Primary elections loom as voters plan to cast ballots
The article notes Pennsylvania voters face about 8567 voting machines for the primary and that heavy paper use will occur in Allegheny County. It highlights concerns over election costs, the tourism impact of nationwide coverage, and a Zopplemann resolution granting FTC authority to probe sale and distribution of work nationwide.
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Pennsylvania
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State Elections Bureau
Allegheny
House
Washington
Zopplemann
Federal Trade Commission
Erie voters face probe into illegal registrations
County commissioners said prosecutions may follow an investigation into registrations by people claiming they were out of the city on April 26 1881. They believe a large number of hundreds who sought registration since April 20 swore falsely. Ralph C Benedict said about 400 enrolled on sworn claims of being out or out of town. The office was crowded as residents sought to qualify for next Tuesday's vote. Paul Spielman visited Jamestown Sunday.
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Ralph C. Benedict
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Man slain as irate father opposes teen wedding
In Canonsburg Pennsylvania bullets from a pistol wounded James Andamasaris and Helena Andamasaris as Michael Feanais shot Virginia's husband. Feanais fled in a car, prompting a police manhunt across Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Police sought the hit-and-run suspect and recovered the wedding ring from a Maine resident years later.
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Helena
Nick John
Andamasarid
Board Plans 34 School Budget Start Tonight
The Range of Education will begin preliminary work on the 1934 35 budget at tonight's meeting. State delays in approving salary reductions stall advances. Officials seek up to 20 percent cuts if finances demand. The budget and 1934 tax levy to be set before June 11. Supt Ralph S Dewey will present the annual report and school statistics.
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State Department of Public Instruction
State Department
Goodyear Introduces G-3 Tire With New Features
Goodyear unveils the G-3 tire with improved safety and mileage. Local dealers claim 16 percent more diamond read blocks, 43 percent longer non skid tread life, 50 percent slower head and toe wear, and a wider flatter tread for better road contact to meet faster driving demands.
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Goodyear
Funeral Services for Mrs. Alta Carrier in Columbus
Funeral services for Mrs. Alta Carrier wife of B N Carrier were held Sunday afternoon at two oclock from the home of her cousin Earl Carrier in Columbus Pennsylvania with Mrs Elsie Herlges of Hopedale officiating Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery Bearers were nephews Jay Rickerson John Carrier Ross Thompson Mr Boardman Peter Spoon and Marke Hilliger The body was sent to Columbus by B N Carrier and family and Mrs N L Haight spent Sunday in Erie with her daughter Mrs Burnet
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Little Hurst Lad Suffers New Injuries
Dick Hurst a boy from Wattsburg, son of Burl and Mrs Furst, faced prior amputation after a farm accident at Wattsburg in which his leg was torn. A new femur fracture from a baseball incident at Corry hospital extended his stay. he returned home with a cast and hopes for better luck ahead.
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Argon Atom Photographed by Arthur Compton
Dr. Arthur Compton reports photographing an argon atom, one of the smallest subjects captured. The atom measures about one angstrom in diameter, with 91 angstroms used as the wavelength unit for light.
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Washington
Arthur
Compton
Victim of Train Identified in Willoughby
Identification confirms Mrs Elsie A. Goodwin 27 of Manituleli as the deceased who died after leaping beside a speeding passenger train on Christus Eve. Her husband Bud Goodwin and sister Mirar-Tine-Phomac assisted in the process and exchanges of photographs with Police Chief Bly.
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Manutleli
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Mirar-Tine-Phomac
Philadelphia in Mortgage Bond Racketeering Probe
City Controller S Davis Wilson demands an investigation into a Philadelphia mortgage company now in receivership. Wilson, elected director after the firm entered receivership January 11 1933, represents minority stockholders and creditors who allege a gigantic mortgage racket harmed them.
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United Press
Philadelphia
S. Davis Wilson
Wilson
Steel industry operations drop to 16.6 percent
The American Iron and Steel Institute reported that nationwide steel operations fell this week to 16.6 percent, down sharply from 55.9 percent the previous week. The report cites a rapid decline in plant activity across the sector.
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New York
American Tron É& Steel Institute
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