Municipal Liquor Checks Delayed In Pa Cities
Harrisburg report says liquor control board funds totaling 1.643 million will be distributed to Pennsylvania sub divisions from liquor license revenues. Over 2,000 checks will be issued. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh may receive the largest shares, with city payments ranging up to 400 dollars per license and totals near a million for cities overall. Final tallies to be completed after January 31. checks postponed about two weeks.
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Harrisburg
Liquor Control Board
Pennsylvania
Liquor Central Board
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Civil Service Exams Planned for Various Pennsylvania Cities
Washington Jan 27 The Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations for past first class positions at Pittsburgh Cleay field and Ponssutawney locations. Applications will be received through February 13.
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Ing’c
Checks to Go Out by Mail in Civil Works Program
Disbursing official M. Little reports a telegram from State Administrator Eric H. Biddle authorizing mailing of Civil Works checks where delivery in person is impracticable. Mailing will continue to those already receiving checks by mail until further notice.
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M. &. Little
CWA
Eric H. Biddle
Slot machines flood Philadelphia stores linked to New York gang
More than 1000 slot machines reportedly landed in Philadelphia drug stores and cafes from a New York racket. Police say the machines dodge gambling device laws and the flood plan was devised by the New York gang. Mayor LaGuardia had ordered them barred in Manhattan, detectives report.
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New York
Philadelphia
Philadel +phia
LaGuarda
Manhattan
Town police defy bandits in Arizona jail stand off
In Tucson a tense siege formed as John Dillinger gang members including Pierpont Makley and Dillinger himself faced a surround of thirty crack marksmen. Officials prepared for extradition after habeas corpus delays while Indiana officers sought swift transfer to the Midwest. Governor Moeur pledged to speed the process.
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Tucson
Ariz
Desert Range
John Dillinger
Harry Pierpont
Arizona
Dillinger
Pier‘pont
Charles
Makley
Rugger
Clark
Michigan City
Ind
Ohio
Wisconsin
French Cabinet Resigns After Stavisky Scandal
Paris report states Camille Chautemps led a cabinet that resigned after repeated attacks on the government over the Bayonne Municipal Pawnshop collapse and the suicide of founder Alexander Stavisky. Premier announced the move on leaving the Elysee after a conference with President Lebrun.
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Paris
JNS
Camille Chautemps
Elysee Palace
Lebrun
Bayonne
Alexander Stavisky
Grove City Wins CWA Airport Site With 50 000 Grant
Grove City, Jan 27. Work will start soon on an airport site selected by Commerce operatives. The project costs 50000 in GWA funds. Local groups have rented 8 fields four miles from town and will pay 600 in rent for five years.
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Grove City
INS
United States Department of Commerce
GWA
Community School Religious Education Opens Next Tuesday
The Indiana Community School of Religious Education begins next Tuesday evening at 7 in the Methodist Episcopal Church educational department. A $3 registration covers books. classes run twelve nights with courses on New Testament, Christian Community ideas, church history, and storytelling. Teachers include Fred Adlock, Dr J J Melvaine, Gertrude Lewis, and Rev Reed S Shirey.
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Indiana Community School of Religious Education
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Indiana
Churches of
Fred Adlock
J. J. Melvaine
Aries Gertrude Lewis
Teachers College
Reed S. Shirey
Gil
State Probing Worker Deaths Near Kingston Collision
An official probe into the double fatality of Robert P. Hamberg of Irwin and Barbara McGea of Mahaffey continues after their car collided with a Nevin Atlantic bus near Kingston. State Emergency Relief leaders Eric H. Biddle and B. B. Cole joined local officials in Greensburg Latrobe Irwin and Hercules county areas as investigations unfold.
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Robert P. Hamberg
Irwin
Barbara McGea
Mahaffey
Westmoreland County Emergency Relief Headquarters
Kingston
A. W. Grateftead
County Relief Board
Kathryn Wilkey
B. B. Cole
Harrisburg
Greensburg
Eric H. Biddle
State Emergency Relief Board
Mr. Cole
Hliot L. Hibbs
Westmoreland County Emergency Relief Board
Hibba
Latrobe
Perponally
John 8. Hamberg
H. Alvert McMurray
Weatmoreland County
Mie
Hambers
Nevin-Atlantic
Babe Who Drank Creosote Survives Fire In Child
Eddie Glendenning a 21 month old Apolla child survived creosote burns after exposure Tuesday. Doctors at Citizens General hospital New Kensington say he will likely return home soon but will need frequent hospital visits and possible treatment to restore burned membranes. Parents Mr and Mrs James B Glendenning were informed and visited by John Gray Virginia Townsend and William McPhillamy.
