Pennsylvania News Brevities From Aug. 9 items across cities
United Press reports across Pennsylvania cover actions from Lancaster hosting the state National Guard convention October 26 to 28, to arrests and legal moves in Ambridge, York and Harrisburg. Highlights include Martin Braun to be removed to Baltimore for counterfeiting charges, a parole plea for John Yoder tied to mine riots, a fatal car crash near Hanover, a collision injuring firemen in Scranton, a derrick accident in Lancaster, a murderer apprehension in Columbia, and civic actions in Dauphin County regarding minor judiciary reform.
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Pittsburgh
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National Guard Association of Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Brieisher Wood
Harrisburg
Mova
Allegheny County
Dauphin County
The Main Tenet of Safety on Highways
A safety attitude matters more than better cars or roads. Drivers must avoid overconfidence on good roads and practice courteous driving. Most crashes stem from simple errors like passing on curves or driving too fast for conditions.
Governor Pinchot on Harrisburg dairy dispute and milk plans
Gifford Pinchot urges peaceful action to stabilize Pennsylvania dairy markets amid disputes between farmers and distributors. He stresses a fair return for all, warns against road blockades and violence, and advocates federal milk marketing agreements to protect milk supply for over 10 million Pennsylvanians. He notes dairy’s central role in state welfare and warns against harming children’s health. The piece ends with Toledo school tax shortfall forcing Lincoln County’s four month term next year depending on delinquent payments.
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Gifford Pinchot
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United States
Toledo, O
Lincoln County
Railroads Not Over Capitalized Says Federal Coordinator
The piece argues opposition to transport regulation changes is unfounded as Joseph Eastman, railroad coordinator and former Interstate Commerce Commissioner, states net capitalization in bonds and stocks is less than actual invested property value. It notes Eastman’s critical stance toward railroads and predicts value recovery for railroads alongside other businesses.
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Joseph Eastman
Federal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hastman
Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files Local Notes
Twenty years ago Corry Leader items include a near trampling of Mrs Nina Crow by a runaway horse at Main and Center streets. Harkness party from Pittsburgh eye Findley Lake cottages and land. Mrs W F Spencer suffered severe burns from a stove gas explosion on East Wayne street. Dan Lynch, former Corry youth, reportedly dying from motor drome injuries at Ludlow Lagoon. NuBone Corset workers take a week off. several locals attend Prohibition picnic in Union City. Lakeside Assembly at Findley Lake opened with good attendance, Grange Day expected. Mrs Binnest Dimick hosts a spider web party for relatives Isabelle and Jeannette Warner. Frank Ebble and family vacationing in Canada. Merton Brown and son Milo plan Mill Village fishing trip. Interior decorating progress at Presbyterian church. Os Houghtaling and wife travel to Punxsutawney. Will Willard Potts married four times to brides named Alice. Father Murphy’s brothers serve in church duties in Boston.
Local Society Mock Wedding Entertained by Miss Bess Drought
Miss Bess Drought hosted guests from the N. 2. T. Club and A. B. C. Club for an evening entertainment featuring a mock wedding led by Miss Dorothy Wilcox. Bridesmaids included Miss Lucile Murray with Miss Elizabeth Lyons as maid of honor and Miss Emily Weaver in bridal garb, while Miss Ava Mak rea acted as groony and Miss Drought acted as beat man.
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Bess Drought
N. 2. T. Clb
A. B.C. Club
Dorothy Wilcox
Emily ‘Weaver
Ava Mackrea
Groony
Elizabeth Lyons
Mins Lucile Muurray
Beat Man
Mins Drought
Price Tags And Boycott Echoes From 1919 Reform Debate
Washington August 9: the agricultural adjustment administration plans weekly farm price lists echoing Wilsons 1919 proposal to mark interstate goods with producer prices. The piece traces blue eagle campaigns and prison labor bans, noting NRA lawyers framed policy as a matter of collective bargaining and not labor rights.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wilson
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Hugh 8
Johnson
NRA Legal Department
Young, Alert Iswyers
Mache Golfo Front Arable Mochi Coffee
Fragmentary text mentions coffee and arable topics with unclear context. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events are discernible from the excerpt.
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Arabia
Paris Styles in Bagatelle Polo Fashions Reveal Elegant Attire
At Bagatelle polo games the crowd showcases chic ensembles. One outfit features black taffeta with a white polka dot organdie blouse and green velvet pants, while another pairs a black white crepe frock with a white velvet coat and a Madras inspired hat. A smoke gray tulle evening gown with crepe de chine shows a decollete in front and a gray organdie border. The ensembles emphasize stylish accessories and refined lines suitable for a fashionable daytime show.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Bagatelle
Martinico
Wine County PTA Picnic Benefits Local Units
The Wine County Parent Teachers Association held a picnic at Mrs Grace Bishop’s Concord union City road home yesterday with over fifty members from different units attending. After dining, Mrs George Laidlaw Erie county council vice president and Mrs Linn Bonee publicity chairwoman spoke. Cottage Hill association led by new president Mrs William Schrader organized the event, with Corry attendees including Mrs Bert Hurst Mrs Ralph Foster Mrs William Haenel and Mrs J Roscoe Dearing.
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Wine County
Parent Teachers Association
Grace Bishop
Concord-union City
George Laidlaw
Erie County Council
Linn Bonee
Cottage Hill
Corry
Bert Hurst
Ralph Foster
William Haenel
J. Roscoe Dearing
Youngstown Man Succumbs to Burns from Camp Stove Explosion
Sharon Pennsylvania August 8 Paul Gerlach 48 of Youngstown Ohio died in a hospital here from burns suffered when a gasoline stove exploded at his Yankee Lake camp on July 3 His wife Mrs Gerlach also burned was reported recovering at home
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Sharon
Paul Gerlach
Youngstown
Yankee Lake
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