Fragmentary public notice hints at court delays and names
Readable fragments mention individuals such as Ashyilie Watts James Paul Settlement Ruth Titus and Charles, with references to court delays and officials. A May 17 1934 date appears, along with a sum of 314 353 and names Copeland Rossi Nich. The text is incomplete but suggests a legal matter with involved persons and a timing delay.
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Ashyilie
Watts James Paul Settlement
Chter
Ruth. Ve
Titus
Charles
T. V
Shreve
U. P. Rossi- D
Farmers cheer Roosevelt and the New Deal rally
Washington May 15 Four thousand dirt farmers from 20 states gathered on the White House south lawn to praise the administrations farm program and pledge continued support for Roosevelt. The event framed the New Deal as bid for farm prosperity and signaled the 1936 campaign mood with promises of greater benefits and sustained AAA policy. Meanwhile Congress faced a potential NRA extension deadlock as Speaker Byrns backed a two year extension, urging action to avoid primaries, with the House Ways and Means Committee shifting focus to NRA bill action.
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Ws Wired
Washington
Agriculture
Roosevelt
Constitution
Unis Nation
AAA
White House
Matty
United Press
Joseph W. Burns
House
Senate
Byrns
Byrmis
House Ways and Means Committee
Pat Harrison
Miss
Ways and Means Committee
Worle
NRA
Alleged Hit and Run Driver Faces Court
Corry witnesses were called today in the Fred Peterson case from Washington fleet. Peterson faces a charge of failing to stop and render assistance after an April 14 auto crash near Waterford route, where a truck rolled, contents scattered, and a motorist was killed. He was arraigned and released on $500 bond for today’s court appearance.
Legislative probe in mine fields sought in Harrisburg
Harrisburg news reports a legislative probe into coal mine disputes in Luzerne and Lackawanna counties. The plan calls for three representatives and two senators to oversee the investigation under a House resolution presented today.
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Unitedress
Harrisburg
Luzerne
Lackawanna
Senate weighs Wagner labor bill in swift Senate action
Washington May 15 The Senate moved quickly to advance the Wagner labor relations bill removing NRA extension TVA amendments and a Huey Long resolution to investigate Postmaster General Farley. A heated debate was expected as the powerful labor lobby lines up support for a high court of labor relations while Organized Industry 8 opposes. The administration had not taken a definite position.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
New
NRA
TVA
Huey Long
James A. Farley
High Court of Labor Relations
Organized Industry
Spurn Appeal For Advisory Relief Group In Harrisburg
Harrisburg May 15 Gov George H Earle urged creation of an eight member advisory council from both legislative chambers to aid the state relief administration. Republicans declined offering a nullity since advisers would have no voting power while dealing with relief policy amid flood of relief investigations. Morton Witkin Republican minority leader said eight lawmakers would lack real influence over relief administration and not meet the need for policy direction.
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United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
State Emergency Relief Board
Relief Administration
Assembly
Commonwealth
House
Senate
Morton Witkin
Philadelphia
Witlih
Denounce F D R Farm Address Sparks Republican Attack
Senator Daniel O Hastings chairman of the Republican senatorial campaign committee denounces President Roosevelt for a farmers speech defending the AAA program. Hastings compared the president to a small town bully and criticized others in Congress for backing the attack as Hamilton Fish Jr echoed the line in Congress.
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United Press
Washington
Daniel O. Hastings
Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee
Roosevelt
Hastings
Hamilton Fish, Jr
N.Y
Aumert
Townsend Club Meeting at Grand Theatre Friday May 17
Townsend Club plans discussion on old age assistance campaign at the Grand theatre Friday evening May 17 at 7 o'clock. Corry and Erie club representatives will speak and invite public attendance. Speeches cover national campaign developments and objective progress. Also note Mel Beth-Evans Glass furloughs in Charleroi affecting nearly 75 women workers.
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Townsend Club
Grand Theatre
Loeal
Union City
Corry Club
Clarence Brooks
Ford O'Dell
Club No. 1
Erie
Townsend
Pealers
Charleroi, Ps
Mel Beth-Evans Glass Company
Charleroi
Garner Breaks With Roosevelt On Bonus Bill
Vice President Garner reportedly told undecided senators that overriding President Roosevelt’s veto of the Patman inflationary bonus bill would be good politics. Reports indicate Garner has openly disagreed with the president, while Patman leaders canceled immediate action as funeral services for former Senator Cohen drew lawmakers away. Administration leaders remained confident of sustaining a veto override with a comfortable margin.
