Plan Huge Expansion At Pa. Institutions
Proposed $41 million plan seeks 332 construction projects at 31 Pennsylvania pensl and corrective institutions to relieve crowding. Funds from federal works relief would finance dormitories, schools, kitchens, and hospital facilities across state hospitals, penal facilities, and reform schools.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Planning Board
Federal Public Works Administration
Department of Welfare
Congress
Scheehle
Morristown State Hospital
Torrence State Hospital
New Eastern Penitentiary
Graterford
Cumberland Valley Institution
Pennhurst State School
Wergersville State Hospital
Allentown State Hospital
Danville State Hospital
Warview State Hospital
Harrisburg State Hospital
Warren State Hospital
Polk State School
Laurelton State Village
Selinsgrove State Colony
Eastern State Penitentiary
Western State Penitentiary
Rockview
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Huntingdon
Muncy
Morgans
Byberry
Philadelphia
Aid Psychiatric
Pittsburgh
Grange Meets as Students Win Music Honors
Columbus April 9 1935 grange meets in regular session Wednesday evening with programs on tree planting soil fertility and forestry songs and talks. Local visits registrar of vital statistics appointed to succeed E J Monro starting April 10. Various community notices follow including illness and school activities.
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Columbus
Columbus Grange
Richard Teisker
Arthur Hill
Zella Carroll
Parker
Centerville
T. C. Durfee
Townville
Bertha Stockton
Earl Wickwire
E. JL. Monro
Fred Hass
Pittsburgh
George Bensink
Evie
Corry
Clifford Schrues
Henry Schrues
Clymer
Douglas Rozelle
John Peterson
Jamestown
Edwin Israelson
Clarence Hayes
Union City
Charles Swanson
Emmett Curtis
Ralph
Amy Belle Belnap
Meadville
Belnap
Englewood
N. J
J. Ross Belnap
John
Curtis
L. M. Christie
Silver Springs
Ralph Curtis
Verne Smith
Erie
Clair Capwell
Corry Hospital
Te Community Church
T. A. Anderson
Youngsville
Florence Howles
Russell Moore
Anna Matsko
Herbert White
Daugsters
Betty and
Skirtey
Sciota
Experienced housekeeper seeks work
Seasoned housekeeper offers reliable cleaning and domestic help. Contact 173 Irish Lane for scheduling and references.
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Ierin
Seek Extensive Improvements at Guard Camp
The Pennsylvania State Department of Military Affairs seeks federal approval for 49 projects costing about 9.7 million dollars from Pennsylvania's share of the federal relief bill. The largest item, 4.75 million, would upgrade Indiantown Gap training camp for full National Guard use with 184 mess halls, 99 bathhouses, 19 storehouses, 19 administration buildings, two recreation halls, two pools, six railroad sidings, an ordnance depot, six camp warehouses, a camp hospital and sewage system. All projects are in eastern Pennsylvania.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Department of Military Affairs
Pennsylvania
Department
State Planing Board
W. H. Grayell
Public Works Administration
National Guard
Indiantown Gap
Frederick B. Kerr
Pennsylvania National Guard
Erie prepares launch for WEEU radio station in 12th and State
Leo Omelian, owner of WEEU, announces new Erie station will be on air before end of April with studios in Commerce building auditorium at 12th and State. Opening planned around April 20 with a staged program and testing, operating 1 to 6 pm during start phase.
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Erie
WEEU
Leo Omelian
Commerce Building
12Th
State Streets
Omelian
Breasl
Twiley
Tre
Baillie Named Head of United Press Association
New York April announcement that Hugh Baillie is elected president of United Press. If Baillie succeeds Karl A. Bickel, Bickel will remain a director and serve on the executive committee. Baillie has been executive vice president for four years and assumes the role immediately.
