Stolen Ford Sedan Sought. Erie News Briefs Report Damages
Weather warms melting snow and slick streets. Police seek a stolen Ford sedan owned by Harold McCullough of Warren after a Sunday theft in Ti nsville. Car crashes reported on Hust Main street injuring Mrs. Loveland and causing bumper damage to the Clancy vehicle. Oil production declines amid December demand. local incidents include a boy’s facial injuries from a fall and a hunting for a suspect in a pistol wound incident. District officials note WPA payroll changes. local civic events include firehouse open house with feasting and billiards, and a postponed Aero Supply League bowling match.
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Corry
Harold McCullough
Warren
Tinsville Sundiy
Honnet Lovelang
Howard Loveland
Hust Main Street
Law
A. Arnold Johnson
Eugene Clancy
Garland
John- Bon
Clancy
Loveland
Bruiges
Twenty four hurt as CCC truck hits auto after crash
At De Young a CCC transport struck a sedan carrying four people, knocking it 150 feet and toppled four gasoline pumps at Robinson garage. The truck then mounted the pumps, gas spilled, pumps shut off. No injuries reported among the 24 occupants. state police investigated.
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Kand
de- Young
CGC
Martensville
Robinson Garage
CCL Trsinsport
James Conte
Agail 20
Cain
Ridgway
Charles Matheson
DeYoung
Matheson
State Motor Police
Gorton Foley
Retail Sales Show Decrease In November 1988 In Pennsylvania
Independent stores in Pennsylvania reported a 6 percent drop in dollar volume for November 1988 from November 1987, per the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce estimates. City gains and losses varied, with Uniontown up 10 percent, Warren down about 45 percent, and smaller declines in other city size bands. Data cover areas with populations under 2 500 to 26 000, and are not seasonally adjusted or weighted by working days. Pittsburgh data were gathered with the University of Pittsburgh Bureau of Business Research.
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Pennsylvania
Dollay
Bureau of Poreign and Domestic Commerce
Uniontown
Warren
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Business Research, University of Pittsburgh
Salada Tea executive lauds ads at NYC convention
Edgar Pinto, vice president of Salada Tea, credited newspaper advertising and the Salada sales force for strong yearly gains at the December 1 sales convention in the Hotel Pennsylvania, New York. The company, founded in 1892, stressed a single quality tea in easy packaging and plans to expand newspaper reach in 1899. Also attending were Norman J. Holmes and Neri, among other company officials.
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Salada Tech
Mir
Edgar Pinto
Manger
Salada Tea Company
Pennsylvania
New York City
Salada Tea
Advernne
Norman J. Holmes
Neri
New York
477 Autos Stolen in Nov with 262 Recovered
Harrisburg report states 477 cars were stolen in Pennsylvania during November. Of the total, 204 belonged to Pennsylvania residents and 278 to non residents. In the same month, 262 cars stolen in the state were recovered.
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Harrisburg
Pennesylvania
Pennsylvania
Rise in State Relief Rolls Reaches 207736 Cases
The December 24 rolls show 207,736 cases representing 668,212 persons. The weekly rise stems from continued federal wave program effects and WPA transfers, with 16,964 people added and 2,104 cases closed. Net expenditures for general and supplemental grants totaled 1187 thousand dollars.
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Sunil
Pennsylvania egg auctions federate to form a cooperative group
Five cooperative egg auctions have federated as the Pennsylvania Egg and Poultry Producers' Association. The member auctions operate at Bethlehem, Butler, Center Point, Coatesville and Doylestown. Officers named include President Raymond B. Taylor Newton, vice president M. W. Bennett Royersford, secretary treasurer Elmo Chuderkoff.
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Harrisburg
Jame
Pennsylvana
Tive Co
Pennsylvania
Eeg and Poultry Producers
Assocition
Hethlehem
Butler
Center Point
Coatesville
Doyledawn
Offiveyshire
Presdent
Raymond 8. Taylor
Newton
MW Bennett
Royersford
Ufasurer
Elmo Chuderkoifter
Defense Plans Big Problem in Roosevelt Address
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Congress confronts defense funding amid war fears and domestic strain. Republicans urge focus on domestic needs while Roosevelt prepares to deliver the annual message outlining national defense and international tensions.
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United Presa
Washington
Republica
Rossevelt
Roosevelt
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