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RONALD @ VAN TINE
United Press
Washington
John J. Garner
Roosevelt
Gurney Liat
Garner
Congress
White House
Capitol
Johm
Cohen
Atlanta
Gar
Patman
Findley Lake Woman Injured When Car Hits Doe
Mrs. Albert Smol ic 30 of Findley Lake was seriously hurt when a Ford truck struck a deer near the lake last evening about 9 20. Found unconscious over the steering wheel, she was moved to a doctor’s office and treated for severe facial lacerations a possible skull fracture. The deer carcass found near the wreck supports the collision theory.
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Albert Smolk
Ahehiel
Roy Davis
French Creek
Tey
Domination of Banking by New Yorker Aldrich
Winthrop W. Aldrich chairman of Chase National Bank of New York told a Senate subcommittee that the administration seeks the most complete system of political control over banking in the world. He said no central banking body abroad has 50 percent control as the proposed omnibus banking bill would. He added he spoke only for himself.
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Byrince
Washington
Winthrop W. Aldich
Chase National Bank of New York
Senate Banking and Currency
Aldrich
Commerce Department
Business and Advisory Council
Slayer of Erie County Farmer to be Tried May 23
Helmer Berry of Portsmouth Ohio, an ex convict, faces first degree murder charges for beating and shooting Barlow Lepley an 87 year old farmer eight miles south of Erie, Pa. The grand jury indicted Berry and set his trial date, marking a swift disposition in a major county criminal case.
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Erie
Helmer Berry
Portsmouth
Erie County
Berry
Barlow Lepley
Lepley
Uestherly
Here
Australian air ace Kingsford Smith escapes at sea
Sydney reports Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and crew flying the Southern Cross from Sydney to New Zealand across the Tasman Sea. After seven hours of peril with 398 pounds of air mail aboard, a steering failure forced a decision to return to Sydney, ending the flight near Mascot airfield.
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R Charles Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Sydney Airdrome
Tasman Sea
United Press
Sydney
New South Wales
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Australia
Mascot Airdrome
Ife
P. C.taylor
J. Stannage
Kingsford Smith
Pacific
Wight
New Zealand
George
Kingsford-Smith
Earle Warns Legislature On Social, Labor Bills
Governor George H. Earle tells the Pennsylvania legislature to avoid a summer-long session unless the Senate releases his social and labor measures from committee. Speaking to the State Federation of Labor, he denounces relief taxes on industry and says he will not compromise on principles while urging strong social security reforms to lift citizens from relief rolls. He warns of higher taxes if needed to enact drastic social programs and pledges amendments only to remove inequities.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Star Senate
State Federation of Labor
Senate
Ony
Wight
Pensylvenia
Roosevelt to send unified transportation regulation proposal
President Roosevelt said in a brief press conference that he intends to send to Congress a special message on coordinated transportation regulation. The text is written and will be reviewed with departmental officials before transmission, aiming to unify all transport forms under a single system, likely via the Interstate Commerce Commission. In Chattanooga Billy Sunday, the famed evangelist, is resting after a near attack yesterday.
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Ly Witted
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Mls
Te Interstate Commerce Commission
Barbara on Honeymoon Feted by Frisco Friends
Barbara Tutton Miivani, now Countess Haugwitz, honeymooned in San Francisco after a Reno wedding. Shielded by guards, she rested in an exclusive Nob Hal hotel before a circle of social friends staged receptions in her honor.
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Barbara
Frisco
Jac Welter
United Press
San Francisco
Col
Kurt
Alexis Miivani
Georgia
Nico Smith
Anita Ciutstore
Burlingame
Deadline for federal funds reached today in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on May 15 the state senate warned that federal relief funds were exhausted if a substantial revenue plan is not enacted. A subcommittee split on revenue amendments, while the House moved to fund $3,000,000 for relief next month. Senator Harris sought a pledge to enact a 10 point revenue plan to avoid stopping funds, but the measure was referred to committee.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Senate
Dodsy
Senate
William Clark
Chester
House
Gelder Senate
General Fund
Harry L. Hopkins
Pentsyrania
Frank J. Harris
Allergheny
Finance Committee
Huber Thompson
Center Street Parking To Be Decided Soon
A circulating petition among downtown merchants proposes eliminating parking between Franklin and South streets on Center for merchants. The petition will be presented at the next council meeting. a prior petition requests a two hour parking limit. Mayor Miller supports the two hour limit while council awaits petition results.
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Corry
Franklin
South Streets
Siemeé
Glen Miller
Bing
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