Swope Presents Unemployment Views Before Chamber
Industrial leaders urge a wage and production based solution to unemployment. Gerard Swope, GE president, argues against charity or tax funded relief as ineffective and calls for worker participation in any emergency benefit plan while urging production driven stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L Stokes
United Press
Washington
Maust
Ins
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
de Ured
Iuternational Chamber of Commerce
Swope
Taylor
Seschon
Wich
Aloyse Meyer
Luxemberg
European Steel Cartel
Internaational Chamber
Corry supt. salary letter drives public debate
Charles Monroe of the Board of Education writes to the Corry Journal defending the superintendent salary in Corry public schools. He cites state law setting qualifications and a fixed annual salary of three thousand five hundred dollars and argues public education requires state involvement for the welfare of the people and free institutions.
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Charles Monroe
Board of
Edllocation
Monroe
Corry
Adltor Corry Eoening
Pumely
Corry Public Schools
Pennsylvania
Bn & Bie
Democrats of County Set Meeting for May 16
County Democrats plan fall primary and November campaigns at a Saturday meeting May 7 at Brle with party leaders, including James F.P. Lavery and David L. Lawrence. Hibullian and other Pittsburgh figures invited as leaders target victories in the coming fall contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ere County
Brle
Court Nose
Democratic County Committee
James FP. Lavery
The
Star
Nnding Democratic
David L. Lawrence
Hibulllian
Pittsburgh
New York
Roosevelt
Stock Exchange
Caution Urged Against Fires in Woodland Areas
A serious wildfire burned a tract in Concord township as dry conditions persisted. Officials warn the woods are exceptionally tinder dry and urge greater caution to prevent further losses.
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Concord Township
Hospital Day Observed At Local Hospital Sunday
National Hospital Day on May 1st will be observed at Corry hospital this Sunday. Miss Ruth E. Clyburne supervises arrangements for a program with open house from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visitors must register. a souvenir is given to each. Ladies Auxiliary members assist in serving refreshments and guiding visitors. The event invites public inspection of the hospital and strengthens ties with the staff. The annual reunion of babies will be held in conjunction, with a souvenir for all participating infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Ruth E. Clyburne
Slaying Suspect Held as Lee College Case Fades In News
In Jackson Kentucky, a 40 year old suspect faced heavy guards in jail over the slaying of Migs Tessie Patton an 18 year old Lee College student. In Akron a 5 year old boy was killed by a house intruder while the killer Mrs Hallie Ray aged 60 surrendered to police. Certificates and broker notes surfaced as brokers seek exemptions on depreciated stock in New Haven. U S District Court Judge Edwin S Tromas presided over the expedited proceedings.
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United Press
Jackson
Kyyron Burehars
Migs Tessie Patton
Lee College
Akron
Louies Burleson
Hallie Ray
New Haven
U. S
Edwin Ss. Tromas
Senate Hearing Probes Plan to Abolish Public Service Commission
Harrisburg May 6 Advocation of a Pitchot rate board plan and abolition of the Public Service Commission dominated the Senate Judiciary General Committee hearing. Sponsors urged tighter state utility control while opponents prepare rebuttals for next Monday as 60 measures await final House passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Fic
Senate
Administrations Fair Rate Board
Public Service Commission
Senate Judiciary General Committee
C. W. Stenbenmeier
Schuylkill
Theie
Staudenmeier
Messares
House
Howell
McChire
Weingartner
Commonwealth Highway Department
Judiciary
Hoffman
Allegheny
Wike
Blair
Bachtel
Shellenberger
Juniat
Lycoming
Dunn
Weaver
Montgomery
Hoopes
L. Mi. Wilson
Hermansen
York Heiress Declines Return to Her Home
Doris Lou Dempsey a 15 year old York Pennsylvania heiress faced arraignment in children's court as a juvenile delinquent after a visit to New York. She insisted she did not want to return to York despite her father W. W. Dempsey lumber dealer visiting the police station and talking with her before she was returned to her cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Pinchot Under New Attack in Assembly
In Harrisburg on May 6 Governor Pinchot faced continued opposition as Senator Woodward urged recall of his tax refund bill. The Senate moved to a shorter calendar while a new proposal for a parliamentary speaker’s salary emerged. House Democrats pressed to curb Pinchot’s bid to control both branches amid debate over extra compensation for the governor and Insurance Commissioner Charles Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Picchot
Woodward
Philadelphia
Jin
Tolay
Senate
Aly
Senator Sealt
Wilson Larty
Berks
Pinshot
Sarig
Governor and Insurance Commission
Charles Armstrong
General ‘Assembly
Two Die in California Air Crash Near Sunland
Pacific Air Transport mail plane departing San Diego at 10 15 p m bound for Burbank crashed into a mountain side near Sunland. Pilot Arthur Starbuck and passenger C R Parmalee of San Diego were killed. Wreckage found at dawn after search begun when plane failed to arrive on schedule.
