Senate Drift Over Amendments Tied to Economic Conference
United Press reports a threatened Senate clash over Borah and Lodge amendments to naval appropriation reform. Idaho Senator Borah expresses willingness to withdraw his amendment to back an economic conference aimed at aiding Europe. Discussions with Watson and McCormick hint at broader talks on Brussels conference inclusion and U S involvement, while Lodge and Borah debate potential implications for Harding’s policy.
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Draft county road program promises Sparta road improvements
County commissioners plan to map the coming year road program at a meeting in Erie. A Northwestern Pennsylvania good roads coalition backs improvements including the three mile Eni stretch, the Corry-Watersford road, and a wider Erie County Sparta road. NY officials expect paving from Findley Lake to the border and the Sugar Grove to Ashville corridor may be upgraded within two years, with grading starting next fall.
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Chautauqua Assembly
Cemetery Assn at Columbus to Meet on Jan 10
The Columbus Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting at the library on January 10 at 2 PM to elect five directors and settle dues. Other local meetings include the Women’s Aid and Coronalwart gatherings in January with various hosts and dates. Several residents visit relatives and plan winter travel as schools resume January 1993.
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Mabel Dutlis
Jarisiomedd
Corpinwalty Aid
Mire WT Parker
Thy Colutye Itis Cemetery Association
Bhnor Crosby
Warren
Arid
Ray Gordon
Florence
Edward Gordon
Wwers
Florence Gordon
Edward
John Dawson
Af Lyneford
Wilt Dawson
Mariél Caster
Mercy
Jerinie Carter
Allene Thillberp
Tank Patrick
Jamestown Business College
Gust Ohrn Wid
Westfield
University of Sennsylvania
Monilay
Jamigey
Ella Allen
Lottaville
Wedding Word Sparks From Ciengo Society Circles
All Ciengo society awaits word of the marriage between Miss Adit Rookefellup McCormick and Bet Wird lend, Swiss architect, with social pages signaling forthcoming nuptials and extended family attendance hinted in local notices.
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Archituct
Clear Youth Tied to Theft Ring Arrests Stir
Dec 30 a mysterious figure called Walter Long, said by Dunkirk police to be linked to interstate traffic law violations, was jailed after a daytime confession tied him to six robberies over two months. State trapper John Wall and accomplice Joe Buczek identified by name, with Wall overhearing new confessions in a county jail scene.
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John Hucsek
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Hi Droske
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John J. Wall
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Joe Buczek
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Watt
New Year Swear List From 1928 Utterances Volume
A retro humor piece lists quirky New Year resolutions from 1928, detailing impossible oaths and social dares. It notes how readers vow to swear off various habits, from shooting elephants to refusing to lick Jack Dempsey, while lampooning the persistence of such pledges. The piece ends with a playful New Year greeting.
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