Earle Demands Pa Senate Speed Action
Governor seeks rapid action as Pennsylvania legislators return to Harrisburg for a seventh week of deliberations with only one law enacted. The plan to revise the 1874 constitution faces delay as executive nominations prompt urgent Senate consideration and potential clashes over timing of hearings and a May referendum.
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Morey J
Potter United Press
Harrisburg
Guy
George H. Marle
Senate
Ruth House
Earle
Satale
James J. Coyne
Allegheny
Committee On Executive
Barle
Richard J. Beamish
Workmen's Compensation Board
Paul O. Sunday
Charles T. Carpenter
A. C. Marburger
Taille Control Board
Harle
Marbinger
G. Mason Owlett
Tioga
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Owlett
Pennsylvania Bar ‘Association
State Chamber of Commerce
Ruth
Guteet Constitutional Convention
George W. Woodward
Philadelphia
Republican
Charles J. Margiotti
Pittsburgh
John J. McClure
Delaware
Lee C. Prince
Cumberland
Prince
McCuure
Judiciary Special Committee
Friends of
McCue
Delaware County
McChite
Senate Finance Committee
Prinice
Man Dies Riding the Rails on Fast Freight
Warren reports the death of William J. McElhinney 27 who was found on a coal car in Warren yard. Coroner Lowrey ruled death due to exposure after boarding a freight train bound toward Oil City. He left work Friday, survived by a wife and three children. relatives to arrange burial in Kittanning.
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J. M. Jones
Warren Yard
Kittaraing
Filey
Kittaranng
Whittaming
Oil City
Warren
Kittanning
Lowrey
Colonial Tea Planned by Presbyterian Class
The Mary Ana Martha Class of the Presbyterian Church has completed plans for a Colonial tea to be held in church rooms Tuesday at eight o'clock. Mrs. William Johnson Jr. announces an evening program featuring musical readings by Mrs. Raymond Barnes, Catherine Hubertz, a vocal solo by Mrs. R. S. Dewey, old time songs by several young singers, a trumpet duet by Joe Hasbrouck and William Jewell, a minuet performed by a group of girls, and orchestra selections. Kane-Punxsutawney, 75 miles south, reported 20 inches of snow on Saturday, the heaviest in half-entry.
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Mary Ana Martha
Presbyterian Church
William Johnson, Jr
Raymond Barnes
Catherine Hubertz
R. 8. Dewey
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Louise Whiteley
Ethel Beckwith
Charles Auer
Kane
Punxsutawney
Here
Chester Lill Died Saturday Erie sports writer dies
Chester Lil Lilia 83 former Erie Daily Times sports editor and ex secretary of Exe County Motor Club died of pneumonia in St Vincent's Hospital Erie after two weeks of illness He was born February 2 1903 and leaves four children youngest under eight months old Major James E Isherwood state commander of the American Legion toured the region yesterday in his speaking drive
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Erig
J. Chester Lilia
Erie Daily Times
Exe County Motor Club
St. Vincent's Hospital
Tappa
Lillis
Joseph Walsh
Nol
Warren
Pennsylvania
James E. Isherwood
American Legion
Teacher Hit by Auto Fatally Hurt in Titusville
Miss Julia Anderson a 48 year old Oi City schools teacher was fatally injured Saturday evening when struck by a car on route 62 two miles north of Titusville The driver Phanyax English stopped his car for radiator trouble and Anderson walked to its rear She died at 1 a m Sunday at Oi City hospital after being conscious until moments before death Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 30 p m from her Beat Hickory home Coroner J Irwin Zerte and Highway Patrol Corporal King investigated
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Titusville
Julia Anderson
Hast Hickory
Bernard Cook
Ticeta
Oi City
King
Highway Patrol
Venango County
J. Irwin Zerte
Beat Hickory
Former leader Erie now trails in seal drive
Mrs County, usually leading the state in Christmas Seals sales, falls behind most counties per J Kenneth Winter Executive Secretary after returning from the State Tuberculosis Workers meeting in Pittsburgh. Erie county sales are nearly five percent below 1933. fifteen thousand dollars is needed to fund the association until the next Seal Sale in November. The organization keeps its health program alive despite a lean treasury and hardships, aided by workers’ sacrifices and county commissioners’ support, with TB deaths down during hard times.
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Mrs County
J. Kenneth Winter
Pittsburgh
Erie County
Association
Dog Saves Three As Fire Sweeps Home In Tarentum
A shepherd dog named Shep woke Fern Wry George Phillips and Frank Ryan as fire swept the Stein clothing store above Custleville No 1. The men escaped from their second floor bachelor apartments unharmed, despite being trapped by flames.
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Tarentum
Stein Clothing
Custleville
No. 1
Wry
Fern
George Phillips
Frank Ryan
Sheppie
Ah Wilderness at Jamestown Shea's Theatre Jamestown WN
Eugene ONeill author of Ah Wilderness expresses pleasure over George Coban in a Jamestown Shea's Theatre production Friday night March 8. ONeill hoped to cast famed actor Cohan in a Marco Millions project but timing and prior plans prevented it.
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Eugene O'Neill
Theatre Guild
Shea
Jamestown
George M. Coban
Coke
Marco
Percy Hammond
Babbitt
O'Neill
Marco Polo
Cohan
Etta Kett milder cigarette ad claim
A comic strip panel presents a cigarette endorsement suggesting a milder smoke with better taste. The caption emphasizes a lighter brand experience and appeals to readers seeking smoother smoking while implying social approval.
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Tset Weill
Turkey
Greece
Xanthi
Cayalla
Smyrna
Samsoun
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Gore
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