Anniversary of the first Atlantic wireless message noted
The piece recalls the anniversary of the first wireless Atlantic message. It also reports on a Erie board of education meeting, a wage bonus for Jewell Tea Co employees, deer hunting in Corry, electric output gains by Associated Gas & Electric, a testimonial dinner for P. Clair Ross, and various local notices including rail workers, weather outlook, water checks, church assembly, a Meadvill trainman injury, and a new Corry company Precision Products Inc with $10 000 stock.
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Atlantic
Board of Education
Jewell Tea Ca, Inc
L. J. Harden
Erie
P. Clair Ross
Corry
Sterling Club
Butler
H. B. Callahan
Ross
Precision Products, Inc
State Department
Harrisburg
Frank Ames
E. Graham
8. J. Irvine
Prince Edward Abdicates Throne Amid Emotive Farewell
Hundreds of Corryites hear the farewell of Edward of Windsor as he renounces the throne to marry a twice divorced American woman. The broadcast on National and Columbia networks conveys his pledge to support his brother and empire while expressing gratitude to his family and the British public.
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Prince Balward
British Empire
Corryltes
Edward of
Winder
Wales
George V
Woma
Waa
United States
National
Columbia
Duke of
Yori
Prince of Wales
Ima
N’s
Edward
Mr. Baldwin
Hy Pelme Aninister
Parliamerit
Prince Wales
Increase in cigar industry in Pennsylvania gains momentum
Harrisburg reports from the Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs show 1,715,617,000 cigars were produced in 1935 across 280 establishments, surpassing 1934 output by 45,777,000. Most output comes from Philadelphia and York counties, with big firms and machine-made cigars common in Philadelphia and smaller, hand-made shops prevalent in York.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs
Pennsylvania
Thomas A. Logue
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Yorke
Philadelphia County
York County
Protests Against Layoff WPA Employes In Erie
Erie voters and the Erie Work Alliance press for continued WPA jobs amid unemployment. Oscar Waller ton leads the alliance in urging expansion of federal aid while City Council refers the request to Mayor Barber, who cites national pressure to keep WPA working for the needy.
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Erie
County Coumly
Works Progress Admintabration
Harrisburg
WPA
Erie City
Riie
Attianes
Nedy Bond
Pestuuinge Puxehusingy
Oscar Wallerton
Alliance
WIPA
Igrle
Charles R. Barber
Eriewalt
Pylday
Barber
Mayors’ Conference
Washington
Gasoline Explosion Burns Three Women at Huntley Home
Fragmented report indicates three women were burned when gasoline exploded at a Huntley residence. Text suggests flames singed heads and rapid extinguishing by bystanders before relief services arrived. Witnesses mention gasoline fumes and possible ignition source during use by one woman. Misprint errors obscure full details.
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Huntley
Superintendent resigns at Wallpen Gerbrit hospital
Misa Clara Justice, serving as superintendent for a year, submitted her resignation to the bond UF directora after yesterday's announcement. Prior roles included theoretical 1 structeons or nurnes.
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Warren
Misa Clara Justice
Wallpen Gerbrit Hospital
Bradford Engine Plant to Move to Smethport
A Bradford engine company plans to relocate its Diesel plant to Smethport in the near future. The move would create about 100 jobs if the borough approves a suitable building site and bulkhead access is secured. Plans were announced by a company representative after talks with local leaders.
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Bradford
Smethport
Smicthipomy
Tessel ‘Nicblyr Engine Co
Unwaniael
Ya. Warskbinn
Lenard
John Fom
Ye Sauviiipart 5
Ponape Club
Washiburn
Noble Buildig
Fear County Hospital Costs Exceed Estimate
Erie County officials reported the projected hospital construction and equipment costs will surpass original estimates. The county commissioners instructed their solicitor to prepare the proper application and forward it to Harrisburg without delay for additional funds from the Public Works Administration.
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Erie County
Walkout at Oil City plant seeks wage boost
Oil City workers staged a 200 person walkout over pay as management shut two departments at the Pimp and Mavis Company plant. Officials said a wage dispute triggered the stoppage and a meeting was planned to discuss a ten cent an hour raise demand.
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George H. Earle
Oil City
National Transit
Pmutmjen
Lig
Transit Pimp
Mavis Company
Leveateroiy
Powell
Uther Winny
Sia
Saul
Atul
Upevidtes Niis
Whee
Denwind
Thwan
Allegheny River Rises Further Amid Air Observations
Report from Allegheny at Franklin Portage shows river level increasing with highs around ten feet as weather continues warm. Barks and low spots remain flooded along the West Branch canal. river temperatures stay elevated and rising.
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Ol Giey
Allegheny
aiMelal
Franklin Peportage
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Associated Gas & Electric System
Lone Star Gas Corporation
Anna Patterson
Worth Street
Pittsburgh
Tooty Agar
Star
United Press Associations
State Health Department
Drie Catholic
St. Eawiri's
West Ninth Street
Karl Kress
Meadville
Niobe
Spencer Hospital
Great Lakes
Montgomery Ward
Corryites
Prince Edward
Penw
First Baptist Church
Ernest A. Hook
Bible School
Misa Ethel Macray
Haronl G. Walfe
Brie
The
Citizens National Bank
Me Christmas Club
Fear County Hospital
Allegheny River
Jonathan
Oleo
Keystone
Wieners Bologna
Dupont
Frank C. C
North Center Street Club
Japin & Sons Corry, P
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