Advance Vocational School Plans Build Amid Budget Battle
The Board of Education voted to proceed with a new vocational school building with material costs not to exceed 16 000 dollars. The plan, discussed at a special meeting, foresees total district outlays between 25 000 and 28 000 dollars, with economies cutting material expenses to about 15 000 dollars. Other projects include improvements to athletics facilities and playgrounds.
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Board of Education
Districk
School Millennium 15 Foreseen by Directors
The Board of Education discussed a revived school program tied to the long abandoned fair grounds project. They warned taxpayers in the Third and Fourth Wards that new grade buildings may come only with delayed plans and costly renovations. Financials show potential costs around 2200 plus labor, with city benefits and uncertain borrowing needed. A resolution directs architect Raymond A Freeburg to draft revised vocational and alternative plans for a new rational school.
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Fair Grounds
Board of Education
Corry Hospital Donation Day Rescheduled to November 10
The Donation Day for Corry Hospital is moved to November 10 from October 10. Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary the event aims to be a highly successful drive.
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Corry Hospital
Paul Dean Guides Cards To 4-1 Win Over Tigers
St Louis Cardinals beat Detroit Tigers 4 to 1 in game three of the 1934 World Series race. Paul Dean pitched for the Cardinals securing the victory as Delancey hit a double and Medwick drove in a run.
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Paul Dean
Detroit
St. Louis
Bridges, Hogsett
United Press
St, Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Cardinals
Paul Jean
St. Louis Dean
Migers
White
Medwick
Cochrane
Gehringer
Greenberg
Delancey
Tigers
Dngout
Martin
Rath
Rack
Frisch
Cardinal
Nonn
Goslin
Rothrock
Rogell
Merwick
Qwen
Fox
Rune
Bridges
Collins
Hogsett
Orsatti
Fate of Spain's Republic Hangs in the Balance
United Press reports the Spanish Republic teetering after a socialist backed general strike triggers heavy fighting across provinces. By afternoon, 18 dead and 16 wounded were confirmed with fears of higher totals as martial law spreads to Asturias and troops mobilize nationwide.
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United Press
Madrid
Spain
Tae
Tefh
Rebe
Wig
Asturias
Preier Alexandra Lerroux
Lett
Santa Isabel
Migers—Greenshers
Santa Isabel Hospital
Martin
Collins
Costin
Pecans
Kincaid Takes School Post as Salary Boosted
After weeks of controversy the Board of Education appoints Priine Kincaid as legal counsel for the Corry School District to handle unemployment relief work. Salary increased from 25 to 125 for two months, with plans to set yearly pay at the December organization meeting.
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Board of Education
RWD
Corry
Priine Kincaid
D. A. Hillstrom
Finance Committee
Tiealing of
Lens
Mulheirn suit heard set for Monday in Erie court
Mrs. Sarah Mulheirn of Corry sues Leon A. Brown and Dr. Paul Weed seeking 10 000 damages from the car crash two years ago. Brown’s action against Weed was decided in Weed’s favor in Erie county court, with damages requested by the plaintiff. The Mulheirn case now moves forward as both defendants join Lands in the pending suit.
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Prise
Erie County
Leon A. Brown
Corry
Paul
Weed
Sarah Mulheirn
Brown
Mulheirn
Dr.Weed
Formmer
James J. Mutheirn
Grand Jury to Probe Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Trenton officials plan to convene a Hunterdon County grand jury to weigh indictments in the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder case. Attorney General says indictments must be based on solid evidence before extradition actions. New Jersey officials warned they must act quickly to secure Hauptmann before his Bronx extortion trial.
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United Press
Trenton
N.J
Oet
Munterden County
David Z. Vilente
Haupptmann
Agargst
Hauptmann
Hauick
Hunterdun County
Grunis
New York
New Jersey
Bronx
Lamarl Raley
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Lindberg
Foley
Hauptzmann
Court Sale Rumors Stir Plant Speculation at Climax
Court ordered public auction of General Parts Corporation assets at the Climax Manufacturing plant in Corry scheduled for October 17 amid speculation of industrial development. The sale covers locomotives parts, machinery, shop equipment, and receivables, with other General Parts holdings in Detroit and several cities also listed for October sales. Ownership remains with M. R. Olds and associates.
