Reforms Follow Recovery As F D R Maps New Drive On Unemployment
President Roosevelt places recovery ahead of reform and maps an economic security program with no new taxes before 200 support branches of American life. Ickes forecasts a public works assault on unemployment including rural electrification and highway projects. The economic security advisory council met with a cabinet committee to shape a tentative plan, while keeping taxes low and avoiding broad pensions or health insurance.
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Edward W. Lewis
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Harold Li. Ickes
Economic Security Advisory Council
Sail
Labor
Bandits Foiled In Ohio Village Bank Robbery
Bandits isolated Cygnet village in Ohio by cutting telephone lines and raiding Cygnet Savings Bank. Carl Schwyn, bank cashier, awoke to a blast, crawled to a nearby exchange, fired none, alerted Sheriff Pratt, and bank robbers fled before officers arrived. They left behind a shotgun saw and tools, but took two bank shotguns.
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United Press
Bowling Green
Ony
Cygnet
Cygnet SavingsBank
Carl Schwyn
Caadler
Schwyn
Schawn
Bowlings Green
Bruce Pratt
Soviet market may stimulate heavy industry recovery
Washington, Nov. 15. The Soviet Union may help revive U S heavy industrial manufacture as domestic demand lags. Analysts see a three year lag before broad recovery, with $150 million monthly relief burden. Moscow could aid with up to 100 million dollar credit and demand large orders for steel rails heavy machinery and related products.
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Lyle G. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Soviet Union
Pa G
Moscow
Russia
Hunters Save 12 From Blaze in Hazelwood District
Early morning hunters driving to lighting grounds spotted a three story building fire in Hazelwood. Michael Pernyel 21 Hazelwood and three companions forced entry, woke residents including Dav Heffner and family, Prank Hilty 65, Mrs Taylor and infant Maureen. seven adults and four children rescued. Eleven more people aided by fire crews and bystanders.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Hazelwood
TrAgjre
Yangriment
Michael Pernyel
Hazelgood
Pernock
Dennis Lewis
Harry Stevens
Raymond Sheridan
Dav
Prank Heffner
Weirton Trial Closes in Wilmington Hearing
The hearing on the government petition seeking a permanent injunction against the Weirton Steel Company to prevent interference with collective bargaining by employees closed today in Wilmington.
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Unitearres
Wilmington
Del
Weirton le
Officials Silent On Rate Cut In Corry
Officials of the Pennsylvania Electric Company declined to comment on a possible extension of rate reductions to Corry after Erie announced lower tariffs effective January 1. The Erie Lighting Company followed the county utility in cutting lighting rates, with similar projected reductions cited, though details await filing with the Public Service Commission in Harrisburg. Residential and commercial rates in Corry remain higher than those in Mine and other cities, raising questions about an immediate local reduction unless regional tariffs are lowered.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Erie
Erie Lighting Company
Hie County
Ble Trie Company
Lee H. McCray
Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Ttige
Wealthy couple and two others die in mansion fire
In New York on November 15, Henry Hassell Drowne, a rich woolen merchant, his wife, maid Sing Henderson, and May Borum, an Atlanta seaman, perished in a blaze that consumed the Drowne mansion on West 70s near Riverside Drive. Chauffeur-butler Arthur Thompson helped identify the charred remains.
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Blaze
United Press
New York
Henry Hassell Drowne
Drowne
West
West Empge
Riverside Drive
Roosevelt Heads to Tennessee Valley for TVA Tour
President Roosevelt begins a tour of the Tennessee Valley to inspect the TVA project and its flood control soil erosion and deforestation efforts. He will visit Norris dam on the Clinch river and Wheeler and Wilson dams near Muscle Shoals Alabama, continuing his nationwide review of long-range planning projects.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley
New Deal
TVA
St. Lawrence
Norris Dam
Clinch River
Tennessee
Wheeler and Willson
Muscle Shoals
Als
Grand Coulee Dam
Washington State
Columbia River
Oregon
Fort Peck Dam
Montana
Plan No Probe Of Penns Campaign Campaign Fund Probe Dropped
The Senate elections investigating committee decided not to investigate campaign fund expenditures and election activities in Pennsylvania. Chairman James F. Byrnes announced the decision after Sen David A. Reed said he would not contest the election of Sen elect Joseph B. Guffey or file charges about Guffey's contributions.
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Penn
United Press
Washington
Senate Elections Investigating Committee Today
Pennsylvania
James F. Byrnes
D. S
David A. Reed
Guffey
Barbara Hutton Mdivani Hosts Night of 22nd Birthday Gala
In a specially constructed cabaret at the Rite Hotel in Paris, 123 guests danced until dawn to celebrate the 22nd birthday of Princess Barbara Hutton Mdivani, heiress to a five and ten cent store fortune.
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Barbara
Paris
Rite Hotel
Barbara Hutton Mdivani
Death of Boy After Birthday Cake Under Oxygen Tent
A sad report from Paris describes the death of a young boy aged 50? after his grandmother brought him a birthday cake to view beneath an oxygen tent in a hospital. The family noted the act as a last kindness, though the boy succumbed to his illness. The grandmother sustained minor injuries.
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Jackie McDows Mra
Emma Ky
Serious i
Baby
Paris
Jackie
Supervisors Upheld In Dam Project Ruling
A court opinion by Judge D. U. W. Arird in Ware Ren county upheld Columbus township and Biddle federal civil works administrator against dam project challenges. Defendants’ costs assigned to plaintiffs George Bensink James H Woodring F D Ecamling Arthur S Hill Claus Spencer Reynolds Hamilton. Plaintiffs ordered to pay costs. the Journal plans full publication later in the Week.
