City officials end dispute over land purchase for sewer traps
City Council accepted the city solicitor's advice and prepared to discuss a land purchase on Beneca Street for sewer traps serving the area. The deal, authorized in a prior special meeting, faces questions of price, funding, and proper procedure with Mayor Miller and several councilors urging careful action to prevent storm damage and sewer clogs.
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Blaine Kincaid
George W. King
Beneca Street
Counelet
Migs Irene Mullen
Filite
Me Municipa
Counzel
Ent Council
Ainui
Pny
Tur
Couail
Nichos Ani
Vie Municipal
Moss
Nichols
Weaver
Miller
Cotferente
King
Tena
Hearing Ordered Into Griswolds Strike Plan
United Press reports Region Director Charles T. Douds of the National Labor Relations Board has ordered a hearing next Monday on charges that Griswold Manufacturing violated the Wagner Act. The charges of unfair labor practices were filed by the Griskwold workers organizing committee backed by the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers, CIO affiliate.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Charles T. Douds
Nat'ona
Labor Relations Board
Griswold Manufacturing Company
Atest Ryorkera
Bshaly
Griswolt Toval
Amalgamated Association of Ion, Steel and Tin Workers
Soviet asks League to act in all wars
Geneva report states Maxim Litvinny of Soviet Augsla body denounces Italy Germany and Japan as aggressors and says the League must act against them. He condemns the notion that loyalist Spain and China can be spared and mocks efforts to justify aggression with anti-communism rhetoric.
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United Press
Geneva
Maxim Litvinny
Augsla Ody
Italy
Germany
Mopan
Litvinov
City Council rejects state request on street excavation permits
City Council voted to retain control of issuing permits for openings in streets that the state highway department had assumed. The clerk was ordered to inform Franklin district offices the city will not cede permit authority. Two copies of the current ordinance will be sent to highway district offices for clarity.
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Franklin
I. Kinney
Highway Department
Legion Parade Continues Across Midtown Manhattan Today
The American Legion marched up Fifth Avenue in a grand parade, echoing army planes, bugles and drums. Spectators cheered the doughboys of 1917 New York as ticker tape and shredded paper floated from skyscrapers, rivaling the city’s famed past displays. The event drew a reception unmatched in recent years, recalling Walker era pomp.
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Unites Cross Ine Wiyorik
Amercan Legion
Fifth Ave
Manhattan
Legion
New York
James J. Walker
Embassy staff to stay in Nanking amid danger vow
The United States embassy staff on two American warships in the Yangtze river will not flee the Japanese threat of a destructive sudden incident in the capital. Ambassador Nelson T. Johnson said staff will not subject themselves to danger or leave Nanking as long as Americans remain, with Johnson and part of the staff aboard the gunboat Luzon and others aboard the Guam.
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United Press
Nanking
States
Yangtze River
Nelson T. Johnson
Johnson
Luzon
Guam
United States Protests Bombing Plan Against Nanking
Secretary of State Hull said the United States lodged strong representations with Japan over a mass bombing of Nanking. The protests were sent by Ambassador Grew to the Japanese foreign office and reiterated to Ambassador Saito in Washington. The note followed Tokyo's declaration to deploy a massed fleet of planes for a bombing of the Chinese capital.
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Wishington
United States
Japan
Nanking
Corell Hull
Joseph
Grew
State Department
Washington
Hiraji Saito
Hull
British Warning Over Nanking Raids Amid Japanese Threats
Shanghai dispatch reports Vice Admiral Sir Charles Little warned Japanese high command that the British embassy and warships would remain at Nanking despite threats to destroy the city. Foreigners were urged to evacuate as raids were anticipated, though heavy rains lingered and kept planes grounded.
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Shanghai
Charles Little
Nanking
Admiral Little
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
Lana Chines
Boy Hears After 10 000 Foot Air Dive
Philadelphia report states a three year old deaf orphan, Louis Burton Parrish, heard for the first time today after a 10 000 foot airplane dive. Dr Margaret Drew examined him and noted a 1/25 per cent improvement in hearing.
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Philadelphia
Louis" Burton Parrish
Mirs
Charles Parrish
Margaret Drew
School Officials Oppose Fencing Field
Shelbyville dispatch reports a fatal shooting case ending in death for the defendant. Three Garr brothers of Oldham County are charged with killing Brigadier General Henry H. Denvar i, as a murder warrant is filed by Shelby County attorney Coleman Wright. The case centers on a marriage and political tensions in Kentucky, with details of pistols fired and questions over the brothers' involvement.
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Kentucky
United Press
Shelbyville
Garr Brothers
Oldham County
Henry H. Denvari
Eluyen
Jerhit Garr Taylor
Tholy Styter
Gain
Roy Gary
Tack
Coleman Wright
Shelby County
Genhirdt
Byrithers
Gary
Caghon
Hrrathers
Corryite Involved In Fatal Auto Accident
In a late afternoon crash on Route 77 four miles east of Blooington Valley, Corryite figure Boutwell Davenport died after a head on collision while attempting to avert oncoming traffic. Patrolman Lewis Paradava of the Meadvile state police reported Boutwell was rushed to Mears Viety hospital where he died soon after. Corryite, a prominent partner in Centerville, was noted for impaired vision in one eye.
