Erie Plans 3.46 Million Jobless Relief Program
Erie moves forward with a large relief program to aid unemployment, detailing a suite of submitted projects to Harrisburg and broad school news from Columbus. The report notes a sixth grader’s nervous breakdown while highlighting community figures, anniversaries, and school attendance for March along with several student names, teachers, and events observed Friday afternoon.
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Columbus
Dale Upperman
Ines
Cora Dodd
Betty
Blanché Bunnell
Dick Bonney
Billie Cole
Glenn Lines
Max Powers
Norman Scholton
Aree Woodin
Ray Wickwire
Catherine Bartoo
Maxine Caster
Clarice Coons
Betty Dodd
Margaret Firster
Agnes Kuzma
Shirley Scholton
Benita Thompson
Alice Brant
Irene Upperman
Miss Zella Caroll
Martha Barto
Mary Coons
Edith Jukes
Florence Kuzma
Mary Lou Triscuit
Virginia Wickwire
George Aikens
Harold Caster
Richard Cole
Charles Hall
Martyn Jukes
Durwood Moore
Richard Powers
Richard Rowland
Gerald Thompson
Gerald Brant
Mier Amy Ohrn
Jack Bonney
Albert Firster
Harley Hall
Temes Hammond
Jack Horn
Mike Hritzay
Dawson Hulett
William Jankowski
John Kuzma
Harold Lines
Bernard Ross
George Smith
George “Tuffin
Lyle Thompson
Martha Bawes
Marjorie Casier
Louise Chrisensen
Anna Mae Hamilton
Rosaond Kudliik
Irene Lewis
Olga Mats 20
Jane Matlice
Grace Mattice
Marie Schramiling
Marguerite Spicer
Autumn Woodin
Tih
Sligrades
Misa Provence Lamon
Helenster
Doris Coons
Helen Horn
Katherine Kirin
Alice Kuzma
Marta Kuzma
Dorothy Miler
Mary Neldomus
Maxi
Gumpsi
Mt.1
Carl Ginoolt
Corry
Bodies may be found on a baby farm in Maryland case
In Laincaister April 8 report from United Press police expect to uncover more bodies after bones found in ashes near Dr. Harry C Zimmerly home. District Attorney Mueller says Gladys Lawson is dead and buried. Zimmerly faces illegal operations and narcotics charges. three witnesses held. Local editor Ralph Snyder bursts store edition for his newborn daughter Mario Louise.
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United Press
Gladys Lawson
Calvert
Harry C. Zimmerly
James Goodell
Districte
Paul A. Mueller
Mueller
Dr. Zimmerly
Lawson
Elsie Miller
Rising Sun
Richard Parkes
Zimmerly
Blanche Stone
Lilien Miller
Stone
Mrs. Lawson
Zimmferly
Parker
Parier
Port Clinton
Ralph Snyder
Mario Louise
Two men die in electric chair at Rockview Penitentiary
In Rockview Pa two Philadelphia murderers were executed in the electric chair for slaying Patrolman William G Wilson during a theater hold up. William Tal erico and Walter Mika entered the chamber solemnly and received the first shocks at 12 80 am and 12 41 am respectively. both declined to issue last statements and spent their final day with a standard supper while awaiting death.
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United Press
Baluefonte
Rockview
Electrvc
Philadelphia
William
Little Willie Paterio
Walter Mika
Pennsylvania
Eletric
William G. Wilson
Kent the Owe Jn
Talerico
Tne
Father McCreech
Rockview Penitentiary
Dhair
sat_coyea
Vumaided
J. G. Welzel
Wie
Tim
Fr. McCreech
Mika
Cata
Alles Shlekly
Regula
Four Injured When Franklin Car Truck Crash Occurs
Franklin, April 8 Four Franklin residents were hurt, three seriously, when a pleasure car and truck driven by Delbert Weltenberger Rocky Grove crashed late Saturday night on Liberty Street at Sixth. George W Hovis 27 World War veteran with facial cuffs and body bruises and Mrs Hovis 36 suffered compound injuries among others treated at Franklin hospital.
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Franklin
Delbert Weltenberger
Rocky Grove
Liberty Street
Franklin Hospital
George W. Hovis
World War veteran Albert Bower hurt in crash
Albert Bower, 88, a World War II veteran, sustained a fractured right arm, head lacerations, possible brain concussion, and bruises. Mrs Boni suffered a lacerated chin and a fractured right arm. The accident involved the Bowers and Havises riding in a vehicle that struck a telegraph pole after colliding with a car driven by Hav. Felueberger was unharmed. In San Benito, a 14 inch mushroom was displayed at a local grocery, grown by D Williams on his farm.
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Albert Bower
San Benito
Tex
D. §. Williams
Erie Plans $6.2 Million of Relief Projects Under Federal Grant
City officials list 26 Erie projects sent to Harrisburg for state planning review as Congress approves a Roosevelt unemployment aid grant of 4.88 billion dollars. Major items include storm sewers, cross grade separations, repairs to city hall, a possible new city hall, a fire station, a Mill Creek bridge, and a public pool at Glenwood park with total costs running into the millions.
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BRIE
Congress
Roosevelt
Harrisburg
James P. Rossiter
Pennsylvania
Erie
Congo
Lrierity
Ferlral
Frosaiter
Clarence K. Pulling
City Hall
Mill Creek
Garrison Run
12Th St
38Th St
Cascade
Auburn St
Ellsworth Ave
Twelfth St
Pittsburgh Ave
Buffalo Rd
Nineteenth St
East Ave
Buffald
St Mill Creek
Glenwood
Glenwood Park
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brandes St
Cranberry St
Tracy Pl
Tenth
Poplar
Washington Ave
Franklin Ave
Lake Rd
O Buffalo Rd
South Side
Menerio
Mill Creek Tobe
Brevast
Polis
Valuation Over Probe Murder Figures in County Tax Levy
The article discusses the 127 million valuation for Erie County properties for tax purposes, noting a drop from earlier estimates and detailing projected tax collections. It also reports on the April 8 state police reopening of Richard Sargent’s death case, suggesting possible foul play, and exoneration of Frank Mangold who ran over Sargent.
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Erie County
Corry
Wis
Sauray
Richard Sargent
Vth
Wyoming Aventh
Diatelel Attormey Willam Tillg
Sargent
Frank Mangold
Powell Avenue
Lapent
Lynn
Man killed by E.R. engine at Greenville
John Durkin aged 58 died when an Erie Railroad freight engine struck him last night as he waited in the downtown district of Greenville Pennsylvania. His widow and two children survive.
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United Pres
Greenville
John Durkin
Erie Railroad
Bn the Aizacks
Keep Our Faith Mr President We Must Pay Veterans
Elsie Robinson writes a fervent appeal urging President Roosevelt not to veto a veterans' payment bill. She honors men who endured war injuries and starvation and condemns delaying or denying promised compensation. She argues patriotism and national honor require timely payment to those who sacrificed youth and health.
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Pittsburgh Sun- Telegraph
Elsie Robinson
Washington
America
House
Senate
Roosevelt
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