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Bie
Commas Township
Columbus Township
Biddle
Columbus
Dudge D. U W. Arird
Wareren County
George Bensink
James H. Woodring
F. D. Ecamling
Arthur S. Hill
Claus Spencer
Reynolds Hamilton
Bidille
Fran ©. Crosby
William J. Carrollnd
Clayton Baccus
Arird
Handwriting Expert Called in Coyne Trial
Pittsburg h J ay 19 A handwriting expert was expected to testify for the government today as the trial of State Senator James J Coyne and three others on alleged fraud charges entered its third day in federal court. The government will try to prove by the expert's testimony that certain disputed ballots cast in the election of Nov 1082 bear marks not inscribed by the voter.
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Pittsburgh
Jay
James J. Coyne
Christmas Business Outlook Brighter in 1934
Washington reports signals of a stronger Christmas shopping season with up to forty percent higher demand anticipated. Federal funds boost consumer pockets, payrolls rise, and industry leaders forecast solid sales gains though broader goods may rise modestly. Treasury bonds sale supports market optimism.
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United Press
Washington
Aldrich Found Guilty. Sentencing Set Next Monday
A county court verdict found George Aldrich guilty of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Aldrich will be sentenced Monday at 10 a.m. after his arrest on the Northsideweeks ago. Also, James Chrome alias James Crokus pleaded guilty to violating the state beverage act and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. Catherine Elchynski faces trial for securing a sailor for an intoxicated person.
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George Aldrich
Aldrich
James Chrome
James Crokus
Chromic
Catherine Elchynski
East Main Street
Three More Held in Kelayres Massacre
United Press reports Phillip Bruno Kling Township tax collector his son Arthur and nephew Anthony Orlando were held without bail in Pottsville Pa on murder charges tied to the fatal shooting at a Democratic parade during the Kelayres election event on November 15.
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Pottsville
Phillip Bruno
Kling
Arthur
Anthony Orlando
Kelayres
Thousands Homeless in Typhoon Mainila Devastation
Typhoon strikes southern Luzon causing widespread destruction in Catbatogan Sama and nearby provinces. In Camarines Sur about 20,000 people lose homes while Albay reports 9,000 homeless families. Dozens of fishing boats sunk and many homes inundated as Manila records minor impact.
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United Press
Mainila
Catbatogan
Sama
Luzon
Camarines Sur
Albay
Manila
Hillstrom Optimistic on Plant Outlook for Corry Jamestown
D A Hillstrom secretary and general manager of the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp spoke at the noon Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Corry. He outlined the steel furniture code and supervision, traced the industry’s growth, and voiced optimism for continued expansion and brighter prospects ahead. Among 25 attendees were H L Longberg Norman LeGendre and J M Smith of Erie Lighting Co.
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D. A. Hillstrom
Corry- Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Kiwania Club
Hotel Corry
Hillstrom
Colle
Corry-Jamestown Corporation
H. L. Longberg
Norman LeGendre
J. M. Smith
The
Erie Lighting Company
Service Club
Three Erie Men Sentenced for Assault with Intent to Rob
In Erie, Judge A. P. Rossiter sentenced Zigmond Guba, 23, to four years six months through nine years in the Western Penitentiary. Stanley Wawiczyk, 22, received two years three months to five years in the Allegheny County Workhouse. Edward Groohfiield, 17, was sent to Huntingdon Reformatory for the same offense.
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Dudge A. P. Rossiter
Erie
Frank Nowak
Zigmond Guba
Western Penitentiary
Stanley Wawiczyk
Allegheny County
Edward Groohfield
Huntingdon
Rail officials promoted by Pennsylvania Railroad in Philadelphia
Ri R promotions announced for six officials in the Lraffe department. J B Mc Cookin of Pittsburgh is advanced to general freight agent in Pittsburgh, succeeding V C Williams who has retired.
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Ri. R
Philadelphia
Lraffe Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. B. McCookin
Pittsbugh
Pittsburgh
V. C. Williams
SubSidiaries to be Included in Alt Tl Inquiry
Washington November 15 the federal communications commission ordered an inquiry into American Telephone and Telegraph Co and all Bell companies and subsidiaries. Public hearings begin after January 1 1988 and will cover corporate history and financial structure. The probe will assess intercompany financial arrangements license and service contracts with Western Electric and independent telephone firms under the Communications Act.
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United Press
Washington
American Telephone and Telegtaph Co
Associated Bell Companies
Federal
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Electric Co
Communications Act
Mellon Bank Named in New Tax Charges
Washington November 15 The Bureau of Internal Revenue seeks 327500 from Mellon Bank for an alleged 1980 income tax deficiency and a 50 percent fraud penalty. Union Trust Co of Pittsburgh is named in the suit for submitting a fraudulent 1930 return, while Mellon denies losses from fictitious wash sales.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Union Trust Company
Washington
Qobser Srg
Pittsburg
Mellon
Union Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Bureau
Van Dyke May Be Named Secretary to Barle
Philadelphia November 15 War ren R. Van Dyke collector state port of Philadelphia and former Democratic state chairman was reported to be considering resigning his government post to become secretary to Governor elect George H. Barle. Van Dyke’s current salary is 8500 a year and Barle’s secretary would earn 7500.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Warren R. van Dyke
Forme
George H. Barle
van Dyke
Farie Coul
Barle
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Roper
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Kiwanis Club
Corry- Jamestown Corporation
ALT. TL Inquiry
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co
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