Erie May Be Stop On Big Air Route Amid Pressure
Washington pressured to approve an Erie stop on a proposed Buffalo to Washington airmail route. Rep James M. Mead says post office may open the line if demand is strong enough to cover a $40,000 to $50,000 shortfall next January.
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Wreshington
Bultuio Namad
Erie
Post Office
Concerwanan
James M. Mead
New York
Eluleman
Post Office Committee
Coieress
Brie
Center Airlines
Brie Io
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Washington
Congressman Mead
Lefcienny
Bill Nest
Protest Plan for Flashers at Oil City Crossings
April 8 plan to oppose Pennsylvania Railroad flashing signals at Oil City street crossings. Local residents sign petitions against replacing gates with lit flashers controlled by track circuits, arguing reduced safety. Railroad proposes removing six crossing watchmen, leaving only the North Seneca Street crossing protected.
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OS City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil City
Public Service Commission
Line 1 Commission
Sycamore Center
Cutcomily Streets
North Seneca Street
Auctions Boost Farmers and Consumers in March 1935
Secretary of Agriculture J. Himself French reports egg auctions in March 1935 raised cash flow and improved Pennsylvania egg quality. Three thousand cases were sold, with auctions expanding in volume and participation across the state.
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French
Pennsylvania
B. J. Lawrens
Bureau of Maxicets
Atctiona
New Pastor Dimitri Muska Leads Columbus Greek Catholic Church
Rev. Dimitri Muska announced Holy Week services at the Columbus Greek Catholic Russian church. Events include Thursday 6 o'clock service, Friday 9 and 2, midnight Saturday, and 10 o'clock high mass on Easter Sunday, with regular masses at 8:30 and 10:20, Sunday school at 4. Muska previously led churches at Jerome and Boswell near Johnstown.
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Columbus
Todey
Floraosa
Buster
Musko
Jerome
Boswell
Johnstown
Start Inspection of Mental Hospitals in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 8 Annua inspection of all mental hospitals in Pennsylvania began this week announced Secretary of Welfare John D Pennington. The review covers state owned aided and licensed private facilities under Welfare jurisdiction. Dr Kenneth M Gorin clinical director of Wernersville State Hospital leads this year s inspection of sixty two hospitals statewide. The process, conducted yearly, covers patient care and treatment, facility condition, fire hazards, maintenance and administration.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John D. Pennington
Department of Welfare
Kenneth M Gorin
Wernersville State Hospital
Pennington
Plane wreckage found to explain death of six men
The crash near Kensington Pa killed Guy R Dare an engineer from Sao Paulo Brazil and others including Charles H Smith Frank Hardenman and John J O Neill officials of a Jersey City local Iron Workers chapter en route to a union meeting in St Louis Also G W Heffernan a Newport salesman and two others were listed as victims Officials said wreckage may reveal the cause of the fatal crash In Pasadena California the California Institute of Technology advertised for horned toads for color change research promising no harm to the animals
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Rage
Guy
Charles H. Smith
Kensington
Frank Hardeman
John J. O'Neil
Jersey City
International Brotherhood of Iron Workers
St. Louis
Guy R. Dare
Sao Paulo
Brazil
G. W. Heffernan
Newport
Piles Quick Relief Through Hemroid Treatment
An advertisement promises relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles by addressing the underlying circulation in hemorrhoidal veins. It touts Hemroid by Dr J S Leonhardt, claiming it stimulates circulation eases pressure and heals the affected area with a proven tablet form trusted by druggists to relieve pile agony or money back.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Tornado Toll Rises Across States With 422 Bodies Recovered
United Press reports a prolonged tornado disaster across six states with 422 confirmed deaths and 199+ critical injuries. Gainesville and Tupelo remain hardest hit as relief efforts coordinate mass funerals, water supply, and emergency medical care under National Guard and CCC supervision. Debris piles rise, unsolved casualties loom, and authorities seek rapid funding for reconstruction and aid to 2,001 homeless and 1,200 injured.
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Tupelo
Miss
Red Cross
National Guard Autchor
Retter
Guineaville
Fife
Fist Creek
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
South
Caroline
Atlanta
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CCC
Cooper Manufacturing Company
Deaty Hore
Berl Gross
J. Ernest Palmelit
Central Relief
Notice of Municipal Building Use and Permit Requirements
Notice from City office stating that applications must be presented and permits obtained for use of the municipal building room. It specifies procedures for assembly, with authority and fees noted, and directs compliance by event organizers and sponsors.
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