Budget Message Will Outline Earle Plan Wednesday
Harrisburg Feb 23 The 1937 budget of Gov George I Earle totaling 400 million dollars for the next two fiscal years is due for presentation tomorrow noon. The legislature cleared secondary bills and prepared for budgeting the state's revenue while examining unemployment relief, taxation and government expense measures.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
George I
Earle
Frank W. Ruth
Berks
Melchiorre-Dent
Allway Brotherhoods
Lie House
Charles Melchiorre
Philadelpia
Warle
Marely Oni
Overreaching Greed and Self Overreach
A reflective line condemns greed and overreach, arguing excessive ambition leads to harm. It frames greed as a universal flaw causing people to overstep bounds in pursuit of wealth or power. The statement implies moral judgment on those who let greed govern actions.
Death Claims Several Residents at Sparta
Sparta borough endured a day of blackouts and services as Baxter Dawson Ross born August 18 1841 in North Montbre county died February 20 at his son Harry Ross home after pneumonia. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 with Rev. John A. Waugamus officiating. Also noted were deaths of Fred J. King and Mrs. Susan Price with subsequent removals, plus community meetings and local social notes. Baxter Ross survived by wife Harriet Pierce, children Clifford and Sadie Rogers, five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Spartansburg
W. Torrey
Vernal
Keith Nichols
Cowry
O'Clocis
Rermuve
Baxter Ross
Welock Suilay
Fred J U. King
San
Jay
Clifford Young
Union City
Susan Price
Holly
Fred King
Bloomfield Township
Handlelight
Titusville
Randolph High ‘School
Sparta Grange Hell
James Wilson
Erie
Baxter Dawson Ross
North Mont
Bre County
Harry Ross
Harriet Pierce
Jesse Blakeslee
Clifford Ross
Harry Rosa
Sadie Rogers
Sparta
Township
Baxter Roas
Frank Blakeslee
Abraham Blakeslee
Rost
Penings
Sparfansburg
Torsey Finnenhone
John A. Waugamus
Rose Hill Cemetery
Kindred End
Phillip Northrop, Jr
Merchant's Corners
Corry Hospital
Wills
Jesse Goodwill
Concord Corners
M. BE
T. Smith
Olsen
Fern Sayle
M. ©. Church
Fred Morris
Martha Washington Club
David Reicle
Jack Lark
Sherry Lee
Buffalo
N. Y
Richard Farley
Linesville
Clark
Farley
Stranahan
Wilbur Farley
John Parley
Harry Stranawalt
Will Drake
Drake Til
Rei McDonnell
William Keating
Meg
Joseph King
Gina Steadman
Ormer
C.H Steadman
Conneam, Lake
Clem Pierce
Cor‘y
Ray Coates
Charles
Ralph McAnineh
Ariold, Ta
Sveve
Wirt Ingram
Lawrence Snapp
Frank
Ruth Rexford
Esther Tarley
Grice Bunter
Dravesburg
Burmer
Juanita Stranahan
Harry Stranahan
Pittsburgh
Frank Allen
Corry
5. S. Boyle
CB. Wilcox
N. G. Vaughn
Tonneaut Lake
C. C. 2Eisor
Meadville
Glenn Steadman
Roy Lewis
Lakeview
Flynn to Hunt Missing Flier on Ireland Voyage
Hollywood story reports United Press that Flynn plans to sail from New York aboard the Queen Mary to Belfast and London to pursue a missing flyer from 1927. The voyage aims to locate the missing aviator and plan further expeditions while Flynn serves as foreman of the I. I. R. repair crew. Local residents welcome the Lewis family and note Glenn Snapp remains unconscious but improving nourishment intake.
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United Press
Hollywood
Hrrol Wynn
Hwkets
Wilims
Curt
New York
Ireland
Pan Redfern
I. R
Lewis
Dr. Bangart
Texas Solon Is Stricken Texas Solon Is Stricken
Washington reports on James Buchanan a Democratic congressman from Texas linked to New Deal appropriations and a power committee role. The fragmented text notes his chairmanship of the appropriations panel, a shift in 1981, and references to political allies. It mentions Texas U land holdings in Hudspeth County and broader economic themes.
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United Press
Washington
Jones I Buchanan
Texas
Dexia MH
Billy
House
Iite
Congress
Ladiy Buchavar
Svar
Brelwain
Keil
Roopewelt
Aa Sbuyl
Meicaryi
Jumuph MW Yung
Vongresamen
Gaehnur Jistal
James
Buchanin
Demgorat
Wreghan
Buchanan
Texas U
Hudspeth County
Tex
University of Texas
Ageonenyn Pte Ietalin Entiastivat
Woman Dies in Crash Injuries in Brantlin
Mary aottw shea Brown aged about 61 of 340 Blov Sivh street Brantlin wife of Ollies Brown died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident on January 26 in Movida township. The event, reported by Harry Le Leyun, notes Brown suffered severe injuries including wounds to the heart and skull. Mrs Brown leaves a husband and children mournful at Mees Brusca.
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Pranklin
Mary
Shea Brown
Blov- Sivh Street
Brantlin
Ollies
Kivsinaiee
Plu
Montag
Movida Twat
Egaus
Harry le Leyun
Call Final Witnesses In Trial Of Trooper
A garbled OCR fragment references the trial of a trooper with mentions of final witnesses, names, and court proceedings. It includes scattered names like Mossghan and Colling and notes on testimony, but the text is largely unreadable and incoherent.
Classified Ad Policies And Listings From The Journal
The Journal outlines classification rules for ads with cash in advance, per word rates, and acceptance criteria. It notes errors are corrected promptly, and ads must fit their class and journal style. It lists sections for announcements notices personals lost and found autos and related services and warns editors may edit or reject copy.
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Tva
Adi
Monumento
Bale
Saint Auto
Altos
Lire
Stamond
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Centre
Ina
Herbert Cohen
York
Ruth
Sunate
Ruth-Brownfield
Department of Purchase Instruction
Atatels
Elkhart
Joseph Levin
Joiney Ander
Russia
Joseph
Royal Just Office
Eia Ket
By Paul Robil
Fred B. King
Townsend
Flynn
Acreen Star
South America
Paul Redfern
Solon
Nluntown
Colling
Mossghan
Geneva Cinates
J. Myrglaki
Ford
Ford Dealers
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Pennsylvania
Luca Pie
Suirses
Sali
Carey
Beldinen
Anil
Hay
Joanie
Phew
Hanis i Dlugy Aly
Cork
Shel Terme
Wash
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