Property owners to weigh four street sewer plan at meeting
West Congress and West Frederick, West Wayne from Pleasant to Church, and East Wayne from Bear Creek to Columbus are asked to attend a Municipal Building meeting Thursday at 8 PM. Officials seek owner consent to hear material costs for a possible relief program sewer project, funded by relief labor, with tentative construction on five hundred feet of West Frederick and West Congress, plus King Street and East Wayne sewers, contingent on costs and relief administration approval.
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West Congress
Frederick Streets
West Wayne Street
King Street
Pleasant
Church Streets
East Wayne Street
Columbus Avenue
Bear Creek
Seward
Frederick
Congress Streets
Wayne Street
Columbus Ave
Diylatom
Streets Nichols
Zolir Streets
City F Council
New Deal Assistance Restores Hope for Struggling Families
The article reports on HOLC and AAA payments easing debts for homeowners and farmers. Mrs Barker says relief saved her Elm Street home as mortgage, taxes, and rent burdens eased. Others like Harry Towne and William Morris describe how checks funded bills, debt repayment, or farm needs, shaping shifts in political and financial outlooks.
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Coutisnes
Elm Street
Barker
Paul Foremal
Ralls
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Moreman
Rok
Harry Towne
Prairie City
Towne
Washington
William ©. Morris
Corms
Christi
Tex
Quiz Carnival Man Questioned in Olean Slaying
William Wise of the Muiller Brothers Shows will be questioned by District Attorney A Edward Krieger in the killing of Archie Moore near Bradford. Kline, seen with the carnival in Clean, is not believed involved but may shed light on Moore’s actions before his death as the show moves to Dunhtire.
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William Wise
Muiller Brothers
A. Edward Krieger
Archie Moore
Bradford
Kline
Carnival
Fine
Sergt. J. Krick
Moore
New Windsor
Olean
Dunltirie
Man Denies Role in Steubenville Mill Slayings
David Dascanio, 47, WWI veteran, denies being the phantom killer blamed for three workmen shot at Wheeling Steel mill in Steubenville Ohio. Authorities hold him as witnesses are sought to identify the elusive sniper. Dascanio recalls seeing a stranger with the gun thought to have fired the shots.
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Wheeling Steel Corporation
Steubenville
David Dascanio
Dascanid
Tragic Picnic Stunt Ends With Death in New Jersey
A motorcycle stunt at a Holdiansville church reunion near Lakewood left one man dead and ten injured when a rider lost control and plunged into about 200 attendees. Milton Showell, 28, was seriously hurt. John W. Johnson, 80, was killed. Injured were taken to Paul Kimball hospital.
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United Press
Lakewood
N. J
Presbyterian Church
Holdiansville
New Egypt
Milton Showell
John W. Johnson
Paul Kimball Hospital
Federal pay for Pa guardsmen for camp duty
Federal pay totaling 324411.61 for the two week annual encampment closed last week and was mailed to 12 000 Pennsylvania National Guard members. The combined cost exceeded 500 000 exclusive of Washington transportation. Federal daily rates ranged from 95 cents for a private to 24 28 for a brigadier general.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania National Guard
Leo A. Dittringer
Washington
Col. Luttringer
Camp Mullani
Adjutant General's Office
Ederal
Dessert Bridge Benefit by Corry Woman's Club
The Corry Woman's Club dessert bridge, chaired by Mrs J J Haight, will be held at the Woman's Club house Thursday at 1 30 PM. It serves as a club fundraiser and is open to the public. William Heinrich of Cleveland Trust marks 50 years of continuous service with the firm. He worked 43 of those years without missing a day, excluding vacations.
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J. J. Haight
Woman's Club
With Trust CO
Cleveland
William Heinrich
Cleveland Trust Company
Annual Picnic at New Richmond John Brown Memorial
Judge William FE Hirt of Efie will deliver the principal address at the John Brown Memorial Association annual meeting and picnic at New Richmond next Saturday. The program includes a noon picnic, an optional lunch, We Carry High School band, and a quartet performing patriotic songs. Construction on the tannery site and the memorial gateway has increased interest.
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William FE. Hirt
Efie
John Brown Memorial Association
New Richmond
Judge Hirt
Hey
John Brown
Walter Decker
Roscoe Dearing
Rolland Stowe
Merveil Lillie
Wil Sing
Tanhery
State highway safety improves but pedestrian deaths lag
Harrisburg reports 11 810 vehicle accidents in Q2 1934, down 1 244 from Q1. Pedestrian accidents fell only 1 5 percent, remaining a dark spot in the decline and urging pedestrians to exercise greater caution. Secretary Leon D Metzger cites 1932 quarterly figures showing pedestrians in 214 of 1 000 wrecks and calls for cooperation to safeguard lives.
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Metzger
Pennsylvania eyes state recovery act with NRA ties
Edwons N. Jones Pennsylvania NRA compliance director says a state recovery act could set maximum hours and minimum wages for industries. If enacted by the governor and legislature, violators would be prosecuted in state courts rather than federal courts.
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Pennsylvania
NRA
Edwons N. Jones
Gilford Pinchot
Jones
Court orders youth taken for operation
Johnny Hoffman, 16, underwent surgery at General Hospital to remove a decayed bone from his left leg after his father disputed the procedure. Judge Theodore Rosen ordered the operation, with doctors deeming it necessary to straighten a leg broken two years earlier. Dr J R Moore described the operation as entirely satisfactory.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Science
Johnny Hoffman
Mulich
Johnny
General Hospital
J. R. Moore
John Hoffman
Theodore Rosen
Moore
City Council Passes Ordinance for Local Street Paving Plan
In a special session the council approved in first and second readings an ordinance backing plans by the state highway department to pave Northwest and West Chiroh streets. Bids open August 10, paving to begin after agreement with property owners along South Center street. A black top road will connect Grove street to the city line and Lindsey Hollow road.
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State Highway Department
West Chiroh
Orminance
Highway Department
Center Street
Grove Street
Lindsey Hollow
Earle pledges war on Pennsylvania gang control
Democratic governor hopeful George HL Earle spoke in Media pledging to end crooked rule by what he called a small circle of leaders. He accused the GOP establishment of soil and promised a state led by the many. Fellow Democrat Joseph F. Guffey touted Roosevelt policy and economic progress. In Beatty Nevada the town records its first wedding in over a decade as B Ng Shilley and Miss Georgia Carpenter wed with full community turnout.
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United Press
Philadelphia
George HL Earle
Pennsylvania
Joseph ,Grundy
Andrew. Mellon
John “McClure
William Yare
Earle
Democratic Party
Joseph F. Guffey
Roosevelt
America
Beatty
Nev
United B. Ng Shilley
Yerington
Misa Georgia Carpenter
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