Early shakeup seen in Erie police ranks
Erie April 17 court-ordered the civil service board to remove 15 World War veter ans over age 39 from the Erie police eligibility list and resubmit a new roster. Judge Barnett and Judge Wilts directed adherence to a 1937 rule setting eligibility at 35 and ruled the 18 percent veterans’ preference unconstitutional. The move opens a long-delayed department shakeup as Mayor Darker's stance shifts pending Supreme Court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Board
Erie
City of
Carles R. Darker
Dudgeitts and Barnett
Erie Civil Service Board
Dudge Kitts
Veterans' Counsel
Countcil
Supreme Court
Inner Court
Charles McCanshy
Emil &. Hine
Sumley W. Haycourt
Graft Markell
Ross Webb
Andrew Kra
College Students Fight After Sixty Club Formed
By United Press Lancaster April 17 members of the newly organized after 60 Club at Franklin and Marshall College express willingness to go to war after turning 60. They say they are not pacifists and argue wars are caused by financiers and politicians over 60. Plans call for clubs at other colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Eres
Lancaster
Branklin and Mashall College
Franklin and Marshall
13 000 More Persons Taken from Relief Rolls
The Pennsylvania general assistance rolls declined further in the week ending April 1. Direct relief cases fell by 3 493 to 13 004 persons, marking the sharpest weekly drop since mid November 1938. Private industry employment absorbed 1 067 relief cases as 2 899 cases closed and 7 882 opened due to past losses. WPA turnover and unemployment compensation also reduced relief rolls, with total weekly applications at 8 871, down 18 percent from the prior week. Net expenditures reached 1 758 873 dollars, and statewide general assistance caseload stood at 246 096 cases (740 107 persons) with openings of 4 922 and closings of 8 915 during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Tme
WPS
DBS Cares
Eoans
Chains boost creation of consumer demand
Mr Steele, general superintendent of the Buffalo Division of the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, said chain stores near 25,000 are joining the Par vide DF Progress. He cited national brands and the promise of quality as key factors in guiding consumer purchases and reinforcing the grocery industry's buying confidence through reputable advertising.
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Steele
Buffalo
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Associated Grocery Manufacturers of America
Steele Siti
Ani Page
Suninyheld
Corydon Plans Street Lights For Village
Warren April 17 With electricity now available for private use Corydon residents plan a street lighting project. About three dozen homes and businesses already use power from Pennsylvania Electric Co. The power line opening was celebrated Thursday at Corydon TC with remarks from John P Fenstermacher and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorydon
John P. Fenstermacher
Warren
ERIE FURNITURE DEALER DIES AFTER LONG SERVICE
ERIE April 80 year old Jane Drive resident and former longtime president of Reliable Home Furnishing Co died of heart disease Saturday at 6 01 p m at his home He would have been 87 on May 7 A Bria resident since founding Reliable in 1909 he came from Buffalo N Y where he led Household Furniture Co Born 1878 he was the son of Jacob Daneman and Carrie Goodman Daneman
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Erie
Apranam J Peneman
Reliable Home Furnishing Co
State Street
Bria
Ee the Reliable
Daneian
Buffalo
N. Y
Danemary Hax
Daylan
Ohio
Unc
Jacob Daneman
Cacrie Goodman Daneman
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Parade of Progress
Corydon
Millers Pharmacy
A.M
H. A. Croscut
Margaret Bartholme
Millers News and Sport
Fred C. Hownes
M. J. Capwill
Lynn Brooke
Stenneit
Morton
Por
Studrbaker
W. W. Waterhouse
Powell Motor Company
ACE Auto
Center St. Corry
Tony Jackson
AUIR
Shambaugh, W
Main
Sue R. Morick
Lindsey
Steen
Spraguw
Journal— —_atiis
TOR Sale
Taread
TG Higley
B.D. L. Corey
Hovses
Thompson's
Thompson's Poultry
PARM
Clymer
New York
Corry
Indiana
M. Pardee
Bea Lake
Pasus
Grant
Linesville
Tanesville
New Hampshire
Ali Jamesway
Spartansburg FA
Stirzday
Dial
Rasen Wrecking
Piryanna Avenue
Jamestown
N.Y
Amer M
Colegrove
RT H Corry PA
Philco
Grosliey
Waris
Sali
First Ave
Wallace’x Garage
Bridiy
R. B. Cross
Washinton
International Harvester
Union Produce Company, Union
Eien
Bisbee
Arvid Lintstrom
Lottaville
Care Journal
Sandburg
Jones’ Garage
Worth St. Din
Union City
W. J. Bisrer
Enl
al Union Produce Company
W. J. Bisrew
Caplisch
Paystreal
Kasey Feeday
Red Star
APEX
Aperssorins
I Wilcox
Main St
Premier Sul
Vapirlins
Harley
Jones & Sons
Union Crry
Andane
Wheatichs Auto Associate Stor
Aie Fruit OF
GG Murphy Company
Garden Hose
Bingham Hardware CO
Timates —Phumbine Fon
Gowest
Spengcer Corstis
Lara Dal
Kinney
PCR
West Pleasant Street
Boston Drill
Pork Chops
Phoenix Hotel
Dinor
Regula
Washington
Bath
E. Main Street
Patterson
Piye Modern
Induite N. Cohen
Blig
IDMAL
Isqum Spencer Gash Mill Entertainment
Sennett's Specialty Shop
Lake
Garagh
Lovatad Assembly Gion
P.O
Pinsley Lakes
Senior High
Ghiuch Street
Smith Street
York Real Estate
Liney Dell
Steet
Eran
Zoo
Casa
Artin Hobink
Arthur Moore
Enijiot Patehen
M. Whitney
Tate
Wayne
Uie Register
Bill Colmiy
Thott
Unicn
Ty Pa
Gerald Bagley
Cire T Buainy & Auorney
Coity
Member
Federal Reserve System
the Bank
Pennsylvania Electric CO
Boost Corry
Corry Building & Loan Association
Gerry Building & Loan
Corry Building
Genter St. Dia
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