Labor groups and Roosevelt program seek cooperation in 1937 plan
Washington reports both labor and industry align with President Roosevelt's 1937 program. The U S Chamber of Commerce signals reform and budget tightening, while John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers push for added social and farm spending and constitutional change if needed. Lewis pledges cooperation with the administration.
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Gress Waay
Roosevelt
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
John L. Lewis
Speakers urge manager type of government in Pa
State College Pa Nov 21 Municipal accounting and the question of a municipal officers and employer pension system for Pennsylvania were to be dismissed today at final sessions of a conference of municipal and local finance officers. Scrapping the commission for city government in favor of the city manager plan and reduction of the fidelity bond for city treasurers were urged by speakers at the opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press State College
Pennsylvania
Fidelity
Carl Chaters
Chicago
Municipal Finance Officers Association
United States
Canada
Nonnan A. Fell
Bayton
Detroit
Naston
Peil
Csty Treasurura
Svnbeti
Oil optimism grows that crude prices will rise
United Press dispatch from Oklahoma City notes rising optimism among leaders that crude oil prices will advance perhaps before year’s end, while acknowledging several hurdles remain before any definite progress can be declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Thtlsa
Okla
Ee All Fraternity
Employers Hears of ENGLAND IREPORT and Social Security
A lengthy notice details the post office handling of employers' blank forms for the social security program affecting about 1 500 employees. It covers distribution of application blanks, processing by carriers, and the assignment of social security account numbers. It notes a Monday start for sending applications to individual employers and warns employees to sign carefully with post office assistance available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uonday
Astel
James Sullivan
Washington
Royal Pass
Ship Sinks With 17 Crew Drowned Off Owen Sound
A sinking slammer Hidau off Owen Sound claimed eight immediate lives and left the rest missing, with Captain Norman Mikay and crew members including Miss John Johnston, steward Tess Galbraith, deckhand Jack Minnard, cook Raymond Waris among the drowned. The vessel capsized five miles offshore after listing in rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Owen Sound
Onl
Norman. MiKay
Jowna Johnston
Tess Gallbraith
Guy MicReynolds
Murdock Metyer
Edward Dunham
Jack Minnard
Raymond Warls
Cook
City Council Plans Informal Budget Session Next Week
City officials will hold an informal conference Tuesday to draft the 1937 budget. Departments will submit estimates for the coming year with Mayor Miller hopeful the tax levy can stay at about 4 1/2 mills. Final budget adoption is slated for the last Monday in December after public inspection.
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Glen Miller
Farley May Go Into Movies
United Press reports National Democratic Chairman James A. Farley is slated to replace Will Hays as chief of the motion picture industry. The Los Angeles Daily News says Farley will be offered the presidency of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America upon his return from a vacation in Ireland in about two weeks. The post pays a salary of 150000 dollars annually.
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United Presa
Los Angeles
National Democratic
James A. Farley
Will Hays
Egar
Los Angeles Daily News
Touay
Farley
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Ireland
Hays Haa
Junior Class Play Delights Large Audience at Senior High
A big crowd enjoyed The Ghost Parade last evening as the Junior Class staged three acts in the old hotel setting. Robert Swanson played the sheriff with Burton Dearing as Albasolom Hawks, under Miss Huth Bennett’s direction. Thomas Roelofs handled lighting and effects. the high school orchestra, Beatrice Shaffer directing, performed before and during intermissions.
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Senior High Auditorim
Junior Clues
Robert Swanson
Burton Dearing
Albasolom Hawks
Miss Huth Bennett
Thomas Roelofs
Mis Beatrice Shaffer
Norris Bennett
Opening of Gang Fight Probe Sparks Detroit Links
Pittsburgh detectives pursued possible gang retaliation after Joseph Girardo was shot multiple times while fleeing a brown clad attacker. Investigators noted Girardo may have rackets ties and had arrived from Detroit in 1929 to run a gambling house. Police linked him to the Volpe gang amid 1932 Wylie Avenue killings and the later fate of Big Mike Spinello who fled to Italy.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Joseph Girardo
Girarde
Imeager
Glain
Detroit
Volpe
James
John
Arthur Volpe
Wylie Avenue
Hose Hilings
Big Mike" Spinello
Italy
Injured at Reading hosiery plant clash with strikers
Two employees of the Reading hosiery plant were injured today during a clash with striking workers at the world’s largest hosiery facility. Police and company officials reported the confrontation erupted as workers demonstrated outside the plant gates in Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Reading
M Claary
Shortage of investigators slows pension wait list relief
Welfare Secretary Pennington said 69 000 Pennsylvanians remain on old-age pension waiting lists as funds to hire investigators are scarce. Investigations are done by county Mothers Assistance Fund boards and eligibility is certified before old-age aid. The federal act covers half the cost. the age limit will drop to 65 in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D
Pennington
Leeke
Federsl Social
Dedraly
Mayor Miller declines reelection in Fall 1937 race
Albany Ohio voters hear Miller will not seek another term. Possible successors mentioned include Stanley H Nichols Frank T England Clyde P F Brown Willan Matthews with county and city races looming. no formal announcements yet. Election expected to be contested and lively.
