Picnic and Civic Measures in Kane and Erie
Cloudy cooler with Kane borough approving bicycle regulations and registration begins today. Erie sees WPA presence, job placements rise 60,000 since January, while taxidermy exams set for September in Harrisburg. International Nickel reports June profit of 4.226 million dollars, and Rome bureau of United Press ordered to depart Italy.
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Kane
Richard Rossbacher
International Nickel Company of Canada, Ltd
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
United Press
Rome
Italy
H.R. Bicits
United Pres
Hay
WPA Offices at Franklin to Open Soon
Franklin August 10 The new Works Progress Administration head quarters in the Williams garage on Grant street will begin operation by week’s end said branch office manager Guy C Cleaver as Erie and New Castle offices furniture arrives. Services will be split with labor timekeeping and supply fund on the second floor and engineering operations on the first. Offices run Monday to Friday with hours 7 30 to 11 30 12 15 to 4 05.
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Franklin
New Works Progress Administration
Williams
Grant Street
Guy C. Cleaver
Erie
New Castle
Rocky Grove
Cledger
Cleaver
Boy Killed Running in Front of Car Near Foxburg
Merle Putton Clark 12, son of Mr and Mrs Rudell Clark, leaped from a stone wall onto a car driven by M J Armstrong of Parker a half mile below Foxburg. He was killed instantly by a fractured skull and hurled about 40 yards. Father witnessed from the porch. Coroner signed accidental death. no inquest planned. Driver remained at scene until officials arrived.
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Foxburg
Merle Putton Clark
Rudell Clark
M. J. Armstrong
Parker
Charles M. Woodward
Armstrong County
Republicans Add To Gains In Erie County
Republican registration in Erie and Erie County continued to mount Wednesday according to figures from Scott Way, Erie county registrar. On Tuesday at the courthouse there were 20 new Republican registrations and 80 new Democrats. A total of 182 Democrats changed, while 16 Republicans shifted to the Democratic side. Approximately 300 change-of-address cards were issued Tuesday.
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Erie
Aus
Erie County
Scott . Way
Court House
Board to Consider Teaching Vacancies at Next Meeting
The Board of Education will act at the regular meeting next Monday evening on two or three existing or impending teaching vacancies. The session, the last regular meeting before the 1938-30 term opens on September lin, is expected to cover routine reopening preparations. CG. H. Geiger said there is little special business anticipated for the directors.
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Board of Education
Grist
CG. H. Geiger
St Louis Cigarette Tax Aims For Revenue Boost
City fiscal officials estimate the new two cent per pack tax will not yield $800,000 annually, to fund relief. About 10,000 dealers must obtain licenses and stamps to affix to all cigarette packages sold within the city.
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ST. Louis
Erie sheriff denies claims of attorney in slander suit
Erie County reports Sheriff Carl F Kappler denying a slander claim by Attorney Atthus Rurnett Wilson. Papers served by County Coroner W G Voble allege Wilson sues for $1000 over a Tuesday verbal exchange with Miss Stora Berry, chief clerk, and an ensuing sheriff sale at 1137 West 20th Street.
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Eris
Atthus Rurnett Wilson
Carl F Kappler
Wilson
Ob Gott House
Mere
W. G. Voble
Kane Guardsman Stung by Wasp at Camp Manassas
Aug 10 Kane Guardsmen report no major incidents at the Manassas encampment aside from Lieut L R Newton of the 112th Tarantee unit being stung repeatedly by a wasp. Newton suffered swelling near the left eye but the injury is not serious.
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Kane Guardsman
Kan
National Guard
Miiassas
L. R. Newton
Thuy Bathilion Meadaverters Company
112Th Tarantey
Newton
Praewylvania
Manassas
Worker hurt while escaping scalding at Kane Summit plant
Edward Sweden hJelm, 44, of Greeves Street, Kane, a councilman from the Second Ward, was injured at Kane Summit plant when steam scalded him after his drill broke a pipe. He jumped to a cement floor, fracturing both heels, with second-degree burns on hands and arms. He was treated at Kane Summit Hospital.
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Kane
Edward Swedenhjelm
Greeves Street
Kane Summit
Kane Shirl Company
Carlyle
Tll
Robert Shade
Clinton County Court
Nouge
Erigon
Denhjelm
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Santo James Leone
Thelma Katherine Kirch
Corry
J. Paul Spohn
Louise Houser
Gary
Public Assistance Department
Dennis J. Driscoll
Elke County
Public Duity Commission
Crawford County
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Leo Anderson
Corry Golf Profesional
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Pittsburgh
Barrett Melvin
Oakmont
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Tony Perna
Dayton
Perry Delvecchio
Greensburg
Johnny Bulle
Chicago
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
George N. Roberts
Second Avenue
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Crawford M. Woods Company
Franz Furniture
WPA
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Kappler
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Ysburg
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Eleens
Leonine Wet
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Karl Johnston
Kuppler
Laat
Otter Lea
Coldstream
Ann Page
Tomatis Sapiee
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U.S No. 1
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Red Cross
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