Pennsylvania Tourist Spending Boost Predicted for Year
A Pennsylvania Motor Federation survey estimates tourism spending in the state will reach at least 75 million dollars by midyear, despite high temperatures. The report notes Easter market activity and rising newspaper advertising as drivers of business, with forecasts of a warmer spring across the Northeast.
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Vania
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
P.M
Midor
Dum and Brastreet, Inc
Field workers inspect county homes amid welfare visits
Teld representatives of the state report welfare supervision visits to hospitals almshouses and homes. They note cooperation with department policies but reveal distressing conditions at a township poorhouse where an aged inmate and feeble minded caretakers endured severe neglect. The report calls for removal of the inmate to a hospital and overhaul of the almshouse staff and facilities.
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Ratrisourg
Pilin
Yyho
Vrousse
Department of Wel- Tre
Ih Uv Hospital
Two Held for Shoplifting in Montgomery Ward Store
Cuban April Eugene Claus, 29, Weston Mills, and Stephen iet Cher, 42, New Brighton, were arrested on petit larceny charges after being seen stealing from the men’s socks counters at Montgomery Ward on Union Street. Assistant manager George J. Gender told police and they were booked for arraignment before City Judge Keating Saturday.
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Eugene Claus
Weston Mills
Stephen Ietcher
New Brighton
Montgomery Ward
Union Street
George J. Gender
Tse
Resolutions on the death of Miss Van Tassel
Community officials honor Mattie J. Van Tassel for forty one years of service to Corry schools and youth. The resolutions praise her dedication to teaching and the city school system, record condolences, and request copies be sent to her sister and local outlets.
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Miss van Tassel
Miuctie Nantes Cespheres
Mattie J. van Tassel
Corry
Phar
Cun Kttest
Pennsylvania School Journal, Comtunities
Hatolsi Gi Wolte Latta M. Bofisteet Bugenia 8, Glart ‘Elizabeth BE. Ranney
Seek Arbitration in Erie Milk Price War
In Erie County farmers with a 400-strong producer cooperative urge Gov. Pinchot to send an arbitrator to end the bitter milk price war. Atttor ney Thomas W. Spoford says dairy farmers face bankruptcy and the possible extinction of small independent dealers as prices collapse. Farmers report net earnings near cent per quart after charges, with costs of milk production high and feeds rising, while distributors profit heavily.
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Rie
Bute Councy
Gov. Pinchot
Hisory
Attorley
Thomas W. Spoford
Erle County
Ick
Nil
Jamestown Sees Delayed Brew Amid April Snowfall
Jamestown faced a wet day as a 5.2 percent beer law began. Two truckloads scheduled for Jamestown Brewing Co. were delayed due to high demand near Rochester and Utica. Brewers warned deliveries may not resume until early next week, with Monday or Tuesday as tentative dates. In Warren, 3.2 percent beer circulated in shops and eateries despite unclear licensing, under an ordinance limiting sales to 6 am to 10 pm. State licensing changes expected soon may expand sales and timelines.
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Jamestown
Warren
Jamestown Brewing Commpany
Rochester
Utica
Usaba
Citizenship Department meeting discussed city government plans
A Woman's Club on Mott Street hosted a Citizenship Department session led by Mrs. Ella King. Speakers covered the city manager plan, fee system, taxation, and Poor Bill amendments, with quotes on reform and public services. A separate report noted a fatal crossing accident in West Newton, killing William Lash and injuring a nearby woman, with details of the wreck.
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Mott Street
Citizenship Department
F. 5
Austn
Ella King
J. A. Cassidy
Erle County
J. R.lestnheim
Cassidy
Emily Louise Plomley
Department of American Citizenship
West Newton
William Lash
Geo. , Finley
Beth Lees
Spring Creek School Work to Be Exhibited
An exhibition of art work and school projects by Spring Creek pupils will be held at the school house on April 11 at 2 30 p.m. The PTA will hold its final meeting of the year at 8 p.m. speaker Mrs Mable Dallas of Sugar Grove. All parents and friends are urged to attend.
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Spring Creek
Parent
Mable Dallas
Sugar Grove
R. D. McKelvey
L. D. Uainge
Union City
Saturuy
Leon Cable
Mary Ella
Warren
Elmer Edgett
W. W. Klingstedt
G. Cettrell
Canton
Ohio
Lon Bates
Daisy Brand
Carl Donaldson
Eric Wildnessy
Misa Irle Buettner
Hamot Hospital
Miss Buettner
York
Youngsville
Abbott Dairies
Cleve Damon
Corry Hospital
Howard Crawford
Geneva Meason
Walter Measor
Clymer
Edna Crawford
Arch Wynn
Marriage Announced in Pittsburgh Pa
Announcement of the marriage in Pittsburgh on April day and hour. Miss Mildred Harwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Harwood RD Coffey and Lee Speer son of Mr and Mrs L Jones of Sewickley Pa. Rev Willard M Douglas officiated. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Harold R Wynn. Dinner followed at the groom's parents home in Sewickley. They will reside at 15 Thorn Street Sewickley Pa.
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WW. H. Crawford
Hincorn
Everett Miller
Walter Degesns
Corry
Ponna Clarke
Hy Clarke
D. Haffey
Corr
Priday
George Buettner
Slaughter
Shirley
Otto Buettner
Erie
P. Waite
Sat
Donaldson
John McKay
G. B. Eekind
Warren
Gladys Harris
Clarendon
Agnes Wood
Leon Cable
Jos Hassett
Guy Mattison
Shell Martin
Erma Allen
Tidi
The
Bridge Alb
R. D. McKelvey
Glen Donaldson
Miller Burch
Insteas
W. H. Garnett
Guys’ Mills
F. E. McFadden
Pittsburgh
Mildred Harwood
Frank Harwood
J. CoFry
Lee Speer Ones
L. Jones
Sewickley
Willard M. Douglas
Squirrel Hill Methodist Church
Harold R. Wynn
Montclair Street
Thorn Street
Sewickey
Death of Mrs Helen Lettofsky in Cleveland
Word arrived today of the death of Mrs Helen Lettofsky 30 wife of Phillip Lettofsky of Cleveland She died last night at St Luke's Hospital in Cleveland Survived by her husband and a three year old daughter She was well known through visits to the Ziulzneck home.
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Helen Lettofsky
Phillip Lettofsky
Cleve
Lettofsky
Sl. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Som
Jerry
Corry
Ziulzneck
Speech Fragment: Rey Jay WW AMS TS
Fragmentary lines show garbled text with scattered words like Rey Jay and Sermor ay. No coherent reportable event or identifiable entities beyond initials and partial phrases.
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Jay
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D. Bleakley
Franklin
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New York Stork Exchange
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Pennsylvania
Department of Woman's Club
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