Local and regional news items and notes in brief
A杂 jumble of local updates covers basketball at junior high and St Edward's High, a Post-Gazette gold market note, GM dividend policy, Brie County finance, theatre management changes in Mercer, Erie legislative reapportionment plans, and a Missouri Kansas Pipe mail fraud case. Also reports on rail freight limits, a Texas street theater fundraiser, and a Pittsburgh film theater charity event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-Gazette
Hughes
Well Street
Council puts 1935 relief program on hold after debate
City Council delayed action on a federal 1935 relief program, with only one ally supporting a public works response. Discussion focused on curb repairs and widening North Center Street, Park Place, and Mast Smith stream, but funding concerns and the city’s finances blocked commitment. Plans for a street traveling project were delayed pending more data and awaiting approval from Harrisburg.
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Veliaf
Stanley H. Nichols
Coun- 4
Public Works Administration
Roosevelt
Aly
Pier
Nichols
Public Parks Administration
North Center Street
Park Place
Mast Smith Stream
Mulderick
Duke
Cubs
Miller
Nichola
Munderick
Apoval
Heath
Msyor Mit
RWD
Harrisburg
Findl v. Kk
Chamber to consider NRA measures in Pa
A special committee of the State Chamber of Commerce led by I. I. Prats met in Harrisburg to discuss Governor Earle's proposal to apply NRA in Pennsylvania. The chamber, at its recent convention, opposed the state recovery act and urged delaying action until the U.S. Supreme Court rules on NRA constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
State Chamber of Commerce
Prats
Waynerboro
Geo. H. Earle
NRA
Pansylvania
Horse of Representatives
Lone A Weiss
Allegheny
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Stables Recast as Chicken Pens Near Hancock Wisconsin
The once famed stables of Elmer Huckine on the Batata road near Hancock are now converted into chicken pens. Huckine raised several noted racers in the past. The estate is now in the possession of Joest Tumberman.
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Hancock
Wis
Elmer Huckine
Hak Batata
Huckine
Joest
Mulderick Demands Signed Bills Before Council Vote
Councilman M. Leo Mulderick announced he would refuse to vote on any further city bills unless first signed by the department head in charge. The issue arose after the safety director noted many bills from the Department of Public Affairs lacked customary signatures. Mayor Miller argued the practice had not required signatures, while City Solicitor Scott affirmed departmental preapproval as customary though not legally mandated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulderick
Miller
M. Leo Mulderick
Department of Public Affairs
U.se
Council
Hilla
Walter H. Scott
Mulderith
Allegheny River Ice Binds Fifty Miles In Franklin Area
Feb 5 Franklin reports the Allegheny River remains ice bound for about 60 miles from below Emlenton to above Tionesta. Temperatures reach 40s with a 12 foot river stage and new scale reading making flood stage 17 feet. Observers note compact pack but danger remains near the Big Rock barrier.
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Franklin
Allegheny River
Emlenton
Big Sandy Creek
Pranklin
Big Rock
R. A. Fergus
City Council Bids For Junk From City Dump Discussed
At the regular meeting the council took no action on street lighting rates while hearing from Pennsylvania Electric on the issue. Bids for salvage from the Avenue A dump were opened from three bidders and referred to the director of public property after lengthy discussion. Also approved were a sewer assessment correction for West Irving Street and various tax items and bills, including a long-delayed Corry Baking Company payment from 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haseen
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Uys
Glen Miller
City
Prank E. Westley
Corry Baking Company
Avenue A
W. R. King
Union City
Fred Williams
Corry
Zalzneck and Sons
Williams
Eric
Director of Public Property
City Enginée N.R. Dickson
West Irving Street
Mary Mertz
T Meanor Storer Maupin
C.K . Haupin
Three Youngstown men seek new trial in fraud case
Feb and Mellons Tar new trials were posted in federal court today by three Youngstown men found guilty of using mails to defraud in connection with an alleged fake accident insurance ring in Youngstown. Those convicted were Robert Nelson insurance company adjustor Vincent Buonpane attorney and Dr WJ Weickenand physician.
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Mellons Tar
Youngstown
Robert Nelson
Vincent Buonpane
WJ. Weickenand
Florida Clams Danger Drowns Amid Tropical Waters
A fragment from a Florida coastal report notes dangerous clam activity in tropical waters south of a shore area. The brief item mentions fatalities or near drownings tied to clam divers or harvesters, with sparse detail on locations and dates.
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Florida
Fatally Injured in Crash in Kane Pennsylvania
Seven people were hurt in a Sunday automobile collision near Marienville. Postmaster Thomas B. Aaron, 56, and George Hullmer, 65, both of North Pine Grove, died today at Community Hospital. Aaron's widow, 38, remained in critical condition with internal injuries. Four others injured were reported improving.
