Vehicle Bureau Paces New Tasks in Auto Permits
Harrisburg dispatch outlines the Pennsylvania Bureau of Motor Vehicles' rush to relicense over two million operators after a record December. With 1.2 million vehicles re-licensed for 1935 and 2.5 million renewal forms planned, changes of address must be filed, and rapid renewal processes are emphasized as the bureau shifts focus from plate issuance to operator licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Commonwealth
Postoffice
Justices of the Peace
Bitter fight looms over soldier bonus in Congress
The article notes a split among Democratic congressmen between White House loyalty and veterans lobby pressure as debate over immediate cash payment of veteran bonus certificates heats up. National Commander Prahk N. Belgrano Sr asserts the American Legion will push Congress within four days to approve cash payments, cancel interest, and refund interest.
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Pease One
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Veterans’ Lobby
Prahk N. Belgrano
Legion
American Legion
Republicans Push Own Legislative Program At Harrisburg
Republicans in the Harrisburg caucus draft a broad program including private bank supervision, national bank depositors relief, liberalized bank loans for closed banks, strict bank supervision, campaign finance limits, permanent city registration, pollution control, public grounds access, civil service for game wardens, insurance department reforms, outwork sweatshop bans, reduced women workers hours, minimum wage for women and children, repeal of industrial police laws, broadened Workmen's Compensation, liquor license reforms, local government tax study, Public Service Commission protections, highway fund returns, tax penalty abatements, and education for veterans and orphans. A steering committee of 18 led by Witkin, with a sub-committee drafting measures to carry out caucus wishes. The program notes expansion beyond the party platform and includes unemployment insurance and relief measures.
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Harrisburg
Wiliam A. Acne Ea
George Earle
Natonal
Reconstriction Finance Corporation
Game and Fish Commissions
State Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
Workmen's Compensation
Workmen's Compensation Board
Varios
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Public Service Commissioners
Republican House Caucus
Witkin
Turner
Blumberg
Miles Horst
Lebanon
Republican Party
Burglars Probe Conneaut Home On Skeleton Key Theft
United Press reports in Conneaut that Oscar Pasgianen of 0 Broad Street found burglars had used two skeleton keys to break into his home while he attended church. Jewelry and guns valued over 200 dollars were taken, a Tuesday afternoon discovery.
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United Press Conneaut
Oscar Pasgianen
Broad Street
Major crimes decline in Erie in 1934 year summary
Erie police records show 1934 saw fewer major crimes. Notable incidents included the June 25 murder of Joseph Eckstein by Joseph Tomasik, Eckstein’s death found justifiable manslaughter on appeal. August 10 Charles Bates shot after a dispute in west city jungles. Arthur Garen stabbed by wife Katherine Garren, coroner’s jury deemed justifiable homicide after evidence of prior abuse.
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Eris
Erie
Joseph Eckstein
Ast Street
Joseph Tomasik
Reed Street
15Th
Ash
Eckstein
Arthur Garen
Grill
N. Park Row
Katherine Garren
Charles Bates
Married at Youngsville amid cordial wishes
Amnd Unveineny Was made today on the mariage of Mrs. Pauline Spoon and Earl Carrier, both of Columbus, Pa., which took place Monday evening, December List, at six o'clock, by Rev. B. L. Kightey, at his home, 205 Davis street, Youngsville, Pa. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Wynne Qarvier, cousins of the dream. Both are well known in Cory, where they have friends, who extend congratulations. LYE POISONS CHILD SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-It took three months for a solution of lye which ahe drank to prove fatal to threeyear old Ina Belle, Harrell, The child) was ed through ja tube after the solution ate through her esophagus. Pneumonia hastened her death. BARGAIN BEAVER SKINS SEATTLE-A beaver skin was worth a iusket in early fur trading days, but 956 of them sold for only $3,125 at a recent federal auction. 'The 'hides were seized in Alaska by the customs service. Government appraisers valued them at $8,000.
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Pauline Spoon
Earl Carrier
Columbus
B. L. Kightey
Davis Street
Youngsville
Wynne Qarvier
Cory
Springfield
Ahe
Ina Belle
Harrell
Seattle
Alaska
Customs Service
Peddler with $40,000 fortune shocks Philadelphia
Police reported Mrs. Fannie Levine a destitute street peddler died after a pedestrian accident. She carried over $10,000 and two bank books were found. Constable Lichner suspected more money hidden at her home. Levine had lived in Philadelphia and supported herself selling shoelaces and candy. Her husband and daughter were known to be alive.
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Unites Press
Philadelphia
Fannie Levine
D. W. Lichner
Aged Couple Stricken Within Few Hours in Indiana
In Indiana Pa a funeral plan formed for Mrs Thomas Billingslee age 80 who died within 24 hours of her husband and four hours before his burial Billingslee a Center Township farmer died Saturday night after months of poor health He had been stricken with pneumonia a day after arranging his wife's burial Neighbors tried the husband and today plans were made to bury Mrs Billingste alongside him
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United Press
Indiana
Puneral
Thomas Billingslee
Billingslee
Center Township
Billingstes
Golden Rule Club Meeting This Evening at St Pauls
Lawrence Taylor treasurer of the county addresses Golden Rule Club members at the monthly dinner in St. Pauls Lutheran Church dining hall at 6 30 pm. The Ladies Aid Society will serve. A talk on county administration is expected. Reports on the December sale and plans to boost monthly merchandising will be discussed.
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Lawrence Taylor
Golden Rule Club
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
Taylor
Merchants’ Exchange
Elie
Lo¢ay
Lonigat
Classified Ads Section Overview and Policies
A dense, imperfect OCR of a historical classifieds page outlining ad categories and submission rules. It enumerates sections from Automobiles to Real Estate, explains pricing per word, and notes editing rights, error handling, and deadlines for display ads. It hints at reader utility and home business opportunities.
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Vehicle Bureau
Conneaut
Penly
Ance
Condra Pharmacy
Awrence Taylor
Etta Kett
Opportunity Knocks
Paul Robinson
A, Eitas
Louse
Werhings Works
TORS
Andou
Shirley
Member
Féderal Réserve System
de Pufposs
Elsuppmremene al
Typa
Tite
Pemare
Hotel Corry
P.T. Webster
Standard Bank
Cleveland
Ohio
Cate
Ster
John Gilpin
Corry
Kisemann
Will Dawson
R.D. G. Corry
Wayne James
First Avenue
Grange National Bank
Spartansburg
Otters
Sis Paseutation
Association For Payment
Mr Thompson
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