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United Press New York
Hugh Baillie
Uaited Press
Baillie
Karl A. Bickel
Bickel
United Press
New Yorks
Roosevelt speeds to Capitol after Robbins funeral
President Roosevelt rode his train back to Washington after attending the funeral of his cousin Warren Delano Robbins in New York. He returned to a crowded schedule and a push to advance key measures through Congress amid government duties and ongoing administration projects.
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Roosevelt
Capitol
United Press
F. D. Roosevelt
Washington
Warren Delano Robbins
New York
United
Canada
Congress
Hunt for body of woman in Lancaster drives search
Authorities widened a search to the home of Dr. Harry C. Zimmerly for the body of Mrs. Gladys Lawson who is believed to have died from an illegal operation. A pathologist ruled drive way bone fragments belonged to a rabbit and lamb.
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Lancaster
Harry C. Zimmerly
Gladys Lawson
Louisa B. Keasboy
Aie un Buffalo Dangerouy Tue APH bu Mila
A garbled text fragment mentions Buffalo and danger with scattered names and terms, lacking clear event or actions to anchor a coherent news item. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are readable enough to summarize accurately.
Opportunity Club April meeting hosted at Jourdet home
Twenty two members attended the Opportunity Club gathering at Mr and Mrs Clifford Jourdet’s Weal Wayne street residence. Mrs J B Patterson led the business meeting followed by games conducted by Mrs Harry Spicer. Lunch was served by the hostess with holiday decorations. The May meeting will be at Mrs Nellie Merker’s Best Pleasant street.
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Opportunity Club
Clifford R. Jourdet
Weal Wayne Street
Arsent
J.B. Patterson
Harry Spicer
B. J. Boyle
Helen Johnson
Salepia Alvert
Nellie Merker
Best Pleasant Street
Dr Carmon Ross Emerges as Erie School Lead Candidate
Erin April reports Dr Carmon Ross president of Edinboro State Teachers College has emerged as the leading candidate to become Erie school system superintendent after John Diehl retires. Other names like C W McNary and George C Moore faded amid opposition, with a decision expected soon. The Times notes Edinboro faces pressure as districts debate superintendent choices and salaries remain similar to Diehl’s. A second item mentions an unusual egg shaped pumpkin bloom in Missouri.
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Erin
Carmon Ross
Edinboro State Teachers College
Erie
John C. Diehl
Times
Dri Ross
Diehl
James Rute
Dieli
de. Ross
C. W. McNary
Academy High School
George C. Moore
Ross
Edinboro State Teachers’ College
C. C. Crawford
Erie Schools System
Edinboro College
Edinboro
FOR SALE AND AUCTION NOTICE OUT OF BEAR LAKE AREA
Public sale announcements list dairy cows horses and sheep at Park Wood Farm Townville and nearby farms with details of livestock hay equipment and household goods. Auctioneers CLAYTON FULLER ARTHUR SCOUTEN JOHN HAMMOND and others advertise dates and cash terms.
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Park Wood Farm
Townville
Guernsey
Arthur Scouten
Bart Branca
Spartansburg Road
Clayton Fuller
Spartansburg
Arthur Scoutes
Bear Lake
Bear Lakes Lottsville
Cortland
Philco
Girlock
P. T
First Avenue
Little Progress in Mine Strike Parley in Luzerne County
Governor Earle and Attorney General Margiotti failed to end the United Anthracite Miners strike at Glen Alden collieries in Luzerne county. Parleys that began yesterday resumed today with limited forward movement among the parties.
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United Press Harrisburg
George H. Earle
United Anthracite
Pennsyvania
Glen Alden Coal Company
Luzerne County
J. Margiotti
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Frank Litz
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Martin Fuibay
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K. M. Martin
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Mildred M. Tauber
Rice County
Penn’a
Edith A. Frank
Executrix
Henibaudrate
Concord
Erie County
State of Pennsylvania
Willk
Pennnsylvania
Anne Youngbauer
East 24Th Street
Walter L. Peake
NEW Deal Optical
Kryptok
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Optometrist
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