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Glen Miller
Journal
Soney Voters
Abe
Miller
Ily Counermen
Leo Mutdeville
A. Duke
Quy
Charles A. Palch
Muoceanove
Movensons
Chaitl
Frank T. England
Fore Mayon
Clyde PF. Brown
Counchiman
Willan Matthews Amd
Rees
Pennsylvania Flood Losses Rise To 212 Million
A March flood toll across Pennsylvania totals 212 588 010 with Erie County damage about 10 350 and neighboring counties listed as Crawford 23 502 Marcar 4 180 Venango 7 970 and Werren 317 215 according to N L Lichtenwalner state director for the national emergency council.
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Pennsylvania
N. L. Lichtenwalner
National Emergency Council
Erie County
Crawford
Marcar
Venango
Werren
Contest Election Contest Election Pumperable State wan Vayill
A contest of the election of Benjamin Jarrett of Shiva against Denia J. Twiseall of Bt. Macys is filed on grounds of campaign finance and irregular expenditures. Investigators are in the district compiling data. Jurrett carries Veraigo, Worest am and Water counties. official canvass shows Tyrvent 19,788 and Lovseoll.
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Lawrence
Benjamin Jarrett
Shiva
Denia J. Twiseall
Bt. Macys
Cmercion
Senate
Jurrett
Carrie Veraigo
Worest
Wateen
Poholsky Taken To Scene Of OH10 Murder
Poholsky, detained in Warren County jail after a visit to the White River college, confessed to a plot linked to Mallor's $85,000 insurance and to aiding in the slaying of George Polskamp. Franklin County Sheriff George Polskamp and state police detectives plan further arrests in Ohio.
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Wey
Brookville
Til
Cincinnati
Pobolasky
Mallor
Powolsky
Warren
Disceminey Andrdiezese
Pilisler
Kore
Poholsky
George Polskamp
Franklin County
John Barton
Meredith Stuart
Wil
Ban
Ohio
Demand for Release of Spy Hans Wicklein Highlighted in Berlin
Berlin protests demand immediate release of Hans Wicklein a German engineer captured near Charkov Monday night. Wicklein reportedly possessed plans for a factory that makes war material.
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United Press Berlin
Hans Wicklein
Charkov
Lodsy
Mosca Wicklein
Open Bids Dec Ath for County Road Projects
State Highway Department will open bids Friday December 4 for improvements on 25 804 feet of highway from Richards Quiness near Albion to Obus side line. Project includes 11 bridges and a new mile of roadway. Roosevelt Highway Association President Clyde F Brown pressed for action. Erie county program funded by federal highway funds.
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Ronsevelt
Teay al Abe
State
Mighway Department
Hosely
Richards Quiness
Albion
Peninsylvbia Unie
Clyde F. Brown
Ui'y City
Roosevelt Highway Association
Department of Fighways
Adbion Lefenmell
Bey Olly
Wesueances
Frio County
Hirvisburg
Devemiber
Builalaogads
Girard
Fairview
Harborcreek
Worl
Asiin
East Sirlsfield
Albion Borough
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Blocs, Strikes Hit Paris as Blum Orders Police Move
Paris officials report widespread strikes across several cities following the Salengro field incident. Prime Minister Blum ordered police to tighten positions in the capital, deploying armored units and helmeted guards to quell disorder amid unrest. Dust storm blankets central regions as drought persists.
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United Press
Paris
Prentier
Leon Blum
Pallee
Teachite
Salengvo Feld
Crack Mopite Guard
Somimili Lary Police Organization
Armen
Plans Advanced for Dedication of Church
Bishop A R Chippinger of Dayton Ohio will preside at the dedication of the United Brethren in Christ church on Sunday afternoon December 6. Plans for the dedicatory ceremonies near completion the brick edifice on North Center street is in finishing stages and will offer a modern church for the congregation. The Rev H Ray Harris pastor announced the dedication week program Monday Young People's Night preacher Rev H F Reagle devotions Rev B A Hook
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A. R. Chippinger
Dayton
Ohio
United Brethren
Christchurch
North Center Street
H. Ray Harris
Psstar
Young People’s Night
H. F. Reagle
Devotons
B. A. Hook
Goddard's Body Sent to Illinois Home in Washington
Horace M Goddard 64 died in an automobile crash on the Roosevelt highway nine miles east of Corry. His body was moved to Washington accompanied by funeral director T P Waldeck and a Washington undertaker. Funeral and burial planned in Washington early next week. A Washington publisher and correspondent died in the collision on Route 6 between Columbus and Wrightsville after his car skidded on ice. Coroner Lowrey of Warren County certified accidental death.
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Fac
Wseity
Washington
Horace M. Goddard
Roosevelt Highway
Corry
Kelly
Met
T. P. Waldeck
Borlhard
National Publishers’ Weekly
Route 6
Columbus
Wrightsville
Gottard
Ba, Lowrey
Warren County
Corry Girl Wins Amateur Contest at Spartansburg Hall
Wilma Paulson of West Pleasant Street won first prize in the amateur contest held by Spartansburg High at Biro men’s Hall last night. The solo aria Columbo attributed to Carry captured the top award for the young singer.
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CORRY
Tasss
Wilma Paulson
West Pleasant
Spartansburg High Edde
Biro
Arams
Columibut
Aria
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C. L. Sulzberger
Labor and Industry
Heres of
England
Ireport
Great Britain
Britain
Barcelona
Frederick Kuh
London
Esredona
State Department
Madris
OH10
Pohalsky
Wirle
Ohio State Line
Lansas
Ehag
Bishop Clippinger
U. B
Bishop A. . Clippinger
R. H. Eggleston
Goddard
Illinois
Washington, IL
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