We the People and North American Empire Choices
Jay Franklin Washington surveys the 1930s shift in North American influence. He argues for a noninterventionist, cooperative Pan American economic bloc with Canada, Mexico, Cuba, and Caribbean nations, challenging old imperialist policies and praising the New Deal’s progress toward a peaceful, integrated hemisphere.
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State Department
Two More School Nurses Added In Erie County
Erie County expands school nursing with two joint services in Albion and Crancaville and a combined nurse for Wattsburg Amity and Venango districts. Olga P. Hinkson will cover Wattsburg Amity Venango. Virginia Mooney Prout covers Albion Craneaville. Over 75 percent of non city students now receive nurse care. The Tuberculosis Association funds these positions and aims to cover all county schools.
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Erie County
Erie County Health and ‘Tuberculosis Association
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Crancaville
Wattsburg
Amity
Venango
Corry
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Olga P. Hinkson
Erie
Virginia Mooney Prout
Edinboro
Eiinboro
Albion
Craneaville
Turberculogig Association
Ebensburg Reports Snow in Cambria County
Snow fell in Cambria County Sunday with Ebensburg dispatches noting flakes were heard to melt as soon as they touched the ground. The mercury dropped to 48 degrees.
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Ebensburg
Rural Schools Open Today for Fall Term
Rural districts and Clymer French Creek diarylet area begin the 1930 87 school year. Corry and Albion areas hold later openings with several towns delaying until Tuesday September 9th or 5th. About 49 500 county children start classes today as few schools remain closed for the start.
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Burral
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Wayne Townships
Democratic registrar urged in Erie meeting at city
Dems in Erie City at 1030 Peach Street demand a Democratic registrar to work with Republican Scott Way in the registration office at the court house. The motion, led by Maurice J. Coughlin, advisory chair of the Erie County Democratic committee, passed unanimously with expectation county commissioners will appoint soon.
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Peach Street
Maurice J. Coughlin
Erie County Democratic Committee
Coughlin
Mrs B P Fritchman Dies in Ridgway
Word reached the city of the death of Mrs. B. P. Fritchman wife of Milton R Tipton formerly Corry police chief now with Western Maryland Rasimbad police force at Gettysburg Pa Funeral services set for Wednesday The deceased was the aunt of Milton R Tipton Princeton buys West Chinese library Montreal McGill 190 000 volumes acquired by Princeton University
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Ridgway
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Gettysburg
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Montreal
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Princeton University
Infantile paralysis hits a second child in city
A two year old west side girl is the town s second poliomyelitis patient this summer. Doctors report her leg is stiff and she is treated with immobilization while the illness runs its course. She may recover some function with later exercise and therapy. The first victim, a Westminster girl of twenty, has been sent home and is not seriously ill.
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Directa
Westminster
Black women fined for disorderly conduct at Elk Creek Park
Aug 31 two Black women Bertha Mitchell 48 and Louise Tarrant 22 were fined $10 each by Justice of the Peace Walter Goodwin Wesleyville after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. They were entertaining 251 male visitors when state police intervened. Men were released on $10 bail pending a hearing Tuesday at 10 am on charges of astonishing an immoral show.
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Justice of the Peace
Walter Goodwin
Wesleyville
Bertha Mitchell
Louise Tarrant
Elk Creek Park
Justice Goodwin
Relief cases drop in Pennsylvania week ending August 22
Pennsylvania direct relief rolls fell by 6 275 cases affecting 24 422 persons in the week ended August 22. The drop, the largest since mid January, mainly reflects increased Works Program employment. Total on state relief rolls stood at 157 429 cases representing 503 987 people. Net weekly reduction came from closing 11 520 cases and opening 6 245.
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Snaked One Out Holton Dynamite Blasting Incident
Holton Kansas Charles Perry a road worker reached into a hole to place blasting dynamite and pulled out a six foot bull awake in a dangerous mishap while on duty at the work site local authorities investigated the freak accident and urged caution with blasting procedures.
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Holton
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Charles Perry
Corryite Injured at Titusville in Vehicle Collision
Titusville August 31 a two car crash at Spring street and Central avenue at 1 45 p m caused damage to both vehicles and injuries to Rev M B Baker and his wife and son in the Baker car. Darwin Bell driving the Utica sedan escaped unharmed. The Baker car required towing. पुस्तक
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Corry Dems at Albion Rally in Erie County
Corry attended a Democratic Progressive Club rally in Albion as part of a countywide series. Noubert J. Pitagerali of Rae headlined, with Samuel Gilson and Frank McCarty speaking for state senate and assembly. The event featured boxing bouts and drew about four hundred attendees, who enjoyed a lively program.
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Erie County
Albion
Noubert J. Pitagerali
Rae
State Workmen's Sensation Board
Samuel 4B. Gilson
State Senate
Frank McCarty
State Assembly
West County
Aidthet
Waters Dwindle near Fergus Falls
Creeks and lakes in the Fergus Falls area were low today as water levels continued to fall. The report notes the drought conditions persisting since the first white settlement about 75 years ago.
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