Weather and business notes from 1936 era across multiple items
Philadelphia July retail up 18 percent as Fed report notes first seven months 1986 gains. Bendix Aviation stock likely dividends $1.50 to $1.75 per share. Erie library meeting planned October 5. Grange events at Chautauqua and Italian Day at Conneaut Lake Park. Roosevelt and media events at Chautauqua Mars. Erie and Crawford counties report large public events and fire alarm false. Corry Grange radio program Friday. Wallington and Cooper wedding in Detroit.
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Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Board
Launch Survey Into Organization Of Band
Avon Wilcox heads a committee named by President Morris Cha Pin of Golden Rule Chih whien Will Degli. An investigation week fix to the prospects of organizing a tdtn this city. Mr. Wilcox calls a meeting of the committee for Thursday evening. Preliminary plans will be made for a survey into the project. Other members include Pred York and W P Lombard. Interest from Curry One musicians suggests material is available for a new band if support follows. The committee will inquire into rehearsal rooms talent instruments and financial backing.
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Avon A
Wilcox
Morris Cha- Pin
Pred York
W. P. Lombard
Curry One
U Nai Haw
Tose
FDIC premium rates continued with no near term cuts
In Cleveland and Meadville reports, FDIC chair Lea Crowley says the $6 million profit does not imply immediate premium reductions. Five years of experience needed to set long term rates, as the FDIC expands to 14,118 banks. Crowley notes Congress must approve rate changes, with interim recommendations possible. The agency started in August last year, taking in $28 million in premiums and forecasting over $8.5 million annual income, while expenses cap at $2.5 million. Losses through ten months totaled about $4.815 million, largely from loans and asset purchases to avert bank failures or aid mergers. About $100,000 in U.S. government baby bonds sold via Meadville post office.
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Cleveland, Sug
Reading
Lea T. Crowley
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Crowley
FIDIC
Congress
FDIC
Sanks
Services for Murray Bliss at late home
Rusquires and close friends gathered at the late home of Murray R. Bigs to attend funeral services for the well known young man killed in a motorcycle accident. The rites conducted by Rev. A M Van Dyke included scripture and prayer. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with Chi Phi Fraternity bearers from Erie Pittsburgh Jamestown Union City Philadelphia and Philadelphia area mourners attending. Out of town guests included families from Chicago New York City Findley Lake and Los Angeles among others. WESSTER CURRY REUNION The Webster Curry families held their nineteenth annual reunion at Mayville New York with dinner at one o clock and a program in the afternoon Guests came from multiple towns across Pa and Des Moines IA.
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Frederick Blass
Erie
Blaine Harrington
Pranklin
T. King McCreery
Paul §. Brown
Pittsburgh
Frank W. Bigelow
Jamestown
John ©. Mullin
Union City
Jack MacInnes
Lee Shoemaker
Philadelphia
Willis B. Conant
Roger
Chicago
Fred C. Coleman
New York City
Jacob Roth
Arthur Blass
Benjamin Parent
DeWitt Jackson
John Roth
Jean Rossiter
May Jackson
North East
W. H. Streimer
Harry Fomerts
Charlotte
B. Rafter
Findley Lake
Maurice T
Alfred
Los Angeles
Calif
Five Injured In Auto Crash Near City Limits
Five people were injured in a two-vehicle crash on Route 9 yesterday about a half mile from town. The Andersons and Mildred Wagner, all from the city, suffered injuries including head, facial, and limb wounds. G. P. Wagner of Holt City drove one car, with a third vehicle blamed for forcing the chain of events. patrolmen pursue the driver as investigators examine the wreckage and continue searches.
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Erie
Oil City
Pie
Heer Frie Shewsky
Houta 9
Atonion
Wile
Fehoder
Mel
Cayline Anderson
Mildredl
Wily
Willy
Oi City
Arle
Means Swindler Does Not Require Operation
Gaston B. Means, serving a federal sentence in Leavenworth, was considered improved today by physicians and it was decided no operation was necessary. Means had been convicted of swindling Mrs. Byalyn Walsh McLean of Washington in connection with the Lindbergh kidnapping case. His wife flew there from Washington to stay with him. he suffers stomach disorders.
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Meavenworth
Run
Gaston B. Means
Ulat
Byalyn
Walsh McLean
Washington
Lindberg
Means
Open Tax Note Bids August 19
Public notice announces opening of tax note bids on August 19 by the governing office. Details describe bidding procedures, dates, and that bids are secured by return guarantees with special legislative actions noted.
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United Press Famaisalng
Guammar
Uniadiophoyiin
Gover Dior Anus
Farmers Urged to Insure Laborers in Work Incident
Harrisburg Aug 12 A brief statement urges farmers to protect laborers with workers compensation insurance even if not required by law. Ralph M Bashore, Ralph Stennett head of the Residence Prevention Division, cites injuries to farm workers including a 14 year old boy killed when a wagon wheel upset a load of wheat. The farmer in that case was protected by workers compensation insurance.
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Harrisburg
Jawy
Diploma haul waits for UC Berkeley grads to claim
About 37 diplomas from the University of California at Berkeley are unclaimed. The article notes that many graduates have not yet picked up their diplomas, and urges recipients to contact the university to retrieve them.
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Serkeley
Cal—Modern
University of California
Named successor to Father Baker chosen in Buffalo
Rev. Julieth Maguire of St. Agatha's Mystic and Wash Avenues was named superintendent of Gus Lady of Victory Healing and administrator of Our Lady of Victory Basilica. The appointment was made by Bishop Walsh and takes effect immediately with a customary interregnum before formal assumption.
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Joseph E. Maguire
Our Lady At Victory Home
Buffalo
Julieth Maguire
Pustin
St. Agatha's
Wash Aweels
Gus Lady of Victory Heatien
Wieirty
Our Lady of Viptory Basvilion
Pulroy
Walsh
Colin Iaiop
Dunsters
Pather Maguire
Advance Work On New Warren City Building
Work on the Warren municipal building progresses with August 1st completion target. Bricklayers' strike and contractor changes threaten schedule as BL Vansicke Co and Whitty crews face delays, risking final readiness and requiring new labor arrangements.
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Warren
Aire Bilckliyers
BL. Vansicke Company
Alteriat
Wiis
Kant Radtans
Inaugural Charge Set For August 20 At Victory Institutions
The text notes Hengasime and negs naming a new head by August 20, with semortal jis Will Tie and Bachuina celebration while Father Baker and Rr. Magulyy accept posts as superintendents at the Vast Our Lady of Victory institutions after a two week consideration.
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Father Baker
Magulyy
Our Lady of Victory
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