Bill to reform schools drives critique of Rule plan
A heated editorial attacks Dr. Rule and the State Department of Education, urging the House to kill the bulky school bill. It argues the measure serves fat salaries, keeps control in Harrisburg, and blocks simpler reforms. It calls for home rule and fair funds distribution led by independent lawmakers.
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Rule
State Department of Education
Harrit
Committee On Education
Assembly
Commonwealth
Republican Organization
Department of Education
Republican State Organization
Sech
Harrisburg
Schoar
Hartshire
Est
Uien
Postal savings funds meet resistance from New England banks
The Postmaster General plans to deposit another million dollars of postal savings in banks near Boston. A survey of eleven New England banks found only two willing to accept deposits, totaling about 250 000. The others declined, citing abundant cash and limited profitable investment opportunities. The banks that accepted preferred not to be interviewed further.
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Postmiter General
Postmester
Boston
United States
Postulaater Hurley
New England
Thess Banka
Bank caution over ultra low money rates impact
A fragment notes that money rates are at extreme lows and that banks would find savings deposits a losing proposition, pointing to a cautious view of funding costs and profitability.
Share the Jobs cheaper than charity drive gains ground
A 1933 prospect discusses converting funds into job creation rather than charity. The plan, backed by Germany and the United States, aims to mobilize hundreds of millions for public works to reduce unemployment and boost purchasing power, arguing one job split into two is cheaper and more effective than relief.
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Germany
Red Tap
United States
America
Journal Twenty Years Ago February 10 1913 Highlights
Twenty years ago the journal recalls hospital funding cuts, a Cleveland explosion injuries recovery, a Washington fund donation, felon infection, and a range of local incidents. News mentions Miss Alice Byers death in Buffalo, a sensational runaway involving Dr Mears, hospital burns from bathrobe fire, county constables reporting, fair planning by the Sorry Pair and Driving Park Association, and local figures like Leighton Stark in Philadelphia theatre, plus local business moves and an accident near the Commercial Hotel.
Wives Club Hosts Political Roast of Hoover and Curtis
A Washington wives club hosted a party about yet unnamed guests reflecting on Hoover Curtis and Roosevelt in inaugural circles. The event mocked economy measures while a papier mache duck served as a satirical centerpiece.
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United Press
Washington
Homer Koch
Representative Koch
Kalxas
Congress
Lineman Narrowly Escapes Death At Union City
At Union City on the Ginould road, lineman Clifton Patterson 86 survived a full 110,0080 volt electric shock while clearing a tree near high tension lines. He was knocked unconscious, treated by physicians for burns, and escaped death with doctors and company officials unsure how the current missed fatal damage.
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Union City
Clifton Patterson
York
Patterson
Avsacited Gas and Hleckrie Company
Tan Inox
Ifeshinga
Electric Company
Spigrage fire test timing and team figures unclear
The source text presents fragmented questions about a fire test, a person named Guy Stafford, Buffalo-Pittsburgh events, North Corry stops, and LaPazz brothers as football players. Details and dates are missing or garbled, leaving key facts unresolved.
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Guy Stafford Wa
Dire Denantment
Buffalo-Pittsburgh
North Corry
LaPazz Brothers
Hollywood Film Shop Reveals New Silent Camera Tech
In Hollywood a shift to silent cameras is showcased as engineers conceal moving parts with new design. A tiny elliptical wheel and shutter update replace bulky coverings, enabling camera operation without bulky enclosures. Diana Wynward, famed for Cavalcade, plans a six month English home visit before joining Reunion in Vienna at M G M. Wynward visits Mae Dressler in Palin Springs.
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Hollywood
Diana Wynward
Wait
England
Vienna
M-G-M
Mids Wynward
Mawe Dressler
Palin Springs
Ingenious Copper Buckle Delights Duchess in Paris Fashion
In Paris a dressmaker demonstrates a novel copper buckle to the Duchess d Aremberg and her daughter. The buckle fastens a pumice gray wool coat with a sable military reverse, using a metal tongue and five rings to hold the coat securely in place.
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United Press
Paris
Erie County to receive $500000 under PA unemployment relief plan
Erie County officials cite a $500000 share of a $25 million two year unemployment relief proposal for Pennsylvania. The bill, introduced in the legislature, would allocate funds to the State Emergency Relief Board for distribution to counties. Payments would run April 1984 to March 1985 with no set monthly limits, contingent on final appropriation.
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Pris
Peh
Hile
Pennsylvania
Wie Court House
Hailtishiirs
Nobny
Blumberg
Philadelphia
Sirig
Berks County
Grover G. ‘Patriol
Erie County
Helen M. Schiurnff
Ang
la Brie
Tee
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Varios
State Relief Board
Exe
Three Warren Fire Calls Reported Thursday
A Warren department answered three fire alarms between 1 AM and 4 PM. A blaze at Chestnut Street and Pitt Street caused minor damage to a dwelling while the chimney burned out, and a coal stove overheated at 1221 Spring Street with minor damage. A third call involved a small building on the Pennsylvania Railroad right of way discovered on site.
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Warren
Amy
Chestnut Street
Pitth Avenue
Chinney
Frank Shine
Spring Street
Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tax collection shows slump in Dunkirk area
Tax Receiver Edward Trill reported that just over 10 percent of the $402,541.75 levy has been paid as the period for the 1 percent collection expired February 23. Since January 23 the office collected $40,092.63, with $18,900.77 for town and county taxes and $26,691.01 for school taxes. Trill expects larger corporation payments later in the week.
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Dunkirk
Edward
Gleason Bowes Wedding Today in Meadville
Claude Gleason and Loren Bowes of Meadville were united in marriage at the M. B. parsonage in Glymer today by Rev. Milton Thomas. Attendants were Tr. T. Mitchell and Bliss Phyllis Byhan of Meadville. Gleason is a nephew of Mrs. J. M. Ruppersberger of Build Sireet who hosted dinner for the newlyweds. They plan to reside in Meadville after a brief wedding trip.
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Claude Gleason
Loren Bowes
Meadville
M. B. Parsonage
Iglymer
Milton Thomas
Tr. T. Mitchell
Bliss Phyllis Byhan
Gleason
J. M. Ruppersberger
Bueild Sireet
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J. A. Merriam
Bond Street
Cleveland
J. Mr. Place
Washington’ Fund
Alice Byers
Buffalo
Brook Street
Dr. Mears
Columbus
East Main Street
Jerome Haight
Phoenix
Leighton J. Stark
George Byers
Kue
Concord
California
Ray Wolford
J. Cooke
Jos Shamburg
Will Ryan
T. J. Bevkerent
Bill Morning
Jun
Young and Daughter
Alta
Fifth Avenue
Bt. Petersburg
Pia
AY. J. DeMill
Baker Novelty Works
Spring Creek
Charles Brooks
Commercial Hotel
Ana
Vicks V VapoRul
NTT Tee
Messrs
Hoover
Curtis
Roosevelt Inaugural Committee
Statin Mery
Roosevelt
Garner
Hollywood Film Shop
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Anes
Chapin
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
FORD
Powell Motor CO
North Center St
Riley
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