August concert series opens at Amphitheatre with Guineape Creatore
The 62nd annual summer season begins Wednesday August 28 at the Amphitheatre featuring Guineape Creatore and a 42 musician group in a series of afternoon and evening performances through August 21. Events include academic and cultural notes on guests, schedules, and related civic notices from the area, alongside oil production updates and local municipal activity.
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Talligva
Bani
Guineape Creatore
Major Congressional Acts Summarized by United Press
Washington Aug 27 major acts of the 74th congress in session one include Social Security with federal pensions for the aged and unemployment insurance, Wagner Labor Disputes Act to protect union rights, Banking Act reorganizing the Federal Reserve and extending bank insurance, relief funding for direct relief and work relief, new income and estate taxes, income tax publicity repeal, AAA amendments protecting New Deal crop controls, TVA amendments empowering power sales and expansion funding, interstate railway and bus regulation, railroad reorganization and pensions, restored Spanish War veterans pensions, NRA extension, and Baby Bonds offering government bonds from 25 dollars.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Labor Relations Board
Federal Reserve System
Roosevelt
AAA
New Deal
Kerr-Smith
Miss Kalvelage Seeks Recorder of Deeds
Katherine Kalvelage a 21 year old Erie resident on the Democratic ticket for Recorder of Deeds has strong local ties and a long record in school administration and business work. Born in Erie to a German pioneer family she graduated from Academy High School in 1921 and has seven years as secretary and office manager plus seven in industry. She is endorsed by Supt. John Diehl H C Strick and Principal A J Nicely and emphasizes independence and clean service to taxpayers.
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Katherine Kalvelage
Peach Street
Erie
Recorder of Deeds
Academy High School
John C. Diehl
H.C. Strick
A. J. Nicely
Miss Kalvelage
Mary J
Joseph M. Kalvelage
South
Seeding Delay Threatens Use of Jlhs Field
Corry's 12000 athletic effort continues without seed and whether the field will be ready for Fall 1936 remains in doubt. At a special Board of Education meeting last night a proposal to purchase six hundred pounds of seed was tabled and the matter deferred to the September 9th regular meeting. Superintendent Dewey’s report on the Harrisburg conference and revised seed figures were reviewed.
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Aamsburg
Lambing
State Department of Agriculture
Erie
Offie Department
Lambingslao
Dewey
Harrisburg
Barnes
Patterson
Messrs. Bennett
Brown
Love
Hillstrom
Action to curb school mischief at Fairview building
The Board of Education seeks police assistance to stop students from climbing the Fairview school roof and causing mischief around the Fourth Ward building. Secretary Geiger will discuss with Mayor Glen Miller to enlist aid. Complaints describe gangs reaching the roof and near misses from accidents. The board may remove the upper fire escape portion and asks authorities for help.
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Board of Education
Fairview
Fourth Ward
C. H. Geiger
Glen Miller
Rural libraries hire 4000 under WPA plan in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports final approval of a reading service project by the Works Progress Administration to employ 4,000 in rural Pennsylvania libraries for one year at a cost of 3,912,410 with a federal grant of 3,877,050. Edward J. Jones, state WPA chief, says work could start within a month and 90 percent of workers would come from relief rolls. State library officials note library budgets have shrunk from tax issues, yet library use has risen about 40 percent as job seekers prepare for re employment.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Whittington
States Works Progress Administration
Edward J. Jones
WPA
Jones
Washington
WEA
Jonoa Tod Fis Superions
Pennsylvania
Second Victim Dies After Emporium Shooting
Ridgway reports the second fatality from a Wednesday family quarrel at the McCullum home in Kimporim. Mrs. James McCullum, 62, died in St Marys hospital. son Charles Tibury died instantly. The husband, M Cullum, slashed his throat and remains hospitalized. Authorities plan charges and state hospital sanity testing are pending. Remains of Mrs. McCullum and Charles Tibury were interred in Emporium. Two McCullum children survive.
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Ridgway
James McCullum
St. Mary's Hospital
McCullum
Kimporimast
Charles Tilbunt
St. Marys Hospital
Alls
Warren State Hospital
M. Cullum
Tiburg
Emporium
Sensational New Gasoline Announced for Local Cars
The Pennzoil Company unveils New Pennzip Gasoline as the perfect partner with Pennzoil Motor Oil. It promises smoother, faster-running engines at no extra cost, with motorists claiming new car power and fuel savings. Available today at any station displaying the Pennzoil sign.
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Pennzoil Company
Pennzoil Motor Oil
Titusville Man Stabbed in Friday Night Assault
Titusville Aug 27 J C Reip proprietor of a South Franklin street beer place lies in critical condition at City hospital with multiple wounds to his left side. At about 9 pm ambulance took him from his apartment door at 226 South Prairie street. His wife and her brother Ray Grove were with him. Police investigating motive remained unclear.
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Titusville
J. ¢. Reip
Montana Fish Streams Restocked With 35 Million Game Fish
Helena Montana reports over 35 million game fish stocked in the state streams during the fiscal year ending June 30, a rise of more than 15 million from the previous year. The effort reflects increased hatchery output and fishing opportunities across multiple regions.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Tax collector to explain costs before Board of Education
George H Gordon the collector of school taxes will be summoned to appear before the Board of Education to explain various costs assessed on delinquents. Protests cited excessive $2.90 costs on $4 per capita assessments and questions about legal charges and how they are levied. A Ward resident’s complaint was referred to Solicitor Blaine Mboutti for investigation.
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George H Gordon
Ajpuin
Board of Education
Te Howagus
Fywelly Ward
Corry
Blaine Mboutti
Que Hon
1935 High Graduate Dies of Diphtheria
Brief obituary notes the death of a 1935 high graduate from diphtheria. Brother Robert among mourners. funeral at home Wednesday at 8 o'clock, burial at St Elizabeth's cemetery. Due to communicable disease the service will be private. Mrs M J Cronilen and son, Miss M Short of Rochester, and Mr and Mrs GJ Ennis of Mapu avenue visit the family.
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Page
Robert
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Cronilen Ant Sen
M. Short
Rochester
GJ. Ennis
Mapu Avenue
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Educa'fica
St .Edward's School
D’¢ry
Lyle Saxton
United States
California
Oil City
County Court House
CCC
Panama
Goshen
William B.C. Washburn
New York City
N. R. Dickson
Phil Baker
Will Rogers
Gulf Oil Corporation
Pittsburgh
Baker
Rogers
Ede
Alaska
W. W. Howes
James A. Farley
National Association of Post Office Clerks
Gettyysburg
Pennsylvania Post Office
A. W. Larson
Warran
William Y. Davis
Altoona
Hazleton
Erie Railroad
Columbus
Scott
Pansion
TVA
Airmall
Interstate Commerce Commission
Masoimum
Raiload
Supreme Court
NRA
Helen
Schluraff
Kirbysville
Tex
J. F. Phirlips
H. Andress
Kirbyville
Verona
Ella Berry
Pennzip
NEW Pennzoil Motor Oil
A.B. Fox
Pennzoil
Pennsip
Peonsip
Brann
Valley Forge
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
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