Institutes Discuss Relief Problems In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg December 8 The Pennsylvania Department of Welfare sponsors institutes to discuss relief administration in response to demands from relief groups. Sessions will be held in multiple counties including Huntingdon Delaware York Warren Bedford and Schuylkill and run one or two days. Local groups are limited to fifty members and led by trained personnel with experience in community organization and relief services. The conference collaborates with the Pennsylvania Conference on Social Welfare and Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania to plan programs. County Emergency Relief Board members have urged institutes and the department invites inquiries for county wide discussions on unemployment relief and efficient planning.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Welfare
Huntingdon
Delaware
York
Warren
Bedford
Schnytler
Pennsylvania Conference On Social Welfare
Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania
Cunningham Case to Do to Jury Today
The Cunningham case from Turtle Creek, Pa., charged with tampering with prospective jurors for Pittsburgh Mayor Charles H. Kline’s trial, goes to a seven women five men jury today. Judge Thomas W. Watson presides as defense and Commonwealth lawyers argued vigorously. The state alleges Cunningham proposed a juror interview plan via Hoy Alfen of Bakersfield, who denied any defense to such actions.
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Butlur
Robert J. Cunningham
Turtle Creek
Charles H. Kline
Pittsbugh
Thomas W. Watson
Commonwealth
Cunningham
Hoy Aileen
Bakersi
Kline
Hetetive
Alfen
Caningha
Unproductive Russians to be set to work in camps
Moscow reports a roundup to uproot unproductive elements in larger cities. Kilaks and others are to be sent to work, likely in convict labor camps, with invalids and those unable to work exempt. The Central Executive Committee approved convict labor coverage in Soviet newspapers.
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Unicaria
Moscow
Central Executive Committee
Soviet Union
Wepre
Week of Prayer Scheduled Across Corry Churches
Corry to observe a Week of Prayer January 9 through 15 under the Corry Ministerial Association. Union services will be held at various churches with speakers from Lutheran, Christian and Missionary Alliance, Baptist, Presbyterian, and Methodist churches. Each lecture features a specific prayer theme and will start at 7 30 o clock each evening.
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Corry
Corry Ministerial Association
Webl
United Brethren In Christ
Qutheran Chupetr
B.A. Hook
Christan and Missionary Alliance Church
William Hull
Speaser
Christ the Mediator
Baptist Church
H.R. Hartis
the Holy Spirit
Presbyterian Church
Br, Lewis
Methodist Church
GL. Boyd
Maple products meetings spark farmer help plan
Several meetings on Tuesday will discuss possibilities and problems of winter maple syrup crops. E T Murphy from Pennsylvania State College will lead sessions at D B Seml Wattsburg farm at 10 00 am Homer Sot ated farm R D Corry at 2 pm and Gor City building at 7 pm. Woodlot thinning remonstration will be addressed.
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Kinhary Sri
E.T. Murphy
Pennsylvania State College
D. B
Wattsburg
Farm of
Homer
R. D
Corry
Ford Leads Other Makes in Six Year Auto Sales
Ford tops a six year period ending October 1932 with 4,001,SEAL leading All makes at 15,183,842 total U S car sales. Ford’s share was 26.1 percent though production halted twice for Model A preparations and later volume deliveries began in late 1932 with new passenger models.
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Ford Molon Company
H. K. Powell
Powell Moitow Cy
Rhenth
SEAL
Ford
Ford Cary
Ward
Oatober
Pord
Unite States
Triplets Born at Ridgway Hospital in History Making Event
Mrs H Gausmann of Oak Street welcomed trio of boys at Erie County General Hospital on Saturday. First at 11 24 weighing pounds and one ounce. Second at 41 62 weighing 5 pounds 8 ounces. Third at 12 20 weighing 5 pounds 4 ounces. Attendants note this as the hospital’s first triplet birth.
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Ripuwar
Empiees
H. Gausmann
Oak Street
Erie County General Hospital
Gausmann
Crash victim readmitted to Warren hospital
Bruce Williams, treated at Warren General Hospital after a collision between his car and a Buffalo Pittsburgh bus, was readmitted Tuesday morning following a discharge Saturday night. He suffers severe chest pains and remains under medical care for his injuries.
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Warren
Bruce Will
Iams
Warren General Hospital
Fox B
Buffalo
All Cars Must Carry 33 Tags Sunday Jan 1
Harrisburg reports that 1992 license plates expire at midnight December 31. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles will screen applications before applicants enter the line, correcting in order and speeding delivery. Office hours run 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to 12 noon Sundays.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Patunlion
Burestili
Lily
SANE YOUTH STRUCK BY CAR IN KANE RESULTS IN SKULL FRACTURE
Clare Campbell a 14 year old Kane resident was struck by a light sedan on Mt Jewell street while crossing. He suffered a fractured skull and other head injuries and was taken to the Community hospital in Kane where his condition was listed as serious. Rudolph Benson was driving the car.
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Kant
Clare Campbell
Bayard Street
Kane
Mt. Jewell
Rudolph Benson
Mb Jewett
Benson
Penn Teachers Will Elect New Officers
Representatives of Pennsylvania's 63 000 public school teachers met to elect officers for the Pennsylvania State Educational Association for the coming years. Unopposed for re election were Dr Princis Hans as president M Bent for first vice president and Bent Graham named honorary second vice president. Governor Gifford Pinchot and Dr James M Rule addressed the forum. The convention will end Thursday night with Allentown and Philadelphia extending invitations for the 1992 convention.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Educational Association
Princis
Hans
Bloomsburg State Teachers College
Bent
Ebensburg
Bent. Graham
Pittsburgh
Gifford Pincchot
James M. Rule
HHS
di Ruse
State
Aiucation Commission
Allentown
Philadelphia
Erie Man Mentioned for Federal Position
Rumors on December 28 said Attorney Ritchie T. Marsh may be appointed next U S attorney for the western Pennsylvania federal district. Marsh, the current federal referee in bankruptcy, told The Times Min that he would accept the post if it materializes. Louis B E Graham of New Castle, then district attorney, holds headquarters in Pittsburgh and the office moves to Pittsburgh for court sessions twice yearly. Mr and Mrs Stuart Houghton and daughter Phyllis visited in Eepyville after staying at the home of Mr and Mrs William Houghton on West Wayne Street.
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Brie
Ritchie T. Marsh
Pennsyvania
Marsh
Prio
the Times
Min
Louis BE. Graham
New Castle
Lbis
Pittsburgh
Mie
Stuart Houghton
Phyllis
Jeff
Eepyville, Pa
William Houghton
West Wayne Street
Probe death of Erie farmer found in car
Coroner W G Kable investigates the death of 26 year old farmer Fimil Fraben, found seated upright in his garage near Cherry Road one mile from the city. Autopsy to determine exact cause as family sought explanation after his disappearance Monday afternoon and the car ignition was on but engine not running.
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Murdes
W. G. Kcble
Fimil Fraben
Cherry Rest
Stroble
Whic
Funeral Tragedy Stuns Fort City Community
In Fort City a fatal funeral tragedy occurred as a man died near a burial site. Witnesses recall a sudden explosion and a scream as a youth named Hanach faced a lethal event. The incident centered on a memorial and stunned local residents.
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Painesville
Len Colur
Madow
Hanach
Corry Mules Transport Application HARR Update
An update from Corry concerns the HARR transport application. Public service details outline proposed routes and regulatory steps for mule transport links in Corry. Officials expect review and comments from stakeholders before final approval.
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HARR
Corry
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