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Bond of Education event and radio program announced
A weekly community program titled Bond of Education will be presented as a WIPA recreational project at the Concord Community House at 6:20 PM, followed by a radio broadcast heard on Exe station Lonigh at 7 PM. The note highlights local events and roadwork updates amid a busy fall schedule.
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WIPA
Lonigh
Playgrounds to Close Friday Then Field Meet
City playgrounds run by the National Youth Administration and Works Progress Administration will close Friday with summer activities winding down by next Monday. Hundreds of city children enjoyed daily programs at multiple centers, supervised by federal staff. the PTA supplied equipment as the season concludes with a large field meet tied to Lattor Day celebrations.
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Etty Whiten
National Youth Aart Insteation
Works Progress Administration
U S Warship Bombing Triggers Strong Protests
The United States joined Britain Italy and Germany in protesting Spain over an attack on an American warship off the Spanish coast. The plane dropped two bombs near the Kane as it displayed the American flag. A second pass produced another bomb before a third strike. the destroyer fired seven anti aircraft rounds but neither ship was hit.
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Tlon
Kane
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Madrid
Francesco Irance
Seville
Spain
Spanish
State Department
J. B. Alvin
Alvin
Rhe Ksne
Pennsylvania gains seven Social Security Act benefits
Washington Aug 21 Pennsylvania citizens become eligible for seven of the ten benefits created by the Social Security Act. The Social Security Board chair John G Whitt said eligible aids include aid to the needy blind maternal and child health services crippled children child welfare services vocational rehabilitation public health services and federal old age benefits to start in 1937. Pennsylvania plans for aid to the aged and to dependent children would add two more benefits if approved. The board noted significant funds already reaching Pennsylvania for the blind and for mothers and children, with thousands aided in their own homes rather than institutions.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
John G. Whitt
Social Security Board
Children's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Tuhee Pan
Sheens
Joel Burden
Franic Social Security Board
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Delaware
Children’s
Department of Labor
Turner’s Plane Cracks Up in Narrow Escape Near Gallup
United Press reports aviator Turner, winner of a transcontinental title, escaped serious injury after his Wedell-Williams racer flipped twice during a forced landing on the Zuni Reservation. He left Union Air Terminal at dawn and, despite injuries to his head and shoulders, walked to the Indian Service Bureau before being taken by auto to Gallup and boarded a train to Los Angeles.
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Junior Pathtrop
Lloyd ‘Malmstrom
St Chaves Street
Jamestown
North Center Street
Malmotrom
United Presa
Los Angeles
Aug
Roston “Tyrer
Ue Bundi Transcontinental Vice
Kvalry Afresnahhig
Gallup
TOWLE
National Air Races
Nitieved ‘Turner
Vetivan
Wedell-Williams
Turner
Union Air Terminal
Albuquerque
Mith Ai
Indian Service Bureau
Kercheval Reconsiders Pro Football Exit for New York
Kentucky star kicker Ralph Kercheval reverses plan to quit pro football and agrees to terms with the Brooklyn Dodgers. The agreement involves health service extensions under Social Security provisions and rehab programs administered by federal agencies in the Interior and Education departments.
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Kercheval
New York
Ralph Kercheval
Kentucky
Brooklyn Dodgers
ICKES' SON Personal Crisis Reported In Tragic Death
Tyang Wonnenka 37, son of Interior official Harold L Ioltta, was found in a bedroom with a revolver and a bullet hole in the right temple. Coroner's report lists death as apparent self inflected. coroner scheduled inquest for 8 am tomorrow. Young Ickes had been living alone at his father's house while his wife was away on a variation trip at Mackinac Island.
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Winnenka
Tyang
Wu Wurth Tekes
Sporeary of the Interior
Harold L. Ioltta
Tekes
Fyfe Mas Ninson
Lie Toke Wate
Ickes
Mackinac Island
Mich
Magnuson
North Eastman Ends His Life in Pennsylvania
Donald Chattes, 28, father of two, killed by strychnine at his parents’ home in North East, Pa. after failing to reconcile with his estranged wife. He had visited Union City the day before to plead for a return home.
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North East
Donald Chattes
L. D Chaffee
West Main Street
Chaffees
78 Year Old Jar Brnld Praised By Mary Davis
An 18 year old quart jar, preserved for daily interview use, is proudly kept by Mrs. Mary Davis. The jar is described as in excellent condition with no chips.
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Jar
Mary Davis
Warren Storm Raids Local Area Causing Extensive Damage
A powerful storm struck Warren causing thousands in damage across streets and buildings. Widespread destruction included torn roofs two broken chimneys uprooted trees and damaged power lines with several apartments stores and a wholesale candy house sustaining major losses. The storm lasted only a few minutes but left a path of destruction along Pennsylvania Avenue and surrounding blocks.
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Warren
Spe
Ares
Uni
Fey
Prusky
Seener Pennsylvania Aveniue East
Carver Street
Mitchell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Prospect Itreet
Huronens Wholesale
Bii James Blyler Heil
Hanson Electrical Shop
38 Aboard Fishing Boat Reported Safe
United Press reports the missing fishing boat Almira with 38 men aboard is safe after a relative of a passenger said the craft and air aboard are fine. The boat reportedly reached the Long Island coast and put in at Point Lookout near Long Beach.
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United Press
New York
Foller
Long Island
Almira
Craaft
Air
Point Lookout
Long Beach
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