Counties May Share Costs ROBINSON ONLY Major Kidnapper Still At Large
A Pennsylvan ia unemployment relief plan proposed by Rep John A Smith would cap annual relief at 4700 000 000 and shift some burden to counties The bill envisions county poor boards administering relief and funding a 5 000 000 yearly distribution to districts with heavy unemployment loads Hoover reports the next federal showdown targets the Barker Karpis gang and the gang’s allies as public enemies remain at large and crooked politicians are denounced in the pursuit of fugitives
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Robinson
United Press
Harrisburg
May
John A. Smith
Cumberland
Smiths
Smith
Attits Emergency Wallet Board
Russell Turner
Washington
Ganen
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department
Justice
Tacoma
Wash
William Mahan
George Hunt Weyerhaeuser
Alvin Karpis
St. Paul
Harry Campbell
Barker-Karpis
Karpis
Wiliam Hamm, Jr
Edward G. Bremer
Wiss
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
Louisville
Cleveland Oares
Campbell
Three Persons Bitten by Dogs in Heat Wave
Three people and two dogs were involved in bite incidents during unseasonably warm weather on Thursday. Billy Melroy of Second Avenue was bitten on the hand while playing with a neighbor's dog. Betty Boyd, a local relief investigator, was cut on the knee by a dog in Wattsbury. Ruth Fuller of Centerville, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Fuller, was bitten near the Fuller home. None of the dogs seemed rabid, bites blamed on heat. Continuous observation for complications is planned.
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N. Troy Gillette
Billy Me@lroy
Bean W. Mewlroy
Seconds Avenue
Betty Boyd
Wax Cutten
Wattsbury
Ruth Fuller
Centerville
Rev
Charles Fuller
Corry
Fuller
Drop Hit Run Charge Dropped Against Corry Man
A Corry man Martin Jones, 28, had a hit and run charge dismissed. Meanwhile Erie resident Babe Babic, 21, was held on a linked charge after a hearing showed Babic allegedly drove a car that struck a machine operated by L. Fora Poll of Brie. A further hearing was set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Temperature soars past eighty five marking warm spell
Mercury reached 85 degrees at noon with a rapid rise from 62 in the morning and climbing to 88 by 4:50 PM. Forecasters predict continued warm weather for at least a day, with the trend of unseasonably warm temperatures carrying on.
Board May Act Monday On Plea Of Taxpayers
Taxpayers urge board to abandon a two and a half mill increase and a one dollar per capita tax raise, proposing a short term bond issue instead. The board plans action at Monday's regular meeting ahead of final adoption of the 1986 tax assessment and budget at a later special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Increased requirements for Pennsylvania teachers
Lester V. Ade, state superintendent of public instruction, announced that three years of postsecondary education will replace two for teacher certification. The State Council of Education amended regulations to require an extra year for the state standard limited certificate, effective for teachers beginning preparation after January 1, 1937. The issue had been under consideration for three years and was approved at the last meeting. some districts already required the extra year.
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Lester Vs. Ade
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Council of Education
Bandits Capture Slain Bank President Pulaski
State police today captured two young bandits believed to have killed N. Saliebury, elderly president of the Latona National Bank. A radio message gave no details and said they were being taken to the Oneida barracks with Pulaski and Oneida offices participating in the operation.
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United Press Pulaski
N. Saliebury
Latona National Bank
Oneida
Pulaski
Corry Girl Fourth in Allegheny Exams
Miss Charlotte Schramling, class of 1936 at Corry High School, finished fourth among 288 competitors from western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio in Allegheny College scholarship exams. She earns a $100 Meadville scholarship for finishing in the top ten, with an average of 97.75. The local group posted a creditable showing overall.
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Charlotte Schramling
Corry High School
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Allegheny College
Misa ‘Schramling
Meadville
Rocal
Erie Low Bidder on Beaverdam Road
AJ Pasenmyer of Erie was unofficial bidder for 4.97 miles of Route 88 Beaverdam to Wattsbury drainage and paving. Barri ttmrg State Highway Department opened bids with Erie reaching 68650.65. other proposals ranged from 69167.13 to 89724.86 by various firms in Cleveland Pittsburgh Medina and Ashtabula. Award of a contract for the one half mile stretch is expected.
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Aj, Pasenmyer
Erie
Beaverdam
Wattsbury
State Department of Highways
Barrittmrg
Olter
Wayne and
Amy
Charles Hy Fry
George Melert Weldner Company
Medina
Paldwin Brothers Paying Company
Cleveland
H. A. McBurney
Pittsburgh
D. W. Challis and Sons
Tne
Sewickley
She ‘Koski Construction Company
Ashtaville
Devine Construction Company
Meailville
Dirigible to Reach N. Y. in Morning
The Hindenburg is expected to be over New York at 6 a.m. tomorrow and land at Lakehurst three hours later. Max Jordan of NBC said in radio talks from the zeppelin. Early reports describe a rough night with light winds and a crew on duty.
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Union Fral
New York
May
Hindenburg
Lakehurst
Iree
Max Jordan
National Broadcasting Company
Jordan
France Moves to Check Gold Exodus
Paris traders watched the Paris Bourse halt foreign exchange dealings as French officials brace for a possible franc devaluation with the popular front set to take office June 1. The Bank of France reports about 77 million dollars in gold loss for the week ending May 1, with larger shipments anticipated amid a mounting gold exodus.
