Settlement of Milk Trouble Near Erie Seeks Eight or Nine Cents
Erie April 21 An amicable settlement of Erie milk troubles was reached with a plan for eight or nine cents per quart retail price. Dealers and farmers anticipate three to four cents profit for farmers per quart of milk after costs. Arbitration by Dr Clyde L King will determine final terms after April 28 following a two hour dealer session urging local producers association sales. County agent P S Crossman noted it costs farmers about 4.8 cents to produce per quart with earnings from 1.6 to 2.5 cents.
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Reverend Jones Resigns from West Presbyterian Church
Reverend David A. Jones, pastor of the West Presbyterian Church for twelve years, resigns effective May 21 and accepts a call to pastor the First Presbyterian Church in Greenville, Pa. He is a Princeton University graduate and came to Tremont area from Tremontian Presbyterian Church.
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Herriot Doubts France Mission as Talks Shift
Dispatches report Prime Minister Herriot losing confidence in the French mission to the United States as hopes for an economic agreement diminish. He plans to proceed with his program despite a shift away from monetary topics. France faces pressure on the gold standard and potential impact on exports amid dollar strength.
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Steel scrap advances in Pittsburgh find higher ton quotes
Steel scrap quotes move higher in Pittsburgh with No 1 heavy melting steel scrap rising from 10 25 to 10 75 per ton. Other grades show gains of 24 to 50 cents per ton as market activity picks up during the past week.
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Sparta Man Injured in Fall at School Event
Sparta Springs news notes a Sparta man hurt in a fall during a school party at Spartansburg Vocational School. The report covers funeral travel for relatives, local club meetings, and residents visiting relatives in nearby towns with brief mentions of entertainers and upcoming fundraisers.
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Dicky” Winans
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Legislature Extends Shannon Rule as Penn Guard Leader
Harrisburg April 21 Major General Edward G Shannon commander of the National Guard of Pennsylvania received a legislative extension of his term. The bill raises the retirement age from 64 to 69 allowing Shannon who is also Lieutenant Governor to remain in command beyond June 1934. The move follows earlier state action including other measures signed by Governor Pinchot.
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Former Corry Resident Jesse Lewis Dies in Texas
Mrs. 4. A. Blakeslee of Corry reports the death of Jesse I. Lewis at 95 in Adda Texas on April 1. He lived in Corry until age twelve, attended Washington Street School, and survived by his wife, three sons, two daughters, and a brother L. D. Lewis of Corry. Burial planned in Oklahoma. Blanche Sweet Files Bankruptcy in Los Angeles with 200 assets against 13,819 debts including a 450,000 loan to Marshal Neilan and former husband.
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Erie Debates Municipal Lighting Plant Plans
Erie council meets with an engineer to discuss a possible municipally owned lighting plant and a five year contract with the Erie County Electric Co. No conclusions are reached yet as officials seek thorough investigation. Uniontown widow charged with murder in Dunbar case. Emma Brooks arraigned, held without bail, connected with the shooting of husband John A Brooks.
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Child's Conservation League Meeting At East Pleasant Street
The Children's Conservation League met Thursday evening at East Pleasant Street home of Mr and Mrs Victor Orn with twelve members present. Two papers on Character Education were read by Mrs Harold Patterson and Mrs Vincent Anderson. Members will donate jigsaw puzzles and games for the Erie Deten Gon Home. Next meeting set for May 4 at Mrs Harold Rauscher's home. Contests yielded awards to Mrs Walter Gard.
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Youth held after car drags Prohib officer in Greensburg
Pittsburgh dated report says Joseph Policast of Greensburg was free on bond after his car allegedly dragged Prohibition agent Herold Hunsinger during a traffic stop. The agent suffered a minor injury and a gallon of whiskey plus bottle labels were found in the vehicle. Policast faces a hearing scheduled April 27 before a commissioner.
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