Local radio talks and public notices fill day log
Community updates report Attorney General Homer Gummings to discuss Prison Reform on a national radio forum at 9 30 pm on WUZ and Secretary of Commerce Daniel C Roper to discuss Trade Development on WABC at 9 50 pm. WPA walk repair deposits urged. walk project applications still being received. Coursework testing by Supt Ralph S Dewey in elementary grades. unemployment compensation disbursements total 27 million since February. Traffic incidents include a collision at Wattsburg with two autos damaged. Richard Lindsley exonerated in a bicycle collision. Knights Templar Pennsylvania delegation attends Philadelphia conclave. Rex theatre advertises The Adventures of Tom Sawyer in Technicolor.
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Homer S. Gummings
National Radio Forum
WUZ
Two Flyers Escape in Forced Landing Near Kennerder
Oil City Aero Club president Richard Labaugh recounted the near catastrophe as Hy Douglas Brown Jr. forced a powerless landing in a small forest clearing near Kenherder after a gasoline leak developed in the feed line. Both men escaped uninjured and the aircraft sustained no damage after Brown steered clear of trees, a cemetery, and a field while landing.
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Onl City
Richard Labaugh
Oil City
Brown
Lobaugh
Leme
Pittsburgh
Splane Memorial
Lotaugh
Pittsburgh Women Urge Davis Back Bill Amendment
A delegation of Pittsburgh women urged Senator James J. Davis to support an amendment to the $3.0 billion recovery bill. They argued against centralized relief and called for returning administration to local communities, led by Mrs. Arnold M. Replogle.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
James J. Davis
R. Pa
Arnold M. Replogle
Holds New Federal Bureau Not Needed
R. A. Alexander and V Dye of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce state the current bureau could perform the functions President Roosevelt suggests for a new Bureau of Industrial Economics, arguing against creating a separate agency.
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R. Alexander. V Dye
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Roosevelt
Bureau of Industrial Economics
Armed Farmers Share In Latest Mexican Revolt Update
Fort LeBoeuf Chapter of American Colonists elects new officers at Park Manor meeting in Waterford. Reg ent IN Waterford is Coon. first vice regent Klehr Erie. other officers from Erie, North East, Sharon, Corry, and Corry. Reports on Pittsburgh state meeting and Washington national convention given. program includes music by Lindsay and Parsons. humorous readings by Cogan.
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Erie
Anthony Parnenworth
North Mast
Helen Cishman
Sharon
Rollo McCray
Waterford
R. P. Barnes
Wave Perkins
Corry
Treva Drake
Iice T
J. I
J. B. Patterson
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Qcom
Cushman
Phyllis Lindsley
Robert
Gene Parsons
J. B. Cogan
K. Henry
Edinboro
Laria
J.D. Sterrett
Henry
Tueinboro
Harriet Chapman
Springborn
Klehr
Flora L. Deming
Sterrett
State Relief Rolls Up 3rd Consecutive Week
State relief rolls rose for the third consecutive week ending May 14, with a net increase of 2,667 cases and 9.82 persons. Private employment outpaced gains, but not enough to offset industrial unemployment and exhausted unemployment benefits. The May 14 statewide direct relief total reached 184,268 with 16,279 applications that week.
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Tmra
Federal Works Program
Attack power of cabinet member in grand jury inquiry
The Dauphin county grand jury inquiry into a cabinet member’s power continues after a stay of proceedings. Former Attorney General William A. Schnader represented Earle in court as Holgate Brothers Manufacturing Co. Kane and about 1,000 Pennsylvania employers joined a separate constitutional challenge to maximum hours laws. A third suit was filed by W. Miller, Perry County storekeeper, as a taxpayer. May 26-28 is Corry’s big Bargain Jubilee.
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Dauphin County
William A. Schnader
Earle
Holgate Brothers Manufacturing Go
Kane
Pennsylvania
W. Miller
Perry County
Northwestern District Librarians Set Meeting at Titusville
The Northwestern Pennsylvania District Librarians club plans its annual meeting tomorrow in Titusville chaired by Mrs Porter Auer. Attendees include Miss Frances Rowland a senior high faculty member who will read poetry from her son, Mrs Walter Peake Carry Library president, A D Colegrove and Mrs Alton Dahlstrand. The Cory Library will be closed all day Tuesday.
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Uns Cly
Pennsylvania
Clib
Titusville
Porter Auer
Auer
Frances Rowlang
Walter Peake
Carry Library Board
A.D. Colegrove
Alton Dahlstrand
Cory Library
Sleep Walking Teen Shoots Self in Cal Room
Palo Alto report says Billy Azeveilo an 18 year old high school athletic star fired a B2 caliber rifle while asleep in his room. He walked about and either fell or bumped the gun striking his stomach the wound not considered serious.
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Sleep Walker
Palo Alto
Cal
Billy Azeveilo
Givuns Moon Description Clarifies Moon Shape Phases
A gibbous moon describes the moon's appearance just before or after full. The term refers to a swollen or irregular lunar shape during these transitional nights.
Funeral Services for Mrs Bertha King Bly
Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha King Bly were held Sunday afternoon at Asheville Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. Crosg and Rev. Hary ath officiating. Music was by the church choir. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers were G. E Boyd, John H. King, C Y King, and Charles Dowles. Corry attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George B. Boyt, Mrs. George Mallick, John H. King, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton V. King, and Mrs. Jessie Newton.
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Bertha King
Ashville Methodist Episcopal Church
Crosq
H. Bary
Pine Grove Cemetery
G. E B. Boyd
John H. King
CY. King
Charles Dowles
Corry
George B. Boyt
George Mallick
Carlton V. King
Jessie Newton
Waterford Chapter Meeting Set for August
A list of members includes Wolfe, Mrs Kitchen, Mrs Na gle, Misa Drake, Mrs Coon, Mrs Barnes, Mrs Lynford Phelps, Mrs W H Parker, Miss Lyde Patton of Waterford, Miss Cuishman of Shaven, and Mrs A J Kay of Youngaville. The next chapter meeting will be held in August at Waterford.
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Warriot
Motor Police
N. R. Dickson
WPA
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C.roper
WABC
Arthur Tubbs
Mainstreet
Bailey
Warren County
Federal Treasury
Social Security Board
Board
Cohen Auto Parts Company
South Center Street
Bennink Gandy
Cohen Company
Ralph
Dewey
Labor and Industry
Ralph M. Bashore
Bashore
Wattsburg
C. H. Davis
Buffalo
Wyoming
Arthur J. Titus, Jr
R. D
Wattaburg
William Gould
Rex Theatre
Austin
Bratt Brothers
Richard Lindsley
Firat Avenue
Kenneth Hoyt
Sugar Grove
Lawrences Davison
J. T. Babbitt
I Pennsylvania Knights Templar
Philadelphia
Seatre
Davis
Bill
United
Fort LeBoeuf
the Daughters of American Colonists
San Luis Potosi
Cardenas
Mexico
Las Lis Potos
Mexico City
Saturnino Cedilio
Model Dairy Company
Jewell Grayson
Grace Goldstein
G-men
Los Angeles
Karpis-Barker
Alvin Karpis
Bertha King Bly
Haddock
Sunnyfield
A. & P. Grape Juice
RED Cross
Hudson Tomatoes
Nutley Cleo
Jane Parker
Foreign Legion
Member
Federal Reserve System
Nelly Dons Hope Reed and
June Fox
F.C. Chapin & Sons
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