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Eddie Glendenning
Apotla
James B. Glendenning
Eddie
Citizens General Hospital
New Kensington
Apollo
John Gray
Virginia Townsend
William Me
Phillamy
Jean Harlow to battle common law wife claim
Los Angeles Jan 27 Jins Jean Harlow platinum haired actress will fight claims for half of Paul Bern estate. Harman A Koch Sacramento county public administrator filed the claim claiming Bern’s estate. The Millette woman never claimed to be Bern’s wife and Harlow’s attorney says the marriage did not exist.
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Los Angeles
Jins
Jean Herlow
Paul Bern
Harman A. Koch
Sacramento County
Dorothy Millette
Barn
Convicted for Robbing Dead Man in Oil City
Mrs Agnes Schwartzfager of Buffalo formerly Fryburg was convicted of larceny from the body of John Daum Jr found dead in Oil City. Jury found her guilty of taking a gold watch and chain a pendant and a fountain pen from the deceased man's body in Gardiner's home last March.
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Franklin
Agnes Schwartzfager
Buffalo
N. Y
Fryburg
President's Ball Tuesday for Warm Springs Foundation
Fraternal and civic groups sponsor the Indiana Presidential Birthday Ball to aid the Warm Springs Foundation. Burgess B. H. Lichteberger heads the general committee inviting the public. tickets cost 1 dollar and grant two persons entry. Norm Park's two piano cycle will provide music as proceeds fund the Endowment Fund to broaden the institution's work against infantile paralysis.
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Warm Springs Foundation
Indiana
State
Burgess B. H. Lichteberger
Norm Park
Cycbstra
Arm Springs Foundation
25 000 Helped By Local Red Cross In 1933
The Indiana County Red Cross reports over 25 000 people benefited in the 1933 year through relief efforts and food and clothing distributions. Wheat allocations via Congress produced 22 609 barrels of flour, aiding about 5 000 county families. The chapter supplied 90 490 finished garments, 1 010 yards of sheeting and 10 000 yards of fabric, plus 2 250 blankets and comforts, with clergy and private donors aiding garment production. Distribution costs were kept conservative with county cooperation.
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Indiana County
Tier Jean Red Cross
Skeirly
Evelyn ‘Armstrong
Red Cross Relief
Red Cross
Congress
le Mahy
Indiana
Death by own action leaves bride in hospital
Greensburg reports a man named Thomas Barclay, 30, died from a bullet wound in his apartment. His wife, confined to a Pittsburgh hospital, was informed as authorities investigate the shooting. A revolver lay near the body.
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Greensburg
Thomas Barclay
Barclay
Pittsburgh Hospital
International gold price down on London market
The international gold price fell about five pence per ounce to 132 shillings three-pence, at about 22.85 dollars using today’s 4.9614 rate. A sale of 204 gold bars valued at 540,000 pounds sterling (roughly 2.68 million dollars) was announced at the new rate, with the United States as the sole bullion purchaser.
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London
United States
Heritage of Valor: Son of fallen U S soldier in Minneapolis
Jan 27 a Minneapolis high school student Roger Peck holds a golden cross bearing For Valor and an America eagle. His father William R. Peck died in France after shielding an officer, a letter about Roger’s birth found in a dugout. Roger, awarded the Distinguished Service Cross years later, opposes war after seeing his mother's grief.
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Minneapolis
Roger Peck
America
Roger
France
William R. Peck
Peck
E. V. Cutter
Ft. Snelling
W. B. Ryberg
Capitol Notes on Hoover Roosevelts 1982 bids in Senate races
Washington Jan 27 The administration plans to back Republican Hoover in 1982 and support Roosevelt as it aids three incumbents Johnson LaFollette and Sutting who backed the Roosevelt Garner ticket They face Republican opposition at home California politics and primary laws complicate Johnsons path with possible runs as Republican Democrat or independent and a potential Hooverite challenge to the GOP nomination continued on page two
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George i. Holmes
J. N.S
Washington
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
Hiram Johnson
Calior- UN
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Bronson Sutting
New Mexico
Johnson
California
Herbert Meaver
Roosevelt
Demos
Orassland
Hooverites
First Aid Program Begins Monday at Legion Hall
With 40 men registered the OWA Red Cross first aid program starts Monday at 10 30 a m in Memorial Hall American Legion headquarters. BK M Sanders Indiana State Teachers College director of physical education leads as H B E Prugh assists the college instructor. Harrisburg Jan 27 Ins 3355 CWA workers after 16 hours of study face exams to qualify for first aid administration readied by American Red Cross CWA and Labor Department inspection bureau.
