Personal Mentions Of Students Returning For Term
A list of local students and relatives who left after holidays to resume studies at colleges and universities. Kenneth Barnes returns to Northwestern Bible Seminary in Minneapolis. Joshe Castor to Blair Academy in Blair, New Jersey. Jack MacInnes to the University of Pennsylvania. Katherine Colegrove to Radcliffe College. Miss Jnne Raymond to Bucknell University. Bruce Dearing to Allegheny College. Mary Olfare to Akron. and others travel to Erie, Titusville, Meadeville, and Chicago for work or study. Local families also note trips to Niagara Falls and Chicago for relatives and illness-related travel.
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Kenneth Barnes
Northwestern Bible Seminary
Minneapolis
The
Automobile Association
Charles Wood
Erie
Honor Maloney
Exle
Ster
R. Cuppe
Pittsburgh
Arts. J. S. Lindsay
Washington
Mary Jaine Sears
Meattville
Allegheny College
Begs Debury
Azleeyn
Mechanicsvile
N. Y
Bruce Dearing
Meadville
J. Roscoe Dearing
C. W. Lindquist
Jamestown
Albert Kolstee
Clymer
C.K. McElroy
Jnne Raymond
East South Street
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Mary Dowsey
Olean
M. Ys
Louise McGrath
Albany
M. D
Corry
Jack MacInnes
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Gordon Rehnberg
Carnegie Institute of Technology
A.B. Rebnberg
Opal Harrington
OK City
Milas Jeannette Colegrove
Bryn Mawr College
Wyclid Street
Peter Unbanek
Frank Butcher
Robert
Perry P. Haites, Jr
Arthur Dabistrgd
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Quiss Katherine Colegrove Leff
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Hue
Mary Olfare
East Beni Street
Akron
Carl Heidt
James Sullivan
Niagara Palls
Bertram Hannan
Cornelia Fricy
Frances Klinger
Betty Roach
Rebeech Bell
Coletta Burkhardt
Edinboro
Colleg
Louise Carlburg
Liu Spencer
Roosevelt Submits Balanced Budget
Roosevelt presents a fiscal plan projecting a 1937 end-year national debt around 1.381 trillion dollars, with a shift of several New Deal agencies to regular channels. He calls for 15 million dollars for a broad Public Works program, ongoing loans, and reforms to farm relief and tax policies while urging continued deficit reduction and spending controls.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Nest
Dea
Civilian Conservation Corps
Harold L. Tokes
Wintever Sun
Hlis
Works Progress Administration
Two Youths Die In Auto Blaze After Kennywood Bridge Plunge
The two Duquesne youths died when their car plunged nearly 200 feet from the Kennywood Park bridge into a ravine and burst into flames. A third youth was hospitalized in McKeesport in serious condition. only one occupant escaped. Charles Debreczeni 22 a Duquesne owner and driver Frank Klems 17 of Duquesne and Michael Salopel 20 also of Duquesne were identified among the dead or injured.
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United Press
Mckhiesport
Frank Klems
Duquesne
Michael Salopel
Fragmented Crossword Puzzle Clues and Dots
A scrambled OCR of a daily crossword puzzle shows across clues with garbled text. Readable items include references to water, lingering, shelter, African, mosaic, waistcoat, and church aspects, interspersed with broken word fragments and misaligned letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Groek Church
Financial Gossip Sparks Wall Street Watchfulness
Financial gossip notes the industrial average pushing toward 145 as rails and utilities rise. Congress actions on neutrality and a potential bonus could shift consumer goods demand, while railroads expect stronger 1925 performance. Roosevelts message pleases, with taxes and relief expenditure seen as stable, aiming to extend a bullish trading spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Jan
Wall Street
Congress
Reading
New York Central
Union Pawife
Atchison
Roosevel
Well Street
Stock prices plunge after budget and court ruling
New York trading showed wild swings and a 4,000,000 share level, with the market moving from early gains to a late surge led by processing, cotton, and grains before broad selling intensified. Utilities rallied toward noon, but after the budget estimates and Supreme Court decision the market turned sharply lower.
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New York
Wall Street
Supreme Court
AAA
Timber Wolves Repetition of Heat Habits Noted
Fragmentary report notes Timber wolves consistently entering a heat cycle within the same territory over multiple years. Researchers consider possible habitat stability and breeding patterns as factors. data remains incomplete due to uncertain source details and fragmented OCR text.
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Huntiys
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