Evening News Snippet Roundup From Corry Area
Transients faced Police Magistrate Porter with ten fines or days served after drunkenness arrests at the passenger station. Rex theatre screened The Awful Truth, repeating tonight. Bid openings set for Butler tuberculin sanitorium project at $2.645 million. plans to Harrisburg next week. Corry Building and Loan Association corrected meeting date to January 24. Ice skating halted by rising temperatures. another freeze needed for rink condition. Announcement of a debate on government and business collaboration on America's Town Meeting via WIZ NBC at 9:30. Ex-mayor Glen Miler hosted city officials at European hotel farewell dinner. Robert A. Moore, 82, missing from Erie, found in Cleveland and unaware of arrival. Sheriff Kuppler announced Ritchie Marsh as solicitor for the county department, $500/year. Hudson introduces the 7142 car in four body styles. production to expand staffing. Interstate vehicle-registration exemption pact may save Pennsylvanians $50,000 yearly. mutual exemptions to other states. Gov. Earle appointed Dr Walter Nick to Soldiers and Sailors Home board. Local clinic tests ongoing. many expected to take tests through week. Federal Judge Gibson ordered Trout Returning Company property sale to satisfy bondholders. five days to pay $182,220.45. Aero Supply employees treated for injuries from a workplace incident. Swan and Collier injured.
Corry Woman Writes Low Housing Problem
Mrs. E C Barnes pens in The Pennsylvania Clubwoman on low cost housing and the need for government aid to build modern homes for low income families. She cites Wagner Steagall Act prospects and notes housing associations in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton and Meadville with projects like Juniata Park Chatham Village and subsistence homesteads.
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State Federation of Pennsylvania Women
Corry
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Juniata Park
Chatham Village
Meadville
Westmoreland County
Open Bids on Edinboro School January 28
The article lists bid openings for Edinboro School on January 28 detailing layouts of gymnasium and auditorium structures. It describes a 190x84 ft gym with a 149x60 ft wing, a 165 ft high auditorium, and a power hall with brick walls and steel framing. It also notes a swimming pool, terrazzo foyer floors, and various interior finishes.
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Edinboro
Gymnasiim
Endleuimn
Mae Pple
Relief dominates Pennsylvania campaign in governor race
In Pennsylvania the relief issue dominates gubernatorial politics as Republicans seek to elect George H. Battle while public aide heads resignations. Karl Schweinitz steps down as Public Assistance Secretary, signaling a shift in campaign dynamics.
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Pennsylvania
Greene
George H. Batle
G. O. P. Feaders
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Karl Ne Sehweinitz
Howe Chooses Relief Head Amid Political Pressure
Howe taps a relief chief as factions clash over political influence in public assistance. De Schweinitz resigns amid accusations of packing, while Earle defends an honest, non political administration. Howe, a governor ally, is expected to assume key duties with Mills and Mathews named as possible aides.
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de Schweiriltz
Farle
Howe
Usiness
George P. Mills
Allegheny County
Philip Mathews
Pennsylvania Farm Show Opens in Harrisburg Jan 7
Exposition will open with addresses by Gov George Hall Edward A O Neal and Secretary of Agriculture J Hansell French. Spartansburg and other agricultural schools will exhibit and two Sparta boys join a 100 piece Future Farmers of America band. Ground breaking for a new arena precedes the four day show by Verus Ritter and McCloskey and Company Philadelphia at $912000.
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George Hall
Edward A. O'Neal
National Farm Bureau
J. Hansell French
Lisiml
Carter Hill
Maple
Spartansburg
Sparta
Future Farm~ers of America
United States
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Verus ‘T_Ritter
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McCloskey and Company
Pittsburgh School Tax Boost Approved by Court
On January 6 the state supreme court decision allows a tax rate of 21.25 mills, averting a threatened tax hike for several Pittsburgh schools. School officials stated the ruling preserves needed funding and avoids cuts.
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Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
County Officials Criticize TB Budget Exorbitant Cost
County commissioners in RIF on Wednesday announced proposed 674 820 budget for the Erie County Tuberculosis hospital for 1998. The plan asks for about 32.50 per patient per day, 60 cents more than promised. Commissioner Helen Schluraff said costs should not exceed 1.00 per day and noted a DodgeL us submitted increase to 260, policy says it cannot be afforded. Dr Russell S Anderson, superintendent, said the budget was hard to prepare and income from patients this year is uncertain.
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County Commissistoners
Erie Courty
Uring
Witey Advocates
Helen MM. Schluraff
Russell S Anerson
China Seeks Peace Talks Amid Rumors of Terms
A Reuters style brief notes reports that the Chinese government may seek peace with Japan. Cabinet Secretary Kazacal says Japan continues its campaign in China sacrificing greatly to gain permanent peace terms.
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Jun
Chines
Menes
Japan
Tony
Tincon
Ching
Giady
Kazacal
China
Youth Confesses Slaying Philadelphia Socialite
Forrest Bowers, 19, an ex convict held on a vag wary charge, confessed the December 13 killing of Mrs. Wilman Carpenter in Philadelphia. He faces removal to Pennsylvania for trial and awaits possible death by electric chair as he cites poverty and a troubled past.
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Lolmsville
Forrest Bowers
Pennsylvania
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