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Owa-Red Cross
American Legion
Memorial Hall
BK. M. Sanders
Indiana State Teachers College
H. B E. Prugh
Harrisburg
CWA
GWA
Department of Labor and Industry Inspection
Change in Delaney Funeral Time Noted in Kansas City Death
Mrs. Cora DeLaney died in Kansas City Missouri and her funeral time was changed to 7 p m Monday from 2 30 p m Sunday. The service will be at her sister Mrs D Schrecengast 433 Oak Street with Rev John A McCamey of the Methodist Episcopal Church officiating. The body arrived in Indiana and lay in state at the sister’s home.
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Cora
Fred) DeLaney
Kansas City
Indiana
D. Schrecengast
Oak Street
John A. McCamey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oakland
Stop Clocks In Johnstown Stop Clocks In Johnstown
Johnstown negotiates Sunday motion picture issue as the city splits into factions. Mayor Eddie McClockey proposes stopping the clock on Saturday night to curb theater operations, while theater owners and ministers debate the plan and ignore orders.
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Johnstown
INS
Pennsylvania
Eddie McClockey
McClockey
Not Alarmed Writer Hergesheimer Target of Fiction
Noted author Joseph Hergesheimer faced a fictitious abduction plot spreading through Philadelphia suburbs. Police and DoJ agents were rumored to guard his home with shotguns as the invented tale claimed a ransom demand, though Hergesheimer said he did not receive such a letter and planned Bermuda travel.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Hergesheimer
Hergesheimer
Sheng
Nergesheimer
America
Department of Justice
Bermuda
Teachers Meet at Robinson for Institute Program
The Teachers Institute program at Lutheran Church in Robinson begins at 7:80 this evening. Speakers include Dorothy Bowser Garfield No 2 on educating East Wheatfield township children, Lloyd Mack Washington on night schools for adults, Grace Leggatt Mills No 1 on parental help to teachers, Minnie Clark Germany on teaching current issues, Virginia Wagner Campbell on out of school activities, Steele Clawson Garfield on school director from teacher view, James H. Lewis Ridge on director from superintendent view, Joseph E. Weaver on teacher from superintendent view, James F. Chapman on schools from taxpayer view, and W. J. Brendlinger Board Secretary.
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Lutheran
Minnie Clark
Germany
Virginia Wagner
Campbell
Steele Clawson
Garfield
James H. Lewis
Ridge
Bremer refuses help in kidnap ransom case
INS dispatch from Saint Paul reports Ed Bremer, 37, banker, kidnapped in daylight ten years ago. His father refuses cooperation, insisting authorities pursue any contact method to reach the kidnapper for a $260,000 ransom. Attorney General Homer Mings criticizes family restraint as shortsighted, while Bremer contemplates open contact to advance the investigation.
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INS
St, Paul
Minn
Edmer
Bremer
Kidn
Dence
Emily
Sissippi River
Governor Giff Delays Aged Pension Payments Until December
The Department of Wellfare reports that payments to aged and needy residents will not begin under the new bill until December. Governor Giff announced the measure after confirming the department’s procedures and funding.
Washington Ledger Treasury Totals Prompted by Balance Figures
A fragmentary financial excerpt shows balances for Jal Tregaury and miscellaneous items. Figures include 601,048,601.16 and 34,656,182.45 with a curtont value of 21,449,603.09, indicating a bookkeeping snippet from an official ledger.
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Washington
Curtont
Harrisburg Board Considers Enforcement Hiring Plan
In Harrisburg the trolley board chairman Judy Gawthrop said the board will not reinstate snoopers in enforcement and prefers civil service hires. She noted they want agents who avoid casual travelers and emphasize timely action against violators of commercializing products.
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Harrisburg
Attrol Board
Judy Gawthrop
Civil Service
Bandits Raid State Police Exhibit at Boston Auto Show
Three bandits, one masked, raided the State Police exhibit at the Boston Automobile Show in Mechaniks building basement. They bound two watchmen and escaped with machine guns shotguns rifles pistols and several hundred rounds of ammo. An alarm from a pedestrian led to quick discovery minutes after they fled in a heavy sedan. State police radio advisory was sent across the state.
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Boston
JNS
Mechaniks
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Jean
Bride
B. Ryberg
Capitol Notes
Delaney
Raymond Welle
Abaya
Ea Claire
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Salvation Army
Robinson
Ageds
Boston Auto
Jo. Watson
Who. Sare
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