Darrow NRA report shocks Roosevelt era debate
Washington May 1 reports say the Darrow commission’s review of NRA practices sparks fierce reaction. Johnson endorses abolition of the NRA board while Darrow and Thompson urge rapid reorganization as critics claim monopoly power and socialization threats. The Voluminous study, 80 plus pages, weighs anti trust law revival and code enforcement, with NRA rebuttals attached.
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Economic turmoil in Nazi Germany sparks cautious warnings
A Geneva observer after a Berlin stay reports Germany’s economy in distress and unrest growing behind Nazi displays. He notes large May Day crowds at Tempelhof, weak applause for Hitler, rising unemployment, and heavy state spending. Trade, imports, and export prospects threaten prosperity and reemployment amid debt talks and discords over disarmament and industry leadership.
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America
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Pinchots to Host Supreme Court Dinner in Harrisburg
United Press reports sixty guests to attend the annual dinner at the Governor and Mrs Pinchots residence. Attending are numerous high court justices, judges, and state officials from Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton Wilkes Barre and York with spouses. The guest list includes Chief Justice Preer and many others, along with families and prominent Pennsylvanians at the executive mansion.
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Harrisburg
United Press
Pinshot
Supreme Court
Robert S. Preaer
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Frazer
Pittsburgh
Jeorge W. Maxey
Scranton
James B. Drew
William B. Linn
Philadelphia
Horace Stem
Frank M.presser
Allentown
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Brigance
B. J. Stackpole, Jr
P. S. Slahingcker
C. J. Goodnough
Mds
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Phila Sophia
Lerman Goldberg
A. Marshall Thompson
W. Wortell
Knights of Columbus Convene at Pittsburgh
Three delegates faulted to the annual Knights of Columbus convention in Pittsburgh opened with Mass at St Pauls Cathedral led by Bishop Hugh Boyle. The second Pittsburgh convention in 81 years gathered for busy business sessions and officer elections.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Knights of Columbus
St. Paul's Cathedral
Hugh ©. Boyle
Pittsimygh
Presbyerial Meet to Be Held Here in 1934
Oil City May 20 The next annual meeting of the first Presbyterian church at Corry Pa was decided at the closing session of Erie Presbytery Women s Presbyterial society for national and foreign missions The 61st annual national mission meeting and 10th annual foreign mission meeting elected officers including Mrs Y B Reed Mercer Mixy Laureanne Royer Franklin and S R Gnade Oil City Mrs C B Cooper Titusville and Mrs A Black Titusville as treasurers The session opened with an executive committee meeting devotions led by Miss Kate Winger Warren and a talk Forayart for a Christian World by Mrs Mary B Moore A report on the 1933 Pennsylvania Synodical meeting was given by Royer A vocal duo was sung by Lee Hershelman and Mrs T G Koontz A tally on the Presbyterian Chauitauaun home was presented by Mrs George N Reed and Mrs Samuel Semple of Titusville spoke on the Pennsylvania Woman s Medical College About 100 delegates and 29 presbyterial officers attended and stayed in hosts homes Lanyers for the teetewales were served by the Hays Bible class and Augusta Rand Bible class hosted Thursday evening Mary T Heydrick displayed literature from the National Board
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First Presbyterian Church
Corry
Women's Presbyterial Society For Neonal and Foreign Missions
Erie
YB Heed
Mercer
Mixy Laureamne Royer
5. R. Gnade
Oi! City
National Missions
C. B Cooper
Titusville
Foreign Aulssioms
Mrp
A. Black
Kate Winger
Warren
Mary B. Moore
Young People's
Board of Foreign Missions
Pennsylvania
Laureanne Royer
Pranklin
Lee Hershelman
Chauitauaun
George N. Reed
Pennsylvania Woman's ‘Medical College
Samuel Semple
Laneries
Tete- Wales
Hays
Banque
Augusta Rand
Mary T. Heydrick
National Board
Broad historical notes mix with town news and events
A Jamestown obituary notes Joseph Bowman founder of the West Ridge bus lines dies Saturday morning. his son Jed Bowman now heads the Jamestown division. The era also recalls Frances Crozier’s cross‑continent motorcycle trip ending in Jamestown, and a Ringling Circus engagement in Amestown on July 21. Reports cover a fatal railroad crossing collision near AKr, local business openings, bank hiring, and new auto and fuel industry developments.
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Jamestown
Ormerly
Girard
West Ridge Bus Lines
Jed Bowman
Bowman
Frances Fb, Crozier
Jamestown Young Indy
San Diego
Calif
Miss. Gravier
California
Field Day Program at Brow District No. 2 School
The Clymer Township Field Day held May 18 at Brow District No. 2 school featured pupil etudes followed by stunts and races. Awards were presented to many pupils from districts 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 including Jean Wiggers Jane Mayo Frances Bemis Evett Lookinghorse Walter Zotone and others for various exercises.
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Brow District No
Exercis Jean Wiggers
Jame Mayo
Frances Bemis
Francis Vi Kula
Curtis McGraw
No & Evett Lookinghorse
Walter Zojone
Preston Smith
Robert Fisher
Harolden
First Excellence of Human Being in Darwinian Doctrine
Fragmentary OCR text argues that Darwinian survival of the fittest is linked to human belief in superior fitness. The source hints at a discussion of fitness as a criterion of superiority and its acceptance by contemporaries, but the excerpt is incomplete and unclear.
Flying Erie Doctor Loses Arm In Propeller Accident
Dr Hart a Erie physician and amateur aviation enthusiast lost his left arm when it was caught in the propeller of his own plane at a Scio flying field. He had taken local friends for rides. his last passenger Pat Graves escaped unharmed as the craft crashed into a hangar after the propeller injury.
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Richards Is Found Guilty Of Second Degree Murder
Meadville May 21 John Richards 28 of Lindoinville was found guilty of second degree murder by a jury that deliberated mere minutes. The convicted man faces up to 20 years in prison. The verdict was read at 4 20 oclock Saturday afternoon after a special afternoon session called by Judge C Cure Kent to conclude the case. Final pleas had been made in the morning and testimony had been misacted Friday afternoon.
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Meadville
John Richards
Judge Kent
Jailer 8s Lonesome in Durango Jail
In Durango Juan A Menina, the jailer, reports no prisoners for a week. He says this is the longest stretch without inmate chatter since he began the job.
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