Pittsburgh Dry Chief Harold D Wilson Transfer Rumors
Pittsburgh dispatches report that Harold D. Wilson deputy prohibition administrator in charge of local raids will be transferred from western Pennsylvania. Administrators and politicians discuss his shift after a major raid at the Amen Corner picnic in McKees Rocks. Wilson is on leave in Massachusetts and may seek a post in Boston. Pennington notes a possible return to Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Harold D. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Cerain
Allegheny County
Harold D
Howard J Jones
Prohibition
Washington
Wilson
McKees Rocks
Amen Corier Rnin
Massachusetts
Pennington
Boston
Johnson Replies to Gilpin Letter From Corry Pa 1930
Corry is the setting for a forthright letter defending prohibition and critiquing Gilpin's remarks. The writer links liquor to crime, recounts liquor conditions across Denver Kansas City Buffalo and Britain, and argues that enforcement and social outcomes vary with locale. He asserts that younger generations will handle themselves and notes vendors rarely act as social welfare workers.
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Corry
Gilpin
Prac- Healy
Denver
Kansas City
Attexward
Buffalo
Gil
T S
Gilpit
Fort Le Boeuf Chapter Hosts Waterford Picnic
Thirty seven members of the Fort Le Boeuf Chapter of the Daughters of American Colonists met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo MuCeny in Waterford on Saturday for a sumptuous picnic dinner under trees. A report announced nine new members and major honor awards. Mrs. R. L. Brotherton praised the officers and presented Past Regent pins to the group, with Mrs. J. D. Sterrett of Erie and Mrs. Carleton R. Pierce of North East also receiving pins destined for reserve.
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Fort le Bost
Rome
Rollo Mu Ceny
Waterford
Ani Maree Hanes Petaine
R. L. Brotherton
J. D. Sterrett
Erie
Carleton R. Pierce
North East
Charles M. Hatch
Pasadena
California
Classified notices from Ville Albion Corry readers gathered
Classified ads list attendees from Ville Albion Corry and Mrs P O Howard with others in Corry. Fall meeting set for Brie on November 15. Greenville guest of Dr and Mrs Gilleile. Editorial notes urge readers to use ads for home office farm needs and services. Classified categories cover monuments notices strayed found cars and a public sale. Includes a sale of Holstein cattle, card of thanks, and contact details for farm equipment and services.
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Ville
Albion
Hast and Corry
P.O. Howard
Charles F. Cronin
J. Patterson
Corry
Brie
Peracuala
Gareges
Ico
Corry Letter Critique Sparks Church Attacks Debate
A Corry reader defends local church tolerance while criticizing attacks from Mr. Gilpin. The letter warns against immigration of external scrutiny and links such condemnations to crime, poverty, and gang politics shaping city governance. Austin H. Johnson signs the correspondence.
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Corry
America
Austin H. Johnson
Church
Golf Driving Contest Awards at Sunny Acres Range
Robert Ottang and Norman Mountain tied for first with drives of 225 yards each at Sunny Acres driving range west of Stie Hatchery. Beatrice Daugherty won the ladies contest with four drives, Miss Joe St Clair runner up, and Miss Dorothy Love land third with 185 yards.
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Robert Ottang Norman
Acres
Fred Shuss
Stie
Kane High Plans Pool Fund Drive After Debate
In Kall Aug 68 a Friday afternoon meeting between Burgess E W Albertson and John K Getz at Kane High School focused on raising funds for a public swimming pool. Albertson backed a dramatic fund-raising event while organizers seek support from local groups, with plans to begin soon and expect a quick response. The community, especially children, has long needed a public bathing spot for hot months.
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Scross
Fin
Cashier Surrenders Burwuse Phone The Budkud
Harry Holt a 29 year old Sioux City clerk in the federal postal savings division for 19 years surrendered in New York authorities say he spent about 13000 dollars of government funds on baseball pools and the stock market. He then took 2000 dollars in an alias to cover losses.
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Burwuse
Budkud
Harry Holt
Sioux City
Federal Postal Saving Department
Priso Holt
New York
Definition of Wealth in The Ordinary
A brief note defines wealth as material objects owned by humans and external to the owner. It argues wealth excludes intangible assets and personal abilities, focusing on physical possessions. The text frames wealth as the sum of external things controlled by an individual, separating wealth from nonmaterial value.
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