County T. B. Hospital Doomed for 1936 Plan Reconsidered
Flatley and Blair rescind prior approval for a county tuberculosis hospital in 1936. They oppose bond financing due to tax increase concerns, arguing current taxpayers are overburdened. Schluraiff backs the plan. Flatley cites economy and no new bonds until taxes are lowered. Blair votes yes. Schluraiff registers abstention.
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W. Flatley
H. Biot
Mobile 18
Arsen
Blair
Helen M
Schluraif
Your Income Your Income Who Is Head of a Family
Tax rules define head of a family as a single taxpayer who supports dependents in one household under moral or legal obligation. A $2,500 exemption plus $400 per dependent may apply, with limits and conditions noted for dependent relationships and income.
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Tulin
Aingle
Taxi Bus And Truck Accidents Decline In 1935 Reports
A report to the public service commission shows fewer collisions involving taxicabs buses and jitneys in Pennsylvania during 1935. Data cites 1580 injuries and 1460 personal injuries across operators plying for hire, with 60 killed and 1912 injured in 1885 compared to 3 fatalities and 788 injuries in the previous year. Two passengers died in crashes, with two employees pedestrians and many others involved in collisions.
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Harrisburg
Hie Publ E Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Accitenia
Catholic Daughters Card Party Planned for Wednesday
The Court Conception No. 36 Catholic Daughters of America committee plans a large gathering Wednesday at 8 pm in the hall rooms. Bridge and five hundred will be played, awards will be given, and refreshments served.
Little Change in Relief Cases Week of January
The state reports a net decline of 302 direct relief cases for the week ending February 1. Among 9,777 cases closed, about 47 percent shifted to the Works Program. total cases closed through transfer reach 235,872, with 228,121 previously reported, and 1,773 reopened on direct rolls after Works Program jobs.
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Rolia Molumry
Auylig
Aame
Statewide Interest in Suit of Margiotti Revealed
A sprawling Philadelphia Inquirer report outlines a statewide suit led by Margiotti with a panel of 40 jurists and over 100 witnesses to examine alleged conspiracy by General Chaster Mans and associates. A grand jury in Allegheny County reports 224,890 project placements and 9475 cases opened, with 6596 tied to rail jobs and 2838 seeking relief. amid political fault lines in Washington and Philadelphia, prominent figures face potential charges as the case draws national attention.
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Chaster
Mans Folli
Philadelphia Inquirer
HEALN
Worhington
Studge
William Swit Mol
Lucreme
We Wwenington
Minngiotti
Glso
Charles A. Taylor
Ant
John
Custin
Killor
Ymiblishier
UN Nitartey General
Hie Taw
Ehtoriity & Conspiracy
Prand
Aleiersan
Werailhe of
Jos
Mitie
Hearings Scheduled Across Harrisburg and Major Cities This Month
Harrisburg and nearby regions set hearings this month by the Price Service Commission. Commissioners will convene in towns including Huchabure, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh with dates listed for Alfortnwileti, Pollaville, Wil winsport, Emporiyn, Waren, Erle, Mouldaysbure, Obendburg, Clearfield, Lewide n town.
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Harrisburg
Comilasion Ag
Ings
Huchabure
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Alfortnwileti
Wiery
Pollaville Webruary
Wilwinsport
Emporiyn
Waren
Erle
Mouldaysbure l
Obendburg
Clearfield
Lewiden Town
Grain Distribution Across Area By WPA And WEA Workers
Grain was distributed by WPA and WEA workers with assistance from the Corry Red And Ulin Club. The program will continue at regular intervals to keep storage stations supplied as the war effort expands.
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Lee
WEA
Ith Menthens
Corry Red
Ulin
WPA
Uegulay
New Lindbergh Club From Paris 18 Probed
United Press reports a probe into a New Lindbergh Club connected to Paris on February 18. The garbled item references Folten and various names including Milly Zaye Meyer and Charles A Len Tier, with mentions of a family in New York and a possible link to a recent high profile case.
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NEW Lindbergh Club
Paris 18
United Press
Paris
Folten
Milly Zaye Meyersien
Charles A
New York
Bruther
Hayman
Seeking Colored Pair in Erie Father's Death Case
Police report on a violent incident in Erie involving a Black suspect and a confrontation that ended in the death of a man. Witnesses describe a struggle in an apartment building hallway and injuries to the victim. Investigators say the case centers on a suspect and a weapon, with details confusing due to the damaged source text.
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Erie Fed
Toma
Petr Senicke
Trikor
Fous
Ehmatnet
Fie
Alex
Njulles Cates Porsty
Ain
Zein Weitley
Walter Pasey
Pasky
Walter
Pleasing Chesterfields Lead the Way in Taste and Burn
A reader praises Chesterfields noting milder aroma smoother taste and clean burn with no tobacco crumbs. the message may reflect a cigarette brand endorsement or consumer opinion.
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