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Ramsay MacDonald Dies at Sea Former Prime Minister
Leaders from all parties paid tribute to James Ramsay MacDonald 71 former Britain's Labor prime minister as the ship Niner Reins Del Pacifico carried his body to Bermuda. Born in Lossiemouth he rose from teacher to political leader guiding Labor through war and coalitions. He died after a long career marked by peace appeals and party shifts.
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United Press
London
James Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
Niner
Cobbley
Lossiemouth
Kely Hardie
Independent Labor Party
Margaret Gladstone
Wivdrebhidrir
MacDonald
Joil
Logslemouth
Lain
Ion
Tiwan
Parliament
Buckingham Palace
House of Commons
Is Sent
Labor
Soviet Russia
Agate Mmne
Liberals
Slo
Branley Baldwin
Employers and workers reminded of 44 hour work week rules
Labor and Industry Secretary Ralph M Beshores reminded employers and wage earners that hearings on exemptions under the universal 44 hour work week law open Friday. The 1937 act sets eight hours per day and a 44 hour week with a 90 minute lunch in the first six hours and fixed hours for each employee. Exemptions cover Dona Ade executives domestic servants and agricultural field workers.
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United Proge
Harrisburg
Labor and Industry
Ralph M. iBeshore
Dona Ade
Aervanta
County treasurer postpones tax sale to December 20
Erie county tax sale dates moved from November 15 to December 20 1987 to allow checks on delinquent properties. The large delinquent list covers 1931 to 1935 taxes for about five thousand parcels, with Corry properties set for December 20 in Judge W K Hirt's courtroom at 9 a m.
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Ralph BL McCord
Spow
Erie County
Arie
McCord
Corry
Erie Properties
Tuesay
W.K Hirt
Federal tax cut eyed by House committee action
Washington November 10 The House Ways and Means Tax Subcommittee tentatively cut 117 million dollars from the estimated annual yield of the capital gains and losses tax. It also revisited the issue of exemptions from the profits tax for weak corporations in bankruptcy or under non dividend contracts. The move aims to shield cash-starved small firms while Roosevelt seeks to balance the 188 fiscal year budget.
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United Press
Washington
House
Waga and Means Tax
Roosevelt
Franco Plans Final Offensive in Eastern Spain
Reports from the Franco-Spanish frontier say Generalissimo Francisco Franco intends to launch a last major offensive in Eastern Spain before month’s end. The move aims to break Loyalist resistance and hasten collapse of opposition.
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Unica
Hendaye
Francisco Franco
Spain
Chrisman
Franco
Bernody
One Mill Tax Boost Favored To Fund Storm Sewer
Corry's 1938 tax rate hinges on financing the storm sewer project. If budget follows pay as you go, about one mill more in next year’s levy may be needed, with bond issues at $5 000 to $6 000 a possibility to complete the city portion. Mayor-elect Heples and City Council discussed tax impact and budget drafts for December action.
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Corry
Frank EB. Heples
Glen Miller
Blaine Kincaid
Aveek
Miller
Spoliny
Fine Department
Council
Finants M
Leo Mule Jerick
Delay in Coal Price Hearings Signals Roosevelt Action
Washington, Nov. 10. Heat, and price setting by the bituminous coal commission faced possible delays as President Roosevelt prepared to intervene again. The move follows two months of self-government by the commission and signals a potential call to the White House to secure a prompt agreement on minimum coal prices.
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Washington
Roosevel
Commission
Felf
Mtr
Roosevelt
Erie Grand Jury On Call In Gravel Case Wins Friendly Suit
Erie Pa November grand jury will be held on call after regular criminal work. Judge William H. Hirt said jurors may be recalled to probe Erie county gravel case amid unconfirmed reports of a broader investigation. District Attorney Graham Kinstead would not reveal details. A friendly suit may decide Gerry School District salary payment to ex-treasurer Frank Westley for six months of the current term, with hopes for amicable settlement.
