Reading Solon Promotes Unemployment Insurance Bill
Reading official Darl ington Hoopes drafts a state unemployment insurance measure funding via employer and state contributions. Benefits set at 50 percent wage with extra for dependents, $12-$25 weekly, coverage universal, with indefinite duration. Additional bills cover workers compensation, child labor, schooling, credit unions, and tax reforms.
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Harrisburg
Darlington Hoopes
Reading
Hoopes
United Press
Think It Over to Gait a Boat Against the Wind
The passage argues that steering a boat into an opposing wind is challenging but doable, stressing that reaching the destination matters more than favorable winds. It emphasizes the importance of skill and determination over easy conditions.
Week Left to Get 1931 Licenses in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia report says motorists who delayed applying for 1931 plates must act now. Keystone Automobile Glut bulletin warns time is nearly up for plate distribution and no extension will be granted for use of 1920 plates starting January 4, per J Maxwell Smith of the club.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Keystone Automobile Glut
Uber
J. Maxwell Smith
Pennsylvania State Department of Revenue
Smith
B. E. Taylor
Department of Property & Supplies
Perfect Christmas Weather Is Promised Across Nation
Chicago reports a forecast of perfect Christmas weather with crisp clear skies for most of the nation. Snow flurries expected in many areas while St Louis and Kansas City regions face sleet and rain. California’s San Joaquin Valley cool with frost protection for fruit trees.
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Chicago
United States
Central Plains
Pacific Worthwest
East
Forshasters
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Joaquin Valley
California
$50,000 Damage Action Filed in Erie Court
Carolyn and Jesse Sterling sue Harold Southwick of Erie for $50,000 over injuries to Mrs Sterling in a February auto crash seven miles south of Union City. The suit claims careless driving on an icy slope caused a skid that pinned her, leaving permanent injuries to her right leg ankle and shoulder. The couple seeks $30,000 for the wife and $10,000 for loss of services and companionship.
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Millcreek
Union City
Erie
Harold Southwick
East 18Th Street
Erie County Court
Carolyn
Jesse Sterling
Millcreek Township
Sterling
War Department allocates over twenty million for river and harbor relief
The War Department approved a total of 20,819,340 to stimulate river and harbor work nationwide and to advance Mississippi flood control projects aiding unemployment relief. Allocations include 75,000 for Allegheny locks and dams, 300,000 for Kanawha River, 50,000 for Ohio River locks and dams, and 400,000 for open channel improvements. An additional 3,000,000 was set aside for Mississippi flood control while 17,815,340 already distributed to about 100 river and harbor projects. Secretary Hyde also apportioned 80,000,000 for highway construction.
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War Department
Washington
Naion
Mississippi River
Allegheny River
Kanawhe River
W- Va
Ohio River
Congress
Department
Mississippi
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
States
Encouraging Signs in Unemployment Report
Washington reports hopeful notes on unemployment with 5,300,000 out of work. President Green cites slower December rise, possible improvement if January stays low. Gov actions include 20.8 million for rivers and flood control and 80 million for state road work. Hoover confirms policy to uphold high wage scales in construction contracts.
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Washington
Walfiat Green
American Federation of Labor
United States
War Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Nye
Hoover
FOR SALE 1825 Ford coupe heater new battery two rear tires
Classified items show a 1825 Ford coupe offered for quick sale at $40 with heater, new battery, two new rear tires. Also listed repairs and refinishing services by J B Johnson at 629 West Wayne St and various notices about schedules and financial statements from Columbus Township.
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J.B. Johnson
West
Wayne St
Township Supervisors Certify Expenditure Report
The Board of Supervisors of Columbus Township Warren County certify the township is of the second class and that the information is true and correct. They state funds were expended according to Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Highways standards and regulations as available. Clifton Armstrong George Baccus George Bensink sign as Supervisors with attestation by secretary and notary. commission expires January 1986.
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Board of Supervisors
Columbus Township
Warren County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Department of Highways
Armstrong
Clifton Baccus
George Bensink
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