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Wu Dbnow
Tel Centerville
Boutwell
Garry
Blooiittg Valley
Lewis Paradava
Meadvile Barracks
Bowllwell
Mears Viety Hospital
Avila
Boutney
Nowas
Conor
Coromey Lather
Roosevelt Far West Trip Signals New Deal Test
President Roosevelt outlined a long tour, 6090 miles, from Hyde Park to the Far West as a political test for the New Deal. He will visit Wyoming, Montana, Oregon, Washington, North Dakota, Minnesota, and Chicago, with only one exception in travel plans, amid Senate debates on Supreme Court enlargement.
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Roosevelt
West
Cleveland
Hy United Press
Hyde Park
Move Poles on Sewer Route Disputed Over Cost
The Pennsylvanian Telephone Corp plans to remove poles along Pleasant Street from Kinley to Spring to clear a new storm sewer route. Mayor and solicitor discuss who bears the cost. council approves, noting municipality granted street use and sewer work as necessary. Work to begin promptly.
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Guy Couneil
Stanley EH
Nichita
Pennsylvanian Telephone Corporation
Pleasant Street
Kinley Ality
Spring Street
Glen Miter
Lily
Biine Sineald
Sewey
Zouincil
Iimed'aely
Stim
Erieite Killed In Auto Crash In Erie Pa
John J. Schade aged 59 was killed and his wife Agnes 62 badly injured when struck by an automobile late Monday in Erie Pennsylvania. Police said the car was driven by George arotka. The accident happened as the couple stepped into the street. Mrs Schade is expected to recover and the driver faces an investigation.
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Ey Wycu
Services Draw Baptists From Nearby Towns
Delegations from nearby Baptist churches join with First Baptist members for a week of evangelistic services under way. Mayville's West Baptist church sends Rev. John Reinert and Arlene Schutiar. visiting delegations heard nightly with Rev. Haines, Rev. L. Wigster, Rev. Hall, and Rev. M. E. Hawlins among speakers.
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Cfrieers
First Baptist Church
Wizhtoon
Wiest Baptist Church of
Mayville
Tm Yetaviva
John Reinert
Cuuurch
Arlene Schutiar
Panama
West Spring Creek
Cuttng
Sherman
Wether Baptist
Kia
Kev. P
Haines
HB Church
L. Wigster
Enor Awl
William Hall
Corry
Fence decision splits Corry school board over athletic field
Corry High School and district leaders fought over funding and approval for a temporary fence around the athletic field. The board approved building the fence on the south side to protect nearby homes, with the athletic association to cover costs and work details to be set by the property committee. Directors debated authority after a prior unapproved start.
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Corry Dunion High School
Pablo Assie
Corry
Board of Education
Ralph
Tewey
C. Bownes
OF. Bennett
John Wy Lambine
Jul Leen
Carl Henton
Mich Athletic Aeid
Burnet Worto bin
Dawey
Uut
Mie Sehous Districk
Tyne
Henton
Dewey
Goa
Monroe
Ingantich
Athletic Association
Ofhe Athletic Association
Tihe
Ja Tenco
A. A
Erty
Ponrinnet
Corryite Seeks New Bonding to Shield State Workers
Harrisburg shows a drive to replace Pennsylvania’s time honored bonding with a protective fund covering all state employees. Property and Supplies Secretary Arthur Colegrove supports reform, noting the state spends about 40 000 yearly on bonds that cover under 1 percent of workers and recoveries are under 10 percent, with losses from bonded employees’ illegal acts. The proposed system would tailor bonding to meet government needs.
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James Shepley
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvana
Fi Property and Supplies
Arthur Colegrove
United
Colegrove
Ita
Bonding Awards Made to Party Leaders Seek Uniform Bonding
A 1929 cattle fraud is cited as a model of system inadequacy. An agriculture department employee siphoned 128000 of state funds, later uncovered for only 1000. Most losses were covered by bonds. The piece argues bonding awards reflect patronage as party leaders divide spoils in the same manner.
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Fenud
Hig Bond
Ster Chamber
Asme
Colegrove
Bald
Probe Attempt to Enter Home in West Wayne Street
Third Ward police investigate a suspected attempt to enter the Blakeslee residence on West Wayne Street last night around 10 o clock. Mrs Blakeslee heard a noise as if a window was being opened and alerted her husband who chased the intruder but the suspect escaped before reaching the street. A police visit today failed to produce evidence linking a tenant to the alleged break in.
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Third Ward
John D. Fantzan Jay
Blakeslee
West Wayne Street
Chloé
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Jenny
Oidhant
Fisdow
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Baptist Church
A. A. Field
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