WLBW Synchronization Plan Aimed at Erie Oil City Link
The Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph reports WLBW may seek federal approval to erect a booster transmitter at Erie linked by wires to Oil City to rebroadcast the same programs on the same wavelength. The plan mirrors earlier links like WZ Springfield WBZA Boston and parallels Columbia network experiments with WABC New York WHK Cleveland. Potential future integration with the Columbia system could expand synchronized coverage across multiple markets.
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Pennsylvana
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Federal Radio Commission
WLIBW
Oil City
Erie
Springfield
WBZA
Boston
WLEW
Columbia
Bell Laboratories
WABC
New York
WHK
Cleveland
Oil City - Erie
Classified Advertising Page Promotes Local Journal Ads
A verbose classifieds section outlines ad policies and categories for readers and advertisers. It lists sections for autos, housing, services, employment, business opportunities, loans, and instruction, noting rates, deadlines, and editorial rights. It highlights offerings like automotive listings, professional services, and financial loans with contact details for City Loan Offices in Erle, Pa.
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Canvaasers
Waoren
Back to farm move reported in Penn'a
Pennsylvania state secretary of agriculture Charles G Jordan says a back to the farm movement is starting as youths leave cities for farming regions. He notes industrial employment and machinery growth are reversing urban migration, with brighter prospects for farmers in 1991 despite drought and low industrial mood. He highlights potatoes as key to Pennsylvania farming and expects improved farm conditions as demand and buying power rise.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles G Jordan
Jordan
Unitedress
Sai
Jordan Gaia
Meadville Police hold Theo Dickson after raid seizure
Meadville police detained Theo dore Dickson of 210 Clinton court following seizure of four pints of alleged whiskey during a raid on his apartment Monday afternoon. Card of Thanks expresses appreciation to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the bereavement of brother Timothy Lusey. The Linsey Realty, Inc.
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Meadville
Theodore Dickson
Clinton Court
Timothy Lusey
Linsey
Rev Hall to Occupy Pulpit at Columbus Church
In Columbus on December 1, services at Community church Sunday December 7 will be led by Rev William Hall pastor of the Lutheran church in Corry. Sunday school starts an hour earlier and the Young People’s Society meets at 730 pm. Ladies are invited to join an all day lamp shade session Friday December 5 at the church with materials furnished by Corry electric company. 35 cents per shade to be donated to Community Aid. Also noted are Thanksgiving visits by Wilmot and Harold Bates and local hunting success by Mrs Floyd McHilroy James Hall Frank Schramming and four Burlin brothers. A home furnishing group led by Miss Pollock will meet Friday December 12 at 230 pm at the A A Anderson home. blotter pads were made at the last lesson.
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Columbus
William Hall
Churen
Corry
Young People's Society
All Ladies of Columbus
Electric Aid Gas Company
Wilmot
Harold Bates
P. W Bates
Swissvale
Floyd McHilroy
James Hall
Frank Schramiing
Burlingame Brothers
Miss Pollock
Former Corry Resident Elizabeth McCray Dead in Erie Hospital
Mrs. Elizabeth McCray widow of Wilson McCray died at an Erie hospital Monday afternoon at 3 30 after a long illness. A former Corry resident, she lived here nearly twenty years before moving to Erie last May. She was 76 last November 10. Survived by daughter Mrs. Lawrence Burch Corty son Leonard Safford Westfield Ohio and brother Mark Sager Pittsburgh. Body brought to the home of the Burchs 570 East South Street for funeral Wednesday at 4 30 under Rev Winner. interment Larue Ohio.
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Elizabeth McCray
Wilson McCray
Erie
McCray
Corry
Mee Gray
Lawrence Burch
Corty
Leonard Safford
Westfield, Y
Mark Sager
Pittsburgh
Burch
South Street
Larue, O
Arrange Credit for Unemployed Persons
Philadelphia December report says six million employed people may borrow from banks without collateral during the business depression, stated by Mayor Harry A. Mackey at the opening address of the Prison Welfare Association drive.
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United Press Philadelphia
Harry A. Mackey
Prison Welfs Association
Bonus to Employees in New York Firms Declared
Brokers say Certler Dev jilk o. announce a corporate bonus for all staff ranging from four to ten weeks of salary based on length of service. The firm maintains offices in New York Chicago Boston and Philadelphia.
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New York
Dog
Certler
Dev’ Jilk & O
Yany
New Yorks
Chicago
Boston
Philadephia
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Colery Business and Professional Women's Club
Nurses
Genter Street
Ruth
Monica Garrity
Bast Peses
Tenance
Wisi
Marion Smith
Vath
Taesu
Jay
Gertrude Field
Lona Merker
Ida Ohrn
Ruth Glyburne
Mish Miry Smith
Borbia Lou Filson
Miss Smith
Lee
See
Ada
Monumen
Starr
Granite & Marble Works
Losex
Delaware
Commerce Bldg
Erle
Housenard Goode
Goad
Austin
Atevel
City
Pleasant
Tooma
Hind Avenue
Ee Ross
N. Cohen
S. Center Street
West
Wrest Pleasant Street
John B PaLtersu
Fay
West Church Street
Gust Moor
Gould
Spring Greet Road
D. L. Duntan
Kiwanis Club
C. A. Shusyak Real
Kiwanis
Cory
G. “A. Shuss
Eurni
Divorgi Huth Wdlelne Foley
Leo Patrick Woley
Covirt Common Pleas
Erie County
Penna
Alidy
Novi Porm
Leo Patrick Poley
Common Plas
Susy
Penn
James A. Sullivan
United Press
White House
Willian N. Doak
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Doak
Dr. Nexon'e Chinarold
Rev. Hall
St. Paul's
Cuba
Sten Asics
Mama Ney
Phous
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Montgomery Ward & CO
Center St
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