City News and Local Notices Roundup
Regular City Council meeting planned for Monday evening. Post office urges mail early. Kiwanis Club quietly canvassing for new members. Genera Tire and Rubber announces resumption of preferred dividends. December 30 payout to holders of record December 20. Delegation seeks CWA approval for dam project in Harrisburg. Community Christmas decorations brighten the district. city tree adds Yuletide spirit. 1934 license plates valid starting tomorrow. Deer season ends tomorrow with expected lower kills. Roosevelt Highway Association leader Clyde F. Brown in Harrisburg for association matters. House votes to limit work hours to six per day and thirty per week. Mrs. Mourton informs of Mrs. Nelson's death in Dunkirk. A Union City resident's Falcon-Knight stolen. police alerted. Walter Knoblock, Erie Art Metal founder, dies after gallstone surgery. Nearly 500,000 1984 motor vehicle registrations issued. 410,374 plates issued this period, up 12,400. Stocks mixed on NYSE. Corry lodge initiates new class. about twenty-five candidates. PA Education Association convention set for Philadelphia December 27-29 under President Haas with theme A New Deal in Education. Major Harold F. Flicher dismissal rumors at Pitts burgh employment office denied. A V Motley to assume duties. Rice Hotel Union City obtains liquor license. Harrisburg House approves railroad train crown plan. Senate to consider next week. Rep. Perry criticizes bill but notes political risk.
One Thousand Thirty Seven Apply for Erie Liquor Jobs
One thousand thirty seven applicants for positions in state liquor stores in Erie and Crawford counties will take a civil service style examination at Academy High School Saturday morning December 16 at 9 a.m. John C. Diehl announced. The process aims for a fair square deal with numbers used to identify examinees.
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Fire Destroys Sugar Plant Warehouse
A sugar plant warehouse burned rapidly with Mt Clemens Detroit and Selfridge Field crews aiding. Six hundred workers were employed at the facility before the main building was almost completely destroyed. The fire halted work as rescue efforts focused on saving the main structure. Meanwhile, the primary children of the M Church are asked to meet for Friday rehearsal at 4 PM for the Christmas program.
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Rascoe and Morley Book Critics Clash in Week’s Review
H Allen Smith reviews Burton Rascoe’s Prometheans. He argues Rascoe’s follow up lacks substance, compares his essays unfavorably with Christopher Morley, and praises Morley’s Internal Revenue. Other noted titles include Bunin’s Village and The Gentleman from San Francisco, Simonds on future war, Strachey Eminent Victorians, and Lamb by Lamb omnibus.
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United Press
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Oklahoma
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Christopher Morley
Doubleday Doran
Sherlock Holmes
Alfred A. Knopf
Ivan Bunin
Gentleman
San Francisco
Wind Changes Desert Map
Wind shifts redraw the ibyun desert map along the Sani dunes line affecting win points and strategic positions. Changes alter routes and control in the arid region, with implications for ongoing campaigns and local factions.
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Army to Give Needy Dinner on Christmas
Salvation Army volunteers collect through Christmas kettles at 21 East Washington Street to fund a city dinner for 150 or more. Proceeds fund dinners and other Christmas work at the Citadel. donations requested to P.O. Box 335. Chicken dinner hoped with about thirty chickens needed for the meal.
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Dr W H Hay to Operate Briarcliffe Lodge
Dr William H Hay of Stroudsburg announces Briarcliffe addition to his headquarters after January 2. The Briarcliffe Lodge, a famed resort hotel near New York City, offers 250 guest rooms, dining rooms, golf, gym, pool, courts and trails. Carl Willmsen named resident manager from Newburgh Palestine Hotel.
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Kaiser Restoration Hint Sparks German Youth Talk
Montreal reports R. Henschel son of Germany's top locomotive maker predicts a new German empire and Kaiser within years. He says a strong revival movement among German youth supports restoring the monarchy.
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