Relief funding clash over Pennsylvania unemployment aid
In Harrisburg, Governor Burr and federal official Hopkins press for a $5 million monthly state contribution to unlock further federal relief. Senate Republicans push a $57 million two year package, while Democrats demand more, including taxes and transfers to fund relief. Shapiro defends broader measures amid protests at his Philadelphia home.
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United Press
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Pennsylvania
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Hopkins
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Philadelphia
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April Rains Need May's Help to Aid Flowers
A long OCR filled with church notes on confirmations at St. Elizabeth and St. Thomas in Union City, led by Bishop Gannon, with priests Graves O Connell Ring and others. Weather commentary reviews April’s showers and forecasts May storms, flowers, and hopeful planting across the region, noting varied conditions and community preparations.
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John Mark Gannon
Vishoy
Tie
Catriatic Weenee
Bishoy Gannon
Fuili
Alocesan
Tushu
Monin
Richard Gallfoyle
St. Eliyabeth's
Francis J. Graves
Ruy Francia M. O'Connell
St Thomas
John Ring
SL. Teresi Church
Union
Francis Hassett
Titusville
Princis J. Graves
P. Rand Rey
Francis Mu. O'Corwell
St. Thomas
Gannon
Gorry
Erie Barbers' Assn President Leo Monahan Dies
Leo B Monahan 5th longtime officer of the Erie Barbers' Association and secretary treasurer of the local Barbers' Union died suddenly at his residence 908 E 8th Street. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at McLeod's parlors in Erie. Monahan had been in fair health recently and his death was due to a heart ailment.
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Restriction on Center Street May Be Dropped
A city meeting discussed Center Street parking limits between South and Franklin Streets. Merchants feared out of town shoppers would boycotts. a two hour limit was debated but likely postponed pending study. The group urged encouraging parking removal on busy days to free spaces for shoppers. Sleeping sickness in Toledo claims a third victim, Jak Beax.
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Pranklin Streckagel
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Wrnffy
Mat O Petites
Sus Dhurstail
Couneil
Walie
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Went
Toledo
Jak, Beax
Volk Couple Celebrates Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Amy relatives from New Jersey Oslo Dunkirk Columbus and Clymer joined Mr. and Mrs. John F Woll in Apy 29 Fortieth anniversary surprise guests arrived with gifts and a purse of money A tally of well fitted askeeta and a telielous June wan was served The couple received many well wishes for many years of happiness in marriage
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Tir
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Irs
John F. Woll
New Jersey
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Dunkirk
N.Y
Columbus
Clymer
Volk
Merchants Hear Salesmanship Talk at Union City Dinner
Reverend W J Eaton of Union City addressed the Golden Rule Club at a Monday dinner in Collnous clue rooms, presenting salesmanship theory with humorous anecdotes and a blackboard demonstration. Merchants discussed boosting monthly sales, bulletin circulation, and scheduling changes for Memorial Day and upcoming events.
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Union City
Golden Rule Club
Barlow Block
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Eaton
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Bowles
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Ik Wna
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Langlon
Neve
Canynsa
Erie School System considers firing ScoBell and consolidating roles
ScoBell, business manager of the Erie School Board for 18 years, faces possible dismissal or demotion as a clerk amid a plan to merge his duties with those of the superintendent. Dr. Vanderslice, current Aliquippa administrator, is named in the move as a potential successor. the board contemplates combining ScoBell’s job with the superintendent’s, as John Diehl nears retirement.
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Aliquippa
AIB
Sianity Scobell
Erie Schuol Board
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Aliquitria
William McClelland
Erie Board
Vanderslice
Scoell
John C. Dieu
Vandersive
Diehl
Seobell Nis
Illinois Legislature Faces Shutdown Without Relief Funds
Illinois lawmakers in Springfield struggle to break a budget deadlock over 115 million dollars in relief. The governor warns that without federal funds and a reemployment plan, 1.2 million indigent residents across Cook County and the state could face starvation and chaos. The Illinois Emergency Relief Commission warns chaos will ensue if the legislature fails to approve the relief program.
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Washington
Robert J. Dushany
Iegislatois
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