Vehicle Bureau Faces New Task In Auto Permits
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Bureau of Motor Vehicles faces a heavy relensing workload with over 2,000,000 operators due for renewal. December set records by issuing 104,958 sets of plates in 16 hours, while 1,200,000+ vehicles have been re-licensed for 1954 35. renewal forms for 1954 35 operators licenses will be mailed late this month.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Commonwealth
Post Office Department
Justices of the Peace
Harieburs
Bitter fight looms over soldier bonus proposals
The debate over immediate cash payment and compensation for veterans grows as Congress faces White House opposition. Democratic lawmakers split between backing the presidents stance and veterans lobby clout. Legion leader Belgrano vows to push a New Year mandate for prompt payment, interest cancellation, and refunds, aiming for quick congressional action.
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Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Veterans’ Lobby
Frank N. Belgrano, Jr
Legion
American Legion
Republicans Push Own Legislative Program
Republican leaders in Harrisburg unveil a broad platform drafted to push state reform. The plan includes bank supervision, public works, wage laws for women and children, civil service for wardens, insurance reform, and local government taxation study, backed by committee steps to draft the bills.
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Harrisburg
William A. Swingil
George Bartle
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Banking Department
Game and Fish Commissions
State Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Insurance
Pennsylvania
Insurance Department
Life
Department of Labor and Industry
Workmen's Compensation Board
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Public Service Commissioners
Republican House Caucus
Witkin
Wilkin
Turner
Blumberg
Miles Horst
Lebanon
Republican Party
Petty Thieves Scene in Conneaut Burglary Report
In Conneaut Oscar Pasnanen of 940 Broad Street reported burglars used a skeleton key to break in while he attended church services. Jewelry and guns valued at more than 200 were stolen, according to United Press dispatch.
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Ey United Press Conneaut
Oscar Pasnanen
Broad Street
Major crimes decline in Erie in 1934 report
Erie police headquarters released a summary showing a drop in major crimes for 1934. The report details the city’s first murder on March 25 when Joseph Eckstein was killed and Joseph Tomasil jailed for manslaughter. It notes multiple fatal incidents and controversial verdicts, including a jury ruling of justifiable homicide in Garten case.
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Arthur Garen
Grill
N. Park Row
Katherine Garten
Charles Bates
Hoater
Married at Youngsville announces quiet wedding
The marriage of Mrs Pauline Spoon and Earl Carrier of Columbus was held Monday evening at 6 by Rev E L Eighmsy at 205 Davis Street Youngsville Pi with the couple attended by Wynne Carrier and his spouse. Citizens of Cory extend congratulations. Lye poisoning death of Ina Belle Harrell in Springfield Mo. three year old. Death follows esophageal injury and pneumonia. Beaver skins fetch 3125 at federal auction in Seattle. seized by customs, valued at 8000 by appraisers.
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Pauline Spoon
Earl Carrier
Columbus
E. L. Eighmsy
Davis ‘Street
Youngsville
Wynne Carrier
Cory
Springfield
Ahe
Ina Belle
Harrell
Seattle
Alaska
Customs Service
Peddler Has Fortune of $40,000
United Press report from Philadelphia states Mrs. Pannie Levine a 50 year old destitute street vendor died after being struck by a car. Police found more than $10,000 and two bank books in her boarding house room and believe she may have hidden a larger sum at her home. Her husband and daughter are living. she had sold shoelaces and candy on the streets for years.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pannie Levine
Chay
D. W. Licher
Aged Couple Stricken Within Few Hours
Indiana Pa dispatch reports funeral plans for Mrs. Thomas Illingstee 80 who died within 24 hours of her husband Billingslee prominent Geriter township farmer died Saturday night The widow long frail was stricken with pneumonia a day after making burial arrangements Neighbors had buried the husband and plans called to lay the wife beside him
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United Press
Indiana
Thomas Illingstee
Billingslee
Geriter Township
Golden Rule Club Meeting This Evening
Lawrence Taylor the treasurer of Eric een Will addresses Golden Rule Club at its monthly dinner in St. Pauls Lutheran church dining hall at 6 30 this evening. The Ladies Aid Society serves the dinner and large attendance is expected. The talk may cover his administration as county office holder. Reports on the December sale and plans to improve monthly merchandising events are to be discussed. Officers urged attendance as other projects will be submitted.
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Lawrence Taylor
Eric Een
Golden Rule Club
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
Taylor
Merchants’ Exchange
Classified Ad Index and Rates Preview from Journal
An old style classifieds page outlines advertising rates and sections such as Announcements Monuments Notions Personal Auto Services and Help Wanted with numerous subcategories. It notes payment terms deadlines and copy preparation tips for readers and advertisers.
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Airs
Jourtal
Corry
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P. T. Webster
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Ruth Black
Second Avenue
Cleveland
Care Journal
O Exchange
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Eisemann Radio
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Gorty
Wayne James
Ripley
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Grange National Bank
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