Abolish the Department of Commerce debated
The piece cites editors and Chamber of Commerce groups arguing for scrapping the Department of Commerce as a cost cutting move. It notes a $500,000,000 annual price tag and a 28,000-personnel. Critics warn that wage cuts may target low earners while protection for favored agencies remains, urging congressional sacrifice and public remedy ahead of elections.
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Washington
Chambers of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Erk
South Bend
Indiana
Chamber of Commerce
United States Department of Commerce
Hirk
Congress
South Bend Commerce Chamber
Tung oil could spark new Gulf Coast industry
At the American Chemical Society meeting in New Orleans, Dr Henry A Gardner announced tung tree experiments define a southern growing zone from Georgia's southern border to central Florida and Gulf coast regions of Florida Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana The work suggests cut over lands in the region could find a use as tung oil demand grows for varnish and related products and reduces dependence on eastern oil supplies.
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American Chemical Society
New Orleans
Henry A. Gardner
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Olina
Fragmented quiz prompts on officials and capitals
The text asks scattered questions about local and state roles including first superintendent of schools, state capital, the date of the battle of Oriskany, secretary of a highway department, and Erie sheriff. It appears as a stray OCR fragment with incomplete items and odd characters.
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Montana
Oriskany
Shale Highway Department
Erie
Twenty Years Ago Journal Entries April 1 1912
A look back at 1912 local notices with transfers promotions and moves. Peter Nevils leaves telegraph for Buffalo division dispatcher duties. Id Metz opens Heather shop in Messenger block. Local players discussed for Central League. Miss Helen Dungan visits Easter vacation. Mrs. Emmia Hollister injured in a fall. Joe Burkhardt heads to Virginia for Climax locomotive work. Duck hunting trips to Spring Creek. Reed McCray and others return from Edwardsville radiator work. Ross Mead joins Ream grocery. Mrs. M S Meserve returns from Florida. Milon Brown visits from State College. Local men travel to Youngstown and Ashtabula for truck work. Frank Button returns from Texas.
More Pymatuning Project Work Reported
Drie county workers including seven from the city were listed in a U S Labor Agency release as assigned to the Pymatuning dam site. Three men came from Corry, two from Ginton City, one from Edinboro, and others from Albion. They will work at the site for the next six or so weeks.
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Drie
Drie County
Pymatuning
U. S
Corry
Ginton City
Edinboro
Sve Fom Albion
Jetta Gondal Wins Suit and Returns to Film Work
Hollywood actress Jetta Gondal, after years of legal battles with Cecil B. DeMille’s studio over temperamental claims and unfinished contracts, won roughly $34,531 and announced her return to acting. She accepted a Rogers film role as her first post suit work, signaling renewed determination and continued career.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Jetta Goudal
Sid Levy
Miss Goodal
Cecil B- Beville Picture Corporation
Shayl
Jetta
California Supreme Court
Favor Id
Gue
Miss Gondal
Jetta Gondal
Sway
Will Rogers
Gondal
Arrest Solves Many Thefts Johnsonburg Youth Held
Ridgway April 1 A Johnsonburg youth Alex Napleton aged 20 was taken into custody after an unrest that led to recovery of a large number of stolen automobile accessories. Napleton, already serving a 60 day sentence for disorderly conduct, will face a larceny charge in county court. The latest robbery involved removal of two rear wheels from a Ford roadster owned by Clyde Millar of Portland Mills and parked on a Johnsonburg thoroughfare.
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Johnsonburg
Alex Napleton
Johnnonburg
Nepleton
Ei County
Atso
Ete County
Mal
Ugent
Clyde Millar
Portland Milla
Kessler
Ridgway
I Johnconbury
HITCH-HIKER ROBBED OF $200 NEAR BUFFALO
Eighty six year old Clyde E. Dewitt was robbed of 200 dollars by three men in a olive sedan while hitch hiking from Hast Rochester to Silver Creek. He was tossed from the moving car near Batavia and later treated at a hospital for shock two fractured left ribs and a possible left hand fracture. Dewitt said he had worked all winter for Locust Brothers in Hast Rochester.
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Buffalo
Clyde E. Dewitt
Rochester
Silver Creek
Dewitt
Batavia
Locust Brothers
Missing Salamanca Girls Return Home By Fathers
Salamanca April 1 two Salamanca schoolgirls missing since Sunday were brought home yesterday by the fathers of two of them Lewis Adsil of Allegheny street and Stanley Graham of Last street from Clearfield Pa Salamanca police were notified last night by Clearfield police that they had the girls in custody there They had hitchhiked on Clean Sunday then back to Seneca Junction and the test report of them until Clearfield police fed them was that they had started toward Bradford and had spoken of going to Clearfield Where one of them was acquainted.
