Damp cold launches Warren FHA home program
Warren Wisconsin formally launches a Federal Housing Administration home modernization initiative with a large planned event. Other items include remarks by Senators Culley and Clark at a Crawford County Democratic dinner. a settlement over damages to Robert Dole’s car. Goggin’s postmaster nomination withdrawal. anniversary in Corry. weekly weather outlook. stock and liquor board figures. Legion rally plans. gas rate reductions in New York villages. Beltrano and district leaders planning trips. local education updates. and Easter services schedule.
Dionnes Seek Guardianship Fight Over Quintuplets
A Texans by Oliva and Mrs. Dionne protest government guardianship of the quintuplets. They publish in the Catholic Register denouncing the bill as removing parental rights and forcing care by a Jew welfare guardian. They cite church encyclical links and argue natural justice favors parents.
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Toronto
Ont
Oliva
Dionne
Catholic Register
Hera
Alon
Corbeil
David Croll
Ietter
Christ
Forensic contest wins for Russell Moore at Brookville
Columbus April 18 Russell Moore Miss McGeehan and Nial Nat aie Dodd traveled to Brookville Pri jay April 12 for the northwestern district forensic contest. Moore sang Colmon the Night and To the Sunshine and won first in baritone solos enabling continued Forensic League participation. Minor injuries to Gerry Jackman and illness to Donia Mattiee noted. Marion Miller and Edwin Stockton absent due to illness.
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Columbus
Russell Moore
Miss McGeehan
Nial Nataie Dodd
Brookville
Pri
Jay
Colm
Boehm
Schumann
Youngaville
Gerry Jackman
Donia Matti¢e
Marion Miller
Edwin Stockton
Miness
A. W. Thacker
Union Emblem Company
Palmyre
Carla
Mrr
Knapple
A Page
Florence Howles
Helen Broom
Mary McGeehan
Ming
Gordon's Wore
Fises
Dodd
Ron
Earle Praised as Pennsylvania's Hardest Working Governor
Harrisburg reports Governor George H. Earle is lauded as the hardest working and most efficient chief executive in two decades. Lyman, keeper of the governor’s door, recalls his 1810 watchman role and praises the governor's relentless schedule while noting past governors' long hours but occasional leisure. The feature contrasts Earle's tireless office presence with memories of Fisher, Brumbaugh, Pinchot, Sproul, and others, and hints at evolving leadership by a forthcoming era.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Page Lyman
Sant
Lyman
Arte
Gov. Join
Fisher
Martin Brissbaugh
Bill Sproul
Fire destroys Kane farm house occupied by Ishman family
A two story frame dwelling at Wetmore near Kane was destroyed by fire Thursday evening, with damage estimated over 1500 dollars. Edward Ishman of Pennsylvania Gas Co and his family lived there. The Tihimas had retired moments before smoke appeared, and firefighters arrived as the house burned. Furniture and clothing on the second floor were lost despite efforts to save them. Fire Chief Velentorul and the Rescue jumper crew battled the blaze and prevented spread to nearby woods.
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Kane
Wetmore
Edward Ishman
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Tihima
Lome
Roosevelt Highway
John Vélentour
Warren Man Granted Superintendent Job for Ridgway Schools
Warren native Prof A C Nelson was unanimously elected superintendent of Ridgway Borough schools at a Board of Education meeting. Among 35 applicants, he succeeds Dr W M Pierce who led the district for 27 years. Nelson, educated at Illinois University, came to Ridgway in 1921 as an instructor and later served as junior high principal before becoming high school principal three years ago.
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Hidgway
A. C
Welson
Stigway Borough
Board of Education
W. M. Pierce
Ridgway Schools
Nelson
Warren
Uinois University
Ridgway
C. M
Rosenberry
Oil City Faces Housing Puzzle
Oil City will host on April 26 and 27 about 6000 school students for an annual literary contest. Some 85 contests will be staged with suitable venues arranged. A principal problem is housing contestants from distant parts of the state who must stay overnight in Oil City.
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Oil City
Apri
Erie Woman Bequeaths Life Insurance and Gifts
Miss Louise Tout of Erie left an estate valued around $190 000 after a world trip. She bequeathed 500 to Guy Harned 1000 to Alice Dunford and 1000 to Bettina and Bills Thomas, nieces and employees honored. John A Luce listed as nephew. Betsy Billa Thomas noted as a relative. Residents stated as San Diego California.
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Erie
Louise Tout
West
Sheth Street
Hobe
Japan
Gill
Guy Harned
Alice Dunford
Bettina
Bills Thomas
Batty Billa Thomas
Tobacco tax clash sparks league of dealers in Harrisburg
Tobacco dealers statewide oppose a 10 percent tax proposed by Senator Gav George Earle as a head tax rescue plan. They warn the measure could cost Pennsylvania 80 percent of their annual business worth tens of millions and threaten 77,000 retailers with losses. The report notes a resident, Warren, at 46 West Sixth Street, plus a note on estate division among Leech and Luce family members in Pasadena and Erie.
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United
Harrisburg
Tojmeca
Pennsylvania
George Hy Earle
Atete
Warren
West Sixth Street
Tsi' Pelle Lite
Pasadena
Cals
Els Leech Wetmore
Addison L. Luce
Marion
Leech
Erie
Warren County Boys Seek COC Entrance
Warren County residents, including a young son, plan to travel to Ridgway next Tuesday for examination for entry into the Civilian Conservation Corps. The local office announced Warren County’s quota of 70 enrollments from Relief Area No. and noted additional funds for the program. Successful applicants will be sent to training camps for short vacations before reassignment to CC C. camps.
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Warren
Warren County
Trugway
Eav Ljay Conservation Corps
Eimorgeicy Relief Board
Warren’ County
Congress
Ridgway
CC. C
The Cold Finger Curse Chapter XXX Intrigue in New York subway drop
Mr Hovarty avoids a frame up as a planned kickback scheme unfolds through a subway pay booth sting. He meets a lynx-eyed broker, hurries to a bank, and is guided to a 43rd floor office where a masked man awaits in a bare room ready to seal a dangerous deal.
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Harvesters
St. Lawrence
Fie
Lem
Vo Hovarty
Hogarty
Centre Street
C Company
Hagarly
Wsip
East Forties
Tavarty
Tin
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