Conference on Relief Projects to Visit CWA Administrator
A Corry committee led by Mayor Gaglani and including City Engineer Dickson Superintendent Ralph Dewey ex Mayor Bracken and Henry Auer will meet Arthur Vicary, Erie County administrator, to press for CWA funds for local unemployment relief. They will present suggested improvements in Corry including storm sewer work and a sewage disposal plant with projected cost near 70,000 dollars, mostly labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Civil Works Administration
Arthur
Vicary
Erie County
Frank T. Gaglaniis
Nevin R. Dickson
Ralph
Dewey
Olin W. Bracken
Herry Auer
Erie
Bury
North Center Street
Franklin Street
Spartansburg
Church
Pinchot Road
Lindsey Hollow
Center Street
Spring Street
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania liquor control bill raises swift action in session
In Harrisburg a three member liquor control board bill was introduced by Senator Harry B Scop as special session moves fast toward passage The McClure control bill would create a board to run state stores and issue licenses but not appoint members The Scott bill triggered by governor proposals aims to place dispensing and licensing under a board with swift Senate and House actions potentially starting operations just after Thanksgiving and December 6th appointments underway with salaries at twenty thousand dollars annually
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Unite Press
Harrisburg
Liquor Control Board
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Harry B. Scop
McClure
Senate
Stat Alcohol Permit Board
Rales
Pinchot
Thomas W. Phillips
Butler
A. Marshall Thomaison
Pittsburghan School
Democrat
Robert 5. Gawthrop
West Chester
New Pastor Installed at St Pauls Lutheran Church
Rev. Baward J. Wagner of Aliquippa was installed as pastor of St. Pauls Lutheran Church with a large crowd in attendance. Dr Luther Malmberg of Thiel College led the services, and Dr H H Bagger of the Pittsburgh Synod gave the benediction while Rev William Hisenberg addressed the pastor. A reception for Rev and Mrs. Wagner is planned for Monday evening Nov 27 with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baward J. Wagner
Aliquippa
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Luther Malmberg
Thiel College
Greenville
H. H. Bagger
Pittsburgh Synod of the
Lutherat Church
Pittsburgh
William Hisenberg
Richard Line
Meadville
J. J. Myers
Pitighirgh Synod
Wagner
Entrance of Erie Theatre Bombed At Night
New bombing at the Parks theatre entrance on West 25th Street at 2 15 am Thursday follows a prior blast and a death in October. Authorities report the act may target a union and its members though the manager denies any union involvement.
Local merchants sign up for Christmas tree decorations
Close to nonarea merchants and business places in the city have signed up for Christmas trees to be erected in the business section for the holidays. Ninety trees were needed to assure the project and more than a hundred are expected to contract. Trees will be placed around December 1 and continue until New Year’s Day. Merchants dropped plans for a pre Christmas parade as responses were limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Exchange
Center Street
NRA to regulate sale of liquor through codes and agreements
President Roosevelt’s post repeal committee proposed a national NRA code system to control liquor production and sales. Under this plan the Treasury Justice State Commerce and Agriculture departments would set licensing wage hours and standards via the NRA and AAA as a temporary framework before formal legislation.
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United Press
Washington
Aly
Roosevelt
Committee On
National Recovery and
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Treasury, Justice, State, Commerce, and Agriculture Departments
White House
A.A. A
Dee, Ltd
Congress
Honoi
McClure bill could cost Corry waitresses their jobs
Statewide bill would bar women from employment in restaurants serving alcohol or both, potentially affecting about a score of Corry waitresses. The measure, amended in a Harrisburg House committee, awaits Senate action and faces restaurant owners and labor groups urging changes before final passage.
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McClure
Me House
Harrisburg
Senate
Reached Altitude 61 237 Feet Amid Odd Shelter Call
A garbled report notes an altitude reaching 61 237 feet and describes a police station encounter with vegetable donations. Carrots potatoes and other produce are said to be requested for donation to the municipal building or Chevy Relief Fund, with unclear wording throughout.
