Queen of the Vermont Snows Named by Governor Aiken
Phyllis McGovern, 19, of Cambridge Vermont, student at the University of Vermont, receives the title from Gov George D Aiken at Jeffersonville Vermont. The feature notes her mother Peggy Ann Landon, daughter of the 1934 Republican nominee, and Peggy’s current status as a senior at the University of Kansas.
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Vermont
Phyllis McGovern
George D. Aiken
Jeffersonville
Miss McGovern
University of Vermont
Cambridge, Vt
Peggy Ann Landon
Republian
Peggy
University of Kansas
Wichita
May 6 Drivers Lose Licenses For Speeding
Warrants issued for offenders who exceed 40 miles per hour on state highways. Motorists exceeding 90 mph face license withdrawal for 90 days upon conviction. Patrol plans traps and routine checks to curb speed statewide with patrols on rural roads at intervals.
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Corry
Ginke
Pavel ii
Rignis
Sehere
Coe State Drive
Stole Car At French Creek Gets 4 Months
Roscoe B. Mason 21 of Strykerville pleaded guilty to grand larceny first degree for auto theft at French Creek. He received four months in Monger County penitentiary. Other defendants faced charges for concealed revolvers and unlawful entry. Trial dates set for rape cases.
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Mayvillile
Iroscoe B. Mason
Strykerville
Sourity
Lee Ib. Ottaway
French Creek
James 0. Chérry
Monger County
Paul Bly Potter
Ripley
James Pierolanti
Will
Pittsburgh District Seeks Tax Increase Before Court
A Pittsburgh district asks the state supreme court to let it levy taxes like Philadelphia, arguing a 1919 act could avert a possible $4.9 million deficit that threatens school closures and district operations. The case hinges on constitutional validity and potential impact on education funding.
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United Pres
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Aiso
Echia
Philadelphia Board
State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh Board
Supreme Court
Triard
Ad Alletheyr Rommmrn Tang
Fire Damages Suburban Community Center Before Dedication
A fire tore through a Fairview suburb building site shortly before a $5,000 community center dedication, destroying timber sourced from discarded telephone poles and trees. Local authorities investigated the blaze as a potential accident.
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Cveveland
Destinyes
Rabb Nry
Fairview
Flanigan Re named as Health Officer in city council meet
John Druga was reelected health officer as the Board of Health reorganized after the council meeting. It was the board’s first session since February 6, 1936, with reappointment of Health Officer Flanigan as the sole business, presided by Mayor Prank Hepler.
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John Druga
Board of Health
Flanigan
Prank
Hepler
PUC Victory Seen in Pacific Gas Case Ruling
Harrisburg Jan 4 United Press reports D J Driscoll chairman of the Public Utility Commission calls the U S supreme court decision in the Pacific Gas and Electric case a victory for utility regulators The ruling is viewed as restoring the prudent investment principle for rate making and valuations The commissions and utilities can now work out valuations as in other industries confirming a reversal of the prior eight year setback in the court decisions Former Congressman Driscoll notes the win gives regulators and utilities a pathway forward in valuations and policy.
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United Press
Harrisburg
U.S. Supreme Court
Pacific Gag and Electric Company
D. J. Dris
Coll
Public Utility Commission
California Railroad Commission
Supreme Court
Walle T
Driscoll Sail
City to buy snow plow for street use
City officials moved to purchase a snow plow after state highway officials barred use of city plows on local streets. Director of Streets Stanley H Nichols said the $400 piece would attach to a street department truck, replacing the need for extra teams and men. Columbus township reports similar equipment as satisfactory and the department plans to proceed immediately.
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State Department of Highways
Stanley IH. Nichols
Department of Highways
Streets
Columbus
Movie Star Seeks 250000 Damages in Broadcast Feud Claim
Constance Bennett sues Jimmy Fidler and sponsors for 250000 alleging a radio broadcast labeled her in a feud with Pat ay Kelly. She denies any feud and notes she was the highest paid actress, earning 30000 a week for ten weeks.
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Uniteg Press
Hollywood
Constance Bennett Tadey
Jimmy Fidler
Patay Kelly
Misa Bennett Price
Vote Continues Wednesday Plan And Final Draws
A committee reported most merchants favor extending the Wednesday afternoon closing. The group approved continuing the program until February 3 with final drawings that month. A February concert was planned, and a dominating committee for the next meeting was named alongside a January dinner committee with local sponsors listed.
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Wich
Tagamieh
William P. Fembaill
Ted York
Mra. W
SPW Club Hears Report On Golden Rule Club
The Business and Professional Women's Club met last evening on North Center Street with twenty members present. Educational committee chair Lena Meriser led the session, joined by Mrs Stanley Kasper and Ruth Soper. Mrs Donald Stewart reported on the Golden Rule Club meeting and Soper led a discussion on The Imports and Exports of Our Town. A salad supper followed. The next meeting is set for Taowary 37th in the club rooms.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Club Rams
North Center Street
Lena Meriser
Stanley Kasper
Ruth Soper
Donald Stewart
Supreme Court hears appeals of tenure act
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court hears eight borough and township appeals challenging the constitutionality of the new teachers tenure act. First case Roy Malone, a district township teacher, argues a school board dismissal under old law without a hearing, while the new act, effective April 1937, altered contract termination rules.
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United Pres
Philadelphia
Whde
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Taaly
Tolture At
Allerhey Genta Cheirtes
J. Mas Bivlli
Anganenta
Coeslins
Pagety Lackawanna
Westmorelin
Alegheny
Wayne
Columbia County
John W. Kephart
Roy Malone
D'Schapger
George Township
Payette County
Tre School Board
Lai Adler
Malie
Achos Hoard Conten
Maline
Erie Grade Crash Claims Two Lives in Tragic Collision
A grade crossing collision in Erie left two people dead as a car failed to see an oncoming train. Warning signs were reported at the crossing but authorities say no blinker signals were active. Police and investigators study the wreckage and interview witnesses while the car’s occupants are identified and questioned.
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Pace Onei
Cleland
Evie
Somme
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