Eight relief bills pass as Rhode Island textile strike eases
State Senate passage on Monday night approves eight Pinchot relief bills providing twenty million dollars for relief of Pennsylvanians. A ninth bill allocates funds for the state security relief board, with bipartisan support. Democrats warned of future financing and questioned legislative authority.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
General Assembly
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Lenate
Sicarnty Relief Board
Billy Fsted
Eergency Relief Board
Wilson G. Larig
Berks
Sarly
Norbert J. Fitzgerald
Terre
Shesett
Pennsylvania
Sarig
Filizeraty
Morton Witkin
Philadelphia
Richards Will Head Federal Loan Bank in Pittsburgh
Ralph H. Richards was elected president of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh. Formerly executive vice president, he will serve as contact man between building and loan associations in Pennsylvania and the Federal Housing Administration.
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Ralph H. Richards
Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh
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Ice
Pennsylvania
Federal Housing Administration
New laxity in ship fire cited at inquest
Testimony in the Morro Castle inquiry described lax handling of inflammable liquids aboard the ship. A deck storekeeper said it was common knowledge stewards used highly flammable cleaner instead of approved waste, suggesting risks to lifeboats and overall fire safety.
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United Press
New York
Morro Castle
William O'Sullivan
Stant
Ward Line
Open Bids Sept 28 On Garland Link Projects
Harrisburg Pa Sept 4 The State Highway Department to let bids Sept 28 on a group of road and bridge projects totaling 19.89 million funded by the latest federal aid. Notable items include Blair County U S Route 23 Juniata and Blair U S Route 220 Tyrone with 19 miles of concrete, Juniata Route 436 Milford 1.12 miles of macadam, McKean Route 68 Liberty 2.08 miles of concrete, Warren County Route 77 Spring Green 12.4 miles of concrete, Washington County U S Route 40 North Bethlehem 11.5 miles of concrete, Westmoreland Route 40 Legontey 1.38 miles of concrete, Greene Route 18 Washington bridge, Jefferson Route 33033 Winston 2.25 miles of concrete.
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Juniata County
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McKean Conty
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Warren
Spring Gree Township
Washington County
Bethlehem Township
Westmoreland County
Legontey Township
Greene County
Washington Township
Jefferson County
Winston Township
Democrats to Attend Picnic in Glenwood Park
A large delegation from Corry and nearby areas plans to attend a county picnic in Glenwood Park, Erie, tomorrow. More than five thousand Democrats are expected, with Joseph F. Guffey and Charles J. Margiotti headlining the speaker list. Mr and Mrs Richard Dawson of Warren attended funeral services for Mrs J Wilson in Corry.
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Glenwood Park
Erie
Joseph F. Guffey
U. 8
Charles J. Margiotti
Richard Dawson
Warren
J. ©. Wilson
Defeat Fitzgerald Resolution For Liquor Store Probe
Business leaders across the nation report retail conditions greatly improved with rising sales in August. Chicago bankers and West Coast retailers note higher capital, profits, and optimism for fall while textile strikes depress some southern districts. economist Roger Babson predicts continued improvement as stocks are reduced and the cycle cleans up.
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Federal Reserve Monthly Bulletin
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Sacramento
Cal
Roger W. Babson
GOP Confines Extra Session to Relief Issue
Publicans blocked a bid to open a post session probe into the liquor control board contracts and finances. Rep Norbert J. Fitzgerald sought a five member committee to audit liquor board records and the revenue department after the session, but the rules panel ruled the resolution outside the special session scope. The 148 to 54 vote aligned Democrats against the plan, and another Democratic inquiry into the state emergency relief board did not come up.
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United Press
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Hiquot Control Board
General Assembly
Norbert J. Pitzgerald
Erie
Atate Emergency Relief Board
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State Liquor Control Board
Liquor Board
Department of Revenue
Plans for Winter Relief Care Grow as Welfare Rolls Rise
Washington reports rising relief rolls due to drought and industrial shifts. Estimates project 16 to 29 million people receiving aid in winter, with Emergency Relief figures showing 1.6 million drought-affected on relief and thousands of white collar workers joining them. Labor Secretary Perkins notes 2 million reemployed since September 1933, while total relief families declined from 3.18 to 2.85 million in July.
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Washington
Sept
Donald R. Riethberg
Executive Council
Federal Emergency Reef Administration
Teller
Frances Perkins
Ribbers
Bus Hits Man. Hutchinson Celebrates Birthday Tragedy
In Altoona Pennsylvania on September 14 a Greyhound bus fatally struck Robert Mutzabaugh as he walked along the road celebrating his 68th birthday from Hollidaysburg toward Lakemont. The driver, William Hennigan of Wilmerding, said he did not see the man.
