Chequered Time System Again Faces Daylight Saving Debate
The article notes clocks will move forward to daylight saving time on Sunday April 25 and discusses historical attempts to establish a national DST. It cites 1945 repeal, prior WWI use, Truman signing, and current congressional debates over making DST district wide or optional. The piece reflects mixed support among urban and rural voters and Congress.
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Congress
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Washington
Wilson
Truman
Plans for Pentecostal church dedication set at First Pentecostal
Plans completed for the dedication of the First Pentecostal Church at 102 West Pleas sot street. Rev A Newton Chase Easter district superintendent of the Assemblies of God will speak at the 11 a m morning service and again at 7 45 p m in the evening. Herman Brost pastor will supervise services and invites friends and members to attend.
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First Pentecostal
West Pleassot Street
A. Newton Chase
The
Assemblies of Gov, Inc
Herman Brost
Friends
Dhises Crow Observed Near Large Fleshy Root
A description notes a crow perched on a horizontal large fleshy root, suggesting a focal point in the scene. The fragment implies a natural setting with the crow as the observable subject and the root as a key landscape element.
Fire destroys home on Spartanburg road leaves family homeless
Twenty years ago a fire on the Spartanaburg road destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Leonard Prans and their niece Miss Crebla Hooloway while they stood in night clothes. Word comes of Eli Barlow's death at Daytona Beach a former Corry mayor respected in local business. Corry will trek elsewhere to see elephants and sons perform. Mary M Moore appointed election inspector in the Second ward by Judge William Birt at Erie. Fire department contained a blaze at Rowe Greenhouse on East Wayne street with no damage. Modern Youths Club held a special meeting at Mrs Ralph Perkins home planning a May party at the State Armory with decorating committee named.
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Leonard Prans
Crebla Hooloway
Spartanaburg Road
Daytona Beach
Fig
Eli Barlow
Corry
Mary M. Moore
William 2. Hirt
Erie
Rowe
East Wayne Street
Modern Youths Club
Ralph Perkins
East Smith Street
State Armory
Marguerite Chase
Geraldine Chase
Luella Mitchell
Danger Signals and Kidney Ailments Prompt Quick Relief
Mysterious aches are linked to kidneys failing to filter poisons from blood. Thompson's Borsoma Tablets claim to stimulate kidney action and increase urine, offering quick relief. Also recommended: Golden Las Tablets for constipation. 60¢ and 25c.
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Thompson
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania comes a discussion on the interrelationship of humans with animals plants and birds. It notes rats destroy vast grain crops spread deadly diseases and that insects and pests affect agriculture and health. It emphasizes the ecological ties and the choice between conservation and conflict with other living things.
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United States
How’s Your IQ Quiz Prompts Memory and Answers
A garbled quiz asks about equinox frequency and historical questions. It mentions memory boosts and directs readers to the Classified Page for correct answers. The text includes references to John Lewis Roosevelt or Dewey and various world locations.
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I. Q
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
John Lewis
Roosevelt
Dewey
New South Wales
Rimini
Libya
Italy
Yugoslavia
Albania
Henry L. Stimson
Charles Dickens
Fagin
Palau Islands
Pacific
Indian Ocean
Legion to Resume Teen Dances at American Legion Home
The American Legion will restart weekly teen dances at the Legion Home on North Center Street beginning Friday April 23 from 8 to 10 p.m. Music will be by records and refreshments served. A final dance is planned in the Junior High gymnas ium before term end with Legion members aiding.
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American Legion
North Center Street
Henry Wheeler
Legion Committee
Legion Post
Robert Smith
Mark, Anderson
Frank Gravino
Paul Darlbut
William Moir
Mary Orn
Mary Gravino
Eighty Dollars Recovered in Jamestown Tailor Burglary
Police report eighty dollars of three hundred stolen from Hedstrom Tailor Shop last week found at George Eckman home hidden under a rug. Eckman and Gilford Hulberg, both Jamestown residents, were arrested and held for grand jury arraignment before City Judge Alen Bargat.
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Hedstrom
Jamestown Detective Bureau
George Eckman
Eickman
Eckman
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