Erie area notices and obituaries brief
Virginia Dolby Koller wife of John A. Koller chief clerk of the road foremen of engines for the Pennsylvania Railroad died after an illness in Hamet hospital. She leaves her husband and a father Eugene J. Dolby a sister Betty and a brother Edward. Also reports of a chicken theft in Pleasant township a dance arrest in Cobham Run and a parade opening the Roky Grove fair. Various civic notices and local incidents across Erie and surrounding towns.
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Nancy
Wilcox Grocery
Erie
Virginia Dolby Koller
John A. Koller
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hamet Hospital
Eugene J. Dolby
Betty Dolby
Edward ‘Dolby
Warren
William Stuart
Pleasant Township
John Zimmerman
Cobham Run
Tidiante
Pleasant Grange Hall
Sam Zuck
Walter Shaw
Zuck
813Th
Sunset Inn
United States
Fred Tiller
Warren General Hospital
Franklin
Rocky Grove
Roky
Kenintl
East Main Street
Fredonia
Roosevelt
Priscilla A. Fairbuck
Ashville
Senate
Charles Summers
B. R
Ol City
Amil Anderson
Titusville Baking Company
Titusville
Beekeepers to Stage Picnic at Canadohta Lake
Erie county beekeepers are invited to the Northwestern Pennsylvania Field Day at Canadohta Lake six miles south of Union City. The program runs 10 a m to 4 p m with demonstrations, discussions by industry representatives, a basket picnic, talks by Dr Dunham and J Anderson, plus games and prizes including a smoker contest.
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Erie County
Pennsylvania
Canadohta Lake
Route 8
Union City
Oho
Sunply Compunes
Basketpicnic
W. HB. Dunham
Ohio
Efforts Continue to Raise Squalus Pontoon
United Press reports Navy divers persist in raising the final pontoon tied to the sunken submarine Squalus and its 26 victims. Visibility was hindered by mud from the prior southeast storm, hampering salvage work after the craft sank on May 23 in 40 fathoms of water. officials hoped to lift the conning tower to the surface within about 10 days.
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United Press
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy
Tivers
Bridges Denies He Is A Communist In Deportation Hearing
San Francisco August 3 Harry Bridges Australian born labor leader denied from the witness stand today that he is a communist He said he belongs only to trade unions The government resumed his deportation hearing and pressed him on whether he subscribed to communist teachings wholly or in part demanding clarification of his beliefs and associations
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Thomas Shoemaker
Government Council
Shoemaker
Federal Employees Tax Move Urged by Welfare Head
Harrisburg reports Welfare Secretary Sweeny urged Congress to require federal employees to pay permanent taxes to cut general taxes. He says the plan would be highly productive. Sweeny also has demanded 409 state institutional workers settle back taxes or face dismissal, marking a strong enforcement action.
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United Fr
Harrisburg
Congress
Welfare
Arthur’ Sweeny
Sweeny
New Asthma Treatment Promises Quick Breathing Relief
A new scientific discovery named Breatheasy claims to ease asthma or tyepver symptoms with satisfactory results guaranteed. The advertisement offers a four free trial by writing E English in Rouseville PA or calling Oil City, phone 2568 percent.
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Rouseville
Oil City
$80,000,000 Housing Program Scrapped
The House appropriations committee cut the deficit bill to 53,190,059 from 215,801,168 requested by the president, striking funds for militarial preparedness and aeronautical research. Sabath announced after talks with Speaker Bankhead and Sam Rayburn, attacking Roosevelt's spending and urging the president not to seek a third term.
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Juununmeu
Samte
House Appropriations Committee
White House
House
Sabath
William B Bankhead
Sam Rayburn
Roosevelt
Japan to report on denounced treaty with United States
Tokyo reports government will summon Kensuke Horinouchi, Japanese ambassador in Washington, to give a detailed report on the U S denunciation of the commercial treaty. Kokumin says Simmons is expected soon and after Horinouchi’s report the government will discuss a new policy toward the United States. Eugene Dooman protested to Tokyo against Japanese attacks on American citizens in China.
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United Press Tokyo
Kokumin
Kensuke Horinouchi
Washington
Tokyo
United States
Japan
Simmons
Hormonehl
Eurgene H. Dooman
Foreign Office
China
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