Treasury to be placed on stronger basis nationwide
Washington reports that social security taxes will swell the U S treasury with a vast cash hoard, shifting public debt from banks to government. Officials say the 2 percent payroll levy, rising to 6 percent by 1942, will fund pensions and welfare, stabilize the economy, and provide quick cash for emergencies. The old age reserve would begin after January 1, 1937, with pensions of 10 to 85 dollars monthly after 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Harkness
United Arena
Washington
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Social Security Board
China Objects to Japanese Demands in China Talks
Shantung and surrounding provinces were at the center of revived negotiations as Chinese Foreign Minister Chang Chun resisted Japanese demands. Ambassador Kawagoe pressed for autonomous status for five North China provinces, while both sides agreed to continue with an eighth conference aimed at peaceable settlement amid concerns over Communist influence in eastern Asia.
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United Press Shanghat
Shigeru Kawagoe
Chang Chun
Chang
Kawagoe
Woman given thirty days to pay costs
Mrs Nine Messina of Spring Street was remanded to Erie County jail after pleading guilty to an election law violation and unable to pay a 24.70 dollar fine. She was given thirty days to settle the cost through a DA arranged release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nine Messina
Spring Atréet
Erie County
Perkins Credits New Labor Laws Under New Deal Era
Secretary Frances Perkins told a conference that more and better labor laws have passed since the New Deal began, with state statutes shaping enforcement. She cited the Wagner Connery act, federal boards, and the employment service aiding 13.25 million placements through 1936, and urged social security as future wage protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Press
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
United Bites Department
of Labor
State Labor
Mias Perkins
Strike Leaders Refuse Peace in Pacific Coast Shutdown
Federal conciliator Edward F. McGrady says he can renew talks between shipowners and union leaders after both sides refused to attend a conference yesterday. He plans individual meetings to urge resumption of deliberations amid the west coast maritime strike that has idle 178 ships.
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United Press
San Francisgo
Edward F. McGrady
Srorie
Itis
Tno 4
McGrady
la Hor
Pacific
Man Believed Lost After Barge Capsizes Near Erie
Coast guard crews in heavy seas searched for an unidentified man feared lost after a barge broke away from the tug Ballenas and capsized in Lake Erie near North Girard, 22 miles west of Erie. The barge, en route from Cleveland to Buffalo, carried a roofer fender believed aboard. no signs of the man were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JMG
Erie
Coast
One Million To Get Wage Increases On Wall Street
Wage boosts sweeping the steel and auto industries push up hourly earnings. General Motors increases by one cent an hour for 200000 workers, adding to a wave of raises across the sector and signaling broad gains for labor. Indicated bonuses and further wage action are anticipated as major carmakers respond to ongoing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy United Press
New York
Wall Street
Géneral Motor Corp
Chelton Brothers Escape Anthrax Fears at Corry Hospital
Corry Hospital reports slight improvement in Glen Ernest and Carl Chelton brothers, all three seriously ill with a virulent infection believed to arise from hand abrasions during farm work. Dr J C Kibler states no environmental danger or epidemic. tests confirm mixed infection likely from caves. WPA workers join Chelton harvest as family illness draws attention.
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Corry Hospital
Glen
Ernest
Carl Chelton
Congard Township
J C. Kibler
Kibler
Hamot Hoapital
Erie
Iis
Carl
Corry
WPA
Chelton
Agas
National Auto Show Opens in New York Tomorrow
The national automobile show, featuring what motorists drive in 1987, opens tomorrow at Grand Central Palace in New York. It marks the second autumn show after 35 years of January exhibitions, intends to cut layoff periods and spur early winter buying. eight days, public Sunday opening for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Grand Gentral Palace
Merchants set December 8th for Christmas opening sale
December 8 is fixed for a mammoth Christmas trade opening in Corry. Golden Rune Club members meet to combine the November and December sales into a single event in the Monteipsl building. Plans include extending the sale into the evening and awarding a prize for a featured item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Golden Rune Club
Monteipsl
Afternion
Drunken Driving Sentences Hit county Jail In Erie County
Corryive and a former city resident fell before Judge Williams and received 80 day jail terms for drunken driving. Urial Sellen of this city and Philip Hblfast of Youngstown pleaded guilty and were sentenced to 60 days each in Erie County Court. Judge Hut signaled similar future sentences.
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Williams
Hirt
Prion
Urial Sellen
Clty
Philip Hblfast
Youngstown
Erie
Hut
County Court to Impose Jail Terms on Drunken Drivers
Judge William Hirt announces future jail sentences for intoxicated drivers in Erie County. The move follows rising drunken driving arrests and a fatal accident linked to alcohol. Harold Stewart, the first defendant under the order, pleaded guilty and received fines and 60 days in jail.
