Night of January ith and city notes on roads and repairs
Cloudy warmer day with events at the American Legion Building Fund concert and a sale planned for February 25. City Council discussed WPA aid for drainage on West Columbus and West Mirderioke streets while investigating costs for street improvements and rejecting hotel demolition bids. Police and traffic warnings amid slick conditions as snow covers western Pennsylvania. Jason Smith of N Center Street boasted health ahead of his 98th birthday today.
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Glen Miler
City Council
WPA Wll
West Cohumbus
Pennsylvania
Jason Smith
N. Center Street
F. Karzes
Sherman
Smith
Legislature Delayed On Budget Shapes State Agenda
Harrisburg dispatch notes the legislature stalls on budget policy delaying action on 49 bills as Gov Earle seeks federal aid for a $42 million institutional program. Key items include reform of the public service commission, unemployment relief funding, and a larger family of relief and tax measures.
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United Press Harrisburg
Earle
Fuse
Senate
George H. Earle
PWA
Washington
Anthracite Coal Industry Commission
Public Serviceommission
Public Service Company Law
House
Roosevelt
Thompson Joint Committee
Goodrich Relief Committee
WPA
National Guard
Philadelphia
Tragic Pneumonia Claims 3 Year Old Ruthie Sellen
Ruthie Marie Sellen, 3, of Wattsburg, died Sunday at Hamet hospital from pneumonia after being admitted earlier that day. Funeral services are set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at John Marks funeral home in North East, with Rev. Arthur Colley officiating. Interment will follow in the family lot near Corry.
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Erie
James Sellen
Wattsburg
Ruthie Marie Sellen
Hamet
John Marks
North East
Arthur Colley
M. X. Churen
Bigin
Corry
Council to Keep 20 Mile Speed Signs Despite Petitions
City Council rejects a Golden Rule Club request to remove the 20 mile per hour signs on East Columbus Avenue and nearby streets. Mayor Jey reports investigations show removal would turn the street into a speedway and provoke more accidents despite drivers often exceeding 20 mph.
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Mayne Glen
East Cohanbuy Avenue
South Center
Union Streets
Golden Rute Club
East Columbus Avenue
Businessmen's Club
C. F. Brown
Frits VanTassel
J. W. Powell
Gubng Safety
Duke
Mil Jey
Columbus Avenue
State Highway Patrol
Miller
Unin
Chuneil
Nibhulg
Coogan Grable Wedding Planned for December 20
Hollywood gossip notes reveal child star Jackie Coogan to marry Betty Grable on December 20. Plans remain tentative with Beverly Hills venue and a home to be established, while city officials debate traffic controls on South Center and Union streets.
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United Press Hollywood
Benty Grably
Jackie Coogan
Miss Grable
Han War Coogan
Dani
RCO
Beverly Jills
DAR Planning For Card Party In American Review Sun Area
The Brakenatiay Valley Chapter plans a card party for Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Proceeds benefit American Revolution era funds. Mrs Mire Wot Beake will host, with many chapter members and invited guests to attend. A musical program and theatrical sketches will feature the event.
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Brakenatiay Valley
Arwrican Revi Sun
Monlay
Keak
Ube
Ube Symuing
James Minc- Taney
W. Ly Peak
Escaped Convicts Seize Car In North Carolina Break
Seven inmates overpowered guards in a sensational escape in North Carolina. They forced driver Willard to abandon his car as authorities, led by Captain Charles Farmer, mobilized units and used telephones to coordinate a statewide hunt.
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Conrad
Walt
Hiluikin Sal
Willard
Charles Farmer
State Highway Patrol
North Carolinas
Patois
Witl Hinton
Roberts
Nerves and Salience in Hair Health Discussed
A shortened note argues that nerves and perceived nervous breakdowns relate little to baldness or hair washing. The piece hints at a corrective view and mentions a person named Melly.
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Melly
WPA Funds Sought for Pa Relief Push
Preston Williams reports that Pennsylvania may receive an additional 3.7 million dollars for Works Progress Administration programs as part of a March release. State WPA officials expect more people to be displaced and note the need for extended funding to support relief efforts.
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Preston Williams
United Press
Sta
JI Wreisburg
Pennsylvania
Slater
Hsp Henhet Anh Yun
Hau
Ean Binks Hulse
Harry Ispe Fring
Chicago
Puzzling Snippet Describes Fashioned Inhaled Lute Nonsense
A garbled excerpt mocks a Vir rian period trend of pinching a lute and drawing it into the nostrils with sharp inhalations, alluding to a crude and sexualized rumor about a lasting effect. The text remains fragmentary and unclear.
Fight for site in Chicago ends with fee dispute
The planned arena for a Bradiocie versus Lanis bout in Chicago faces a site decision. A 25 percent fee on the lakefront venue could influence promoter rental terms as the event schedule remains unsettled with possible Seiko park locations in contention.
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United Press
Chicago
James J. Bradiocie
Joe Lanis
Soldier Flekl
Demantle
Comiskey Park
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Tase Wigin
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Public Property
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Ietter
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Curtis Jewelry
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Brie
State Employment Compensations Bureau
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Morrison
Rotary Club
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Erie County
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Harrisburg
Keri de Schdeinitz
LaGuardia
Lewis J. Valentine
New York
Albert Coons
William B. Hirt
Uriah P. Rossiter
Erie Courtly
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Root’s Furniture Store
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