Winter rain and spring events mix in April notes
A patchwork of items from a small town newspaper mentions an upcoming school board meeting and an annual dinner at Grange Hills, a car crash near Fasrell with injuries, and local notes on weather, fairs, and WPA projects. It includes sales records for General Motors, cherry blossoms in Washington, and local tax and civic updates.
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Corry
Grange Hills
Horn Block
Pennsylvania Moves to Ban Slot Machines in Clubs
Governor George H. Earle ordered the liquor control board and police to bar all slot machines from public places in Pennsylvania including legitimate clubs, one man clubs, and even grocers. Police raids began with four private clubs in Harrisburg, with more expected in Erie and the northwest. Clubs face immediate losses of hundreds of thousands of dollars yearly as they must remove machines.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Legitimiate
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Hest
I'S Castle
Harrisburg
Death Claims George R. Clark Former Corry Resident
George R. Clark, a former Corry resident, died this morning in Erie at age 49 after a yearlong throat illness. He lived in Corry for about 30 years, came from New York City, and worked 17 years at Ajax Iron Works. His body was taken to Bracken-Keating Funeral Home for services Saturday at 2 PM, with interment in Fine Stove Cemetery. friends may call this evening.
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George R. Clark
Corry
Erie
Mr. Clark
New York City
Ajax Iron Works
Bracken-Keating
Seleck
Fine Stove
Lively Debate Looms on State Labor Bills in Senate Hearing
A heated clash over state labor relations bills unfolds as Washington-style strike rights divide administration and allied legislators from Allegheny and Westmoreland. McGinnis backs an anti administration plan while Rodgers aligns with business interests. Both propose collective bargaining though Rodgers seeks to curb strikes and lockouts, and mediation may be voluntary under the other. A Senate hearing before the Labor and Industry Committee led by Sen. John E. Dent is anticipated with no date set.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Statf
Harnisburg
State Senate
Bernard B. McGinnis
Allegheny
William B. Rodgers
Allegheny County
Sand and Gravel Tredger
Donald R. Fichverg
NRA
Rodgers
Earle
Senate
Chamber
Springboro Man Heads Crawford Assn in Meadeville
Fredeottie Clark of Springboro was elected president of the Crawford County Principals' Club at the last meeting of the school year held at Somuaulville High School. Arthur C. Huntley of Conneaut Late retired as president with Chester B. Lingo of Saegertown named vice president, Arthur L. Altmin of Harmonsburg treasurer, and Paul M. Gilson of Atlantic secretary.
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Meadville
Sugar Workers in Hawaii Receive Large Bonus
About forty five thousand Hawaiian sugar industry employees received bonuses totaling 17 percent of one month’s earnings. Bonuses are regular in the industry, but this one is among the largest ever granted.
Annual Church Meeting Held by Presbyterian Group
Over one hundred church members attended the annual congregational dinner at 6:30 p.m. with officers from the Opportunity Club and Ladies Aid present. The business meeting elected elders and trustees, approved salary increases for all church employees including Pastor Rev. Gb Boyd, and received annual reports from rotary, treasurer, and church organizations.
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Presbyterian Church
Opportunity Club
Ladies Aid
Ani Two Teu Tees
Boe
Whittlesey
Re-Electeal
Walter Arnold
Damps Lewle Wail
Bruce Smyth
Gb. Boyd
Rotary
Pioneer Titusville woman Harriet Ames Houghton dies
Mrs Harriet Ames Houghton aged 83, a pioneer Titusville woman, died at the Newton Massachusetts home of her daughter Mrs J Conel on Wednesday, according to word received in Titusville last night.
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Harriet Ames Houghton
Titusville
J. Conel
Newton
Mass
100 Men to Work on Kane Road Project Near Ridgway
About 100 workers will be employed on the road project from the General Kane highway toward Highland Corners, seven miles south of here. The Putnam company, awarded the job, expects to start Monday with steady summer work. pavement will be 18 feet wide, eight inches native stone, surfaced with limestone chips, extending about 28 cities of use paved.
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Harrisburg
U. K
WPA
Kane
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