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Hirt
William
Erie County
Hibl
Erie
Isa
Allegheny County
Temmis
Harold Stewart
Eile
Sendennetty
Pasis
Delay Opens Red Cross Drive In 1936 Campaign
Delayed arrival of Roll Call supplies delays the opening of the 1936 Red Cross membership campaign. Supplies reached EJ Haight today and, with Armistice Day observance tomorrow, distribution to canvassing committees will push into the week. An aggressive city canvass is planned with committees in both business districts and in-home areas to launch the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ats. EJ. Haight
Ino
Germany Rearms as Navy Builds 190000 Ships and Carriers
Germany plans a vast naval expansion with over 190000 ships under construction, including the first aircraft carriers, as outlined in the navy yearbook released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United Pyran
Navy
Armistice Day tribute plan announced for town
Corry will pause two minutes at 11 o clock on Armistice Day. Observance marks the 18th anniversary of the Armistice ending the Great War. Fire horn signals the silent tribute as stores close and community programs unfold in schools and public buildings. American Legion Post 36 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 264 sponsor events including a father and son banquet at 6:30 PM at the American Legion home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Arbyte
Elmer C
American Legion
A.W
Hampson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Butters
G. T. Bergman
Lloyd Stowe
Tyan Smith
School treasury balance reported after last night session
Secretary H. Geiger told the Board of Education that $10,246.61 remained in the school treasury after paying approved bills. Receipts this month bring the total to $19,511.78. Disbursements paid last night amount to $7,365.12. A proposal to substitute used pipe for new for heating in the Industrial Shop was referred to the architect for recommendations. C. A. Duke urged a district saving of about $23.
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H. Geiger
Board of Eluvation
Geiger
C. A. Duke
Hich
Roosevelt Hard at Work on Budget for Coming Year
President Roosevelt concentrates on revising the 1936-37 federal budget with emphasis on balancing the budget within a year or two. He meets with Acting Budget Director Daniel Bell and reviews plans for allied agencies, aiming to present a refined program before Congress reconvenes.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Daniel W. Bell
Navy
State Department
Resettlement Administration
Rexford G. Tugwell
Pis
Congress
White House
Hyde Park
N.Y
Liberty League shrinks as New York talks shape future
Washington reports show the American Liberty League trimming clerical HQ space while New York conferences decide the group’s political future. Officials confirm no final plan, with leaders Shouse and former August 1934 organizers negotiating, and payroll cuts in Washington following the campaign. In Memphis, Senator McKellar calls for a congressional probe of the Literary Digest presidential poll.
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United Press
Washington
American Liberty League
Hug
New York
League
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Urge Digest
Memphis, Tenn
U. S
Kenneth D. McKellar
Tenn
Literary Digest
Programs in Schools for Education Week at Garry Public School
A Garry Public School observance of American Education Week opened Monday evening at the Harding School with more than fifty parents visiting east-side classes. Parents night offered in-class experience while the P T A provides active support. Superintendent Ralph S. Deweyt announced a weeklong schedule: Tuesday Concord and Washington, Wednesday Junior High, Thursday Senior High, Friday Fairfield. All parents and others interested in school development are invited to attend.
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Carry
Shita
Dewey
Concord
Washington
Palrview
Garry Public School
Rebels Form For Final Battle In Madrid
United Press reports the Madrid battle raged in Casa Del Campo as rebels reform for a final assault. After 24 hours of shelling with many killed and hundreds wounded, silence fell in outskirts while gunfire persisted near the grove and Delicias Drive. Government lines held at Toledo and Puerta del Sol as observers noted tense quiet and sporadic air activity above the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Ziffren
United Press
Madrid
Casa del Campo
Delicias Drive
Deroas
Manzanares
Segovia Bridge
Puerta
del Sol
Open Play Classes in Fairview Tomorrow
An announcement states the Fairview school will open play classes tomorrow morning under BYA auspices. Special sessions will serve under school age children, with parents invited. Similar classes are active in the Homemaking building beside the Junior High, led by Mrs. Katherine Abbey and supervised by NYA, with Miss Margaret Wolford directing the girls in charge.
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Fairview
BYA
Katherine Abbey
NYA
Margaret Wolford
Armistice Day Proclamation Observance Set in Corry
On November 11 1986 Corry plans Armistice Day events marking the 18th anniversary of World War I ending. A program by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars will include school exercises and a citywide moment of silence at 1120 hours to honor fallen service members.
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Our City
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Corry
Carnbaty
Glen Miller
Brayoe
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Pasvist
Capitol
Pari
Toledo
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