Famous Puppet Troupe to Show Here March 4th
The Tatterman Marionettes will stage a benefit presentation at the Junior High School for the curtain fund. Willas, Duncan and Edward Mubley of Cleveland bring a dramatized King and the Golden River. Showtimes are 3 PM and 8 PM.
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Tatterman
Junior High Next
Bening
Willas
Duncan
Edward Mubley
Cleveland
Gluck
Mang
Schwartz
South-west Wind
Esquire
Golden River
John Rusty
America
National tastes for butter vary widely
Harrisburg May 28. James L. Slates analyst for the Bureau of Markets says American consumers prefer a moderately strong butter, salted or unsalted. He notes European countries favor milky mid flavored butter while tropical-country butter is often strong or rancid.
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Harrisburg
James L. Slates
Bureau of Markets
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
States Mediators Settled 314 Labor Disputes in 1935
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania mediators settled 314 labor disputes in 1935. 284 disputes were reported, involving 117 599 persons, with 814 disputes disposed of by year end. The causes included wages, hours, discrimination, and sympathy strikes, peaking in February with 20 664 persons affected.
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Harrisburg
Department of Labor
Pennsylytnia
Ralph Mi. Bashore
Clarence J . Moser
Department
Moser
Groups band 10 stop erosion in Harrisburg area
Feb 28 Harrisburg farmers and other large landowners are forming soil conservation associations to cooperate with federal and state agriculture departments. Experts from USDA, Pennsylvania Agriculture, Forests and Waters, and the Game Commission will advise at organize and subsequent meetings. J Hansell French urges action to curb erosion in Pennsylvania valleys, noting damage exceeds dust storms.
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Harrisburg
Lie
Pedeval
State Departments of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Two-Cent Passenger Fare Ordered Across Railroads
The commission ordered a two cent fare for interstate travel on standard equipment and a three cent per mile rate for Pullman cars, effective June 12 1938, with exceptions for bridge and tunnel surcharges. Major eastern roads urged keeping 4.6 cent fares while southern and western lines cited increased passenger traffic.
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Southern and Western
Pennsylvania
New York ‘Central
Alaska Lures Farmers From Illinois Association
Seldovia chamber of commerce reports a letter from the Illinois Association of Farmers stating 150 members are interested in relocating to Alaska.
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Alaska
Seldovia
Seldova
Hundred Thousand Dollar Budget Error Sparks Hospital Plan
SRE Feb 28 A $100,000 mistake in the 1936 county budget balance was revealed and may force a hospital project. The hospital committee says the error inflates the year end balance and threatens to derail plans unless the county fund is included without tax increases or bonds. The discrepancy arose from transcription of balance figures to budget records.
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SRE
Wicely
Harvey St
Wwittis
Thomas Wiitley
Elton H. Blair
Hit Run Victim Dies After Strattanville Collision
Brookville Pa Feb 28 Guy Sowers 52 of Strattanville died in hospital from injuries after being struck by a hit run driver. He was found beside a vehicle on Route 420. Highway patrolmen opened an investigation but could not question him as he never regained consciousness.
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Brookville
Guy Sowers
Strattanville
Sowers
Commendation for Mayor Miller’s Temperance Cleanup Push
Presbyterian Sabbath School members commend Mayor Glen Miller for enforcing Corry’s liquor laws during Temperance Sunday observance. A letter to Mayor Miller notes the Sabbath School resolution praising his efforts to improve the city and curb discreet beer and liquor dispensaries.
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Glen Miller
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Miler
Corry
Snow Removal Policies Outlined by State Highways Chief
Warren Van Dyke, secretary of highways, set forth department rules on snow removal and street clustering in Harridsburg. He noted that before the City Street Act of 1961 snow removal on city streets and portions of state routes was not permitted. current legislation allows removal and cindering only on streets that form part of a state route, not on approaches or intersecting streets.
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Harridsburg
Warren van Dyke
New Jersey milk order may hit New York producers
New Jersey Milk Control Board cuts Class 1 milk 12 cents and Class 2 cream 25 cents per hundred effective March 1. The price gap favors New Jersey dealers purchasing Class 1 from New Jersey producers, worsening New York producers’ sales. Cream prices also drop, potentially hurting New York cream prices since much of the state’s cream supply enters New Jersey.
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New York
New Jersey Milk Control Board
New Jersey
New Jersey Control Board
Ole New York Control Board
New York State
Parole Farmer Charged With Tipsy Driving
Andrew Labowski, 45, paroled for one year after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Judge William Hirt imposed the sentence, marking a second offense after a prior 1933 conviction. Labowski promised to abstain from drinking. police report says a passenger was fined for related offenses as their car left the road into a snow drift.
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Labowski
Andrew Labowski
Corty
William Hirt
Hirt
Mercy Way
Labows
John D. Planivan
Partrolman
Lloyd Ruppersberger
Deni
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Rex
Pennsylvania Gas Co
West Main Street
Governments
T. B. Hospital Committee
Atlantic
Quekeupig
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Jersey
N.Y
A&p Food Stores
SUN Room
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
J Corry
Penn
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