Labor Day Celebrations Dropped in Albion Area
Local committees from Col Wahund and the American Legion post abandoned plans for an Albion Labor Day program amid uncertain plans for a street light relocation and ongoing discussions with the Pennsylvania Electric Company. Nearby, Rex Theatre’s weekly award went unclaimed, and Pennsylvania building permits for July showed growth, with 84 communities issuing 3273 permits and several valued at $100,000 or more.
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Columbus
Col
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Ralph Mr. Bashore
Bureau of Research and Information
Two Erie firemen suspended after street fight
Captain Dan Andrews of Engine No. 8 and Pipentan Joseph Sipple of the same house are suspended for two days for unbecoming conduct after a fist fight on a city street near 23rd and Ash. Chief Leonard conducted an investigation but could not identify the aggressor. Safety Director Harry J. Klebes indicated a patrol hearing will decide if further actions follow.
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Erie
Dan Andrews
Joseph Sipple
Hursday
Pen
Michael Leonard
Ash
Leonard Gald
Harry J. Kiehes
Andrews
Leonard
Sipple
Pack
Klebes
Man Seriously Hurt After Pole Struck in Warren
Joe Verroletta, about 40, a bachelor living near the Barnes chemical plant, is in serious condition at Warren General Hospital after being struck by a falling telephone pole he was helping move. He suffers a fractured pelvis, head wound, neck abrasions, and multiple bruises.
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Pole Warren
Joe Ferroletto
Barnes
Warren General Hospital
Verroletta
Labor Day program expands with races and parades
Vina for Corry’a La bor Day celebration adds a bicycle race and soapbox derby for youngsters. North Mast Band will provide music for the parade and afternoon events. A bugle and drum corps competition is planned with visits from Brad ford Jamestown and at least one Excoupes unit. The day aims for a full schedule of entertainment for all ages and strong regional turnout.
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Commander Lines
8 Journal
North Mast
Down Corps
Bradford
Jamestown
Wil
Amet Indies Hons
Dairy Feed Shortage May Boost Milk Price
Hearings were fixed to address an emergency indicating higher milk prices may result from a dairy feed shortage. John J. Snyder refused delaying testimony for Pennsylvania Milk Products Co. counsel. Dauphin County Council president urged price increases benefiting farmers, not distributors, while noting low incomes may strain a 1 cent retail rise. Hearings continue in Philadelphia and surrounding areas.
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HG. Risaman
John J. Snyder
E. W. Sheaffer
Pennsylvania Milk Products Company
Herrisburg
Snyder
Sheaffer
Harry Polikalf
Mill Board
John Yates
Harrisburg
Dauphin County Consumst Council
Sro Ca
Philadelphia
Paulaelphia
Montgomery
Ens Matgomery
Oil City Boy Missing at Canadohta Lake
A youth from Oil City vanished after swimming at Canadohta Lake with companions. His clothing remains at his parents’ cottage and his disappearance has sparked worry among family and neighbors as days pass with no sign of him.
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Oil City
Canadohta Lake
Jalon
Phe
Sailors Refuse Rickshaws on Singapore Tour
Thirty six Soviet sailors and a stewardess aboard the Russian steamer Udamk refused to ride rickshaws during a sightseeing tour in Singapore. They argued that men should not be made beasts of burden.
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Singapore
Udamk
Court Hearings Set Across Pennsylvania Cities This September
Delaware and Chester counties hearings will be held in Pittsburgh September 3 Pottsville September 14 Easton September 14 Scranton September 16 Johnstown September 18 and Erie September 21 After the testimony is studied the board will draft a new petition or order
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Chester
Pittsburgh
Pottsville
Easton
Scranton
Johnstown
Erie
Sharp Drop in U S Crime, 1925 to 1935, FBI Reports
United States crime fell across 1127 police departments serving 43 million residents, with fewer robberies and automobile thefts. Robbery totals dropped from 125.8 daily in 1933 to 9.25 in 1936, while reported homicides, aggravated assaults, burglary also decreased though rape offenses rose 14.7 percent. Large cities showed major declines, with reductions also seen in many smaller communities.
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United Prox
Washington
Crme
Federal Bureau of
Lumar
Asesault
Meaver
Hooversid Une
Soviet aviator breaks record in transport flight
Soviet airman Vladimi Kokkinaki set a new record by flying a transport aircraft with a load, reaching 13 1105 meters. The prior figure stood at 37 458 isters, marking a notable improvement in aerial achievement.
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Moscow
Vladimi Kokkinaki
Bar Association Opposes Curbs on Courts
The American Bar Association urged against any amendments to the U S constitution that would limit federal courts power to rule on the constitutionality of laws. The Boston report notes the stance taken by bar leaders resisting curbs on judicial review.
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BAR Ass'n
Ay United Press
Boston
Masa
Alperiim Bar Association
Nula Av
Dairymen's League Meet Draws 300 Attendants
About 300 persons gathered at Panama Rocks for a Dairymen's League rally led by Director A L Milles of Cattaraugus County. He promised a market for all milk year round and steady monthly pay, urged drought relief, and criticized past price handling. Sub districts 7A 178 reported locally and announced future meetings in Union City and Clymer on specified dates.
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Dairymen‘s League
A. L. Milles
Cattarmagus County
Corry
Panama Rocks
Dirtetor Milles
Rice
Crawford
Dorenoon
Roy Swart
Union City
Itwag
Nautauqua
Warren Counties
Clymer
Board of Thanks for Ethel Reynolds
Expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends especially Raymond Miz Co for kindness sympathy and flowers during illness and death of wife Mrs Ethel Reynolds signed Charles Reynolds
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Raymond Miz. Co
Ethel Reynolds
Charles Reynolds
Vandenberg Will Not Speak in Erie
The Erie event for Senator Arthur W. Vandenberg's speaking tour was cancelled after plans shifted and Col. Frank W. Cox, Republican VP nominee, decided not to attend. Governor Harold Hoffmann of New Jersey was offered as a replacement for the Sept 8 meeting, with Knox slated to travel east in early October, potentially affecting Erie.
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Erie Stadium
Frank W. Cox
Lora Leatier
Arthur W. Vandenberg
Erie
Harold Hoffman
New Jersey
Knox
Eriet
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