Objections and fines in liquor case noted in county report
A fragmented report mentions liquor violations and large fines of 800 dollars each in Erle county. It references prosecutors and commonwealths cost, with unclear details on defendants and payments. Names appear as Jean Wal, Tean Platt, Mrs Howitt, Richard Webb, and others in a weekend gathering, plus a note about a rickshaw and an Ebony stole incident.
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Erle County
Jean Wal
Tean Platt
Bank Robbery Suspects Nabbed in Cleveland Escape
Four bandits who robbed Eden Bank near Buffalo and fled to Erie then split loot were pursued by police. two arrested in Cleveland with $5,000 cash, 500 rounds, and two automatics found in a suitcase. Names given: Milton Rutherford, 25, of Brooklyn. Albert Cassidy, 29, of Portland. Cassidy vowed not to return to prison.
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Tory
Eden
Buffalo
Cleveland
Milton Rutherford
Brooklyn
Albert Cassidy
Portland
New York City
Bika
Erie
West Coast
Cassidy
Rutherford
New York
New York State
Beret
James McDonald
Glenn Smith
Dan McCormick
Pohey
McDonald
Scientist to Deliver Free Lecture at Park Street Church
The First Church of Christ Scientist announces Robert Stanley Rows of New York City will deliver a free Christ science lecture at the focal Church on Park Street Sunday evening in May 2004 at eight o clock. He serves on the Mother Church Board of Lectureship and a large crowd from nearby towns including Sherman Wart and Ene are expected.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Is City
Robert Stanley Rows
New York City
Focal
Park Street
First Church of Chem
Boston
Mass
Corrs
Sherman, Wart
Ene
Three Die in Crash Near Port Clinton
United Press reports Capt. Walter R. Pringle head of Pringle Barge Lines and veteran Great Lakes seaman, and two companions from Detroit were killed instantly when their car collided head-on with a truck near Port Clinton. The companions were identified as Robert Murray and Noble Baxter, believed to be engineer and first mate aboard a Detroit vessel.
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United Press
Clinton
Walter R. Pringle
Pringle Barge Lines
Great Lakes
Detroit
Here
Pringle
Robert Murray
Noble Baxter
Roosevelt starts work relief drive with 2 billion allocation
President Roosevelt launches his unemployment drive with a 2 billion work relief fund. Funds will be allocated among eight project areas including highways, rural rehabilitation, electrification, housing, education assistance, civilian conservation corps, substate public works, and sanitation. Hopkins leads the WPA as 320 work relief regions prepare to place jobless workers on government projects tailored to local needs and skills.
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Richard L. Harkness
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Civilian Conservation Corps
Harry L. Hopkins
New Works Progress Administration
Coughlin Seeks Roosevelt Veto on Patman Bill in Rally
Reverend Charles Coughlin, arriving in Detroit secretly, asserts the president is too clever a politician to veto the Patman bonus bill. He plans a 12 rally series to broaden his National Union for Social Justice reach and continues rapid remarks during a brief interview with a stenographer present.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Charles ©. Coughlin
Detroit
National Union
Wall
Patman
Asiea
Coughlin
Relief Plans To Restore County Relief Boards In Pa
Pennsylvania consider relief board reform as lower house reviews a proposal to create county relief committees of four and a three member state committee to oversee salary increases. The Woodward bill was revived, amended, and passed in a move to shift relief distribution to county units and replace local poor boards with state supported county boards.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Assembly
Joint
State Relief Board
P. C. Moomay
Branklin
Relief Board
Exon
State Emergency Relief Board
Woodward
Senate
Batchelor
Edward J. Thompson
Centra
IL Woul
Colt Assistance Boards
Noa
Lie
Varios Social and Welfare Organizations
Commonwealth
Bill to Reduce Tax Collectors Faces Harrisburg Vote
A state house committee of counties in Harrisburg considers a bill to shift county tax collection to the county treasurer, eliminating collectors and saving about $8 million annually. The committee aims to report the bill for passage despite strong opposition from tax collectors’ associations. John M. Fertig, directing the Legislative Reference Bureau, advised on amendments that may weaken the unit collection system. In Harrisburg, Gov George H. Earle’s labor reform drive advances as the labor and industry committees report favorably on the Halaska bill limiting women’s work hours and a Republican substitute for the Brancato minimum wage bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee of Counties
Harrisburg
John M. Fertig
Jegislative Reference Bureau
Haseen
Trommiltes
George H. Earle
State
Senate
Earhart Aims Nonstop 2070 Mile Mexican Flight to Newark
Amelia Earhart planned a 2070 mile nonstop flight from Mexico City to Newark in a Vega monoplane with 540 gallons of fuel. Weather delays and Gulf waters challenge the leg over a mountainous region and 700 miles of sea. Earhart, already noted for Atlantic and Hawaii trips, expected arrival around 11 p.m. Eastern.
