Demanding Civil Service Protections for City Workers
City employees in Erie press for civil service protections and old-age pensions under the Tallman bill. Acting Mayor Paul F. Watson signals support and aims to advance the measure through the council, with officials away and not available for comment.
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Erie
Arthur Clemens
John Zélazny
Ward
Paul F. Watson
Watson
Charles R. Barber
Gale Ross
Joséph C. Martin
Grou
New Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital Opens at St Marys
The new three story Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital at St Marys will be blessed Tuesday morning by Bishop John Mark Gitnnoh of the Erie diocese. After the ceremony the public may inspect the upgraded building and grounds. The rebuilt hospital features stone wings and a white cross atop the roof, with interior laid out for patient comfort and staff efficiency.
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ST. Marys
Andrew Kaul
John Mark Gitnnoh
Erle Dioges
Parade ends 35th Pennsylvania Elks convention
Poltsville hosts the close of the 35th state Elks convention parade. Awards include 60 for best float and 50 for second, with Tamaqua High and St Joseph's of Girardyne among top entries. The event honored local volunteers and raised funds for the association.
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Tts
Samiokin
Tamaqua High
St. Joseph's of
Girardyne
Girls? Crim’ and Bute Corp
Federal oil move sparks bitter denouncement
A Avivitie Refining Company board member, Gil, denounces government action as bureaucracy threatening to disrupt supply. He spoke to the Junior Board of Commerce criticizing Harold L. White and the oil industry’s capacity to handle shortages as Washington’s population soars from 276,718 to over 700,000.
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Gil
Avivitie Refining Company
Yeaterday
Mard
Harold L. Thites
Linton
A Laughing Matter Wm.S.Knudsen's Favorite Story
A short anecdote recalls Wm S Knudsen's pride after receiving an honorary decoration from the Danish consul in Detroit. He details his grandson Bill mishearing and asking which Knight he is set to become, hinting at the casual family moment surrounding the honor.
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Wm.s.knudsen
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Army health report at Indian Town Gap notes few disease cases
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania reports 19 000 soldiers at Indian Town Gap with only 12 general disease cases. Army doctors say no epidemic diseases and hospital admissions are low for the year. Soldiers are on duty or in hospital as precaution to prevent infection.
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New York Herald-Tribune
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Berlin
Douglas Miller
Alice Duer Miller
the White Cliffs
England
Winston Churchil
Indiantown Gap Army Cam
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Daily Quiz Errs Through Busy Classified Page
A reader puzzle lists scattered trivia prompts on battles, prophets, figures and places with several garbled words. The item reads like a chaotic classroom quiz page from a newspaper’s classified section.
Palmers and pilgrims and a dwarf admiral in odd notes
Historical curiosities abound as Palmers are described as wandering religious votaries sworn to poverty and palm bearing on pilgrimages to the Holy Land. An unusual dwarf named Admiral Dol is shown by PT. Bar nim, with a nephew Major Atom.
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Hayiti
Holy Land
Admiral Dol
Thumb
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Major Atom
Corry Teachers Attend Erie Institute and Local Notices
Twenty years ago on August 29 1921 Corry school system teachers planned to attend an institute in Erie. Jury duty was assigned for Katheryn Barked and Maude Keefe for the October term of the common pleas court. Frank Barnes aged 69 died, typhoid outbreak traced locally. Hugh Hedient shows a strong comeback with the Toledo club in the American Association. Downey and Cox homered for the Irvings in last night’s 1-11 loss. Mrs Williams and daughter Louise returned from New York City and Pendale, with Miss Williams resuming teaching in Wattsburg tomorrow. Mrs Ralph Paster and Elaine and Dr Stamler visited Orchard Beach yesterday.
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B.williams
Louise
New York City
Pendale
Willaims Tesyes
Wattsburg
Erie theft linked to Ohio burglary
Erie analysts tie the theft of valuable toolwork from the Berky Machine Tool Company to a similar heist in Cleveland last Saturday. Investigator Charles Sorok believes the same gang carried out both robberies as demand for such machine tools rises with out-of-town fences.
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Erie
Bérky
Cleveland
Gorp
Charles Sorok
Sorok
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