Moses lists potential GOP nominees and court pick in lengthy open letter
Washington reports Robe Moses, NY park chief and political ally of Al Smith, proposes former rivals for the Republican nomination in a broad open letter. He suggests Owen J Roberts for the Supreme Court and criticizes classes of politicians to be skipped, while naming possible candidates from General Electric to industrialists and reformers as fits for a 1930s GOP ticket.
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Egypt Trains Heir To Throne In Iron Regime
London dispatch details Crown Prince Farouk of Egypt, 16, kept under strict guard and constant discipline while educated in England. Sent to Woolwich and a royal academy track, he enjoys boxing and tennis under heavy surveillance, with tutors, a governor, and police protection shaping his upbringing amid political tensions at home.
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Veteran P. R. R. Worker Of Oil City Retired
Harry A. Kent of 1 Grove Avenue, a passenger conductor for the P R R and a well known railroad man in this section, retired from active service on Saturday and placed on the company honor roll after more than 44 years of service. He suffered only a minor injury to the index finger when a wet glove stuck to a link, and escaped serious injury in the sole accident he experienced when a freight train collided with a passenger train at Parkers Landing, causing 24 hours of traffic disruption but no serious injuries.
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Services for John Farrell at St Thomas Church
A Requiem Mass for John Farrell of Corry was held at 9:30 this morning at St Thomas Church with Rev. Francis Graves celebrant and the church choir. Temporary burial occurred in the mausoleum, with later burial in St Thomas Cemetery. attendees included numerous relatives and locals from Corry and visitors from Albion Erie and Snartansburg.
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Back to Egypt Under Cover After Woolwich Academy
A report notes a figure remaining incognito during a period away from public view. He will only glimpse London after leaving Woolwich Academy as a gunner, having attended just one social function at Buckingham Palace.
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Pennsylvania Town ship Supervisors Convene in Uniontown
Uniontown Pa February 3 The Works Progress Administration Home Rule Legislation the Furman Act and other measures may be discussed at the Pennsylvania Association of Township Supervisors annual convention February 11 12 Delegates plan informal discussions rather than formal addresses with a convention committee led by Captain H H A Thompson and L Sharp muck Arthur Higinbotham and A P Stahl Allentown Speakers set include Warren Van Dyke Secretary of Highways and Robert Cripps of the Pennsylvania Economic Council The convention banquet is scheduled for February 11.
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Deputy Warden Harry Sands Dies After 24 Hour Shift
Harry A. Sands, 71, deputy warden of Erie County Jail and former local businessman, died suddenly in his home at 504 Sassafras Street. He worked a full 24 hour shift the day before his death, was stricken during the night, and died at 1 am Saturday after doctors could not revive him. Sands had recently recovered from a December illness and served about five years at the prison, where Warren Matt Hess and staff mourn his loss.
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Tax credits and exemptions for dependents in income tax
The notice explains personal exemptions of 1000 for single filers 2000 for married couples and 2900 for heads of family and a 400 dependent credit under the Revenue Act. Dependents are defined as under 18 or incapable of self support, with support provided by the taxpayer. Credit qualification hinges on actual financial support not mere legal ties. Married couples may allocate the credit to the contributor providing main support. A parent caring for an elderly or otherwise dependent relative in their home may qualify for both the head of family exemption and the 400 credit. The act outlines how these benefits apply when dependents reside in different areas or when support is shared.
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Bus Forced Off Highway Near Kane in Snow
Eighteen passengers on a Greyhound bus traveling from New York to Chicago escaped injury Saturday when a motor convoy forced the Roosevelt highway route at Kane three miles east of town. The bus veered into a snowbank, stranding it until rescue and transfer to Kane. Snow cushioned the impact. no damage to the vehicle and the convoy drivers were unknown.
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Marriage Announcement Brightens East Main Street
ARRIAGE ANNOUNCED ON, and ois. G. a. ans, ot is East Main street, aymo write the main siage of their daughter, Elizabeth, to Shester Paul, son of My, and Mrs. William H. Paw, of 409 East Washington street. The ceremony was performed at Clymer, N. ., Saturday Feb. ter, by Justice of the Peave J. 1% Wihippo. They were attended by Miss Mary Hopkins, and dotin Savito, the latter of Columbus. The young couple is residing in Corfy, where they have many griests who extend cengratuzations.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues and Snippets
Fragmented grid of across clues and partial answers from a newspaper crossword. The readable portions mix terms like Bungle, Split pulse, fever, Chilis, Bolivia, and river names with garbled text and placeholders, suggesting a corrupted OCR page segment containing puzzle entries and stray letters.
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Help Wanted and Radio Repair Ads
WANTED Springer cows beef cattle calves Gerald Parsons phone B304Wate Fuel Feod Fertilizers 54 Bir a RADIO REPAIRS Guaranteed work Sylvania and Mational Union tubes Desmond Service 122 First avenue Phone 2843 Corry 27th2 RADIO REPAIRS A work guaranteed EF Brockmann 147 12 North Center street Phone T2241 4 2ata0
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Parmelee on track as Cubs face Tigers clash
A locker room scene shifts to pregame chatter about Parmelee and Lane Ly. Numbers and odds swirl as players debate wins, injuries, and the Cubs versus Tigers matchup. Rogers, Carter, and Caya retta are cited amid tense anticipation of the last fairway and a high-stakes series finale.
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