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Jacques D'Armand
United Press
New Orleans
May
H D. Kline
Department of Commerce
Amelia Earhart
Mexico City
Amelia Warhart
America
Lola
Newark
N. J
New ‘York
Miss Earhart
Theroine
Atlantic
Hawaii
Burbank
Cal
California
Earle Senate In New Deadlock Over Tax Plan
In Harrisburg on May 5 Governor Earle and a Republican Senate subcommittee met for two hours to seek consensus on tax types and revenue. Earle called for resumption of discussions and deemed the 50 million dollar relief plan inadequate. He said further proposals would be reviewed with Senate leaders and announced to the Republican caucus later.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Earle
Senate
Sal
Repubien
Tax on spinsters and bachelors proposed in Pennsylvan ia
Harrisburg May 8 All Pennsylvanian bachelors and spinsters between ages 25 and 80 would be taxed 10 dollars a year under a bill introduced today by Rep William P. Condon. Revenue would fund aid for needy mothers. Caution is a bachelor over 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
William P. Condon
Coroners Probe Cause Of TWA Sky Chief Crash
Macon Mo May coroner jury investigates five deaths in the Sky Chief crash. Witnesses sought to clear conflicting theories on cause amid missing log books and radio details. Surgeons treat two survivors in a Macon hospital as open hearings by commerce investigators loom.
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United Press
Macon
Clay
Theorich
TWA
Barney Williams
Harvey Bolten
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Bolton
Kansas City
Department of Commerce
Pail Wing
Toby
Patricia Wing
Drew
Germany Begins Building Big Air Force in 1934
Berlin reports Germany started assembling a sizable military air force in 1933 34 under General Hermann Goering. Factories expanded secretly with charts and models guiding plane types. Airports and hangars were rapidly built, with day and night shifts, amid sabotage alleged from communists and rapid military aims.
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Frederick C. Oeghsner
United Press
United Press Berlin
Germany
Hermann Goering
Europe
Fight Mutilation of Revision Plan Battle Looms in Senate
Harrisburg May 8 The State Senate Democratic minority vows to block Republican amendments to the Rath constitutional revision plan. They propose three main changes including limiting the convention’s funding to 50 million dollars restoring congressional assets as delegates’ basis and reinstating the original 127 delegates provision.
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State Senate
United Press
Harrisburg
State
Senate
George H. Warle
G. Mason Owlett
Roberts
Edward Jacks Thompson
Centre
Three Attend Camp for Citizens Military Training
Hammond announces that John Ohzet, Paul Auer, and Unton Hammond of this city will attend the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort George Meats Maryland from July 1 to 30. The county quota is 71 and this is Eve County's first time expanding its quota. Corry's representation expected to rise from three to five.
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Hammond
John Ohzet
Paul Auer
Fort George
Corry
42 Planes in Greatest Mass Fight Revealed for Pacific Maneuvers
Honolulu May 8 42 fighting planes will participate in a massive Pacific maneuvers drill as part of naval exercises. The plan involves a 1200 mile flight from Midway Inland, linked with other units in nearby waters. Admiral Reeves approved the flight as a phase of the Navy’s large scale maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Wilson
United Press Staff
Honolulu
Alrerafi
America
Pacific
Thal
Midway
United Press
Jocoh Hi. Reeves
Ruthie
Secrecy Veils Pacific Fleet Movements During War Time
Bare confirmation of a projected flight is all that can be obtained as authorities deny details. Wartime secrecy cloaks the movement of all units of the fleet, which sailed into the Pacific Friday from San Diego to Alaska, fueling speculation about bombing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aucticus
Jules Ace Chearl
Hil
Pacific
Fom San Diego
Alaska
Roosevelt hints at early veto of Patman bonus bill
President Roosevelt indicated in a press conference that he may not wait the full 10 days to veto the Patman bonus bill. He suggested the measure may not reach the White House for two or three days after passage, leaving room for swift executive action.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Thomas moves to delay veto on bonus bill
In Washington May the Patman bonus bill is delayed by Senator Elmer Thomas to allow more Patman supporters to vote. The move aims to extend action up to ten days before a veto, with a message explaining disapproval. The American Legion pushes for an override as lawmakers expect a veto, while House support appears to favor overriding.
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Thomas
United Press
Washington
Patman
Senate
Elmer Thomas
B. Olda
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Mrs. Lily
Wranidin
Ry Martin
Richard Webb
Rickshaw
Felice
Ik Shaw
Liam H. Young
Ebony
Eden Bank
Robert 5. Ross
Edwards
Willefs-Barre
Robert Allin Edwards
Americum
Forty Fort
Relief Board “Ripper
Ecord
Mexico
New
Citizens Military Training Camp
Fort Meade
Rom
Belgrano
Legion
Bill
American Legion
Case
Vinson Hill
Frank L. Belgrano
Sime
House
Pat Harrison
Finance Committee
Patmin Dilli
Whiti
Alaluile
Roanoke
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