Work Program for Allegheny Forest 37 Reveals Road and Camp Plans
The 1987 Work Program for Allegheny National Forest, announced by Forest Supervisor 4 L Borden, outlines roughly twelve miles of rock surfaced road, eight miles under construction, three steel bridge types, and one gangplank water bridge. It also details maintenance, dust control with calcium chloride, and major projects like the Twin Lakes Forest Camp access road, dam improvements, and planned recreational facilities to serve up to 2,000 people.
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Allegheny National Forest
L. Borden
Twin Lakes Forest Camp
Kane
Bowen
Hennts Content
Pennsylvania
P U C Appointees Depend on Democratic Votes
Harrisburg dispatch reports the fate of Gay and four others named to the Iran public utilities commission hinges on full Democratic attendance. Republican opposition may block the nominees, as Democrats seek to press patronage requests amid a shaken regulatory landscape after the PSC was removed earlier in the week.
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Ross Downing
United Procs Star
Harrisburg
Apel
Willy
Ile Publc Service Commission
Wits
Earle Pent
Fachadd J
Beallah
Farbine Bore
Thomas O Buchihan
Beaver
Denis J
Dplspoll
St. Marys
Senate
Ge O. P
Charles R. Mallety
Bhur
Jeavous
Leroy Chapman
Warren
Toothmuipper
Earle
Jeislers
Los Angeles Times Wins Typographic Cup in Exhibition
The Los Angeles Times won the Francis Wayland Ayer Cup at the seventh annual Newspaper Typography Exhibition, judged as the most outstanding daily newspaper for typographical excellence. Among 1,001 entries, LA Times led among papers with circulations over 30,000, ahead of New York Herald Tribune and Des Moines Tribune.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles ‘Times Today
Francis Wayland Ayer
N. W. Ayer & Bon, Inc
Ue Daily
Nee
Times
Los Angeles Times
New York Herald Tribune
Des Moines ‘Tribune
Miami Herald
Miami
Pla.j
Glendale News-Press
Glendale
Calif
Hartford Courant
Hartford
Conn
Lesshan
Tdvering Tribune
Hornell
Warren pilot's narrow escape near Warren airport
Frank Rensma, a Warren pilot, survived a forced landing when his Stinson cabin plane lost engine power at about 500 feet above Warren’s business district. He steered toward the John W Lindsey farm, landing in a field after a sixty mph turn. The craft suffered bent fuselage tubing and damaged landing gear. Rensma was uninjured.
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Warren
Dome Fortune
Frank Rensina
Loval
Stinson
Rensma
John W. Lindsey
Lindsey Farm
Brothers Held For Attack Man Seriously Hurt
Romay Nowak, 42, hospitalized with serious head injuries after a fight at La Tayelhe Hole Sedani Stata streets. Brothers Brank Adams 52 and Stee Adams 57, booked at city jail, alleged to have attacked Nowak amid broader brawl with two accomplices. Detectives say motive linked to prior incidents. Nowak questioned but refused to testify.
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Brie
Romay
Soleyy" Nowak
Tsherman
Hamot
la Tayelhe Hole
Sedani
Stata
Tivathys Fm
Atton Tants
Vietlon
Hwapital Doctora Ste Cleare
Rhaear
Aril
Drothers
Brank Adams
Stee Adams
oNtigen
Lifavette Hotel
Hove
Howand Whglert
Cas Halstee
County
John Colites
Trony Othar
Raver
Ag Nowak
Hosmital
Niltee Nice
Nowak
Waur Wonka
Pantin
Richard Minn
Ebay
Bradmarters
sni@ nn
Nowale
Woman Hitchhiker Charged in Fall River Incident
A woman hitchhiker thumbed a ride into Fall River Massachusetts and, after asking directions at the station, was taken to a police station where she was charged with vagrancy by state troopers.
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Fall River
Ernest Manhani
Gossiin
Vtale
Zion fire set by youth in town arson case
A youth confessed to arson in a Zion blaze that destroyed the Shiloh tabernacle and WCED radio station. The incident, tied to Voliva preaching apocalyptic themes, damaged buildings including a church property and caused extensive losses estimated in the thousands.
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Zion
United Frese
Thomas Grifith
Brest Taturnace
Wilbur Glenn Vollva
Alven Reese
Lucey Griffith
John Steiner
Ruesch Sai
White Voliva
Voliva
Arrest Women After Attack
Two women from Conneaut Township, Doris Wright and Jessie Penners, were ordered held after a Saturday arraignment for assaulting Julia Hughes, a rural schoolteacher. Wright’s son Kenneth reportedly witnessed the incident. both women faced charges of aggravated assault and strangulation as the court set bond.
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FSW
Doris Wright
Moa
Jessie Penners
Conneaut Township
Erie County
Justice of
Pesaro
Witcox
Girard
Thinsitmy
Ubey
Jwlla Huwh
Kelmeth
Sabine
Relief cases in state show little change
The report notes minor fluctuations in relief caseloads across the state. Data from late November indicate 105.17 percent, with 14,700 pasta and linked categories. Counties showing increases totaled 87, while the Weadle region faced shifts. Victimage emphasizes private employment and Works Program outcomes, with 8,474 cases tied to private work and 2,208 obtaining new private positions.
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Teale
Two New Judges Provided by Union Receipts Reported
In Harrisburg on April 5 a measure toward creation of two new judgeships in Daughin County passed the House and was reported from the committee. The Senate counterpart and related bills address appointment of additional common pleas judges in Philadelphia and York County. The measure cites the fiduciary general committee and reflects a legislative effort this session to expand judicial capacity, with three Philadelphia positions already acted upon.
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Union Rece
Barrisburg
Lesis
Trevton
Daughin
House Fudiciary Genena
Yorks County
Common Pleas
Philadelphia
George H. Hartt
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Eleanor Hunt
Los Angeles
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John the Baptist
Father Divine
Denver
Theresa Ludwig
Shorgun
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Canton
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