Twenty Years Ago Journal Clippings From 1933
Recount of events from February 4 1933 notes Mrs Gifford Pinchot headlining a South Beach cruise for nearly 500 at the Junior High Auditorium under Womens Club auspices. Fire reports along Tre along the beceks raise incendiary suspicions. Chickenpox cases in the Irwin family prompt quarantine for all four children. Corry High Ragers lose 26 15 at Edinborolas. Honor assembly at Junior High distributes awards for top point scorers with six inch letters. Scouts Jamboree seen as key life event with Dr Arthur A Schuck urging broad area participation and travel plans.
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Gifford Pinchot
South Beas
Pinchob
Pacific
Jack Irwin
Delaware Street
Erie Traffic Light Illegal Action Sparks City Debate
In Erie, officials debated traffic light legality amid claims of improper installation. Mayor Thomas Plavey said the state police would order access to necessary warrants on the 26th and Brandes, while engineers warned of contact risks at the site. Council members split along party lines over which routes to audit.
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Thomas Plavey
Clin Ben Frugkiinn
Brandes
Cortiwright
Delaware
Threatened Tieup Of New York Port
New York labor tension escalates as union and crew leaders threaten a port tieup starting tomorrow. AFL International and related ship crews prepare actions, with potential stoppages impacting harbor operations and shipping routes amid heightened security and labor unrest.
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New York
New Yoas
Tomorow
Third National Jamboree planned by Boy Scouts this summer
The Boy Scouts of America mark their 43rd birthday during Wee in February while planning a Third National Jamboree for 60,000 participants at Irvine Ranch near Newport Beach California. A democratic tent city rises on a 9,000 acre site with 100000 tents offering electricity water sanitation and government services. Scouts from the United States and about 200 international youths will share skills culture and traditions through pageants ceremonies and camp activity in a cross-cultural gathering.
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Boy Scouts of America
Liberty
Pacific Ocean
Irvine Ranch
Newport Harbor
California
Los Angeles
Sie
Homemade gun injures youth in accidental blast
A 9 year old boy was injured by a homemade blasting device described as a small pipe filled with powder. The explosion tore through his jaw and eye area, crushing three teeth and causing severe facial injuries. He was improving after surgeries and removal of debris. Parents are Mr and Mrs John Aviams of 3295 West 140th Street.
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ERTE
Gerald Adis
Milleseek
Ional Hergstal
Jinelow
Gerichevic
Gil
John Aviams
War updates from Korea and surrounding theaters
Allied planes hammered targets in the Kangdong area while Okinawa based B 29s pounded supply centers near Sariwon in the northwest. Reports say ground fighting intensified along the frozen front as Allied and enemy casualties rose, with Lt General Taylor set to assume command of the Eighth Army.
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Karasing
Nanehiyesa
Fifth Air Force
U.S
Faedonge
Madwell D .Taylor
Eighth Army
James A
Mayor And Bride To Honeymoon In Uruguay
A mayor and his bride plan a honeymoon in Uruguay after a mayoral conference. The couple, ages 30 and 44, intend to travel to Montevideo for the event, with the groom formerly noted for public relations work.
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Uruguay
Associated Press
San Diego
Galil
Jobs D. Buller
Nix
Aelent Diabelle Emerick
Helene Eliza Hert
Emerick
de Mics
Tmiet Butler
Fu Pees
Butler
Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese to add schools and teachers
The Pittsburgh Roman Catholic Diocese school board reported rising Catholic school enrollment and69 new schools and more teachers will be needed. The 47th annual report cites 82467 pupils in parochial schools across six counties, attending 199 elementary and 51 secondary schools.
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Pittsburgh
Bill Would Abolish Capital Punishment in Pa
Harrisburg A bill to end capital punishment in Pennsylvania was introduced by Rep Francis d Worley to the House Judiciary Committee. It would wipe out the death sentence for first degree murder and parole eligibility would start after half of the remaining life term with medical and psychological exams required before parole.
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Frei
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Francis d. Worley
Werley
Wuld
AFL plans stepped up political action in 1954 election
Miami Beach reports high AFL command convinced of the need for an intensified political action program for the 1954 congressional elections. Top leaders scheduled a meeting with James P. McDevitt, head of labor's political arm Labor’s Langue for Political Action. McDevitt prepared an exhaustive analysis of last year’s elections indicating labor-backed candidates fared relatively well.
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Miami Beach
Fla
AFL
James P. McDevitt
Bis Labor Federation’ Politioa
Labor
Langue
McDevitt
Witiele
APL
Vari Fleet Arrives in Taegu on Korea inspection tour
Vari Fleet arrived in Taegu today as the first leg of an inspection tour in South Korea.
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Vari
Taegu
South Korea
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Beceks
Frederick
Congress
Pouo
Corry High Ragers
Edinborolas E Vening
Beavers
Duane Fogle
Charlotte Sehramting
America
Arthur A. Schuck
F Plorer
Bend
Seoul
AFL International
Horemety Aswertiam
Wiel Bolt Weldngalgaremen
Emebead
Lhntoreu
Alrady Jolen
Kangdong
Connie's Delicatessen
West Main
Jjackar
Wist
LEED
Geniuys & Op
Jess Thant
Army-Navy
Thant
Mexico
Texas
Pali Weber
Landen
Joy
Washington, D.C
Wilmaoty Lewy
Clothes
Gramercy Park
Berkeley Square
Curlee
Timely Clothes
Alpagora
Barron-Anderson
I Seth
Al’s
Ertossum
Corry Savings and Loan
CORRY
Center Street
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