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Salamanca
Lewis Adsil
Allegheny Street
Stanley Graham
Last Street
Clearfield
Seneca Junction
Tse
Bradford
Er ie Assn seeks public salary cuts in Erie
The Property Owners' Association of Erie moves to demand across city, school district, and county salary reductions within four days. A 25 member delegation will present a plan: cut city salaries and divert funds to charity, reduce school tax by two mills with balanced budgets, and cut court house wages not fixed by state law.
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Erie
Tasmill
Coirt House
Council
H. T. Bailey
Funeral Services for Charles M Rieker
Funeral services for Charles M Rieker a well known Corry resident who died at Corry hospital after an illness with pneumonia were held at Alder and Company's Funeral parlors at 10 a m Rev G B Morgan of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church officiated The service was largely unattended Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery pallbearers included John Boland Paul Weber Clifton Weber and Paul Rieker Among those from out of town attending were John Ricker Belle Vernon Harry Ricker Pittsburgh Attorney Paul Ricker and Mrs Lillian Riker Detroit Mr and Mrs T C Fox and children Carlisle and Jean of Olean
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Charles M. Rieker
Corry
Corry Hospital
Svere
Alder and Company
GB. Morgan
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Pine Grove
John Boland
Paul Weber
Clifton Weber
Paul Rieker
Three County Fires Under Investigation
AIE April 1. District Attorney Mortimer B. Graham and State Fire Marshal George Gibbons probe three recent blazes in the city and East Springfield. Investigations cover the Nick Vacco home fire in East Springfield with about 2000 dollars in damage, the Star Clothing Company blaze Monday night, and the Wesleyville confectionery fire causing over 40000 dollars in damage.
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AIE
Dstrict
Mortimer B. Graham
George Gibbons
East Springfield
Nick Vacco
Star Clothing Company
Wesleyville
Georgee Andrews
Wesjeyville
Man With Black Bag Found Dead in Ridgway Shack
The frail body of Alfred Grison, once known as The Man With the Black Bag, was found in a shack in Ridgway. Investigators recovered $85,000 in Liberty Bonds and other investments, plus a $1,000 casket, amid a life of quiet privacy and thrifty purchases from local stores.
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Shack
Ridgway
Apt
Alfred Grison
Carlson
Thes Shack
Sand Light
Noted Surgeon Dr Evan Kane Dies After Pneumonia
Dr Evan ONeill Kane 71 chief at Summit hospital died of pneumonia in Kane Pa after two famous self operations. He self operated for appendicitis 11 years ago and for inguinal hernia last January using a local anesthetic and with aides stabilizing him. He died at 4 am after oxygen tent support and remained active in surgery two days earlier.
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Kane
Evan O'Neill Kang
Summit Hospital
Kang
Summit
Ding
Youth will recover after moth ball ingestion in Yori
In Yori Pennsylvania 19 year old Gilbert Lowe was rushed to hospital after swallowing 20 moth balls following a quarrel with a girl. Doctors expect recovery with prompt medical care after the camphorized meal incident.
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Yori
Gilbert Lowe
Lowe
Four Sentenced for Burglaries in Clarendon Area
Four young men arrested near Clarendon for thefts appeared before Judge D. A. Arid and were sentenced. Albert Campisano received $1 and costs, restitution obligations, and reform school time. Walter Seadon and William A. Donaldson were fined $100, plus costs, and ordered to serve two to four years in the Allegheny County Workhouse, with restitution. Merle Foust faced two guilty indictments, fined $100, costs, restitution, and ordered to two to four years in the workhouse, with cumulative time totaling two to five years.
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Clarendon Warren
Clarendon
Tiona
Sheffield
D. A
Albert Campisano
Himlingdon Reformatory
Walter Seadon
Allegheny County
William A. Donaldson
Costa
Merle Foust
Kim A3
McKean Youth Killed by Auto in Far West
John Bogovski 25, a former McKean youth, was struck by a car and killed late Wednesday in Los Angeles California where he had lived nine months. His parents Mr and Mrs Michael Bogovski of McKean were told of the accident as details remained unrevealed. The youth, walking at the time, died within minutes after being taken to a nearby hospital.
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John Bogovski
McKeat
Los Angeles
Calif
Boyovski
Michael Boyoovski
McKean
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Heather
First Avenue
Charles Craker
Dan DeLury
Helen Dungan
Corry High School
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Meadville Republican
Emmia Hollister
Attom
Joe Burkhardt
Virginia
Climax
Harry Swann
Albert McElroy
William McElroy
Spring Creek
Reed McCray
Leo van Dresser
Crowell
Millen Davidson
Edwardsville
Ross Mead
First Ave
Milon Brown
State College
M. Ream
Alexander
Youngstown
Ashtabula
Frank Button
Texas
Hollywood Film Shop
Erie Assn
Charles Rieker
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Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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