Hope Held Road May Be Extended To Grove Street
Resumption of Pinehot Road work south of Corry advances plans to connect with South Center street and Grove Street. State approval this week promises rapid progress as weather allows with a goal to finish early summer. The new Pinchot road will benefit Concord township and extend to Grove Street, aiding city and township access.
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Hope Held Road
Grove Street
Pinehot
Corry
Lindsey Hollow
Wenter Street
Venter Street
M. R. Amy
Forer Ff
West Spring Creek
Corry-Spartansburg
Erie-Crawfe County
State Highway Department
Concord Township
Ucts
Grove
Legislature Hears Pinchot Veto Threat On Hospital Bills
Harrisburg lawmakers face possible gubernatorial veto as pinching talks over all hospital appropriation bills loom. Recalls and recasting into one general measure are discussed to avoid further delays beyond next week. Threats to unemployment relief and other allocations add to the pressure as an extra session possibility looms.
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S. Center ST
Harrisburg
Pinechot
State’ Welfare Department
Woman to stand murder trial in Titusville case
Titusville April 22. Carrie Gouge of Titusville to face murder charge. She has been in Franklin jail since February and is alleged to have fatally stabbed Clarence Cherry at a Cherry Street drink party. Witnesses include Sam Peebles Bryan Schilly Bonnie McCammon. Attorney W J Sirdevan to defend Gouge.
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Titusville
Chelyy
Rouseville
Cherry
Hey
Franklin
Venango County
el” Cherry
Samus Peebles
Byran Sohilly
Sau
Bonnie McCammon
Clarence
al) Cherry
Sehitaien
Wilbur 1
Brewittown
M_ Beatty
Lake
Steflee
Hnélly
Italian Flier Able to Leave Hospital
Gen Umber J Nobile Matign Aler, who made two trips across the North Pole, was recovered from an operation for appendicitis and has left Kremlin hospital. London reports of his death were denied as he plans to depart for Italy soon.
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United + year
Moscow
Umber J. Nobile
Matign Aler
North Pole
Kremlin
London
Fief
Italy
250 County Farmers to Get Loans
Erie county farmers will receive about 350000 in federal crop mortgage loans under a Roosevelt era program. The survey lists 300 farmers, with 242 applications pending. loans range from below 110 to the limit, at 5 percent interest. Mortgage on anticipated crops serves as security with repayment by Oct 31. Information available at the farm bureau in the courthouse basement. Partners nationwide receive similar aid under the act enacted Feb 4. An injured man crawled to Camp Wallowa after a snow slide, six hours on his stomach, freezing hands.
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Erie County
Recorder of Deeds
Erie Gounty Agricultural Extension Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Court House
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wallowal
Ore
Jan Arm
Seg
Ehur Bibs
Lee Huser
Sheape Herder
Stenographer’s Error-Free Ten-Year Record Cited
Boston reports that stenographer Anna Manning, serving ten years, claims about 60,000,000 words have passed from her pen without a single error.
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Boston
Anna. Manning
Foil death by own action at Warren bridge incident
Warren April 24 a four year old boy G Peterson slashed his throat and wrists then jumped from a Pennsylvania Railroad bridge into the stream. Onlookers aided, Pearce Vevevina and Tridico helped pull him from the water. he was taken to a hospital in serious but hopeful condition. Despondency was listed as the motive.
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Warren
G. Peterson
Peterson
Tuscarora Avenue
Pollee
Ute
Lyenty
Voung-Men
Tie Norte
Stra
Pent
Rivanis Avemit
Ray Pearce
Tony Vevevina
Joe ‘Tridico
Women bowlers open tourney sparks nationwide entry
In Proia, TH, April 22, women bowlers from across the country entered the Women's International tournament at Thom Recreation. The St Louis moving storage team led by M. Sump ferrs begins action with out of town squads tonight. Teams from Illinois Nebraska Texas New York Wisconsin Ohio Pennsylvania Kansas and Missouri compete as the tournament runs through May 1.
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Thom Recreation Wilves
St. Louis
Ted
M. Sumfers
W.F. Schreiser PB Co
S. C14
Bt. Lous
Sll
Ilinois
Nebraska
Siana
Tews
New York
Wisconsin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kansas
PLAN COURT ACTION TO TEST POOR BOARD BILL
Erie April 22 court action to test constitutionality of a proposed police board abolition measure appears likely after Friday. Attorneys foresee a court ruling to settle whether the bill, currently before the state legislature, is valid under Pennsylvania law. Governor Pinchot must sign or permit it to become law after twenty days. delay could trigger automatic enactment, while a veto remains possible.
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New York State
Bill Gus
Lehman
Test Poor Board
Erie
Tsk
Police Board
iHe
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
State House
Senate
Gifford Pinchot
Norbert J. Fitzgerald
East Side
Itzgerand
Court House
Plans for big card party under VFW post banner
Harold Cragg and his committee complete plans for a city wide card tournament to be held next Friday evening at St Edward's hall under the auspices of the Lieut Arcme W Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars. The event promises spirited competition with witty tables of bridge five hundred and other games. More than fifty prizes donated by local merchants will be awarded.
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Harold Cragg
Arcme W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Edward's Hall
Mierchauts
Keister
Downey
Covey
Gom
France outlines its position at world conference before herriot arrives
Premier Delacheu says cabinet prepared note for Edouard Herriot who sails to America for talks with President Roosevelt. Bonnet asserts monetary stability is key and France will hold to the gold standard while urging a prompt global return to it. A Butler child, 2 year old Fredrick Clanges, drowned after falling into a tub of hot water on a porch, dying yesterday.
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Edouard Delacheu
France
Fredrick Clanges
Butler
Lan Strict Discipline in Forest Camps
Kane April 22 recruits for the Roosevelt reforestation program will join the Allegheny National Forest under strict military discipline in camp. Army officers in charge shifted from civilian rules to ensure decorum and health, with forestry colonies to be supervised while in camp and at work.
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Kane
Roosevelt
Citizen's Conservation Corps
Allegheny National Forest
Army Oheers
Civsian
Inchange
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Twentieth Century Limited
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American Red Cross
Washington
Fae
John Barton Payne
P. Rich Detuouus
Harry Mooney
Vay
Buftalo
Norbert J. Pitagerald
Austin O'Brien
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Flynn
Mary Faith
Béatrice Burton
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Pinchot
State Board of Pardons
Robert Simpson
Crawford
Pogram
Columbia Broadcasting System
Tabernaclé Worship Steel
Laure
James Hayes
East Pleasant Street
Nixola
Roberta Hayes
Bradford
I. School Board
Harold B. Johnston
East
Nupe Wars Stock Exchange
Wintering
Tisty
Webbher
Nowers
American Railway Association
W. A. Dobns
Silent Christian
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Petal Brie
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Public Service Commission
Erwan M
Murphy
Delver
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Wye
Roi
Carrie George
Man
Eric Peterson
P. R. R. Bridge
Warren Hospital
Citizens National
Tappan
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Irs
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Thors
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