Recall of Badoglio Increases War Talk
Rome reports marshal Badoglio, recent Ethiopian viceroy, leaves Addis Ababa after appointing Graziani as regent and commander in chief. Italian and British officials exchange charges amid fear of war in Europe as Mussolini’s influence shifts in Austria and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Brown
United Press
Corresjrandent
United Pres
Rome
Marshil Hierro Bailoghio
Emats Rildon Burope
Okay
Exhiopia
Novenson
Italy
Europe
Ethiopia
Badoglio
Adilig Ababa
Iathiopia
League of No- Lions Counci
Fenatlies Agaist Taty
Bemilo Musso
Perce Rage
Fain ‘Wlegalion
Genwo
Taly
Kurt Sumuyoh- Wag
Austria
Mussolini
Ernst von Starhemberg
British
Firma
Africa
Addis Ababa
Nis
Rodolfo Graziani
Audi Ababa
Harar
Graziani
Auxiliary to Assist with Poppy Sale Plans
The Laures Auxiliary of Lieut Archie W Thompson Post 264 VFW met to finalize plans for the Poppy Drive sale on Saturday with Mrs Eva B Rich as chairman. New member Mrs William G Swan was initiated and the group discussed routine matters while a lunch was served by committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laures
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Home
Eva B. Rich
William G. Swan
Floyd Black
Earl Jackson
Airs
William Bloss
Mary Hall
Road to Ruin Steels Demand Lifts U.S. Output to 68 Percent
New York May 21 heavy steel products demand remains strong above seasonal levels lifting output to 68 percent of capacity. Iron Age notes this week's total near the year's high despite reduced auto and agricultural demand. Ingot production rises in the valleys and in Pittsburgh Buffalo and Cleveland as other districts hold recent schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cleveland
Ferry Held For Wife Murder Awaiting Court Action
Paul Ferry, WPA worker, is charged with the murder of his wife Mary Berry 83 at their home 4112 East Avenue. He was held to await September grand jury after two preliminary hearings before Alderman William Schabacker. Testimony at the hearings aligned with coroner's inquest findings.
Pact Protects Rail Workers In Case Of Merger
United Press reports a White House backed pact by rail labor and management to shield workers from job losses and wage cuts during mergers. It covers five years of protection, a 60 percent pension for those with over one year of service, and relocation reimbursements, aiming to avert congressional action on the Wheeler Crosser bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
White House
Feaders
Roosevelt
Judge Upholds State Act Requiring Beer Licenses
Judge William E. Hirt in Erie County denied an Erie club appeal to renew its beer license. The Polish National Glu lost its license after a county inspection found liquor in the establishment. The decision aligns with the state beverage tax act, as DA Graham recommended revocations. Treasurer Ralph McCord said renewals begin Monday May 25 and 126 permits will be issued, down from 169 last year.
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William E. Hirt
Erie
Glu
Mortimer B. Graham
Ralph &. McCord
Heer
McCord
Will Launch Sewer Program June 2nd
City announces start date for widening Hare Creek channel as part of a broad sewer program. Director Nichols and City Engineer Dickson met with WPA officials to confirm funding and staffing. The project aims to employ 100 men, mostly from WM highway work, with potential for additional linked sewer projects later in the year.
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Hare Creek
Shady Avenue
Corry
WPA
Erie
Emue
Shayaynos
Stuhley M. Nichols
Lewin R. Dickson
WIPA
Tune
Iarby
Edward Harrington
Ernest A. Williams
Oral
Republicans Lead In Nomination Contest With Landon Ahead
Three Republican contenders stand atop the pre convention delegate race with Gov Alf Landon of Kansas leading, Senator Borah of Idaho and Frank Knox of Chicago also strong. Landon dominates eastern support and New Jersey margins while Borah trails but remains a factor.
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Lyle c. Wilson
United Press Star
Washington
Gov
AM. M
Landon
Kanaay
Sen
Williams
Borah
Idaho
Frank Knox
Chicago
London
Boran
Knox
New Jersey
Mme
Ohio
Fireas
Far West
Nebraska
South Dakota
Massachusetts
Flight on Zeppelin Trifle Monotonous at Kiwanis Talk
Captain W. Stuart Houghton of the Pennsylvania National Guard spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon about guard duty during the Johnstown flood and praised Red Cross aid. Remarks covered flood effects and local Boy Scout plans, with guests including Bend. Sy United Press Swartz and Paul Crossman reported that Dr. Matthew Mellon described the Hinsdenburg flight as splendid but monotonous, arriving from Lakehurst to Pittsburgh to discuss the trip.
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W. Stuart Houghton
Company A
Pennsylvania National Guard
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Johnstown
American Red Cross Chapter
Arthur Scheppher
John Blatt
Hinsdenburg
Pittsburgh
Matthew T. Mellon
Mellon
William Larimer Mellon
Gulf Oil Company
Lakehurst
MW. J
University of Freiberg
Roosevelt's Mother Confined To Bed With Hip Injury
Hyde Park May 21 Mrs Sarah Delano Roosevelt 82, mother of the president, is confined to bed after a hip injury suffered a week ago. X rays show an impacted hip and a cracked bone, with care by Dr Scott Lord Smith of Pough Keepsle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anneuress
Hyde Park
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Scott Lord Smith
Pough Keepsle
Prominent figure injured in workplace accident
Charles Law of Unionity, a well known American Legion member, suffered serious injuries yesterday at the Mulleie Condensary when a pole punctured his stomach during belt placement on a pulley. He was taken to Union City Hospital where doctors said the condition this afternoon was serious but not critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Law
American Legion
Mulleie
Law
Union City Hospital
Relief Budget Battle Shapes June Funds in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 21 state emergency relief allocated 6821.04 for unemployment support next month while State Treasurer Waters disapproved the June budget carry a move supported by Governor Farley and others. Auditor General Baldwin absent. budget details show a monthly expenditure of 6971.20 amid funds uncertainty.