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Erie Grand Jury
Graham
Frank E. Westley
Erie County
United Press
Eris
William H. Hirt
Hirt
Tist
Atty
Mortimer E. Graham
Graham Kins
Fram
Gerry
Frank Westley
Wy. Westley
Board of Reduction
Eveniagy
Journal
Westley
Supreme Court to Rule on Bill Across Utilities Case
The Supreme Court will hear arguments tomorrow on a Pacific Gas & Electric Co. case challenging a 39 year old rate making precedent. Roosevelt’s criticism of recent Court interpretations heightened the case’s significance as the court moved forward with the hearing.
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Roosevelt
United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Governmentareka
Weyers
Colutt
Federal warrant issued for Herri von Tund in Erie on pure food case
A federal bench warrant was issued today in Pittsburgh for the arrest of Herri von Tund of Erie Pa on charges of violating the Pure Food and Drug Act the warrant argued by Judge Schoonmaker with information filed by the United States District Attorney's OfficeThe information alleges false labeling and sale of misbranded grapes tied to the Land Grape Juice Company across the interstate commerce route
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Pittsburgh
Herri von Tund
Erie
Schoonmaker
United States District Attorney's Office
the Land Grape Julce Company
InterWate
Coueiarue
Silent Armistice Day tribute planned for 11 A M
Corry plans a brief silent tribute at 11 A M tomorrow to honor those who died in World War I. Local business will close in the afternoon. American Legion and auxiliary members organize exercises, speaker lineups, and a 6:80 dinner at the post home.
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Afernonn
Amerian Legion
Aspen
Board of Education
Mosday
van Ruwne 'C
Dubbey Post
Bt Muderieay Legion
Thofulauy
OM. Hengst
Ofin W. Bracken
Concord
Ralph & Dewey
Washington
Stephen Bynes
America Legint
Laidley
Post
Lie An University
Lin
Somonow
Flahting
Freight rate boosts refused by state PUC
Harrisburg November action by Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission rejects railroad requests for intrastate freight increases on basic commodities. Carriers sought 1 to 11 cent per ton rise for bituminous coal, claiming alignment with interstate rates set October 22. PUC suspended tariff schedule and ordered investigation into reasonableness, with hearing date not set.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mistry
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Lune
PUC
Embezzler Held Under $20,000 Bond in Scranton Case
Hatl Hess, a 48 year old accountant at Nowoo Peck, Pe Nations Baxi, was held on embezzlement charges in Scranton after a family boating disappearance. Hess faces the charges as authorities pursue a fuller picture of the alleged theft.
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Scranton
Morgenthau Plans Expected From Roosevelt Speech Tonight
President Roosevelt convened four major business representatives and Federal Reserve officials at the White House to discuss boosting private capital spending on construction. Secretary Morgenthau and Senator Byrd will speak in New York on government expenditures and how to stimulate the housing industry amid the recession.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Tof Jy m
EBT
Rid
New York
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Margenthau
Harry F. Byrd
Roosayrlt
MorgenLiaw
Byrd
Polihead
Sulenes
Morgentau
Nos
Si Parker Gilbert
Morgan Amit Company
Morgentin
Morgenthatt
Kinnie
Sponiinge
Uiilon
Unionite Guilty in Attack Trial
Gurney rtus 96 Wien City was found guilty of aggravated assault and battery in Union City by the county court yesterday. Judge Willan set sentencing after the jury recommended mercy. Wind Was arrested after the attack on Jones with an axe during a drunken brawl last August 12 in An on Gily. Jones suffered severe back injuries and was hospitalized for several days before beginning recovery.
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Eurly
Hotels fail to meet all labor demands
United Press reports Nov 10 that labor cannot compel hotels to pay wages equal to skilled factory workers. Lucius Boomer, president of the American Hotel Association, told a New York audience that strikes to push hotel wages to factory levels would have serious consequences for the industry and its workers.
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United
American Hotel Association of
United State
Cerrada
Lucius Boomer
Ae New Yor
Imkor
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