troops mobilize in Bombay Poona Ahmedabad Peshawar and other centers as shops shutter and processions mark mourning. Salt law violations noted in multiple districts with arrests and releases amid mounting civil unrest.Mrs Gandhi comments on her husband’s arrest urging decisive response.
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Economists Urge Hoover to Veto Tariff Bill
More than 4000 economists from 46 states urge President Hoover to veto the tariff measure, arguing higher duties will raise retail prices harm farmers and worsen foreign relations. They ask Senate finance and House Ways and Means leaders to oppose passage, noting few gain from such change and higher costs for living. Velma Peck from Clinton City is noted as a Sunday guest of relatives.
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