1937 Automobiles and Public Notices Hit Rail in Erie Area
Local notices report 1937 Willys display at Van's Auto, Moore? plans. police reshuffles include 46 deputy sheriffs in Chautauqua. New Castle and Butler patrol reshuffle. Golden Rule Club dinner at VFW. state liquor stores forecast Christmas week sales near 3.76 million. Roosevelt to ring in new year with family. Also fingerprint classes at state police barracks, car crash near Erie patrol wagon. Homer Cook named Erie mercantile appraiser. Emporium Water Co.'s rate cut set for January 1.
Tax Levy and Budget Adopted by City Council
City Council last night adopted a 14 12 mill tax levy and a budget of $74,626.97 for 1087 on third reading, with no changes. Bill 621 set the levy, Bill 622 approved total resources, and Bill 620 appropriated $4,589.02 to the incidental fund. a year end cleanup followed with a transfer of $2,088.15 and bills to be paid when funds are available.
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Commission
Mulderboic
Solon for 60 Days Day Y Howard Senator Term
Y Howard serves 60 days as a U S senator replacing the late Thomas Schall in Minnesota’s Democratic-Farmer Labor context. Elected asRepublican, he was previously a House page in 1887. General Frese notes the brief tenure until the new congress is sworn in.
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Day Y. Howard
U.S
Democratic-Farmer Labor
Minnesota
Howard
Congress
Thomas Schall
House
Frese
Corry Bible Class Seeks Growth With Sunday Talks
Charles S. Monroe will address the growing Corry Men’s Bible Class at the Salvation Army hall next Sunday afternoon. Leaders aim to reach one hundred members in coming weeks and invite all local men and boys to attend the 3 to 4 pm sessions. Last Sunday forty seven members heard H. Manley discuss the Holy Land and compare modern life with Christ’s era.
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Charles S. Monroe
Corry Men
Aternoon
Salvation Army Hall
H. Manley
Holy Land
Young Slayer Loses Bravado in Final Plea
Jacob Gallo 22, once cocky and unashamed, showed remorse as he spoke to prison officials about crime not paying. The slayer of a 79 year old woman urged youth to walk the straight and narrow as he awaited transfer from Cambria County Jail to Bellefonte Penitentiary for execution.
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Unites Fress
Cambria County
Backview
Bellefonte
Frigid Wave Brings New Year Cold Across Regions
Frigid air sweeps from the plains to the Midwest and Northeast as temperatures plunge in many states. While some areas escape heavy snow, others report six inch accumulations and unseasonable influenza spikes in Chicago and Milwaukee. Forecasters warn of much colder conditions tonight from New York to Minnesota, though Kansas and New Jersey may see milder spells.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Linois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
New Jersey
Kiwanis Heads Are Installed in Carry Club
Officers of the Carry Kiwanis Club were installed at a noon meeting by Lt. Gov. McClure of Division 1, Penn. Dist. Khyan's International. Theo P. Williams became president with R. Davison and Crawford Woods as vice presidents, Shoop as secretary and treasurer. Williams outlined plans including a near term membership drive and a hospital room maintenance project with a committee to meet with hospital officials. Guy M. Simons spoke on the club fund of 51500 aiding seven students. fund to grow. Committees were named for Agriculture, Attendance, Finance, House, Interclub, Music, Program, Publicity, Vocational Guidance, Athletics, and Educational Fund with GM Simmons and board to lead.
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Carry Kiwanis Club
Imority) McClure
Warren
Pennsylvania
Khyan's International
Theo P. Wiliams
Oval
Cluoy 4
R. Davison
Crawford M. Woods
Shoop
McCluse
Guy M Simons
Williams
C. M. Woods
Herbert Guild
Ray Green
Walter Stoth
GE Shoop
W. W. Graham
Ethletica
Caristensen and
L. Thomas
GM Simmons and Board
Senator Guffey Injured In Car Crash In Washington
Senator Joseph F. Guffey of Pennsylvania was injured when a U.S. mail delivery car struck a taxicab carrying him. Doctors at Emergency Hospital said his condition appeared not critical and he did not lose consciousness. He suffered injuries to his chest and arm.
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Washington
Joseph F. Guffey
D. Pa
U. 8
Guffey
Germany undecided on future policy in Spanish Civil War
Berlin reports Baron Konstantin von Neurath informed British and French ambassadors that Germany has not decided its course in the Spanish Civil War. A reliable source confirmed the remark as of this evening.
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Berlin
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Germany
City May Seek WPA Aid to Raze Old Buildings
City Council eyes WPA help to demolish disused structures including the Imperial and Antlor Hotel buildings on Poor Way. The move follows a special meeting where councilmen pushed for action to remove fire hazards and safety risks to pedestrians and children.
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WPA
Fred J. Weaver
Eliyr
Arlington
Mmgibry
Wiimila
Bult Willelf
Weld
Witlull
Imperial
Antlor
Bo- Heitor Kineaird
Sweeney Bt
Erle
Imperial Hotel
Uidins
Suspect Held in Tavern Murder After Canyon Siege
Raymond Styers, 28, held after police siege at Fish Creek cabin near Moundsville West Virginia. Car found identifies him as the man seen fleeing in the morning. Styers allegedly confessed to stealing the automobile in Asheville North Carolina and is connected to the slaying of Mrs. Bus, mother of five. Police recovered a gray green sedan part of a seat valued at 3000, plus six pistols, four rifles, two shotguns, ammunition and large food supply.
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United Press
Wiheeling
W. Va
Cos
Raymond Styers
S.J. Bris
Baer
Styers
Fish Creek
Abinet
Moundsv'lle
Truth Lie Bad Fix
Uncle Eben says a man who tells the truth is trustworthy, but he can tolerate a liar if caught. The trouble comes when a man mixes truth and falsehood, making it hard to keep up.
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Uncle Eben
Strikers Sleep In General Motors Body Plant
Strikers continue to eat and sleep inside the Fisher Body plant in Cleveland while negotiations for a settlement of a sit down strike proceed. UAW international vice president Wyndham Mortimer is shown addressing the crowd as the strike spreads to Flint Michigan plants of General Motors.
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Fisher
General Motors Corporation
Cleveland
Wyndham Mortimer
United Automobile Workers of America
Alfred P. Sloan
William S. Knudgen
Ceneral Motors
Flint
Micli
Police fail to ID woman found dead in creek
An inquest into the death of a woman whose body was found in a creek near Indiana, Dec 81, concluded she was alive but unconscious when thrown into the water. The body was wrapped in burlap and showed possible poisoning. Police suspected a man named Joe Brung but ruled him not the victim, with autopsy noting frail build and mining work history.
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United Press
Indiana
Dra
J. Kellam
Thomas W. Kreier
Dedin
Deowoing
Ik Helmg
Joeseph Brung
Hene
The Township System in American History
The Wainship system dates from the Munsee tradition and was adopted by the Continental Congress in 1785 after a report from a committee headed by Thomas Jefferson.
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Continental Congress
Thomay Jefferson
Indian 105 Asks Pension to Deny Submarine Losses
A cryptic note from Indian authorities requests pension reductions tied to submarine losses. The text references naval defense and a transfer, mentioning individuals and ships such as Nautilus and Igo, with unclear dates and locations. The fragmentary report hints at restructuring benefits and squadron movements without clear outcomes.
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Pension Hawai
Urovili
Cali
Fureca
Squairay
Sur Hey
Mega
Uielullan
Herys
S. Volphin
Nautilus
Naryehs
Igo Us
inCachetot
Holland
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Harry Montgomery
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Will Stark
William Clapper
Erie
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Erie County
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