Jefferson Day dinner dances draw Crawford county Democrats
The Jefferson Day event at the Lawrence Hotel Erie drew over 609 Democrats from Crawford county and nearby areas. Lawmakers and local figures attended including J. A. Shreve of Union City who was ill. The dinner honored Thomas Jefferson on his 193rd birthday with a strong turnout and regional attention.
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Erie Officials Seek Approval Of Airport Job
Erie officials pursue state and federal approval for a new airport project. Mayor Barber and City Engineer Pulling return from Harrisburg to discuss plans as the Commerce Department awaits Form 201. Reed’s status may delay the process with a remote chance of timely approval.
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Stove Capital
Washington
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Department of Joocamerce
Bureau of Air Commierce
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Reed
Buread
Board Approves Cigarette and Liquor Ban for Teachers
At a Monday Board of Education meeting an amendment to Section 5 of the Leader's contract bans use of cigarettes by women teachers and any teacher drinking intoxicating liquor. The vote was 8 to 2, with Bennett and Lambing opposing on procedural grounds. Proponents say action raises standards and protects children’s character.
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Plane Crash Victim Dies in United States News Brief
The body of the twelfth victim from the Sun Racer crash in the Cheat mountains will be shipped to Meveland for burial. Charles G. Chatlinor of Cleveland, a survivor, died of pneumonia in Uniontown hospital after three operations to fight a leg infection. His wife, father, and brother-in-law were at his bedside. two children were not.
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Rosai Md
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Uniontown
Budget approves 161467 for schools in 1936 37
The tentative budget, to be revised before final adoption May 18, funds the school system with a working capital of 128867.89 and a series of allocations for operations, maintenance, fixed charges and debt services. It notes loans and bonds to cover deficits and outlines capital outlays and publication requirements under new state law.
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Taxpayer Calls For Further Slashes In School Costs
Mrs. Clara Norton of Franklin Street urged the Board of Education to cut the school budget further to ease real estate tax burdens. She proposed teachers accept more salary reductions and some courses be dropped to bring costs within revenues, noting proposed iterations totaling 161 467.89 with state aid 20 218.50 and other receipts. The 1936 37 appropriations list includes General Control, Instruction, and related expenses totaling 161 467.89.
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Franklin Street
Bord of Education
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