Corry Receives 25000 for Civil Works Projects
Corry allocates 25000 from the Civil Works Administration for local jobs for the unemployed. Mayor England and the city council will discuss project scope in a 3:30 pm informal meeting, followed by a public session at 7:30 pm to outline planned improvements such as widening North Center Street and extending the Spring Street sewer intake. A citizens’ committee briefed by Administrator Vicary explained government aid and labor payment terms, noting funds will emphasize labor payroll and that the storm sewer project may be scaled back due to funds.
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Gerry
Civil Works Administration
Riet
Avihur
Vicary
Erle Thirestay
North Center Street
Franklin Street
Spring Street
Lu & Point
Brook Street
Frank T. England
Tingland
Municipal Commission
Brank ‘T. England
Engindee
N. R. Dickson
Ralph S. Dewey
Harry Auer
Olin W. Bracken
Politei
Count
Corry
French Regime Overthrown and Coalition Talks Begin
Paris reports a collapsing regime as Premier Sarraut’s government falls amid a confidence vote. President Lebrun seeks a successor while Camile Chautemps and other ministers are named as likely to form a coalition cabinet to resolve the political crisis. In Philadelphia, Art Smith of Khalil Shirts is indicted on charges of disguising a theft and converting property.
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Sarrant
Chautemps
Daladice
United Po
Paris
Albert Lebrun
Albert Sarraut
Chamber of Deputies
Camille Chautemps
Sarraut
George Bonnet
Hig
Edouard Das Jadier
Garraut
Colvil
Barraut
Art Smith
Philadelphia
Khalil
Angerica Liflay
WM Werober Grand Jiry
Milk Control Board Proposed to Stabilize Industry
State Assemblyman John H. King and State Senator Joseph R. Ziesenheim backed a bill creating a State Milk Control Board with wide authority over Pennsylvania producers. The measure, approved on first reading in Harrisburg, would license dealers, fix prices, require records, inspect premises, and allocate 50 000 dollars for initial setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. King
Joseph R. Ziesenheim
Erie
Pennsylvania
Senate
Harisburg
Zieseniem
Clarence J. Buck
Bucks County
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Health
Hhe
Al Smith Attacks Monetary Policy In Public Statement
New York Nov 24 Alfred E Smith former presidential candidate and opponent for the nomination attacks Franklin D Roosevelt's monetary program calling for sound money and condemning the " Polly dollar" and greenback supporters. He criticizes the administration as led by crackpots and nubber dollar exponents in a biting public statement.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred ©. Smith
Ais
Roosevelt
Npubber
Death claims prank price death claims prank price
Frank Price aged 69, longtime resident, died at his Spring Greek home this afternoon likely from a heart attack. Survived by wife Minnie, of Erle, three sons Claude Melvin and George, daughters William Pitk ard Read Gunning Grace Kinley and Frank Kinlay, and two brothers Charles and Verny Price. Funeral arrangements completed.
