Special Session Looms After Repeal Vote Setback
Washington dispatch notes a likely post inauguration special session of Congress to tackle prohibition after the Garner repeal submission failed in the House. Senate Democrats may modify any repeal measure. hearings on beer tax and related issues begin with testimony from Ogden Mills.
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International News Service
Washington
Td Congress
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Garner
Senate
Doniand
Sonia Democrata
Ways and Means
Collier
Mississippi
Secretary of the Treasury
Ogden Mills
Mills
Hoover
Jepderé
Capitol Hill
Rainey
Illnois
Tax Expert to Speak Here on Thursday Eve
A tax expert, previously involved with state and local fiscal bodies, is scheduled to speak Thursday evening. The speaker, active on the School Finance executive committee and recently appointed by the superintendent, will discuss rising taxation and the need for reductions at both state and local levels.
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State Tax. Commission
AN. Rule
Woolcock Again Head of Board Leads Local Deliberations
The board discussed auditorium use for church and organizational events. A prior October 12 decision refused church group access for a lecture or peace talk, while a Girl Scout training session at North Street was approved if classes remained in session and no interference occurred. Gym use by boys teams was debated, with past permissions noted and referred to the Athletic Committee. Liability insurance for the school truck was dropped to save $23 yearly.
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Férrer
First Congregational Church
Department ‘of International Welfare
Womhan's Club
Girl Scout Council
Bridding
Herb
Mts
Indian relics unearthed near Brandon cemetery
Relics of the Seneca Indians were found by road workers Thomas Sutley and Harry Baker while digging for a new road near Brandon cemetery. They uncovered spear heads and Indian stone tools along with crude skinning tools. The report notes primitive fire damage at the site. Highway Patrol Corporal Lawton and Private Cunningham aided farmers to combat a woods fire between Portersville and Ellwood City, which burned several acres.
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Brandon Cemetery
Thos
Sut
Ley
Harry Baker
Hely
Highway Patrol
Lawton
Cunningham
Portersville
Ellwood City
Men's Bible Class Names New Officers at First United Presbyterian
The Men's Bible Class of First United Presbyterian Church met Monday evening for its annual meeting and named officers for the coming year. W. Ramsay was chosen vice president, J. C. White secretary, Roy Dickey teacher, Judge James A. Chambers teacher, and Dr. S. E. Irving substitute. William A. Warner of Beaver Falls lectured, sharing experiences from ten years as a civil engineer with the government.
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First United
Presbyterian’ Church
William A. Warner
Beaver-" Falls
Aussie
Rotary Feast Draws 250+ At New Wilmington Buckwheat Rodeo
Over 250 Rotarians attended the Buckwheat Rodeo in New Wilmington. President Campbell welcomed guests while district manager Ray Tannerhill secured a performance by the Bell Telephone crew. Former Rotary leader Robert Hear of Richmond shared insights on global Rotary work and world affairs.
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Wilmington
Robert ‘Ts .Galbraith
Wiminster Gallege
Jeaders
Rotary
International Organization
Campbell
College Town
Burgess
Tolénel
Billy
Bell Telephone Company
Rochester
Ray Y ‘Tannerhill
Ubt
Robert Hear
Thiernationel
Richmond
Ind
Hotaru
Perna
Horn
Severa
Internatiorial
Jeff
Boar
Concave
Boston
Honor guest and Ro tary leaders at New Wilmington club meeting
The event featured Mr Heun and other distinguished Ro tary representatives including Governor Clift Shafer McKebsport head of the district Dan Feux former Pittsburgh club president State Senator elect A B Batchelor Assemblyman William McElwee Jr Fred L Rintz and Dr E J Fithian. The Tilted States Senate candidate Dr Leslie Waddell spoke as the rodeo night marked the club’s Monday gathering with several district clubs canceling noon luncheons.
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Heun
Rotary Ent
Clift
Leslie Waddell
Alitsburgh
Glubraith
Westminster
E. J. Fithian
Grove City
New Wilmington
New Castle
Bridge Near Completion Delayed Dedication Planned
A county and state project on a new bridge progresses under Weingartner Construction. Work began April 20 and faced delays with no opening decision yet. A dedication ceremony was tentatively planned for Thursday or Friday, pending final approval by county commissioners.
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Clasa
Ar Ct
Ind'ron
Birce
Local Man Faces Disorder After Window Breakage
Reported last night, a local man associated with a Youngstown bound freight crew allegedly broke a window at Yokum place in Moravia. Police were notified as the incident caused alarm and prompted inquiries into the suspect's movements.
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Moravia
Buxton funeral services held for John W Buxton
Funeral services for the late John W Buxton were held at the family pankcs on Dugh Avenue New Now Wilmington with a quartet including Dr A Kirkbride Arthur Kirkbrite Sewall and Miss Kate Sewall. Pallbearers named and interment in Graceland Cemetery New Castle.
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New Withington
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James Pitzer
Fran Phillips
Frank "Donaldson
Graceland Cemetery
New Castle
Mary McCormick Kerr
Ellis Kerr
Naw Castle
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Cleveland
Ohio
John Gibbons
Oho L
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Charles McCormick
Hubbard
A. B. Cowen
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Thomes Carnman
Eus Jane McCormick
St .Mary's. Ceretery
Mm. Boyd
Mary Boyd
Neshantiock
Fas
Nfternoon
J. Ralph
Néale
Margaret “Weber
Margaret Park
Chester B. Dicks
Sidney Driver
Samuel Hettenbaugh
George McVey
James Comstock
Ralph Boyd
Fair Oaks Cemetery
Clarence Pollock
Henry Rodgers
Richard McKee
Harry Sheppard
H.F. Magill
Oak Park Cethetery
Hoover Proposes Sales Tax to Balance Budget
President Hoover calls for a broad sales tax on goods with few exemptions to fund a balanced budget. He urges drastic federal expenditure cuts, lower government salaries, and consolidation of agencies while limiting aid to states for road projects. He warns against government overreach and insists the state must regulate rather than participate.
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Beal
Yen
Hunger marchers parade through capital streets
A 1500 strong march of hunger demonstrators moved through Washington led by labor banners and chanting unemployment insurance demands. Police and firemen guarded the route, keeping marchers two blocks from the Capitol and five from the White House. Delegations met Vice President Curtis and Speaker Garner to present a list of demands including a federal $50 payment per unemployed worker before marching back to their camp.
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Washington
New York Avenue
Scortingspolice
Capitol
White House
Curtis
Garner
PA Newc Observes Tax Meetings And Debts
A driver says horses are worth several thousand dollars and five gafted prizes. Tax meetings set for Thursday will attract attention as city and county budget makers prepare for next year tax rates. Congress may hesitate on foreign debts to avoid harming trust in Senta nus. Europe holds a wrong idea about the war.
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Congress
Five Chicago Bandits Rob Guard of Mail
Four bandits approached from the rear and restrained guard Stestny. Two men took Voelsch’s mail sacks with revolvers, then a fifth drove away in a parked car. The attackers vanished after dumping the sacks in the machine, while the guard’s arms were immobilized.
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Stastny
Clarx Street
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