Umpire protest trims game as weather delays loom
A garbled OCR fragment shows referees and officials in a dispute over conduct and venue access. The readable bits hint at tension around a game, with mention of delays and financial or venue constraints impacting play. Names and precise details are missing from the text.
Ancestral Atlantic Cable Anniversary Notes and Local Updates
Sluggish year sees Paracraf style digest with varied items including the first Atlantic cable message anniversary on record, company profit contrasts for 1939 and 1938, a Jamestown missing child case resolved, local health and price observations, and ongoing traffic safety notices across Pennsylvania and New York.
Eight Cents Daily Medical Service Plan For Pennsylvanians
Harrisburg August 17 A flat eight cents daily health plan may reach Pennsylvanians by November 1 under a 1939 legislature approved program awaiting State Insurance Department approval. The Medical Service Association of Pennsylvania, allied with the Pennsylvania Medical Society, seeks a nonprofit charter and sets fees of 42.50 a month for singles, 4.50 for couples, and 1 more per dependent, with statewide operation and eligibility limits based on weekly earnings.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Insurance Department
Medical Service Association of Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
Marshall J. Taggart
Pennsylvania Medical Society
House of Representatives
George J. Sarraf
Pittsburgh
A. O. Hindman
Burgettstown
William W. Serrill
Kellettville
Arthur H. James
Erie Strike Settled Expected By End Of Week
A tentative agreement between Griffin Manufacturing Co. management and union officers is expected to be approved by week’s end, with a possibility that striking workers will return by next Monday. Mediator Thomas M. Finn of the U S Labor Department announced the development after being called to Erie.
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Erie
Griffin Manufacturing Co
Thomas M. Finn
United States Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Thompson’s Borsoma Tablets Advertises Kidney Relief
An old advertisement promotes Thompson’s Borsoma Tablets as a stimulant and kidney helper. It claims the pills flush poisonous waste from blood and aid the liver and stomach, noting a 25 cent price and availability at drug stores.
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Thompson
M. E. Conference Meets in Jamestown Sept 12 to 18
Corry Methodist church plans to attend the Erie Conference session in Jamestown September 12 to 18 at the First Methodist church Mamestown with Rev E Roy Myers as trustee. The event attracts about 225 ministers 225 lay delegates 1000 young people and many attendees. Bishop Adna Wright Leonard presides. Sweden bishop Raymond J Wille speaks on foreign field duties.
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Corry
Erie
Maméstown
E. Roy Myers
Jamestown
Bruce S. Wright
Adna Wright Leonard
Pittsburgh
Devry
Strufe
Eyvirt
Wesiiela
Jurry Denmins
Méthodist Episcopal Church
Souths
Theatrical union row reopens amid bitter exchange
Atlantic City Aug 17 The theatrical union clash between actors and stagehands flared anew before the AFL executive council. A rejected settlement plan raises the likelihood of an actors strike and a potential mass walkout across movie radio legitimate and concert venues. Harrisburg Aug 17 Revenue Secretary Hamilton warned against contracts with parties seeking rebates arguing the state constitution and court rulings. He urged action against those soliciting refunds or theater tax evasion.
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Fyn
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Cleus
Harrisburg
Revenue
William J. Hamilton
Hamilton
Pensylvania S
Probe Removal Of E R R Tracks To Wreck Train
Police and Erie Railroad officials investigated a track sabotage incident at a city site near the old city works property. Spikes were pulled and tires skidded from beneath the line, with two men identified as involved but no motive determined.
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E.R. R
renuGei Lot Lyeneat
Valle
City Woldworking Company
Franklint Lyib City
Sjorthy
Pelo
C. Ates
Thomas Alkers
Main Street
Arthur Rodgers
Halyday Street
Blanchfield
Erle
Test Law to Ban Over 25 at Sunday Picnics
Pittsburgh August 17 The constitutionality of the Ross Township ordinance banning Sunday picnics attended by more than 25 people was taken Under advisement. McBride George Daniels, owner of Paradise Gardens in the township, appealed two lines of $50 each levied last July by Squire George Brunner for violation of the ordinance.
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Pittsburgh
Ross Township
Judie Olso
McBride George Daniels
Paradise Gardens
Squire George Brunner
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