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Greyhound
Robert Mutzabaugh
Hollidaysburg
Lakemont
Hennigan
Wilmerding
Commandery Representation at Northwestern PA Assn Meeting
Corry will be represented at the annual dinner and business meeting of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Past Commanders and Line Officers association at the Wanango Country Club tonight. Frente T. Babbitt C. P. Paulson Lloyd Stowe and Wallace M. Young lead a 100 Knights Templar and their ladies. Dinner at six with opera from LeSeuer Opera Co. Carmen selection. Eminent Sir Joseph Hinaman of Bradford to conduct the session. Very Rev. Martin Aigner to give invocation. guests include Sir Harry Fairie of Meadville. Commanderies from Brat nard Warren Erie Cony Ridway Greenville Sharon Coudersort Franklin Meadville Titusville DuBois Greenville Oil City expected.
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Wanango Country Club
Oil
Evie
Robert Keck
Joseph Hinaman
Bradford
Martin Aigner
Frantl Mn
Wmit
Sir Harry
Pairie
Meadville
Bratnard
Warren
Erie Cony
Ridway
Greenville
Sharon
Coudersort
Franklin
Titusville
DuBois
Oil City
Union League Flays New Deal Denunciation
The Union League Club in New York denounces the Roosevelt New Deal policies as jeopardizing the nation’s industry. The club adopts a resolution urging Republicans to prepare for vigorous political opposition to the experiment and its theorists, asserting country above party.
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United Press New York
Union League Club
New Deal
Union Lear Club
Kove to Oust Tigre Veteran Steel Leader
Pittsburgh Sept 14 United Press reports embittered panic and faction members will move to oust Michael F. Tighe, veteran leader who has run the Amalgamated Association of Steel and Tin Workers for 15 years, in a union drive set for tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
Union Pank
Umhorse
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated
Association of Tron, Steel and ‘Tin ‘Workers
Inquiry Is Curtailed by Senate Arm Sales Probe
Washington dispatch reports the special Senate committee investigating arm and limit sales curtailed disclosures after cabinet protests. Secretary Hull and Secretary Roper conferred with the panel as investigators faced protests from foreign governments. Roper warned American business could suffer from the committee’s record of private negotiations. Hull objected to recording names of high officials in governments worldwide.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Wille
Cordell Hull
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
State Department
Roper
American
Hull
Corry Voters Set Second Day For Registration
Corry voters receive a second chance to qualify for the November election on Tuesday September 18 with registrars at city locations from 8 am to noon 1 to 1y and 7 to 10 pm enrollment runs. On opening day September 6 a total of 500 and thee voters enrolled amid Republican gains and Democratic gains expected on the remaining days.
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Corry
Suit clubs may be completed in Corry under code ban
Word reached Corry that existing suit clubs may finish their present operations but no new clubs can be formed. The National Retail Code Authority bans merchandising clubs, allowing completion of clubs already under way while prohibiting new clubs.
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National Retail Code Authority, Inc
Corry
Stanford Hose Co to Join Grape Carnival Parade
Stanford Hose Company plans to participate in the North East Grape Carnival parade on September 28 and 29. The unit will enlist Lieut Archie W Thompsom Post VFW bugle and drum corps and Corry High School band for the procession. Plans include bowling expansion, a picnic, and state convention representation this fall.
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Legion Firemen
North Hast
Stanford Hose Company
Archie W. Thompsim
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Corry High School
North East
Corry
Plana
Mae
Charles Craker
Nom Lial
Stanford Hos Company
Firemen
Sunbury
Andrew Paulson
Firemen's Relief Association
New Pastor to Assume Duties Here on Sunday
Emmanuel Episcopal church will welcome the Rev George C MacNamara of Dickinson North Dakota as pastor at 11 o clock Sunday services He recently preached at Emmanuel on August 19 and was invited to lead at Corry church He was born in Dublin Ireland studied at the University of Manitoba and has served St John s Episcopal church at Dickinson for five years A large gathering of church members is expected to greet him at the Sunday service
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George C. MacNamara
Dickinson
N. D
MacNamara
Emmanuel Church
Corry
Mr. MacNamara
Dublin
Ireland
University of Manitoba
St. John's Episcopal Church
Fils Homme
Rhode Island strike turmoil looms with federal troop debate
Rhode Island faces escalating labor unrest as Governor Green states federal troops unlikely unless conditions worsen. Rioters clash in Burlington and Saylesville amid dynamite theft fears, while state guards bolster vigilance around reservoirs. Georgia and North Carolina also report guard deployments in textile disputes.
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Rhode Island
Theodore Francis Green
Roosevelt
Newport
South Carolina
Georgia
Federal Mediation Board
Pepsies
Burlington
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Hyde Park
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Port Adams
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Theodore Francs Grean
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Pawtucket
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Manville
National
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Saylesville
Green
Woonsocket
National Guard
Tyere
Eugene Talmadge
Auj
Lindley
Georgia National Guard
Fayetteville
Pennsylvania Railroad names J R Downes as vice president
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announced today the appointment of J R Downes as assistant vice president. Downes, a Tyrone, Pennsylvania native, began his career with the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1901.
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J. R. Downes
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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