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Franks Price
Price
Bla Wits
Minnié Price
Erle
Claude
Melvin
Corry
George
Spring
Griek
William Pitkard
Decatur
Read Gunning
Eris
Grace Kinley
Frank Kinlay
Charles Price
Youngs- Tynle
Verny Price
Iamentoyn
Kamons Cleared in Cleveland Blaze
In Cleveland on November 74 a common pleas court freed Louis Kamons Wittburgh Arsonist of all charges linked to the June 7 1932 blaze at the Bingtom apartments. The remittance came from the top 12 details in the arson case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamons
Cleveland Blaze
Clevelane
Louis G- Haima
Wittaburgh
Bingtom
Seek Dam Project In Civil Works Program
Suite Serittee Lekuy Chapman of Warten Leiky advised the Journal that construction of one new dam at Golumbus was a chief project for which funds would be sought in the Civil Works Administration program. It is estimated at least $10,000 would be available if approved, as county officials draft the program. An early announcement is expected on which projects will be undertaken first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serittee Lekuy Chapman
Warten Leiky
Golumbus
Civil Works
Progsam
Warten County
Columbus
ToeAlons
Park
H. P. Slone
Couinty
Kane Man Killed, Another Injured In Collision
RIDGWAY Pa. W Willman 53 owner of the Vane Pa Puge Ice Company was killed and John C Burns 56 Kane hotel proprietor was seriously injured early when their automobile skidded and struck a pole. Burns was taken to Ridgway hospital with probable skull fracture. The men were about 40 miles from NaBols when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway, Pa
W. Willman
Vane
Puge Ice Company
John C. Burns
Kane
Wiley
Burns
Ridgway Hospital
Caffery Named Cuban Envoy Replacing Welles
President Roosevelt announced Sumner Welles will be withdrawn as American ambassador to Cuba. Jefferson Caffery, now assistant secretary of state, will replace him and serve as envoy. The move signals policy of good neighborliness without recognizing the Havana provisional regime.
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United Press
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Cuba
Island
Republic
Sumner Welles
Welles
Gray San Martin
Jefferson Caffery
Guba Caffery
Havana
United States
Bail Granted on Appeal for Methire and Co defendants
Three judges of the U S circuit court of appeals siting in Philadelphia on bant am chambers allowed on appeal of State Senator John J Methire and seven others convicted today to be released on bail pending an appeal or their cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
United Press Philadimlphia
U. S. Circuit Court of Appenly
Bantam Chambers
John J. Methire
Youth Confesses Murder of Alice Corbett in Northampton Case
A youth surrendered to police and confessed to the murder of Alice Corbett, 20, a Smith College student who vanished in Northampton, Massachusetts, in 1905. He gave the name Artin Dallen or Wayone Maas.
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Corbett
New York
Alice Corbett
Northampton
Mass
Artin Dallen
Wiayone
Control Board Confers Today With Governor
Members of the proposed liquor control board meet with Governor Pinchot at the executive mansion to discuss liquor management ahead of repeal. Two of three nominees have agreed to attend. final Senate action expected after Thanksgiving as rapid licensing of hotels and restaurants begins before state stores open.
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George J. Fisher
United Press
Harrisburg
Momhers
Pinchot
Inneheoa
Thomas W. Phillips
JY. Butler
A. Marshail Thompson
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Robert S. Gawthrop
West Chester
Ieeseacey
Lr Senate
Hoover Ordered to Mind Your Own Business Message
Senate stock market investigation related a December 1929 message allegedly sent to President Hoover by Albert H Wiggin head of Chase National Bank. Wiggin conveyed the note to Claudius Houston who led the Republican National Committee during part of Hoover's administration.
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Hoover
United Press
Washington
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Senate
William Fox
Woo
Wiggin
Claudius Houston
Republican National
E Acquitted of Coast Slaying
Miss Frieda Weltz, pardoned by a jury, left court amid a crowd after being acquitted in the coast slaying case. Her brother William Welty and her return to San Francisco were noted as part of the day’s events.
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Broa Banta Gruz
Frieda W. Weltz
Nirag
Mipirier Chatees
Brancisco
Ates | Mata
Weltz
Wiliim
Road to Range's Corners to be paved soon in Erie county
Elgin will gain an outlet 10 de Roosevelt highway under borough road construction in Erie county. In May, Mrs Hela rchiveau announced borough highway projects tied to Pinchot and improved roads. Main Street in Tigin will be improved from south to north borough limits, linking Pinchot road to Spartansburg and to Roosevelt highway at Range's Corners. The 1.43 mile project is among the largest borough efforts. Other boroughs receive mileage additions as Erie county proceeds with road work aided by Mrs Schioraff. Immediate steps are planned to place projects under contract.
