Roosevelt's Re-Employment Plan And Local Court Actions
Roosevelt's re employment plan is described alongside a local shooting case. Youth held for county court after the Spring street shooting. Flaherty held for grand jury. James Winthirty Jr jailed on multiple counts. Munsee wounded in hand. Winters pleaded guilty to all counts. Others jailed or exonerated in a Related disturbance.
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Flaherty
Grand Jury
Lee Munsee
Compasion
Sisley
Munsee
Spring Street
James Winherty, Jr
C. B. Porter
Winterty
Borned Aguredy
Gailty
Sefitencs
Ben Sisley
Fad Perry
Brook Street
Federal road funds proposed in public works bill
A huge highway program in a congressional public works bill would total about 40 million dollars for state use with 880000 jobs expected nationwide. New York would receive 26407000, Texas 28919000, and Pennsylvania 21005000 with other states listed for feeder and matching programs.
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Congress
Bedverdam
Wattsboro
New York State
Texas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West ‘Virginie
Chinese Insurgents March on Tientsin Report
Nippon-Denpo reports an insurgent force of about 20,000 Chinese moving on Tientsin to seize control and undermine the local stabilizing army. The forces were said to have been recruited south of Tangshan, about 60 miles north of Peiping, as Japanese troops seized Tanshan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Buck brothers indicted in kidnaping extortion case
A grand jury in Barnstable indicts Kenneth and Cyril Buck in the kidnapping of 10 year old Peggy McMath for $60 000. Kenneth is described as the alleged mastermind and Cyril as an alleged unwilling accomplice. Both charged with kidnapping and extortion.
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Barnstable
Mass
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Peggy McMath
Cyril
Threats Target Beloit Daily News Plant Over Strikes
An anonymous letter threatens destruction of Beloit Wisconsin’s publishing plant in retaliation for the papers anti strike stance. The note signed Advancing Committee cites labor disputes and warns of harm to the facility. Police report no injuries.
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Beloit
Wis
Beloit Daily News
Tn 4m Enonymois
Winconaler
Nighange
Advangs Committee
Two Deer Sighted Near McDonald Farm on City Edge
Residents along South Center streets reported two deer near the George MacDonald farm at the city southern boundary. The animals appeared before vanishing into nearby woods, seen by several neighbors as night turned to morning.
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Geo
Mcdonald Farm
South Center Streets
George MacDonald
Guardsmen Ordered to Break Wisconsin Mill Strike
A large force of Wisconsin guardsmen was ordered into Outagamie county to quell a mill farmers strike in Shawano. About 2,200 troopers were readied for martial law enforcement as 15,000 farmers in the strike area faced suppression plans.
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Wisconsin
Willard A. Smith
United Press
Shawano
Wis
National
Madison
Outagamie
Wisconsin Mille Pool
Ralph Immell
Muscle Shoals probe spurs justice review and political action
In Washington the Justice Department investigates alleged misuse of government property at Muscle Shoals as a White House official notes. Speaker Reynolds and Vice President Garner sign Muscle Shoals IDs while claims surface of US political response. In Texas Alpine reports C L Hanold, an American abducted by Mexican outlaws, was freed as officials announce the release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Muscle Shoals
White House
House Reinéw
Garner
Alpine
Texas
C. L. Hanold
Legislators Form Probe Into Pennsylvania Sweatshops
Harrisburg May 18 The legislature launches a sweatshop inquiry with six lawmakers named by Speaker Talbot and Senate President Pro Tem Scott. The Gallagher resolution directs investigation of working conditions and a possible minimum wage plan, with a full report due next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Zissenheim
United Press
Harrisburg
Legstitute
Pennsylvania
T. J Gallagher
Allegheny
Eugene J. Gormin
Lehigh
Roy W. Shreiner
Dauphin
Richards. Quigsey
Clinton
Clarence S. Buckman
Bucks
Bertram G. Prazier
Philadelphia
Grover C. Talbot
Harry Scott
Senate
Gallagher
Sens
Josph H. Ziesenheim
Mine
Chas. W. Stidenmeier
Schighill
George N. Wade
Cumberland
Ray McKay
Merest
Alec ‘Wheeler
Forest
Scott and Talbot
Principal Wolfe Speaks at Kiwanis Club Meeting
Harold Wolff, principal of Junio High School, addressed Kiwanis members at the Tuncheon gathering on The Junior High School. Charles Shuss announced mushball game night with the Stanford Hose team and Memorial Day preparations were set. Chris Christensen reported on the membership drive and Rev. G L Boyd on the new technis association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wolff
Junio High School
Tuncheon
Mr. Wolfe
Charles Shuss
Kiwanis
Stanford Hose
Chris Christensen
G. L. Boyd
Technis Association
Robbery at Walkerton Wyatt State Bank by unnamed gang
In Walkerton Indiana on May 18 a gang of two men and two women wearing women’s attire robbed the Wyatt State Bank branch of an undetermined amount. Authorities believed the group used a car borrowed near Lucerne Indiana after a prior failed robbery attempt and a gun was fired.
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IND
United Press
Walkerton
Pethapa
Ttire
Wyatt State ‘Banke
Lirceyne
Townatelle
Lucerne
Roosevelt pushes drive for peace and prosperity
President Roosevelt advances his plan for world peace disarmament and prosperity as 12 foreign rulers send friendly messages. Norman Davis sails to Geneva to sponsor the plan at the world disarmament conference. Hull speeds up preparations for a London world economic conference amid signs of European support.
