Federal Funds For Penns Highway Program Planned
Pennsylvania has requested to the U S Bureau of Roads federal aid for highways totaling 10 845 072 dollars Harti J Ickes public works administrator was advised by Governor Pinchot The state plans 64 projects worth 24 2 million dollars receive federal approval and create jobs Preliminary work on feeder roads will proceed as agencies in Washington designate crews Plans call for three federal aid projects daily in Washington D C
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
U. H. Bureau of Roads
Harti J. Ickes
Public Works Adminstrat.r
Pinchot
Ita
Thas
Washington
Jukes
U S. Bureau of Roads
Sexes
Sotmas
Tohies
Pinchot Attacks Steel Trust At Grippy Park Rally
Mrs Cornelia Bryce Pinchot wife of Pennsylvania Governor addresses over 8000 steel workers at Griffio Park urging union recognition to counter a vicious steel trust she says will deny workers a voice. She cites violence and law violations by steel plants and claims Thomas Moses of the High Prick Company was targeted for his stance during the recent bituminous strike.
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Vandergrift
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Griffio Park
Ste Trust
Steel Trust
Thomas Moses
High Prick Company
Conv
Progress toward settlement of Pennsylvania soft coal strike
Pittsburgh, Dec. 12. Talks between Thomas Moses of the Frick Coke Co and Philip Murray of the United Mine Workers moved toward settlement of the Pennsylvania soft coal strike. Both men signaled satisfaction with progress. Moses said the conference would be almost continuous and could resume at any hour as they work toward a solution. Murray likewise felt the discussions were progressing toward a settlement.
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United Ries
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Thomas Moses
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Philip Murray
Unites Mine Workers of America
Hey
Moses
Murray
Tam
Three Erie Employees Blamed in Federal Probe
Washington Oct 12 The Bureau of Safety of the Interstate Commerce Commission names three Erie railroad employees in a federal probe over a September 5 rear end collision near Binghamton N Y that killed 14 and injured 82. Engineer King allegedly failed to heed a signal to stop preparatory to speed reduction. Engine man Grantier neglected to whistle a flag. Conductor Burlingame was criticized for not ensuring protection as the train operated at reduced speed and for slow attention after the train stopped. Bertin notes too many Erie employees failed to fully perform duties.
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United Press
Washington
Bureau of Safety
Interstate Commerce Commission
Erie Railroad
Binghamton
W. P Horlin
Bureau
King
Grantier
Burlingame
Bertin
Columbus Day Observed or Not Across Corry and Nation
Columbus Day passed in Corry with no observance as banks and utilities stayed closed. Residents planned a possible trip to Warren for an NRA parade while nationwide celebrations marked the discovery of America 441 years ago with flags raised and parades in major cities.
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Corry
America
Warren
NRA
New York
Columban
Uranghonk
Case of Davis Given to Jury After Judge's Charge
The case of Senston James J. Davis of Pennsylvania was delivered to the jury today after a charge by Judge Jaimston Hayes in New York.
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Davis
United Press
NEW York
Senston
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Jaimston Hayes
Teachers to Attend Titusville District Conference
Teachers from Corry Public Schools will join the ninth arms district meeting of the Pennsylvania State Education Association in Titusville. Sessions run Friday to Saturday with discussions led by local educators including Supt. Ralph S. Dewey and department chairs.
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Ninth Arms
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Titusville
Corry
Ralph S. Dewey
Charles F. Hoffmaster
Stanley B. Anderson
North Western
Arene Hoover
Hoffmaster
Ice
Antoinette Baresi
Helen Onivee
Anderson Found Insane Committed To Gowanda Hospital
Adjaages insane ny two, nuctorsi Fedrge Anderson of Jamestown was found insane and today committed to the State Hospital of Gowanda New York by Judge Ottaway at Mayville. A hearing was to be held earlier this afternoon at Clymer on charges of failing to stop after an accident and transportation of liquor.
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Nuctorsi
Fedrge Anderson
Jamestown
WHN
State Hospital
Gowanda
N. Y
Ottaway
Mayville
Anflerton
Clymer
Two Sentenced to Reformatory for Gasoline Theft
Clarence Bemna of near Spring Creek and Charles McDonald of Warren were arrested two weeks ago in a gasoline theft case. They were sent to the state training school after plea details and a $100 bond were noted. Warren’s case was deferred.