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General Parts Corporation
Climax Manufacturing Company
Fourth Ward
Climax Company
Climax
Atin
M. R. Olds and Associates
Perkins Faces Hostile Labor Parley at AFL Convention
Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor, confronted critical AFL leaders in San Francisco regarding the NRA and New Deal effects on workers. The session sought clarification on the 40 hour week and Section 7A bargaining as unions press for administration stance.
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Unite Press
San Francisco
Frances Perkins
American Federation of Labor
Militant Labor
Roosangel
NRA
A. F. of L
Madame Perkins
T. H. Ridkert
Poweul United Garment Workers
Vt. America
Jin
One Quarter of Pennsylvanians Jobless in August
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry reports 962,029 unemployed as of August 18, 25.3 percent of the workforce. Unemployment rose 2.8 percent that month, with higher rates in Lackawanna 34.3 percent, Luzerne 37.2 percent, and Northumberland 24.1 percent. Fulton showed the lowest at 11 percent. The August totals include 4,649 people on emergency relief projects, leaving only 3.0 percent with temporary relief work.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Department of Labor and Industry
Emergency Relief Board
Schuylldll
Carbon County
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Northumberland
Pulton County
Pinchot Somersaults Stir Democratic Chorus
Postmaster General James A. Farley as DNC chairman called Governor Pinchot’s backing of Senator Reed a bewildering political somersault. He claimed Pinchot said Pennsylvania Republicans were purged of reactionary influence, while noting tensions with Joseph Guffey and past cooperation with Pinchot.
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Anned Ricco Washington
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Gifford Pinchot
David A. Reed
Sen. Reed
Andrew W. Mellon
Joe Gundy
Joseph Guffey
Pinchot
Senate
David Reed
Last Day to Register for Corry Voters
Voters of Corry have a final chance to register to vote. Registrars will be at their stations from morning to noon, then afternoon and evening, to ensure eligibility for the November election.
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Corry
A. mi
Guffey urges Pinchot to publish full story in reply
Democrat Joseph T Guffey called on Governor Pinchot to release the complete statement by the U S district attorney seeking to quash charges tied to the alien property custodian affair during World War I. Guffey says he is innocent and blames Republican efforts to discredit Woodrow Wilson.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Joseph Tuffey
Gifford Pinchot
Ateney
Guffey
Castilian
Pinchot
Joseph P. Tumuity
Woodrow Wild
New York District Attorney's Office
Natioman
Republican Party
United States District Attorney
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
New
Mitchell
Hoover
Guffey Is Subjected To Bitter Denunciation
Governor Pinchot faces sharp attacks in Pennsylvania politics as Democrats accuse him of betraying the people by endorsing Wallin A. Schnader for governor. Lawrence blasts Pinchot while praising Schnader's public service and questions George H. Earle and U. S. Senator Read.
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Lawrence
Pinchot
Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
David A. Lawrenes
Wallin A. Schnader
Ceorge H. Earle
Joseph F. Guiley
United States
Schnader
Pennsylvania
George Harte
Barle
Pinschot
Pinchothot
U. S
David A. Read
Wilkes-Barre
Guffey
Reet
Schnaders
George
Riley
Sarle
George the Third
Haverford
Baldwin Brothers Low On Highway Job At Girard
Six eight bids were received by the Highway Department on twelve road and bridge projects covering 157 miles of road. Low bidders include Donatelli and Donatelli for Allegheny County Route 51 Pittsburgh concrete work at 237,876 dollars and Baldwin Brothers Paving Co. Cleveland for Erie County Route 99 Girard Springfield townships concrete at 24,107 dollars.
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Jy United Press
Harrisburg
Highway Department
Allegheny County
City of Pittsburgh
Concreta
Donatelli and
Donatelli
Pittsburgh
Washington County
Cecil Lownatip
Hardy Ass Rankin, Co
Cannonsburg
Clearfield County
Pine and
Huston
Putman Co
Ft Wayne
Ind
Erie County
Girard of
Springfield
Baldwin Brothers Paving Co
Cleveland
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Ihe
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Bennett
Raymend A. Freeburg
Jamestown
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Mansie
Kincaid
N. J. Grand Jury
Rand
Sec'y Perkins
Secretary of Labor
Militant Labor Group
Washington
Federal Aviation Commission
West Congress
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Girard
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