Pressure grows as police merger plan draws comment
Harrisburg reports say a proposed merger of city and state police agencies faces mixed reactions. Governor Haris and officials weigh implications for the patrol force, supervision, and the reform plan championed by Kelly and supporters in the administration.
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Tynoner
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Governon
Justice Department
Grasshoppers Out Early Steubenville Report
A resident near Frat Sheingfiel reports seeing many grasshoppers in a field, described as leaning merrily. The note suggests an unusual early infestation with prominent activity observed. No further details on species or impact provided.
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Steubenville
Impr
Srasshomie
Sheingfiel
Pile Torture Promise Relief or Money Back
San-Cura Ointment claims rapid relief from piles and burning sensations with customer endorsements from Detroit. An example letter from T Williams praises healing of piles and other uses, with a money order enclosed for a large jar. Ointment priced 35c to 60c. Soap 25c. sold by druggists with satisfaction guarantee.
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Williams
Detroit
County Teachers Seek Positions in Erie County
Erie teachers press for rights to accept future jobs within the county school system. A city board resolution urged reciprocal, non-discriminatory hiring, with State Senator Samuel Gilson addressing legislation for rural districts. Officers were reelected, including Albion attorney Clarence B. Bryan as president and Paul L. Cressman as treasurer and speaker on loyalty.
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Erie
Selyo
Nicho
Willy
Vassal
Samuel Gilaon
Ures of Public Instruction
Squirrels in City Park Open to Anticipated Weather Pattern
City readers anticipate a link between squirrel nest activity and upcoming winter, noting that past winters with many nests were cold and snowy while open winters followed fewer nests. Experts caution that this folklore varies and may not reliably predict weather.
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Teauletel
Ety Park
Mrs. Squirrel
Willys Finance Plan Promises Low Car Payments
Willys Overland Motors Mine unveils a new finance plan via the Commercial Credit Company led by dealer William J. Van Vleet. The plan targets average wage earners with monthly incomes from 160 to 200 dollars, offering payments as low as 19 dollars a month plus down payment and highlighting savings on fuel and maintenance.
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Wiliam J. van Vleet
Jomas Wiltys
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Seven Killed in Gun Blast Aboard U S Wyoming
SAN PEDRO Calif Feb 19 The gun explosion aboard the U S Wyoming killed seven aboard and wounded many more. Captain Byard John Trursible of Alexandria Virginia and Joseph W Bouvaski of Pittsburgh are among the dead. The Wyoming carried 1000 Marines from Quantico plus a navy crew.
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San Pedro
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U.S
Byard John
Two Nabbed in Policy Racket Drive Renamed Officers Seize Slips
Feb 19 report says two men were fined $50 each for policy racket activity in the district. Police held up slips and bags of money tied to wagers tied to a New York stool exchange. Arrests followed, with bond posted to secure release of the quartet.
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Leo
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Poplar Street
Joe Brows
Avralgmad
Aiterman
Bondamain
Haward Hughes
Tunsday
Paul Schaaf
John Anthony
Current Events Yearbook 1987 88 issued in Harrisburg
Harrisburg today announced a seventy page publication titled Current Events Yearbook 1987 38 containing information on the League of Nations area and population lists of Congressmen governors ambassadors and biographical sketches of famous people. Dr Lester K Ade superintendent of public instruction stated the book will be available to the public.
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Harrisburg
Lester K. Ade
League of Nations
Ade
Unusual January Weather Reported by Official Data
Harrisburg February survey by the Department of Forests and Waters and the U S Geological Survey shows extreme January conditions across Pennsylvania. Record highs in temperature, heavy night precipitation, and exceptional snowfall accompanied widespread high stream flows and several flood events.
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Department of Forests and Waters
United States Geological Survey
Pennsylvania
United States
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Pittsbursh
Reading
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Mountains
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Bogardus
Ue Department of Forests and Waters
Shenango
Aly Sharon
Rebekahs Plan Card Party at OC F Hall
Lady Franklin Rebeka n lodge hosts a card party and birthday supper on March 3 in the OC F Hall with prizes of five hundred dollars, bridge and refreshments after games. Reservations encouraged by calling Mrs Will Dyckes.
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Lady Franklin Rebekan Lage
Gasoline Exports and Imports Reported for December
Tiarrisbarg Feb 19 A pennsylvanian liquid fuels tax was collected on 440 808 gallons of gasoline admitted into the state over the Ohio border by border patrols of the department of revenue during December. Secretary of Revenue John B Kelly announced today. The border patrols issued 867 clearance certificates covering exports and imports of 1 970 722 gallons of petroleum products during the month. Of the total amount checked 1 763 180 gallons were gasoline and 207 532 gallons were kerosene fuel oil naptha motor oil solvents and spirits. Gasoline exports totalled 1 322 872 gallons.
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Tiarrisburg
Fenhaylyania
Ohie Bourne Dary
Department of Revenue
Secretary of Revenue
John B. Kelly
Arkansas Oil Slumps In El Dorado Production
Arkansas reports show a Teddy Doo in oil production since 1925 with 77 808 000 barrels reached in 1925. The yearly yield last year stood at 10 686.45 barrels, reflecting a downturn in output for the state oil fields centered around El Dorado.
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Arkansas
EL Dorato
Ame
Ysel
Surplus Eggs Aid Farmers Narrow Price Spread
Harrisburg reports that the Pennsylvania department of agriculture notes the purchase of 200000 dollars worth of surplus eggs by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration tightens the wholesale to retail price gap by six cents benefiting both farmer and consumer.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington Lincoln Birthdays Honored at Party
A Washington and Lingola birthday party featured testing of the Woman's Relief Corps. Daily members attended at Masonic Hall. The program included songs, readings, a vocal duet, and piano and vibraphone pieces. Refreshments were served as color decor and attendees mingled.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Armerica
Winhui
George Washington
Ray Wynn
Weumpet Goles
Drea
Wilma Baulaon
Mko T. Polson
May
Mountain
Cavey
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Pudinke Lillie
Luella Deyo
Lotta Stevens
Luella Dayo
Frank Lilie
Man Sues City Over 26 Cent Penalty Dishonor
Little Rock Ark. Artinr Frankel sues the city challenging a 10 percent delinquent water bill penalty. He spent 8.50 to file the suit alleging constitutional issues with the ordinance.
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Little Rock
Ark
Artinr Frankel
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