Planning Board Issues Broad Rural Improvement Plan
Harrisburg report from the state planning board urges a coordinated transport network and new farm marketing reforms to aid Pennsylvania farmers. It highlights shifting market access to near small cities, advocates salt grass cropping, and notes rising farm taxes, land use losses, and calls for rural electrification and expanded public services.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Planning Board
Pennsylvani
Rita
Gomuleta Chagze
Ryetm
Selpa
Tax rules for joint or separate returns for a married couple
A discussion of income tax options for a husband and wife, including single joint returns versus separate filings. It explains how a joint return is taxed, the need for both signatures, and how the $2,500 personal exemption may be split or claimed jointly. Examples compare separate and joint filings with earned income credits and surtax calculations.
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Irving
Shusband
San-Cura Mediated Loap and Ointment Ad
An old advertisement urges immediate care for any cut or burn to prevent infection. It promotes San-Cura Mediated Loap and San-Gura Ointment as antiseptic remedies that stop pain and hasten healing, claiming they prevent serious illness and promote quick recovery.
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Manuél
San
Move to Speed Payment From Closed Banks
Dr Luther D Harr state Secretary of banking in Harrisburg outlines moves to speed depositors payments from closed banks. He appoints H B Toppin as acting head of the closed bank division, aims to simplify banking practice and harmonize state federal supervision, and calls for broader Reconstruction Finance Corporation authorization for federal aid. He also notes temporary severance from University of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Record duties per Governor Earle.
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Searrisburg
Luther D. Harr
Philadelphia
Lkely
Danie
H. B Toppin
Harr
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Gus Fice
University of Pennsylvani
Philadelphia Record
George H. Earle
Erie Loses Crossing Fight Over Flasher Lights
Erie cannot block Pennsylvania Railroad from removing watchmen at East Side Grade Crossing from 5th to 12th streets and installing flashing electric signals. City Solicitor Murphy says the state superior court upheld the Public Service Commission, ending the local fight until an accident prompts a new case. Also notes Detroit broadcast team worry as Frank Sextepaniuak joins Michigan State football lineup.
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East Side
Erie
Feb. S
Pennsylvania Railroad
M. Murphy
State Superior Court
St. Philadelphia
Murohy
Public Service Commission
5Th
12Th Streets
Board to Open RWD Proposals on February 13
The Board of Education abandons plans for five special meetings and will hold a single meeting on Wednesday February 18 to act on current business. A special meeting planned for tomorrow night to bid on a used truck for RWD work is canceled, and the February 13 special meeting will cover all business.
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Boafil of
Education
Rairview
Brown
Parents battle to secure son doomed to die
Buffalo couple William and Mrs Pirk fight a court bid to keep their son Normann, afflicted with progressive muscular dystrophy, at home rather than place him in a state institution. A hearing before Supreme Court Justice Clinton T Horton follows a Children’s Aid Society recommendation for institutional care.
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Buffalo
William Pirk
Normen
Normann
Children’s Aid Society
Pirk
Nourt
Supreme Court
Clinton T. Horton
Children's Aid Society
qInless
Norman
Pirka Attor
Study Circle Holds Meeting at West Smith Street
The Junior Elementary Study Circle met with Mrs. M. Henest last evening. Papers read included Pleasure Before Business by Mrs. Harold Patters and Obedience in Children by Mrs. Ralph Foster. Contests were conducted by Mrs. John Rickers with awards to Mrs. George Kinley and Mrs. Harold Patterson. A social hour with refreshments followed.
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M. Henest
West Smith Street
Harold Patters
Ralph Foster
John Rickers
Awords
George Kinley
Harold Patterson
Move to Oust McClure Referred to Committee
A disputed move to oust Senator McClure was referred to committee. The text notes a prior sentence of 18 months in federal prison and a $10,000 fine, with appeals and a repeal impacting charges. Campberland County politics and a wheelchair speech accuse McClure’s presence of harming district, state, party, and senate, amid press coverage of alleged conspiracies.
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Federal
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
McClure
Campberland
Senate
Delaware County
Ocean
Ocean, S
Prince
Don’t Get Up Nights Remedy Advertisement
An old kelster drugstore ad promotes a tonic for bladder issues using juniper oil and buchu leaves in small green Bukets tablets. It promises to flush acids, ease irritation, and improve flow within four days or money back.
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Kelster
Frame returns as Franklin District State Highway chief
Franklin district notes a leadership shift as Frame resumes duties as district engineer. Kinney moves to Uniontown, Myers transfers, with Funk promoted to Franklin after serving under Frame previously. Frame, long connected to the department, says he is very glad to return and leads the Franklin office after earlier service in Harrisburg and Hartisburg.
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State Highway Department
Franklin
Kinney
Uniontown
Thopias
Frame
Hartisburg
Edward J. Kinney
Ai Sion
Glenn D. Myers
Mr. Binney
Stanton C. Funk
Harrisburg
Wre
Harrisbure
Myrit
FreeMlint
Trane
Holdavrburg
Two giant eagles found in Ohio hills area
Two large eagles discovered in Hillsboro Ohio, each about eight feet from wingtip to wing. One bird appeared healthy and moved with a hawk chase, while the other was found injured in a nearby field. Local wildlife officials were alerted and began assessment.
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Ohio
Hillsboro
Courhe
Mule Exporter Sets Record for Mule Transport
Omaha based BoPranie F Simpson, famed as the world’s greatest mule exporter, reportedly ferried 677 mules to Werachi Inaly without a loss. He plans a route to London, exporting 400 mules annually with select university graduates as handlers. His firm has long supplied the Irish army in India, with voyages from Omaha to Karachi lasting months.
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Web
BoPranie F. Simpson
Omalay
Werachi
Simpson
London
Mime
Raize
S. Simpson
India
Volleze
Karachi
Middle West
Snow avalanche buries man inside des in Salem Mass
In Salem Massachusetts Jouerh Nutile was inside when an avalanche from a neighboring roof crashed through his window burying him under several tons of snow. Rescuers freed him a few hours later and he continued his work.
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Des
Salem
Mass
Jouerh Nutile
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