Presbyterian church Sewing Circle meets Thursday all day
The Sewing Circle of the Ladies at a Society of the Presbyterian church will meet in the core parlour Thursday for an all day session. Members are asked to note the change in the day of meeting. The annual Twelfth Night burning of Christmas greens sponsored by the Titusville Garden Club will be conducted this evening on the Tannery lot, South Perry street.
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Titusville
South Perry Street
Ella Thompson
Warren
Warren High School
Warren General Hospital
Lanston
Cory Hospital
Carl ‘Taylor
Arthur Shields
Concord Street
Bradford
D.albert H. Sharpe
Yale
Cornell
Red Cross
Bradford Exchange Club
Victor Slyé
Corry Hospital
Amici Bible
United Brethren Church
Ace Auto Stores
James McCabe
Smethport Boror
Seth Norman
Glen Mencer
Rose Hand
Rex Hand
Liberty Street
Fourth Avenue
Meadvillé
John S. Wyatt
Wyatt
Miami
Fla
Stennett
W. Wayne St
Tamestown
Sean P. Roberts
12Th Infantry
Pennsylvan S National Guard
Meadville
State Armory
Oil City
State Game Commission
Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren
Christchurch
Marshall Sherwood
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
Horn Block
Dreadful Bucktail Trail crash injures Mrs Dickey
Mrs. Robert Dickey of Erie is hospitalized in St Marys with lacerations to the right knee and chest after a Dodge sedan skidded on the Bucktail Trail seven miles west of Emporium. The accident, investigated by Emporium motor police, involved a tractor truck driven by Willard Lee of Indianapolis.
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Rinso
Wilcox Grocery
Robert Dickey
Erie
St. Marys Hospital
Bucktail Trail
Emporium
Emporium Motor Police
Dickey
Willard Lee
Indianapolis
Ace Auto Stan
Pranklin
United States Army
the “Electronics
Holland Named to Erie Police Force
Otel G. Apple Holland of 915 East 24th Street was appointed Tuesday as patrolman Class Fy in Erie’s police bureau. The appointment, effective January 16, follows mayoral recommendation and unanimous city council approval, with a six month probation and salary of 69199 semi monthly. Holland replaces James Powers, who retired January 1 after 28 years of service.
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Erie
Charles R. Barber
Otel G
Apple) Holland
East 24Th Street
Bureau of Police
Holland
Peninsula Park
James B. Powers
Sabotage Laws Backed by James Urges Action
Harrisburg June 8 Governor Arthur H. James urged passage of sabotage and un-American activity laws. He warned of danger from so called Fiji columnists allied with enemies and urged proper steps to reduce internal threats. The Justice Department outlined a model sabotage prevention act. The Pennsylvania Bar Association had proposed a legislative committee to investigate subversive activities and requested $100,000 in state funds.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Arthur H. James
Fiji
Justice Department
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Severman Legislative Committee
Poison Still Un traced as Cause of Family Deaths
Scranton Pennsylvania January reports that after ten days of tests County coroner Dr J J Bendick announced the source of a poison refused to trace It involved Mrs Eve Gudishkis 75 and her two sons found December 16 in their home Officials found no record of poison purchases and no trace in household articles The coroner previously believed Mrs Gudishkis may have administered the poison to her sons then drank some herself
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Associated Press
Scranton
J. J. Bendick
Eve Gudishkis
President seeks record peace budget while urging tax boosts
Roosevelt outlines a $26.49 billion defense package since 1946 and a $3 billion privately funded factory program to lift industrial capacity. He cites tax revenues near a historic peak and a projected national income around 87 billion dollars as a basis to raise additional levies, while urging Congress to decide the specifics. The junior choir at the Presbyterian church plans a 6:45 pm rehearsal Thursday.
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Sweaumen
Page One
Chrst
Roosevelt
Congress
Founder of Boy Scout Movement Dies in Africa
Nairob i Kenya Colony reports the death of Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scout movement, at his Nyeri home. A veteran soldier, he spent 30 years promoting peace and international understanding after retiring from the British Army. He had suffered severe heart attacks since last November and had resided in Nyeri since 1937.
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Associated Press
Nairobi
Kenya Colony
Lord Badon-Powel
Boy Scout Movement
Nyeri
Kenya
John Smuth
Baden-Powell
United States
San Francisco
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Nyert
London
Africa
Plant Worker Loses Finger in Factory Accident
Theonore Glatz, 38, of R. D. 1, suffered a severe hand laceration and amputated finger at Acre Supply Mfg. Co. Inc. when his right hand was drawn into a filling machine while brushing chips during the night shift. He was badly injured as the second finger was mangled beyond repair.
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Theonore 1. Glatz
Qute
Acre Supply Mfg. Company, Inc
Radio Schedule Fragment From 1940s NYC Stations
Fragmentary listing shows radio programs across WABC WJZ NBC and MBS networks including Mister Meek Big Town Dr Christian Fred Allen Quiz Kids Lone Ranger Adventures in Rhythm and Farm and Home Hour with time slots and station identifiers, reflecting a busy broadcast day.
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CBS
NBC Bam
WEAP
NBC
Tony Wons
Wabccbs
Bob Edge
Wjznbc
Margaret Banning
Marine Band
Ohio
The
Will Confer On Radiator Plant Issue
City officials plan amicable assessment figures for the radiator plant property after sub-division review. Hetz Construction seeks buyers by promoting plant advantages while exploring possible division into multiple small industries for the city. If sale fails, dismantling for salvage proceeds.
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Municipal Commission
Hetz Construction Company
Ridgway Women Suffer Facial Burns After Gas Oven Blast
Ridgway January night incident sends Summerville and Mrs. Forrest Kinley to rest at home after a gas buildup in an oven at the Masonic rooms kitchen exploded during an Eastern Star meeting. Doctors described injuries as painful but not serious. The women had gone to light the oven when a valve may have been partly open, triggering the blast.
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Ridgway
Jans
Summerville
Forrest Kinley
Masonic Rooms
Elizabeth Early
Eastern Star
Funds for youth defense training program announced
Oil City officials announce available funds to institute a national defense training program for out of school youths aged 17 to 25. The plan targets local school districts and is disclosed by the county superintendent of schools office in a late night briefing.
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Oil City
Lehman Urges Total Defense At Albany Session
New York Governor Herbert H. Lehman opened the 164th state legislative session urging a total defense mobilization. He called for more than a dozen laws to strengthen agriculture industry and labor programs against potential war threats and domestic crisis.
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Albany
Herbert H. Lehman
New Yorks
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