Local notes mix crime justice and arts in Erie county area
Reports from Erie county spanning traffic penalties to court releases. a driver fined for hit and run with license revocation. six local students named to Pennsylvania state festival orchestra. a Corry man released after pleading insolvency. ice gorge flood warnings along the Alleghenies. a Washburn model and art world recognition. new drug store signs and county dog catch plans. Salvation Army aid for a runaway youth. police scene on icy streets. district attorney's police training event. school curtains and transit vehicle updates. city fleet upgrades and weather outlook for the region.
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Signs Guide Motorists At Bad Curves On Route 922
Pennsylvania highways department plans to place 368 advisory signs on Route 922 from Harrisburg toward the Ohio line to indicate safe speeds for curve turns. The cost is about $2,000, with speeds rounded to nearest five miles per hour. Weather permitting, signs will be erected soon. drivers are not required to follow the numbers but urged to use them for safety.
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Harrisburg
Ohio State Line
Pennsylvania
T. Lamont Hughes
Howe
Hulls Treaties Boost To Foreign Trade
The article argues Hull trade pacts failed to raise deals with treaty and non treaty nations at different rates, defending the program as aiding jobs and industry. It criticizes Republican attacks on buy American and notes most disputed stimulus items are commodities already duty free. The piece calls for expanding Hull pacts and praises the New Deal foreign trade policy as economically impregnable.
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America
Hall
Aull
State Department
Statistlelin
Mass Meeting of Lutherans Aims to Raise 500000
A mass meeting at Duthw Memorial church on West Topth street Friday evening seeks support for a 500000 appeal to aid Christians in Finland and Europe. Edwin Moll, ex secretary, urges nationwide Lutheran backing. February contributions to St Paul’s church. A CBS broadcast from 1 45 to 2 pm on February 17 and a Call to Prayer from February 18th.
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Quarantine Lifts In Union City After Scarlet Fever Flare
Health Officer Roy Brown announces lifting of restricted quarantine in Union City after a week with only one scarlet fever case. Schools reopen, Sunday services resume, and public gatherings allowed as authorities conclude outbreak checked. Focused checks found no widespread spread in schools or classrooms.
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Union City
Roy Brown
Ept
Keystone Safety Campaign Promises Weekly Cash Prizes
Em lem Oil Company of Warren Pennsylvania launches the Keystone Safety Legion Campaign to promote safer driving. A grand prize of 100 dollars plus at least 24 other awards of 5 or 2.50 dollars will be given. Winners named by judges will be announced on WJTN Jamestown at 9:30 p.m. each Wednesday. other areas will see telegram notices at Keystone stations.
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Emlem Oil Company
Warren
Keystone Safety Legion
Keystone
Keystone Safety Council
WJTN
Jamestown
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Prominent Railroad Conductor Clarence H. Jackson Dies
Clarence H. Jackson 51 longtime Buffalo division conductor and brakeman for the Pennsylvania System dies after months of illness in Gil City. A Masonic member and honorary Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen member, he worked 24 years with the railroad. Funeral plans not yet set. The notice also notes U.S. trade shares in imports and exports.
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Dent
Almoad
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Gil
Erie County Leads in Give-a-Job Drive Sees 547 Employed
The Pennsylvania give-a-job committee credited Erie County with leading the state in the program as 547 persons gained employment locally and statewide 2,541 new jobs were created last week bringing total opportunities to 21,583 since the program began to reduce relief rolls. 4-H Clubs Grow Big Business in California The 714 4-H clubs funded by UC extension service are now a major enterprise investing 423,294 in livestock and crop projects with returns of 113,740.
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Nseew Attu
Giobity
Pennsylvania
Berkeley
University of California Agricultural Extension Service
California
Classified Rates and Ad Categories From The Paper
Rates for Classis and Want Ada as follows with penalties for consecutive insertions. Minimum three lines per day on all insertions. Includes sections for announcements personals notices and various vehicle and service categories.
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Market News and Oddities From Pittsburg Cal
Demand slow on wholesale produce with apples steady and various fruit and vegetable prices listed. Also reports a jail visit by a fugitive suspect, campus hello wall tradition, a family honors page, and a New York stock market snapshot noting irregular declines led by steel amid fluctuating rail and utility shares.
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Youngstown
N.Y. Cash
Water changes noted at Towers club event
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