Congress Takes First Step To Provide Employment Relief
The House Appropriations Committee boosted the annual public building appropriation from 48 million to 60 million as part of reshaping the Treasury Post Office supply bill. The plan adds 12.6 million for public buildings, with a 20 month window to June 30, 1932, and includes 726 thousand for outside architects. The package lifts overall Treasury and Post Office costs to over two billion next year, with larger allocations for alcohol bureau, foreign and domestic mail, and new air mail crates.
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Washington
Dec
House Appropriations
Treasury Post Office
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Treasury
Ohia
Treasury and
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Bureau of Alcohol of the Treasury
Gong Cizard
Guart Cain
Yvorsela
Foreien Air Mall
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Louisville-Fort Worth
Kansas City
Denver
Pittsburgh
Norfolk
Richmond
Grand jury returns list of alleged offenses
Grand jury returns name set including Charles Sarnosky and Hale Repine for morality crimes, John Wadiski Adams Popgon and Mike Orawice for larceny, Frank Smith for manslaughter, Louis Troili for transporting intoxicating liquor, George Broad for morality, Emmit Albright for larceny, with not a true bill noted.
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Charles Sarnosky
John Wadiski
Adams Popgon
Mike Orawice
Hale Repine
Ity
Frank Smith
Louis Troili
George Broad
Emmit Albright
Tyrone Man, 82, Burned to Death in Home Fire
John Zeilinger, 82, Ty rone, Pa, a retired stone mason, died last night when his home burned. Firefighters found his charred body after extinguishing the blaze, believed to have toppled a kerosene lamp by accident. Funeral services were being arranged today.
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Tyrone
John Zeilinger
Zeilinger
Company F Square Dance Plans Large Armory Event
Extensive preparations by the committees in charge of the weekly square dances to be held in the Armory each Thursday evening under Company F N G PB aim to yield one of the season's largest attendances and most delightful events. Dracken's orchestra will provide music and John Warner will call the figures.
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N. G PB
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John Warner
Hold Up Men Loot $118 in Riverside Incident
The article reports a hold up where one man received $118 while two others had smaller cash and personal belongings taken. Victims were ordered into a car and told to keep moving. Police, including Corp H C Johnston and Trooper Harry Wagner, traced the vehicle toward the William Penn Highway after the incident in Indiana.
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William Penn Highway
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Corp
H. C. Johnston
Harry Wagner
Rev Conley Accepts Mercer Presbyterian Post
Pittsburgh dated report states Reverend Chudy S. Conley of 882 Lehigh Avenue will become pastor at Mercer Presbyterian Church Mercer Pa He is Western Theological Seminary graduate class of 1824 and served Plum Creek Church Pent Township He returns from the University of Edinburgh and plans to start December 14 at Mercer.
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Pittsburgh
Chudy S. Conley
Lehigh Avenue
Mercer Presbyterian Church
Mercer
Western Theological Seminary
Plum Creek Presbyterian Church
Pent Township
Conley
University of Edinburgh
Two Injured In Train Crash After Freight Collision
Two people were injured when a freight train derailed after colliding with a truck and a following freight, sending cars airborne and tearing up 200 feet of track. Crews from Eric and Kane worked to clear the line, with service rerouted via Olean and restoration expected later in the day.
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Carlson
Aafaty
Mile-Renova
Eric
Kane
Olean
Nye body faces uphill fight over Davis seat
The Nye committee reports unreported campaign costs amounting to 184 055 dollars, plus at least 368 962 dollars spent in Davis’ favor in the primary. Despite investigations, Senate has found no corruption and Davis keeps his seat for now. Nye plans further hearings with witnesses including George Weaver and Samuel Vauelain.
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Ditutes
Davis
Brown
Nye
Senate
George S. Weaver
Philadelphia
Davis- Brown
Samuel Vauelain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Monilay
D A R Session in Wallace Home
A D A R session held at a Wallace home featured music by Blchelbert Nevin for soprano solo and chorus with four hand accompaniment. Performers included Agnes Schrumper Pollock Melon Torrence Blair Nellie Tietrick Tilis Ruth Campbell Taylor King Nether Dreining Hamilton and accompanists. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Pollock and aides.
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Blchelbert Nevin
Agnes Schrumper Pollock
Melon Torrence Blair
Migs Nellie Tietrick Tilis
Mia
Tosa Vollrath Buchhalt
Ruth Campbell Taylor
Miss King
Nether Dreining Hamilton
Nancy ‘Torvenes Net
Mabel White Telford
Mary Watson Tratper
Jennie Wark Thompson
Iva Juey McGinity
Agonex Schrumm Pollock
M. Agnes St. Clair
Hawks Leave on 1000 Mile Nonstop Flight
Captain Prank Tawks prepares a non stop flight from Roosevelt Field to a southern town, covering about 1000 miles. The journey will pass over Hagerstown Maryland, Charleston West Virginia, and Nashville Tennessee, with fuel prearranged in Nashville. The trip faces expected light headwinds and an estimated five to six hours en route.
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Nova
Dew
Prank Tawks
UAT Delpck
Memphis
Ton
Hagerstown
Charleston
W. Va
Nashville
Budget Goes to Congress for Ratification
President Hoover presents a balanced budget for the next fiscal year despite a treasury deficit of about 180 million dollars. He notes a potential small surplus around 80 million if revenue estimates hold, with federal increases mainly to Farm Board, Veterans Bureau, and Justice. Defense costs trimmed, Navy personnel and ship reductions follow the London Treaty, while large public works funding remains in place.