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Elgin
Erie County
Helarchiveau
Solrd of Commissioners
Tigin
Spartansburg
Range's Corners
Evie Countty
Schioraff
Albion
East Springfie
Fairview
Middleboro
Mill Village
Wattsburg
Waterford
Plane crash kills two men and a woman near Ottawa
Two men and an unidentified woman died when a cabin plane crashed seven miles north of Ottawa. Other items note John D. Rockefeller Sr leaving a sickbed for a Florida trip as preparations begin, a Worcester bride fatally shot, liquor industry code proposals, Lindberghs arriving in Las Palmas after crossing the Azores, and a devastating fire at the Palais de la Mediterrane in Nice causing severe losses.
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United Press
Ottawa
Here
Nice
Frank Ay Gould
Palais de la Mediterranes
Confesses Murder of Daughter-in-Law by Doctor Wyné-Jcoup
United Press reports that 67-year-old physician Dr. Alice Lindsay Wyné-Jcoup confessed to strangling and shooting her daughter-in-law. Police quote the elderly woman describing luring her to a roof and firing once. The motive and full details remain under investigation as the story continues on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Shicado
Alice Lindsay Wyné- Jcoup
Wayne township owners fail to gain reduced 1934 valuations
County commissioners refused to slash the 1934 assessments. They ordered the original valuation of 474 965 reinstated, denying a 165 205 cut. Venango’s assessment of 72 73 was allowed to stand, aligning with reductions in nearby townships and boroughs.
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Wayne Township
al Wre
Venango
Death claims Albert H. Jarecki at 81 in Erie
Albert H. Jarecki, 81, long active in local oil and manufacturing circles, died after a two year illness. He held hotel interests including stakes in the Roosevelt and Biltmore in New York. He and his family have been a fixture in AIB and Erie business for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Jarecki
Erie
United Press
AIB
Jarecki
Biltmore
New York
Bill Would Curb Tracks On Highways of Penn a
Governor Pinchot's bill seeks to prohibit commercial motor vehicles from state highways on Sundays and holidays. Transfer and transportation firms, manufacturers, and other motor vehicle interests oppose the measure. A public hearing is requested before the Senate Public Works Committee to amend the motor vehicle code. Special permits may be issued for department equipment and certain service vehicles to address safety needs.
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Penn
Pinchot
Rendtor
Harry If
Senate
Frederick T. Gelder
Highwayu Department
State Senator McClure Convicted in Delaware County Ring
State Senator John J. McClure was convicted of heading a Delaware County liquor protection ring and sentenced to 18 months in federal prison plus a $10,000 fine. Eugene F. White, clerk of the State House, received one year and one day in prison with a $2,090 fine. Several co-defendants received suspended sentences or shorter terms. proceedings included a lengthy jury deliberation and subsequent guilty verdicts.
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United Press
Philadelphia
John J. McClure
Delaware County
Lewisburn
George A. Welsh
McGlure
Welsh
Eugene F. White
House of Representatives
Chester
Lewisburg
Jonh J. Mothire Fini
Grand Jury
Pranice Tiburzi
Mortis Franti
Joseph Sebastio
al Silverberg
Jeff Newman
Minnesota
Rosa de Santos
Siea
Nolle
Tigire
Bennie Carrafa
Guity
Charles Altseuler
Adam Bonkosi
Thomas
Conley
James Dervin
Neal Donnelly
William J. Fails
Mike Fedonwata
George 8. Fisher
D. D. Highbee
Arthur Holden
Mike Peary
Harry Musak
Frank A. “Schwab
Geores A. Welsh
Gusris
Leo Lilly
McClure
John R. K. Scott
Scott
Onice Vierie
State House of Representatives
George Welsh
Mili~ Shire
Pennsylvania
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Center Street
State Milk Board
Buckman
AL Smith
United Brone
Island Republic
Control Board
Range
Bulletins
Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Florida
Worcester
Viola Zote
Baward
Liquor Industry
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Charles A. Lindbergn
Ponta Delgada
Azres
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