New Year Events Mentioned Across Churches and City Notices
The item lists New Year's Eve observances at multiple churches and an open house with Stan fore Fase and W.W. city rooms. It notes school resuming Monday after the holiday recess and oath ceremonies for elected officials at 10 o'clock. It also references fiscal results for Firestone and railway income declines, along with various local notices and scheduled health clinic examinations.
Highways Get Stricter Speed Enforcement In 1938
Governor George H. Earle and state officials launch a joint 1988 safety drive aimed at education and enforcement to curb highway fatalities. They pledge strict 50 mile per hour enforcement, start impartial speedster courts, and patrol highways overnight to curb reckless driving amid 2700 deaths and 60,000 injuries in 1937.
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David Abramson
United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Percy W. Moore
Revenue
J. Griffith
Pennsylvania
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Governors On Cars Proposal Fails To Gain Official Support
Officials and the State Motor Club reject a plan to suspend licenses for speeding. The draft measure urged automatic 90 day suspensions starting New Year’s Day for driving over 50 mph, backed by patrols and 18 state hearing inspectors. Proponents warned of road dangers and urged enforcement despite hardship for motorists who depend on autos.
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Poor Boards In State Will Be Abolished at Midnight Tonight
Pennsylvania faces the abolition of 374 local poor boards as of midnight, with about 24 000 families and 12 000 inmates of 75 poor houses set to lose local relief and switch to state aid. The move follows a 1927 law amid court doubts and a looming budget crisis, with relief costs possibly reaching 26 million. An ongoing legal review by the state’s Supreme Court remains unresolved into 1928.
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Hugh A. O'Hare
United. Press
Harrisburg
Department of Public Assistance
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Wuge
Department of ‘Assistance
George H. Earle
Karl de Schwenitz
High Court
Vigilantes Halt Chinese Thieves in Tsingtao Riots
United Press reports vigilantes organized by foreign residents clashed with Chinese thieves in Tsingtao as Chinese police abandoned posts amid Japanese advances. Explosions and factory arson filled the skyline while looting spread in the commercial quarter. Chinese residents panicked, fleeing toward the southwest as tensions rose with foreign and Japanese forces nearby.
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United Press
Tsingtao
Police Force Probes Series of Small Thefts
Police investigate five separate thefts in a single district as youths suspected in bike and item thefts. Incidents include bikes stolen near Spring street and Rex theatre, a car battery missing from a garage, a blue overcoat stolen from a parked car, and a package of women's clothing taken from a porch. Local residents Patrick Greene, Lotit Deuker, George Andrus, George Jeffries, and Miss Bess Merrink are named in the report.
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Lee John
Flanigan
Patrick Greene
Warrington Street
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Spring Street
Lotic de
George Jeffries
Erle
Phillipa Jewelry
Mallick
Lindbergh to join discussion on trans-oceanic flight plans
Chairman Lois Ludlow of the House subcommittee said Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was invited to testify after January 3 on proposals for promoting American trans-oceanic air service. The letter was sent to Lindbergh at Pan American Airways headquarters in New York. The article also notes a note on the English Tye Cup, its use and origins.
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Wien Press
Washington
Lois Ludlow
Ind
House
Treasury-Postoffee
Galdt
Wag
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ludlow
Lindbergh
Pan American Airways
New York
Trans-Oceanic Animal Service
Draft resolutions on death of attorney Marsh announced
A memo announced Thursday by Tsador Sobel head of the Eric Colinty Bar Association notes resolutions will be prepared in memory of the late attorney W. Edward Marsh. The committee includes Alwin J. Beach Francs F. McClintock William Morrow Walter L. Peake and James D. Williamson.
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W. Edward Marsh
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Tsador Sobel
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Alwin J. Beach
Francs F. McClintock
William
Morrow
Walter L. Peake
Walter
Scott
James D.williamson
Long River System The Missouri Mississippi river system
The Missouri Mississippi river system is described as 5 502 miles longer than the Aman, highlighting the vast scale of the network.
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Long River
Missouri
Worst strike year in history shocks Congress report
A 1937 Labor Board report to Congress notes the United States faced the worst strike period in history through October 1937. It records 2017 strikes in the first ten months, more than any full prior year, with about 3 percent of workers attempting to organize for collective bargaining.
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Congress
National Labor Relations Board
United States
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