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United Press
Burbank
Gulif
Arthur Starbuck
C. R. Parmalee
San Diego
Pacific Air ‘Transport
Sunland
Cass
Sunday baseball measure defeated in Pennsylvania House
In Harrisburg on May 6 the House defeated a move to reconside the Schwartz delivery bill to legalize Sunday baseball by 72 to 03. The defeat eliminated any Sunday baseball approval for the session. Also mentioned were maneuvers by supporters and rival bills about local option and other measures.
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Schwartz
Hope
Denning
Harrisburg
Rice
Dauphin
Rep. Sowers
Ardent
Blue Law
Allorneys
Luzerne County
Caulfield
Couple in Parked Car Shoot Officers in North Merrick
Frederick Hirsch a Nassau county policeman was shot to death while questioning a man and woman in a parked car in North Merrick. The assailants fled in the auto after firing two shots at Hirsch before his companion, who fired eight times, was wounded. He lived in Bellmore and left a family.
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United Press
North Merrick
Frederick Hirsch
Nessau County
Thet
Joseph Yodics
Hirdeh
Bellmore
CO A Shows Strong Performance At Federal Inspection
Company A demonstrated remarkable development and rehabilitation over the past five years during a recent annual Federal inspection. A large crowd attended a six o clock roast beef dinner in honor of officers and civic leaders. The unit reported 100 percent attendance for the first time, with Lt. Rovett J. Brown and Second Lt. Ross Pellman in command. The inspection was led by Lt. Col. William H. Fish and Major McCormicek with several other officers present, highlighting community support and improved discipline.
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National Guard
D. A
Houghton
Mt. Benning
Rovett JE. Brown
Ross
Pellman
William H. Fish
Pennsylvania National Guard
McCormicek
U. 31
Amy
TL. Lemoreux
112Th
F. L. Ponds
K. B Lowell
P. L. Battles
Hastings H. Jones
Father kills wife and children in Mississippi town
In Blue Mountain Mississippi a World War veteran A. W. Carter killed his wife Doda and three children Mary Murths and an elderly neighbor Mrs. Jannie Jeffries with a hammer and then died by suicide. Authorities believe Carter may have become demented before the killings.
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United Press
Blue Mountain
Miss
A. W. Carter
Carter
Hid
Doda
Mary
Murths
Jannie Jeffries
Arthbulties
Indiana May Be Scene of Initial Political Clash
United Press reports Hoover and Democratic contender Franklin D. Roosevelt may stage a 1922 style campaign clash. Indiana Democrats push Roosevelt to Gary as Hoover speaks to the Indiana Editorial Association in Indianapolis, with possible cross campaigning in a near-silent Indiana-Illinois contest.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Indiana
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Lincoln
Douglas
Onin
Ilinois
Republi
San
Indiana House
Mr. Hoover
Harding
Marion
Lindon Memorial
Springfield
Diana Dembcrats
Indieapolis
New Yorker
Indiia
Indianapolis
Gary
Observera
Parking Rules To Be Enforced Citywide
Ben F Slatr announces immediate street painting to mark parking zones in the business district. Councilman Starr awards a painting contract to Frank L Weeks at 1.72 dollars per gallon as part of a campaign to boost motorist compliance with parking regulations.
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Ben F. Slatr
Public Safety
Starr
Frank L. Weeks
Unis
Four killed in latest flareup at Harlan mine
In Harlan a new outbreak leaves four dead including two deputy sheriffs James Daniels and Otto Lee and several wounded. Sheriff Henry Blair mobilizes 50 armed citizens to restore order after an ambush on deputies and residents near Byarts.
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United Press
Harlan
Fou
Heath
Byarts
James Daniels
Otto Lee
Howard Jones
Carl Richmond
Shepheard Parelful
Ble
Sven Limes
Estes Co
Saine
Sherdf
Henry Blair
Sheriffe
Black Mountain Coal Company
Eivart
Crushed Rock Resurfacing Planned for Columbus Ave
State highway department crews begin preliminary steps on Columbus Avenue to place a crushed rock coating and oil later. Five cars of material received as work advances toward reopening the route for Roosevelt highway travel this summer. City and county line completion remains uncertain with no new paving details reported.
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State Highway Department
Colin
Roosevelt Highway
Canera
Columbus Agenas
Farve
Warren County
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
NBC network presents theatre pieces and performances with actors and singers. Bob White and Winston Cockutly are listed among the lineup with shows on CBS radi networks and time slots noted.
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NBC
Wiz
Joe White
Tenor
Bobby
Jonde
WABCO
CBS
Winston Cockutly
WABC
Guy Lombirdo'e
Orotate
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Federal Reserve Bank of Philante
Jelphig
Committee OF State Senate
Judiciary Committee
Staudenmeier House
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Strifetorn
Kentucky
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