Olean men arranged to post bond in slaying case
Friends plan bond postings for William Palmar aged 80 and Edward Ingenito 46 of Olean to release a suspect questioned in the Franks Femin homicide near Olean. Bail set at 7000 dollars for both, with material witnesses. Also notes local notices on electric repairs and civic events including a President's Birthday Ball fundraiser and club meetings in Warren and Dunkirk areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Palmara
Edward Ingenito
Olean
Franks
Lake City
Tondo Company
Dunkliie
Joseph Muszulaki
Dunkirk
Emmanuel Guild
Warren
Frances A‘hplan
Warren County Crippled Children's Committee
Warm Springs Foundation
Quacro Club
G. W. Waggener
West Smith Street
George Washington
A. D. Colegrove
DuBois Sportsmen Report Arctic Owl Find
Two DuBois sportsmen trekking through deep snow carried food to a mile and birds on the DuBois game preserve when they sighted a great Arctic owl. The owl measured over five feet from wingtip to wingtip, far from its natural habitat amid rumors tied to a recent Northeast influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
DuBois
Shuz~ Zai From the Northeast. —A. M. Litz
Jamestown
Board of Public Utilities
8. D. Wilcox
Main Street
Frank Graft
Stewart Hat Shop
Clyde Phillips
Huefner
Venango County
Old City
Pryburg
Pai- Hips
Bessie Royer
BH. Main Street
Harry Alexander
P.L. Young
Ums
League
Clara Jeannette Deitrich
Titusville
Three Bridges
Warren County
WEA
Laverick
Western Penitentiary
Hisbrick
Overcrowded Institutions To Get Attention
Harrisburg report shows one third of Pennsylvania state institutions over capacity. Four penal and recreational centers exceed limits, five of nine mental hospitals overcrowded, with Torrance Hospital 38.5 percent over capacity. Welfare survey notes limited relief since 1931 relief efforts hindered by court ruling and federal funding gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd L. Bowers
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylania
Commonwealth
State Department of Welfare
Shamein
Welfare Department
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Works Progress Administration
Torrance
Democratic Speakers Bureau Established in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on February 19 a Democratic Speakers Bureau was set up to spread news of Roosevelt and Harle administration accomplishments among Pennsylvania voters. Directed by Owen B. Hunt, state insurance commissioner, it will work with the Democratic State Committee to provide state and national speakers for political rallies and other events. West Ridge buses from Eric to Franklin faced dishy, drifting snow with travel delays between Titusville and Unionville, but no trips were canceled due to the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Maybee
Montmorenci
Harry Gorton
WIRA
Buffalo
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus County
Denzil E. Strang
Pleasant Wille
Titusville City Hospital
Hirst
Jamestown
Akien
Salamanca
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren
Clark B Nelson
Destiny
Nelson
F. A. Childs
Battle Creek
Mich
William Carney
John J. Krotoszynski
Hast Ave
Edward M. Murphy
Mortimer BB. Graham
William Steen
New Castle
Titusville
Protected Home Circle
Hagles' Hall
J. D. Walker
Butler
Harrisburg
Roosevelt
Harle
Pennsylvania
Owen B. Hunt
Democratic State Committee
West Ridge
Eric
Franklin
Unionily
Ever Dog Licenses Issued Last Month
Harrisburg reports a sharp rise in unlicensed and uncontrolled dogs destroyed in Pennsylvania last month. J Hansell French, Secretary of Agriculture, notes 1677 dogs killed versus 802 a year earlier, as state agents braved subzero weather to curb livestock and game losses. County treasurers issued 19307 dog licenses, down from 26894, and 22 kennel licenses were issued amid snowbound conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Hansell French
Agrculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Howard M. Kalodner
Tammany Makes Al Smith A Delegate
Tammany Hall assured Alfred B. Smith a chance to take a walk at the Democratic national convention. Tammany Chief James J. Doolin nominated him as a district convention delegate, equivalent to election. Simultaneously Smith became eligible to challenge President Roosevelt in Philadelphia as two New York Republican camps split over G O P delegates in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany Hall
Alfred B. Smith
Tammany
James J. Doolin
Lat Smill
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Picket Blockade Threatens Loss to Goodyear Plants
Akron report says a coal train blockade could cause a million dollars in frost damage to three Goodyear Tire plants.Strike claims total 1601.28 with state paying 149.50 and dog owners 102.78, amid labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Fubser Co
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Esse
Telephone and Delivery Service
LUX
Oxydol
Jose
Texas
Florida
RINSO
Superior Coffee
Wilson’s
Canada
Wing Willi Star Stores
Temple
Weber
Condra’s Pharmacy
Democratic Speakers’ Bureau
IONA
AGP
Kayserettes
AL Smith
Loblaw’s Usn
Orchard Park
Limburger
Jersey
J. A. Lanston
C. A. Duke
C. W. Hubertz
Duke General Masonry
R. G. Fealman General Contracting
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