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Unio
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gote
Charles A. Waters
Waters
Frankei Baldwin
Ratte Yr Helier
Karslo Schweinita
Farle
Liewt
Thomas Kennedy
Roy Ic Furman
Corry Man Granted Deferral In Malicious Mischief Case
Irwin Rooney of Corry pleaded guilty before Judge William Hirt to malicious mischief in Eyre county court. He admitted destroying furniture valued at $50 in his brother in law Clifford Proper’s home at 289 West Main Street several days ago. Rooney, claiming intoxication at the time, broke into the house, wrecked furniture, no windows and a stove. He has been held in the county prison since his arrest the day after the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Rooney
A. D
Corry
William
Eyré
Rooney
Clifford Proper
West Main Street
Leaders Split On Outlook For New Coal Act
Washington May 24 Conflicting statements from administration and congressional leaders cloud the fate of a New Deal program to stabilize the coal industry amid the Supreme Court invalidation of the Guffey Act. Sponsors clash over bill contents as Sen Joseph Guffey introduces a substitute in both House and Senate. House Chairman Robert L. Doughton pushes speedy action while Senate Majority Leader Joseph Robinson doubts passage this year.
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United Press
Washington
New Deal
Supreme Court
Guffey
Senate
House
Congress
Department of Labor
Joseph Guffey
Robert L. Doughton
Ways and Means Commie
Joseph ‘. Robin Son
Murder at Weedville ends in double tragedy
In Weedville, Pennsylvania, May 21, an aged father, briefly deranged, killed his son Assof Prisctida, 48, while the man sat reading a paper, then shot himself in the bedroom. A coroner's jury ruled the act a result of temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ridgway
Weeville
Rinaldo Pisaneschi
Posaneschi
Assof
Prisctida
Flood Control Bill Nearing Passage in Senate
Washington May 21 The Senate boosted the flood control bill by up to 384 million dollars and restored a 16.008 million provision for level and reservoir construction on the Saint Francis river in Missouri and Arkansas. Senator Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri led the motion and there was no record vote.
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Washington
Senate
Saint Francis River
Missouri
Arkansas
Bennett Champ Clark
Charges Dems Aided Hoffman In Tight Trenton Primary
In Trenton New Jersey on May 21 supporters of former Congressman Brank attacked the integrity of Tuesday's election as observers saw the governor Harold Heifman’s potential delegate-at-large seat at risk. Campaign manager O D Keep charged "skullduggery" and said Port’s organizers would meet to decide on a recount while Heffman’s victory was attributed to Democratic machine votes from Mayor Hague's group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Trenton
N. J
Brankin W. Port
Keep
Harold G. Heifman
D. Keep
Fort
Hoffman
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Small boy escapes injury after street collision
Pau Quinlisk, year-old son of Mr and Mrs Paul Quinlisk of East Wayne street, ran into the side of a machine driven by Charles Keatinz on North Center street near Pack Place and was knocked to the pavement but escaped injury. The youth came from behind a parked automobile into the moving car, according to the notes report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau, Ur
Paul Quinlisk
East Wayne Street
Charles Keatinz
North Center Street
Pack Place Street
Nolles
Austria poised for three man rule amid coup fallout
Vienna reports a cabinet draft to establish a three man dictatorship after the removal of Prince Ernst von Starhemberg. The plan designates Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg as supreme head, Eduard von Starhemberg as national militia commander, and Prince Starhemberg as national sports leader and head of the Mother and Protective Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kubek
H. Best
United Press
United Press Vienna
Ernst von Stirhemberg
Heimwehr Teyder
Wace
Uerivers
Kurt Schuschnigg
Fatherland Front
Eduard Bear von
Sarrenfels
Armed ‘Front
Prince Starhemberg
Mother Dod Protective Association
Schuschnigg
Starhemberg
Compromise Reached After Bitter Debate in Senate Panel
Washington May 2 Administration forces won a key Senate finance committee vote to accept a compromise on the New Deal corporate profits tax. The panel dropped plans to raise the income tax rate while retaining a 4 percent rate on certain undistributed profits and limiting retained earnings taxes. The agreement narrows the original plan, preserves portions of the social income tax, and tightens evasion loopholes as lawmakers seek a middle course between administration goals and Republican opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Senate Inrive Committee
Memhers
Weerninga
Lnuiinlevnt Corporation
Senate
Ee Om Rupp
Rudy's Wife Wins Uncontested Divorce in Los Angeles
May 21 in Superior Court Judge Arthur Crum's court Fay Webb testified about alleged abuse by Rudy Valles during a 20 minute session. Webb described threats, throwing objects, coldness, and controlling behavior that kept her up late entertaining his friends while she was ill. Lyons traveled to Erie for a day.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Thris
Jezel
Rudy Valles
Fay Webb
Mise Webby
Arthur Crum
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Landon, Borah
Lowden
Wilbern
Frank ‘Tl. Hines
Treasury
Axi
Hunsevelt
le Teil
Henry Ford
W. S. Houghton
Zeppelin
State Emergency Reef Board
Corry House
Coalact
Weedville
DEMS
Rudy
Valles
J. M. Lyons
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