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Davis
Roosevelt
Geneva
Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Norman H. Davis
America
Europe
Briday
Hull
London
Hitler
King George
Great Britain
le Brun
Wrange
State Department
South America
Publie
Pre
Relief Act Expands Cash Aid to Struggling Farmers
May 18 government direct cash aid reaches hard pressed farmers under Roosevelt farm relief act. Loans from a $200,000,000 fund issued through federal land banks begin with $3,500 to Elijah Purvines of Sangamon County Illinois. Farm Loan Commissioner Morgenthau reports 1,280 loan applications in two days and funds to refinance debts provide working capital and prevent foreclosures.
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Roosevelt
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt Last Welt
Henry Morgenthal, Jr
New Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Banks
Elijah ‘Purvines
Sangamon County
Tmlinois
Morgenthau
Lineman John Burns Killed Near North East
Two weeks after his wife died Erie Lighting Company lineman John Wy Burns aged 53 was killed when he touched a live electrical line at North East near Keres. The accident occurred May 18 and authorities investigated the high voltage incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
United Press
John Wy Burns
Erie Lighting Company
Keres
Mexican Kidnappers Abduct Two U.S. Men
Report from Alamogordo Texas May 18 states troops to Washington dispatched after Mexican kidnappers abducted two American convoy men. Abductions follow a string of outrages against ranchers since the abandonment earlier in the year of Fort D. A. Russwell and Marfa, east of the sparse wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Uniereas
Hearings Open On Big Program To Aid Jobless
Washington May 18 Budget Director Douglas presented four tax programs to the House ways and means committee to finance a 3.2 billion public works section of the industrial plan. Secretary Woodin and Douglas urged rapid passage as hearings opened.
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Woodin
Douglas
House
Bill
United Press
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Pressury Woodin
Ways and Means
White House
Doughton
Ragon
Dem
Arie
Ragan
Chicago launches new business campaign
Chicago announces a citywide campaign to spur prosperity after three years of depression. Mayor Edward J. Kelly proclaims a drive to prosperity starting next Monday through May 27, with State Street Day highlighting peak business and bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Freen
Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
State patrol checks on overloaded trucks on city highways
State highway patrolmen report a check today on alleged overloaded trucks on Corry Union City roads. Two or three heavy log trucks were weighed, but it could not be learned this afternoon if any arrests were made.
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Corry-Union
New Pennsylvania Relief Post Opens Policy for Residents
Harrisburg May 18 The state emergency relief board inaugurates a policy of employing only Pennsylvanians. Marlin Paine, former executive director of Feet in North Hampton County, announced the rule amid a staffing controversy. Bailie, released after one day in the post, had paid $200 monthly and is a Cleveland resident. No successor was appointed.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Clansiess
Marlin Paine
Northaimipton County
Bailie
Cleveland
Ohio
Board Cuts Teachers Salaries and Adopts $104,841 Budget
The Board of Education set 1933 school taxes at 134% mill on property and $4 per capita, reducing teachers' salaries by 20 to 25 percent and trimming staff. The $104,841 budget eliminates several positions, lowers library funds, and maintains the Senior High building operations and festival band. The session followed executive conferences and lasted just over an hour.
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Board of Education
Harding School
First
Fourth Ward
Junjor High Setino
Gundes
Carsnegie Corporation
Budget Cuts Streamline School Year Budget
The 1933 44 budget totals 104 841 down from 136 504 last year with major cuts in general control and instruction. Teacher salaries face reductions as the board approves a 12 000 sinking fund and trims maintenance and fixed charges. Trustee Patterson opposes the motion seeking deeper reductions to ease property taxes.
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Hillettom
Patterson
Tax Reduction Action Adopts 1844 Mill Property Tax
D A Hillstrom chair of the finance committee explains a new tax cut enabled by a legislature act allowing salary reductions. He says the board sought relief for three years but was held by delinquent taxes and laws. He warns a possible district borrowing at year end. Continuation on Page Seven.
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D. A. Hillstrom
Hillstrom
Teachers Take 20 to 25 Percent Salary Reductions
School board adopts a sliding scale cutting elementary salaries by 20 to 25 percent with varying reductions by pay level. Secondary teachers face 20 to 23 percent cuts across several salary points. The schedule was unanimously approved as Milon Brown presents hiring plans for the 1935 34 term. Tim Aine Youngs, new junior high music and art instructor, replaces Wilman Young who leaves for Chautauqua.
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Milon Brown
Soidministration and Instruction Committée
Feschers
Timaine Youngs
Fredonit Normal School
Wilman Young
Chautauqua
N.x
Superintendent Takes Salary Cut and Board Elects Staff
Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey accepted a voluntary $1000 reduction for 1935-24 bringing his salary to $3200. He previously shaved $1000 last year after earning $3800. The board elected several school officials for the coming year including C. Bennet as treasurer without pay and Dr H A Curtis as director whose term expires. Bennet will post a $10,000 bond. Gulger was re elected vice president and manager for Corry.
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Ralph S. Dewey
Dewey
C. 7. Bénnett
H. A. Curtis
Bunnett
Galt Negiiva
Propien
H. Gulger
Bastians Mansger
Corry Setsol Veetier
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FORCE
Tientsin
Qakuand
Samuel Bowman
Meadow Mountain
Tlarry
Fat Jody
Bulletins
Peiping-Menisjn Sree
China
Ambasasdor
Hatet J Datnichi
Taike
Phillips
Wolfe
F.D.R
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