Government Injects Money to Stem Bond Market Decline
Washington—Treasury acts to prop up bonds with large purchases by the Federal Reserve while economists debate the administration’s gold buying plan to lift commodity prices. Sprague warns of inflation risks. Woodin refutes. Warburg and James align with Sprague, Fischer and Dennis support admin measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Ite Debaite
M. W. Sprague
Creasury
America
Sprague
William HL. Woodin
Philadelphia
James P. Warburg
F. Cyril James
Leacen
Irving Fischer
Yale
Mimer “Thomas
Den
Dia
Firefighters Trapped in Canyon Safe Despite Brush Blaze
Pasadena dispatch says 300 firefighters were feared trapped in Ellies Canyon by a brush fire that has since abated. A first convoy of 190 workers returned with 90. flames cut the return trip short as the canyon burned on three sides. About 160 homes were evacuated at Tujunga as the fire crept toward the town outskirts and hose lines were deployed to hold back the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unnso Press
Pasadena
Cal
Eiies Canyon
Famesa
Gruendyke
Aztec Park
Tujunga
Lindberghs Plan Transatlantic Flight Return
Col. Charles A Lindbergh and party prepare to fly back from the Azores after a stopover. They will spend one day on their return journey and then resume a direct transcontinental flight toward their next destination, continuing the historic voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horta
Azores Islands
Charles A. Lindiwitgh
Lindbergh
Tor’ x
Pudghal
Stratosphere Flyers Reach 61 287 Feet In Record Flight
Stratosphere balloonists Lieb Sete and Major Chester Fordney reached 61 287 feet, calibration by US Bureau of Standards confirmed. The ascent surpassed earlier estimates, with the crew noting a 31 to 4 half mile rise into outer atmosphere and landing in a southern New Jersey swamp after a nine hour flight from Alton, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniteg Fess
Washington
Lieb
Sete
Chester Pordney
National Aeronautic Association
Auguste Picard
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
McCure Spying Case Deliberations Begun by Jury
In Philadelphia on November 23 the state Senator John J. McCure and 71 co defendants faced a jury after Judge Georgi A. Welsh delivered a two hour and four minute charge. Court recessed until three o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Unigeness
Philadelphia
John J. McCure
Georgi A. Welsh
Improvements in Roosevelt Highway Urged
F Brown, president, returned from Wellsboro where he presided at a Roosevelt Highway Association meeting. The group, spanning from Greeley Colorado to Boston Massachusetts, formed committees to press state officials for completing the Bush Hill cut off Smethport to Port Allegany and widening and straightening the Kane to ML Jewett brick road. They also push a new highway Carbondale to Scranton, a Troy fridge project, and a Wellsboro Mansfield Pinchot road link. Attendees included Raymond B. Gibbs, Hm Rice, and C J Brown corky providant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Brown
Wellsboro
Roosevelt Highway Association
Greeley
Colo
Boston
Mass
Pinchot
State Highway Department
Bush Hill
Smethport
Port Allegany
Kane
ML Jewett
Carbondale
Scrantony & Long-Werded
Troy
Cullen
Mansfield
Odinboro
Association
Raymond B. Gibbe
Scranton
Hm. Rice
Itd
C.J. Brown
Corky
Providant
Erie Mother of Seven Children Killed by Car
A Erie woman, mother of seven, was killed when a car struck her near 4th Street and West 170th Street. Investigator Al Wright led the inquiry with details describing the intersection and the wires involved. The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon as the vehicle veered onto the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Film magnate Fox testifies on record tampering and merger
William Fox testified before the Senate stock market committee that Louis B Mayer told him in 1929 he helped alter Justice Department records to block Pax Loew merger. Fox blamed Harley L Clarke, offered Mayer 2 million, and said he sought Hoover protection after failed intermediaries.
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Fox
Louis B, Mayer
Justice Department
United Press
Washington
William Fox
Senate Stock Market Committee
California
Pax and
Loew Film
Rox
Harley L. Clarke
Mayer
Republican National Committee
Louis
Flo
Hoover
Fox Ith
Mr. Hoover
Claudius Houster 1
James Francis Burke
Veterans Smoker Planned by Local VFW Chapter
The Veterans of Foreign Wars here announce a smoker for ex service men and their friends tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Ex Mayor Olic Bracken will speak, with refreshments to follow. The event aims to draw in veterans from Cony and nearby areas and is organized by the VFW post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign
Olic W. Bracken
Amonetientra
Tifa
Cony
Ballot Recount Under Way for School Director Race
Sheriff Ritchie and Deputy Huff visited Warren county after a Columbus trip where ballots from the recent school director election were impounded. The court will recanvas the vote on December Sth amid tight township interest as Albert Sandburg leads by one vote over Wilma Bindley and John H. Millen. Eugene Powers is fourth. A petition by five voters and a $60 bond prompted the recount claims of miscalculation or ballot marking errors.
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Ritchie
Sherif Huff
Warren County
Columbus
Journal
Albert Sandburg
Wilma Bindley
John H. Millen
Eugene Powers
Warren
Frau
Young Husband Questioned in Wife's Fatal Case
In Chicago on November 23 Warle Wynekoop, pale and shaken, viewed the corpse of his 28 year old wife Rheta after police questioning yielded no clues. Officers aided his cautious exit from the west side mortuary as the investigation continued into who killed Dr Alice Lindsay's patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Grouse
United Press
Chicago
Warle Wynekoop
Rheta
John Steze
Westside
Young Wynekoop
Thout
Wynekoop
Body of Ludlow Hunter Found Eight Miles From Kane
The body of Harry Mattison, 87, of Ludlow, Pennsylvania, who vanished on November 13 during a hunting trip, was found in a woods eight miles from Kane. Henry Lindermuth of West Hickory located the body. it lay on its back with one arm extended. Coroner W. D. Allan of Bradford arrived. cause of death was not determined, whether by heart attack or bullet.
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Py Unnea Criss Kane
Harry Mattison
Ludlow
Henry Lindermuth
West ‘Hickory
W. D. Allan
Bradford
Mattison
Charles A McLean Dies at Union City Age 80
Charles A. McLean, a longtime Union City resident and prominent local figure, died at his home at 5:25 this morning after two weeks of illness. He was eighty years old last May 2 and served as an early member and veteran of the Union City Band. He was known as a collector and active in community affairs, with surviving relatives listed in Carry, Rice Lane, and nearby areas. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. McLean
Union City
Mr. McLean
Uoulseman
Unies City
En Mesa
Mabean
Diluy Rice Lane
Carlos Duesaertt
A. Senay
Ely Privatn
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Centre
Edward L. Wagner
Erie Theatre
Lindberghs
Roosevelt Highway
C. F. Brown
Ang
Wales
Tellient
Weanenslay
Andy
al Wright
Alinger
Atréet
MuMie
Webb
AWA
Willams
Sevarst
Eric
Earl Wynekoop
Litvinov
Motors
Frese
Campaigmy Micdm
Ansbamey
Indarmood
Eatwine
Staten
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