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Navy Department
London
Bank employees in Altoona face dismissal over defalcations
Shortages totaling more than 40000 were found in the accounts of three Second National Bank of Altoona employees. The men were dismissed and turned over to the bonding company that issued their bonds. The bank reports the shortages have been made good. names are being held by bank officials while the bonding firm decides on action.
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Altoona
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Government budget stance on employment and 1932 expenditures
The speaker argues that expanding government ventures will tax resources and that the 1932 budget should not be inflated by unemployment pressures. Despite anticipated congressional proposals for increased spending in 1982, he questions any justification for enlarging expenditures in that year.
Where the Money Goes Budget figures for next fiscal year
The budget sent to Congress breaks down operating costs for major departments. Navy and State are the only ones to show expenditures below the current year's levels, with large figures listed for Legislative Establishment White House and others across agencies.
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White House
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Interstate Comerce Commission
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U. S. Veterans Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Department of the Interior
Department of Labor
Navy Department
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State Department
War Department
Navy
State Departments
All Are Urged to Shop Early
Information from Indiana merchants shows many shoppers buying Christmas gifts early. Stores report higher current sales than last year and offer large, attractive displays. Prices for similar items are 20 to 60 percent lower than in the past fifteen years. Stores are decorated festively with a holiday appearance.
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Indiana
Ten Days to Clean Up Youngstown O
Youngstown Ohio enters its second day of a vice crusade led by Police Chief Paul Lydon and ten squads to clear bootleggers vice proprietors and gamblers within ten days. Sheriff Adam Stone joined raids arresting a score of violators as bookie and bootlegging dens were closed.
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Youngstown
Vice Crusade
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Lydon
Adam Stone
Deer Strike Highlights Danger on Philipsburg-Sandy Ridge Road
Local deer incidents along the new Philipsburg-Sandy Ridge highway raise concerns as one deer collided with Dr. W. R. Heaton's car, the twenty seventh such incident since opening. Police warn of strict enforcement for speeding while drivers face risk of deer collisions and car damage.
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W. R. Heaton
Mose
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
Philipsburg
Sandy Ridge
State
Nurses Demand Public Apology From Judge For Needle Remark
Charleston, W. Va. Dec 3 INS Nurses urge Federal Judge George Warrick McClintic to publicly apologize for remarks labeling nurses as using the infernal hypodermic needle for convenience. They insist the needle is used only when other relief fails and for patient rest. The judge reportedly set 182 jail terms for liquor law violations during the term.
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Charleston
W. Va
George Warrick McClintic
McClintic
Board of Directors
McClintie
Downed Flyer Ready for Hop
Mrs. J. M. Keith-Miller the Australian aviatrix plans to resume the Pittsburgh Havana Pittsburgh flight from Andros Island Bahamas today. John Liggett of Pittsburgh backer says the monoplane is intact and the crew will depart For Miami. The aviatrix expresses regret at not reaching the objective and praises Bahamian natives.
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John Liggett
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Keith-Miller
Keith Miller
Aviatrix
Local Licenses List From Coleman and Arcadia Notes
A fragmented license list shows individuals tied to towns including Coleman Crordaish Big Run Anne Patorek Big Run Glenford D Gordon Cleveland Thelma K Roush Bolvat Carl Cooney Arcadia Josephine Galina Arcadia Waller Porter South Bend Nettle Pearl Burnett South Ben Theodore Glabb Westview Mary Sagtuaw tna The text preserves a roster of names and places with incomplete state or role details.
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Waller
Porter
South Bend
Nettle Pearl Burnett
South Ben
Transfers of Real Property Names and Prices in 1 Issue
The record lists transfers including L L Campbell to Kenneth Campbell a lot in Indians for 1 dollar and other deeds. Entries note grants in Grant Centre Whit and White with prices indicated as 1 or 200 dollars and names such as Beulah Cassidy James Ake and W H Bartholomew among others.
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Ll. D. Campbell
Kenneth
Campbell
Clark Wright
Beulah Cassidy
Rael
Little Women at WIAT Facing Divorce Motives
Pittsburg wife Hannah G Finney wins divorce claiming cruelty led by a dog. Detroit wife Mrs Frank Kurtz testifies home broken up after husband reads Schopenhauer on women. The wit and oddball logic reflect early 20th century domestic disputes.
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Hannah G. Finney
Pittsburgh
Frank Kurtz
Detroit
Schopenhauer
Magazine Man Fatally Burned On West 65th Street
New York dispatch reports publisher Corl and A. Young was found dead in his seventh floor apartment at 110 West 65th Street after firemen extinguished a small blaze. Police probe mystifying circumstances and an autopsy is expected.
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New York
Corlland A. Young
Young
West 65Th Street
Stocks Hold Narrow Range as Market Falters in Early Session
New York trading opens with little movement after a week of small progress. Steel prospects stall demand while rail shares drift in a tight band. Auburn edges up to 84 1 4, United States Steel near 147, and utilities sit idle amid low volume. Cotton and grain trade mixed as money supplies remain ample.
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Auburn
United States Steel
Chicago
Winnipeg
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