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Clarence Bemna
Spring Creek
Charles McDonald
Warren
Van
Jamew Porc Dewtin& Gerry
Bild
War Possible Over Japanese Encroachment
United Press report from Washington notes rising tension as Russia challenges Japanese incursions into Manchuria. Since 1931 Moscow has rebuilt rail links and stockpiled munitions, with 100000 troops and a large air fleet positioned near the border, while Japan fields a stronger navy and larger army.
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Moscow
Far’ East
Japan
Far East
Poland
Steur
Europe
Viatuivos
Manchurian-Siberian
Marthuria
France
Ger Napy
Italy
Cena
Red Army
Stromg Air Corps
Dietitian Speaker Promotes Healthy Eating At Kiwanis Meeting
Paul Sampson of Philadelphia addressed Kiwanis Slob members on keeping fit through proper foods. He urged balanced diets, warned against overindulgence in fattening fare, and emphasized the link between health and eating choices. The talk at Hotel Gorey followed a Senior High School session discussing diet guidance and practical food selections.
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Kiwanis
Paul
Sampson
Philadelphia
Hotel Gorey
Simpsom
Civil War veteran C. H. Wolford dies at 85 in Corry
Corry mourns Civil War veteran C H Wolford aged 85 who died at 10 p m at his son Robert Wolford's home 18 East Main Street less than a day after fellow veteran D Richard Marvin died in Erie The early roll call of surviving rebels continues as the community remembers his service and life
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Corry
Christopher
German born veteran Wolford dies after long illness
Mr. Wolford, aged about 78, had lived with his son in the city since last May after time at Bath Soldiers Home. Born in Germany March 10, 1848, he came to Herkimer at age four, served as a colonel's orderly in the Civil War, later built cheese factories, worked at Climax Manufacturing for over twenty years, and later engaged in electrical work. He is survived by two sons Robert H. and Ray of this city, a daughter Mrs. Frank igebling of Tamestown, and numerous grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday at 3:45 from Alexander & Company parlors, with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Soldiers
Bath
N. Y
Germany
Mr. Wolford
Herkimer, N.Y
Mairfield Academy
Ohio
Herkimer County
Climax Manufacturing Company
Robert H
Ray Wolford
Frankigebling
Tamestmyn
Alexander & Company
Pine Grove Cofetery
Two Bitten By Canines In Local Incident
Two people were bitten today by dogs in Brockton Spring streets and Smith Street. Victims include Vincent Nielsen of Brock mid Spring streets and a second victim linked to Walter Auer and Ruth O Day of Wright Street. The dogs were owned by Edward Skinner and Ruth O Day, with the injuries described as minor. Local doctors attended the victims. authorities notified.
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Vincent Nielson
Brock
Wright Street
Glen Allen
Labor Federations Attack Inflation at AFL Convention
Washington October 12 vigorous opposition to currency inflation was expressed in resolutions approved today by the American Federation of Labor. A report of the resolutions commanlies praised inflation as harmful to wage earners. The convention also adopted resolutions criticizing NRA policies, demanding more labor representation on NRA boards and committees, and seeking adequate unemployment relief for the coming winter.
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United Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Corry to Open Jobless School Monday Night
Corry launches a free jobless education program next Monday evening in the Junior High building with three rooms at the sub-high facility and a drawing room at Hatch school. James Lewis leads the project as subjects offered include bookkeeping shorthand drawing physics science algebra geometry and trigonometry with books and supplies provided.
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Corry
Hatch
Board of Education
James Lewis
Thosa
New outbreak in Indiana mine war in Sullivan
Sullivan Indiana faced a fresh flare in the mine war as three bombs exploded citywide. Hospitals and hotels reported no injuries though residents feared further violence. National Guard units were mobilized to patrol and quell the unrest amid uncertain perpetrators.
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Sullivan County
United Press
Sullivan
Ind
Union
Mary Sherman Hospital
D. Wray Fe Prez
Attica
Ediy
Last of Urschel Kidnapping Gang Is Sentenced
George "Machine Gun" Kelly and his wife Kathryn received life sentences in Oklahoma City under the Lindbergh law for abducting airman Charles Urschel. Judge Edgar Vaught announced the sentences after a swift verdict from a jury of small-town businesspeople and farmers.
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Oklahoma City
George
Kelly
Nia
Kataryn
Charles B. Ureachel
Edgar
Vaught
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