Pinchot to Address Pennsylvania State Grange Session
Governor Gifford Pinchot expected to address the Pennsylvania State Grange during its 50th annual convention in Dubois. Delegates heard reports on tax concerns and a proposed bill while awards honored 50-year Grange members and committees announced governance roles for conservation, electrification, legislation, and other areas.
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Ey Vaney Press
Dubois
Pennsylvania State Grange
Giffard Pin Hot
Blir ‘Toy
Dorsett
Fallowane
Guert Pinchot
Pike
Jet GL Light
Lebion
Harold Shoelk
Brankfin
Icbert Bennage
Union
Margaret Wiljcox
Warren
Fullerton
Tawkimee
FL. Krines
Fred E. Flsngh
Crawford
Charles B. Dayton
Bradford
Cora Taylor
Northumberland
C. Burvll
Clinton
Leslie J. Bolum
Lancaster
J. A. Jewsrt
Armstrong
Mary Collis
Verum
Carbon
W. A. Bucross
Nicodemus
Bedford
Miles Horst Lebanon
John 1
Post
Wallington
Iva Cross
Cambria
H. G. Eisaman
Eric
M. C. Knights
John H. Light
Lebanon
Raneatlon
H. A. Snyder
Lycomjing
H. J. Rice
Mettean
Yonjin
Sullivan
Ei T. Radle
Nomberland
Purley
Johnsim
Lehigh
Daniel Rice
Perry
Amos Yorwn
Lenz Keeps Lead in High Stakes Bridge Tourney
In New York United Press reports Sidney S. Lenz and Oswald Jacoby maintained a narrow edge over Bly Culbertson after a tense night of seven bridge rubbers. The second session drew bluster and showmanship, with wagers of up to $1,000 cited, and continued controversy over bidding theory and competition.
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United Press
New York
Sidney S. Lenz
Bly Culbertson
Leng
Oswald Jacoby
Tha Lay
Dirarsa
Curnerton
Jacoby
Outlaw Radio Station Trial Sees Rehearing in Pittsburgh
In Jeannaire Pennsylvania the outlaw radio station case against Lee Plan Spengen Eugene Tate and J Robinson entered a retrial in federal court. They face charges of illegally operating a station and interfering with five other outlets and infringing Pennsylvania lines from 194? to 1951. Indictments include operating WOM from August 1 19M to March 19 15 and related counts.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jeannaire
Ssen
Ilegally
Vmlio Atation
Allews
United States
Messus
Lee Plan Spengen
Eugene Tate
J. Robinson
Mennsylvania Yiate Lnes
Spencer
Namien
Robinson
Botti Bi ‘Ivtmerits Charze Operatiun
WOM
Jini
Obey Intictment
Burglary at Erse City Office Reports Major Stolen Goods
Burglars broke into a business at 119 Heed Street and stole typewriters, a Wilting machine, a clock, varnish, paints, oil, brushes, cement, rug, and tools. Value cited around 8600 with many items taken. The crime was discovered at 4 AM Tuesday and police issued notices for the stolen items.
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PRI
Whit Locke
II. J. Austin
Heed Street
L. C. Stullly
Burroughs
Burgiire
Highway wear and costs threaten Pennsylvania roads
The piece argues growing wear from heavy trucks and buses burdens state finances. It notes Ohio licensed freight moves mostly over Pennsylvania highways, while Pennsylvania taxpayers fund roadbed and maintenance, raising calls for fair compensation and system-wide reforms.
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Corry
Roosevelt Highway
Atlantic Seaboard
Alcon
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Srate
Tongren Homestead in Montmorenci District Destroyed by Fire
The Tongren Homestead near Ridgway burned Monday night with El mer Hongren fleeing in the cold. Firemen arrived to find the two story frame house rapidly engulfed and saved only small furniture pieces. Loss estimated at $22,000 with partial insurance.
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Ridgway, Dee
Tongren
Ridgway
Montmorenci
Elmer Hongren
Abandon Road Improvement West of Union
State officials plan to allocate funds to complete paving the east Lake Road from its terminus at file Creek to the New York State line. The nine and a half mile project is estimated at $880000 with surveys by Stanton C Funk due in Harrisburg. Governor Pinchot reportedly approved the plan pending funds.
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Union
Ohio State Line
Erle
Franklin
Eris
Lue Projeet
Harrisburg
Laie
Union City
Cranesville
Pinchot
Third Youth Tried For Prisoner’s Escape
A 19 year old from Pittsburgh faces trial in federal court for aiding a group of Erie prisoners to escape from a train in Pittsburgh. Two others pleaded guilty. Frank Merriman of Pittsburgh to be tried today and Arthur Agebroke also expected to plead guilty. Brennan and Martino, both of Pittsburgh, received one year probation after pleading.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Dec. S
Erie
Frank Merriman
Arthur Agebrose
William Brennan
Tom Martino
Plens
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Whit
John Washington
Union Sollier
Knoxville, Tenn
L. W. Olds
James P. Drawn
G. A. Ry
Post 70
Harry Weeks
Horn's Siding
John McLean
Charles Dean
Arthur White
Henry Keppel
Pair Plain
N. Y
Mr. Kepel
State Grange
Lenz
Jeanette
George Roach
Erse City
E. E. Austin and Son
Germany
the Needlecraft Shop
North Center Street
Huntingdon
Porter Michset
Luzerne
J. M. Kresge
Lackawanna
J. M.thompson
Robert Hughes
Jefferson
AyaLvAnth
Ersonal Finance
Beneficial Loan Society
Solith Center ST
Corry, PA
Cora Uga
Cart of
Powell Motor Co
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