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Paris
United Press
Popular Front
Chamber of Deputies
Offic
Bank of France
Probe Wattsburg man's death in Erie hospital
Authorities investigate the death of Walter Kobielski, 45, of Wattsburg, injured at the Erie Malleable Iron Works. An autopsy by Dr Charles Leone found pneumonia as the cause. Kobielski, with a widow and seven children, died after injuries at work and a later fall. funeral services set for 8 am tomorrow at Mrs Alexandria Soliwoo's home.
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Walter Kobielski
Wattsburg
Erie Malleable Ironworks
Erie
W. G. Stroble
Charles Leone
Pneumona
Kablelski
Legion Post to Consider Home Development
Elmer C Carriey Post 365 American Legion plans a regular meeting to decide whether its new North Center street home will be managed under the trustee plan or by an incorporated group. Tonight's session will also outline development plans for the former Brick House at North Gentey and Congress streets. A large attendance is urged.
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North Center Street
Ai Incorporated
Elmer C
Carriey Post
No. 365
American Legion
Pvening
North Gentey and
Congress Streets
Legionnaires
Kiwanians
The
Legion Auzx- Mary
Golden Rule Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ray Murphy
Wadtional
Carry
House Wrecker Held For Court On Destruction Charges
Irvine Rooney 29 of West Main street was jailed in Erie County Prison awaiting next court term on breaking and entering and malicious destruction. He pleaded guilty before Alderman George H Gordon and posted $500 bail on each count after confessing to hurling a rock through a window at Clifford Proper s home on West Main street. Rooney admitted entering the house smashing dishes wrecking furniture and causing other damage. arrest followed by Constable Lloyd Ruppersberger and later identification by fingerprints. Patrolman Ross Mead prepared the comparison and Rooney signed a written confession.
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Irvine Rooney
West Main Street
Erie County
Rooney
George H. Gordon
Clifford Proper
Main Street
Proper
Lloyd Ruppersberger
Ross Mead
Fry Company Wins Erie County Route 25 Contract
Highways Secretary Warren Van Dyke awarded a 9880 dollar contract for 2.20 miles of grading and drainage on Route 25/075 in North East township Erie County to the Charles H Fry Construction Company. Brier Fry was the low bidder for the project.
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FRY Company
United Press
Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
North East Township
Erie County
Charles H. Fry
Brier Fry
Exiled Emperor Plans New Plea Before League
May 8 Jerusalem reports exiled Haile Selassie and Ethiopian imperial family, refugees from Haifa, arriving aboard the Enterprise. The former king stays at a Jerusalem residence near the Ethiopian consulate, plans a six week stay, London visit, and a Geneva appeal to the League of Nations for justice.
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United Press
Jerusalem
Mperor Haile Selassie
Haifa
Wilexprise
Geolins
Palestine
King of Kings
Lion of Judah
Jkinz
Davie
Arcangements
Enterprise
Djuintui
Prench
Somaliland
Hartbor
Naval Base
Wilh Stein
London
Geneva
League of Nations
Mother's Day Gift Boom In Corry Stores
Corry shopkeepers report a heavy rise in gifts for Mother's Day with flowers and candy remaining popular while wearing apparel jewelry novelties pictures and other items increasingly featured. Merchants say gift giving is growing more general each year and mothers may receive shoes hose dresses hats or nearly any imaginable gift.
Roosevelt outlines industrial expansion plan for housing and rail equipment
President Roosevelt proposed expanding rail equipment and housing to cut unemployment. He discussed with Walter Chrysler and Owen D Young, noting rail firms struggle with fixed charges and housing for low income families remains unimagined. He foresees private industry rehiring workers, with no new government aid, and cautions Congress on a ship subsidy bill.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Walter P. Chrysler
Owen D. Young
General Electric
Railrose
Congress
Hoonevell
Hoosewell
Chrysler
Chryssey
Init
Complete Graveling On West Main Street
The state highway department finished graveling from the city line to West Main Street east to Fifth Avenue. The crew measured the gravel at nine and fourteen inches in places, with Street Commissioner Harrington and team rolling the surface. The improved stretch is aimed to become one of the finest dirt roads in the city and will extend west toward the cemetery. Meanwhile a fight over a gas tax increase moves forward as Pittsburgh motorists debate Governor Earl’s plan during a special legislative session.
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West Main
Steek Hng Boam
State Highway Department
St. Thomas' Cemetery
Highway Department
Main Street
Fifth Avenue
Harrington
Pittsburgh
Pirieburgh Motor Club
George of Earle
Fennbylyants
Plans to photograph solar eclipse on June 19
Dr. Livine C Gardner of the National Bureau of Standards said he will sail from New York to Al Bulak Russia with his wife to photograph the sun during the total eclipse using a 14 foot aluminum alloy camera. The expedition is sponsored by the National Bureau of Standards and the National Geographic Society.
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United Press
Washington
Livine C. Gardner
National Bureau of Standards
New York
Gardner
al Bulak
Russia
National Geographic Society
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Mercury
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N. Y
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Erie Hospital
Legion Post
Corryite
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
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