Weather and City Meeting Brief Highlights
A city council held its regular monthly session Monday evening. Mrs J H Walters of Wear Pleasant Street won a radio prize from Montgomery Ward and the Rex Theatre during a heavily attended last night event. Ward's Automotive Reports show weekly motorcar production at 84,708 units, down from 92,147, linked to industry service slowdowns.
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J. H. Walters
Wear Pleasant-street
Montgomery Ward
Rex Theatre
Ward
New Aids For Farmers Highlight 1936
A recap of 1936 in Pennsylvania agriculture notes the state progressing to modified accredited status for bovine tuberculosis after 1.45 million cattle across 1,470 townships are supervised. New services include small grain inspections, a spray residue lab at Arendtsville, maggot control for blueberries, regular crop reports, and intensified food safety enforcement.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
J. Hansell French
Pennsylvania
United States
Fhla Commonwealth
Department
Bureau of Plant Industry
Arendiaville
Adams County
Poconos
Bureau of Animal Industry
Montgomery
Delaware
Bucks
Bureau of Foods and Chemistry
Elmer E. Harter, Jr
Pittsurgh
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Markets
Appalachian Apples, Inc
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
New Charity Rules Set for Hospital Admissions
Hospital announces new charity rules effective February 1 requiring written requests from doctors and certain income tests for maternity cases. All applicants must file at least 30 days before admission and be approved after superintendent and credit officer review. out of town applicants may be treated as free patients only after investigation.
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Mt Corry
Teast
Board of Directora
Press urged to back taxpayers program at publishers’ meeting
United Press reports Harrodsburg Jan 16 at the State Newspaper Publishers Association annual convention Rowe Stewart of the Taxpayers Forum urged support for a nonpartisan program. He highlighted consolidated administration of public assistance through county boards and a study of aid programs, insisting the forum seeks no invasions of state powers.
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United Press
Stewart
FARM CALENDAR Timely Reminders from Penn State College of Agriculture
Farm show plans for next week at Harrisburg include a visit to the Pennsylvania Farm Show with more than 10,000 exhibits housed in the big ten acre show building. Seven thousand six hundred cash awards total 39 218 dollars, featuring forty one organizations. Delicous is good apple ripe in October storage into January with heat. Crown of Gold marigold is 1937 All American flower selection odorless foliage orange blooms two and a half feet tall. Over heated or cold poultry houses hurt egg production. insulated tight houses help maintain uniform temps. Farm records keep a business on track. farming life is varied, cooperative, and family oriented.
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Harrisburg
Big Ten
Penn State
Penn State Foriculturista
Penn State Agricultural Engineers
Mariin
Pope Continues To Show Improvement
Pope Pius regained strength and left bed in a special wheel chair to visit the chapel. Papal official said he had a restful night as Prof Aminta Milani observed at 6 30 am. The pope aims to celebrate Mass tomorrow with a portable altar, but the physician will decide if the strain is safe.
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Wetten Frede
Vatican City
Pius
Aminta Milani
Hit
Milani
County Commissioners Seek WPA Relief For Needy Families
County officials join a Workers' Alliance request urging Congress to take steps to relieve families suffering from WPA lay offs. A committee says many women are in want as WPA projects are cut back. Telegrams to officials are planned.
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HROE
Charles N. Crosby
Washington
Workers’ Alliance
WPA
Man Awarded 734 for Death of Wife in Crash
A Jefferson County jury awarded Theodore Stoltz of 2552 West 25th Street $734 for the death of his wife in an auto accident. Mrs Stoltz was killed January 30 when her car was struck at the corner of 20th and Myrtle Streets by a truck driven by Dotengart.
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Theodore
Stoltz
25Th Street
Corsa
Mra
Driver Arrested After Firemen Hit In Midnig ht Accident
A motorist, Raymond Sampson of 68 Crescent Plains, struck two Warren firemen at Penn Avenue during a tank removal. Firemen Al Yaugh and Arnold Cramer, ages 50 and 7, were injured. Cramer suffered pelvis and leg injuries while Yaugh sustained facial injuries. Sampson pleaded not guilty to charges of driving while intoxicated and assault with an automobile. bail set at 3000 dollars for Thursday’s arraignment.
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Warren
Jén
Central Station
Warren General Muspa
Pénpavivanie Avenue
Wweal
Joseph “Walylem
Ghartes Adlmagh
Pennsylvania’ Avenue
Arnall Cramer
Cramer
al- Yaugh
Raymond Langin
Crescent Pain
Sampson
Spolce
Justice of the Peace Clark Ff
Nelson
Mssault
Automotille
Ff Sumpson
Erie Grade Crossing To Be Eliminated Now
Erie city council received word the State Highway Department pushes elimination of the East Avenue grade crossing. Negotiations between the Wisconsin bureau and PWA officials in Washington are? underway as the Bureau of Public Roads in Washington mobilizes funds for an East Avenue viaduct project.
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Erie
State Highway Department
East Avenue
Wily Council
Keely
World leaders push farm prosperity and silver fox trade
In New York on June 10 a government official described the silver fox pelts trade and farm industry as key to national prosperity. The talk highlighted United States production surpassing several foreign nations and noted a shift toward broader geographic reach and price supports amid evolving fashion trends.
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New York
Anke Natlong Agricultural Develipmant
Gaou
Jwissarling
Feunk G. Aebibraot
Agriculturs
Sponsaarcil
Miligan & Myrvigan
Aghibrook
Gandia
Maine
Nurkt Aenea En Linent
Soult Adwaniad
United States
Norwiry
Sweden
Netherlands
Denmark
Nt Reepuiblits
France
South America
Tur
Queenuntry
Avsibrouke
Greek Flag Description Clarifies Nine Horizontial Bands
The flag features nine horizontal bands alternating blue and white with a white cross on a blue field. This design emphasizes Greece's national colors and Christian heritage, reflecting historical heraldic symbolism.
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Tibe Eorlier
Improvement in Realty Market Improves Harrisburg Outlook
Harrisburg observers report continued improvement in the realty market with brokers and the Realty Association noting increased activity and better housing prospects. Dr Luther Harr comments on the trend predicting further gains as industry expands and obsolete housing is replaced, citing totals from the last two years and support from executives.
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Harr
United Press
Harrisburg
Luther ‘A. Harr
Tite Seouting
Pennsylvania
Watate Aasali- Lon
UN Uviion
Bandon i Hiner’s Department
Tro Wales
Haines
J Heer
America
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Erie County
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Spartansburg
John C. Lawson
Girard
Uriah P. Rossiter
Lawrence Hotel
St. Vincent's Hospital
Elmer Hess
Martin , Whallon
Chautauqua,n
Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors
Mayville
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
North
Middle Atlantic States
City Street Department
North Warren State Hospital
Cambridge Springs
French Creek
Tri State Authority Bureau
Roosevelt
North Haat
George Clavin
John Carney
Baltimore
Hagold F. Howeard
Chevrolet
Howard
PRESS
Pennsylvania State Colleg School of Agriculture
Pope
Arid
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Mivne
Americas
Philco
Phiilco
Philcos
Root’s Furniture Store
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Perry
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Muerlsburg
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Henly
Jain Weveruh
Linn
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Aluw Lavestote Anti Joultry
Harcieburg
Arnal Poultry Hicks
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B Model Dairy CO
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