Unemployment Mystery and Family Change Across America
The piece argues unemployment remains high despite economic recovery, noting the shift to smaller families and more working women. It cites the National Industrial Conference Board and suggests higher participation rates inside households inflate unemployment counts. It also discusses how one family member's employment can reduce others' job seeking. A second section condemns poison gas in war, urging universal adherence to anti gas protocols and cautioning against its use alongside airplanes.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Fim
Anthony Eden
Geneva
Amy
Ethiopia
Germany
Italy
Biden
Broken Pavements Lay Waste To Northern Roads
The bitter winter leaves thousands of miles of pavement ruined across New Engling New York Pennsylvania and the Middle West. Ground frost plunges as deep as four feet and road damage emerges only after thaw. Repairs will cost millions as authorities warn stronger foundations and revised construction standards are needed.
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New Engling
New York
Pennsylvania
Middle West
aiMault
Beione
Mamages
Gani Tel
Iauilul Pete
City Briefs: Recruiting Office Opens and Public Order Updates
Sergeant Watson opens a royal recruiting station in the Boat office after arriving from Erie. A state board official orders the city to remain during dog trouble and take charge. Detective Caldwell plans an anti trespassing campaign along the Pennsylvania system. Vagrants arrested last night face Erie jail if they reappear. Waster Sunday services observed in Corry churches. Fountains in the business district are being painted and repaired. Miss Valera Clough Gertrude Monroe and Marie Frances return to Allegheny College after vacation. C H Wolford leaves for a short Venango visit.
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Maya Patterson
State
Livstock and Sanitary Board
Valera Clough
Gertrude Monroe
Marie Frances
Allegheny College
Star Signals April 25 Horoscope Highlights
The column notes strong effects for those born June 11 to goth with a beneficial day generally. It warns of sensitivity from vibrations and suggests buying machinery or electrical appliances. December favors expansion through travel, study or business, with social luck and shopping tips for May and August.
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Goth
Six nephews conduct uncle Grover's funeral at Hicksville
Funeral services for William N. Grover were conducted by his six nephews at Hicksville, honoring his wish to be buried without a minister. The nephews presided, then served as pallbearers.
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Hicksvillao
William N. Grover
Si Neilews
Hephews
Palte
Father of Grace Stafford Watches Film From Silence
Edward Boyle, blind since birth, will be among Worcester cinemagoers for I Married a Toetow. A noted pianist and singer, he follows dialogue by ear and once provided live piano scores during silent films. Stafford aids him with a Braille synopsis to help him follow the plot.
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Hollywood
Toetow
Worcester
Mass
Edward Boyle
Boyle
Grace Stafford
Stafford
Hats Come Alive For Spring In Paris Styles Feature
Paris scene notes relief at spring hat revival after a long winter. Describes forward wearing positions, crowding of felts and visors, and varied shapes from turbans to derbies. Highlights black straw hats with bows, tight crowns for sailors, and ribbon bands completing the looks.
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Paris
Ayen
Gypsies Attend Clan Wedding in Grass Valley Limousines
More than ten members of a Romanian Gypsy clan arrived in expensive cars to attend a wedding of two clan members in Grass Valley. The entourage included their usual revelry and equipment, reflecting a festive clan gathering.
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Grass Valley
Gali
Police Baffled Over 6000 Kane Theft at Hilltop Inn
Kane police probe a $6000 Hilltop inn robbery tied to a women’s confidence gang. A wooden money making machine device left behind included a violet ray tube, toy motor, pocket adding machine mark, and buzzing bulbs, with four women missing after fleeing from a cabin at the inn.
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Kane
Here
Pasquale Micale
Inn
Gamle
Polise
Smethport Man Freed Of Bank In Auto Crash
A coroner jury ruled Wim HB Git 88 of Smethport died from injuries in an unavoidable accident on the Bradford Smethport highway near Cyclone. Otto, a passenger, died in Bradford Hospital Friday afternoon. The inquest heard testimony from six witnesses including Carroll Forrest Course 40, the driver of the other car.
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Wim. HB
Git
Smethport
Bradford-Smethport
Otto
Bradford
Bradford Forrest Course
Ttto
Advance fight for railroad bridges
After the Public Service Commission hearing, Powell weatle grade crossing elimination supporters plan to file briefs within six weeks. Attorney Robert J. Flintin says a definite decision is expected soon, and if favorable the campaign moves to the state department of highways.
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Public Service Commission
Powell Weatle
Robert J. Flintin
State Department of Highways
Erie firemen denied day off each week
ERIE April 24 Firemen will not have a full weekly day off in 1936 under the current law, though an improved plan may grant occasional extra lay offs. Safety Director Harry J. Klebs, Chief J. Leonard, and Assistant Chief J. L. P. Scully are drafting a schedule to include six more firemen in the 1997 budget to provide one man per company, a change tied to prior authorization in 1946. A classified line notes a used double bed and a sewing machine for sale at 703 South Center.
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Erie
Lwelve
Harry J. Klebs
J. Leonard
JL. P. Scully
Klebes
Turget
Exctl ‘Company
Geology Field Trip Planned by State in Harrisburg
A geology field trip through the lower Susquehanna and Juniata river valleys will be conducted Saturday, April 26, by the state departments of public instruction and internal affairs. The tour begins at 10 o clock from the Education building on Capital Hill with participants supplying their own transportation. The route travels along the east shore of the Susquehanna to Clark's Ferry bridge, over the William Penn highway, skirts the Juniata river to Newport, then to Amity Hall for lunch before looping back along the West Shore to the Susquehanna, through Dunivan, Perdis, and Aarleyilte.
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Harrisburg
Susquehanna
Juniata River
State Departments of Public Instruction and Internal Affairs
Gil
Ofoork
Susquehanna River
Clark
William, Penn
Newport
Amity Hall
Susauehaane
Dunvansen, Perdis
Aaryeyilte
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Corry Evening Journal
Dany
Spoiestion
By Talburt
Sergeant Watson
Buffalo District
United States
Caldwell
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tits Erie
Corry
C.H. Wolford
Venango Unis
Kang
113 N. Center
Loblaw’s
Chuck Roast
Shankless
Samara
South Sea
By AL Scott
Lion Bolan Sie
George Washinetohot
Venezmela StaMe
Erie Firemen
South Center
Edward M.foye
Assembly
East County
Dale
Xilusin
Peay
Angea
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