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United Press
Kane
Marienville
Thomas B. Aaron
North Pine Grove
George Hullmer
North Fine Grove
Firman Enters Erie County Judge Race for Republican Nomination
Robert Firman, renowned Erie attorney and former county prosecutor, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county judge. A Harborcreek Fire Department event drew about two hundred supporters Monday evening, signaling strong backing across Erie County.
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Robert Firman
Erie County
Haepeveréelt
Harborcreek
Attorney Firman
Erie
Lace Shore
Firman
Minority Revision Bill Seen As House Effort
United Press dispatch from Harrisburg reports the Republican minority in the Pennsylvania House offering a compromise constitutional revision bill. Morton Witkin of Philadelphia, chair of the Republican steering committee, leads the plan to revamp the 12th century charter via separate amendments from convention delegates, contrasting with the Democratic administration’s proposal to adopt the entire constitution after convention submission.
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Ross Dawns
United Press
Harrisburg
Republic
House of Representatives
Morton Witkin
Philadelphia
Chaiman
Republican
Early Motorized Wagons and Rail Lettered Trials
An 19th century note mentions express firms experimenting with motorized wagons and rail service as part of expanding transportation options. The brief item hints at new propulsion ideas and intercity logistics developments of the era, reflecting curiosity about faster freight and mail delivery.
Wson Brown speaks before business men
Milon L Brown spoke to the Golden Rule Club at I C O B hall on changes in politics economics and society driven by global events and the New Deal He urged citizens to study sweeping readjustments and consider future implications The talk covered the Soviet union Mussolini Hitler and the present era He noted the educational aspect and urged openness to change Also Lloyd Stowe spoke on Veterans Legislation and the bonus bill Reports on January sales showed strong merchant responses The Pebrusky meeting set for March 4 will elect officers for six months
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Milon L. Brown
Golden Rule Club
I. C. O. B. Hall
Woman's Club
Howard J. Sheen
Beatrice Kaffer
Cor- Public Schools
Brown
Soviet Republic
Mussolini
Hitler
Rooserit
United States
Lloyd Stowe
American Legion
Stowe
Congress
the Legion
Legion
Remainsa
Pebrusky
W. IB
Boyd Spencer
Worth Hammond
F. L. Keisler
National Bank O. A. Sandburg
J. A. Lanston
Frank Babbitt
Foster Davis
Harry Parker
Helen Tones
Club To Honor State Leader At Luncheon Visit
Carry Business and Professional Women's Club members met at Lena Merker's home for a binar ies session. They planned a luncheon in honor of Susan B. Rhodes state president of New Castle who will make an official visit. A card party fundraiser for the activistship fund was organized. Prizes went to Miss Thz Fijeh and Alice Bren, and a dessert course followed the meeting.
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Carry
Lena Merker
Susan B. Rhodes
New Castle
Nest
Wilma Rich
Branch Loveland
Lilien Murray
Isabelle Huntzinger
Wdnx Blanchard
Mise Thz Fijeh
Alice Bren
Insects Wrong Ride Out Skeletons Found Outside Vessel
An incoherent fragment reports insects, a skeleton outside something, and vessels wounded or damaged. The readable text mentions odd occurrences with pests and skeletal remains near unspecified vessels, lacking clear place or names.
Coray State Pls Year Plume Outlin Distress in Schools
Fragmentary OCR text indicates fiscal distress in Coray State schools over five years. It mentions burdensome sums, rate issues, and concerns about the school system’s finances and governance.
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Junior High
St Edward's High
Herbert A. Bohlanlfecker
Ie Huard
Maveral Corry
Erle County Court
General Motors Corporation
Harvey Willis
Brie
Supreme Court
Willis
Gilbert Cook
Mercer
Mr. Cooly
Blatt Brothers
Mr. Coole
Corry Theatre
Clair A. Linendell
Corry- Jamestown Manufacturing Corporatte
Crawford
Sith
Clarion, Forest, Venangond Warren
New York Stock Exchange
Senate Committee On
Bar
Wwee
Niil Control Board
James J Coyne
Senate
A. C. Marburger
Evans City
Charles T. Carpenter
Glenmoorr
Paul
Carlisle
John P. Barnes
Ghicazo
James F. McMaquon
Talan
Missouri-Kansas
Thisette
George L. Reet
Chara W. Dempsey
Solemon
Harry Kelme
Warner Bros
Pietsburgt
Suridar
Avery Pathhlie
Pittsburgh
Sténdig Teestre
PWA
Chamber
Penn
Lo Council
Tionesta
Washington
Wson Brown
Business and Professional Women's Club
Lawrence Davison Ambulance Service
Funeral Home
Corry, PA
Rexall
Vayeeene
Sree
Condra Pharmacy
Coray
Poune Outlin
United Tarr
Phhis
Schoo Ais
Resuil
Jeonsoli
Pati
Ork
Luk von Holt
Ran
Sn Ete
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