Buller Named Commissioner of Fisheries in Cabinet List
Philadelphia January 17 news lists three holdovers from the Pinchot administration and a full cabinet to follow governor elect John S. Fisher. Nathan R. Buller is named Commissioner of Fisheries, with other appointees including James Lyall Stuart as Secretary of Highways and Charles A. Waters in Labor and Industry. Some posts delayed pending department reorganization and legislative action.
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Philadelphia
Pinchot
John S. Tisher
Commonwealth
Tariinburg
Snoffoww
Boyd Hamilton
Republican State Committee
Charles Johnson
Plymouth Township
Montgomery County
Thomas Baldridge
Hollidaysburg
Blsir County
John A. H. Keith
Indiana
Indiana County
Genersl
Frank D. Beary
Allentown
Lehigh County
Matthew H. Taggart
Northumberland Borough
Northumberland County
Peter G. Cameron
Wellsboro
Tioga County
Charles Jordan
Volant
Lawrence County
Forests and Waters
Charles E. Dorworth
Bellefonte
Center County
Eabor
Industry
Charles A. Waters
Theodore B. Appel
Lancaster
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Stat
Fisher
Pleated Parasol Design Amid Stated Southeast Need
A fragmentary note describes a pleated parasol concept with a tapered handle and positioned shade element, referenced as a design item for a southern region project. The text is garbled but centers on a parasol with a pleated canopy and a curved or tapered handle.
Spirited contest seen for senator in Erie county ballot bid
Petitions seek to place Attorneys Rossiter and Kitts of Erie and former Assemblyman Laverné Rayumomil on the ballot for a special election to name a successor to Senator Marvin E. Griswold in Erie County on February 1. Signers include Corry citizens and Erie elites. Only registered voters from last fall may vote in the election.
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Rossiter
Miles B. Kitts
Erie
Laverné
Rayumomil
Tate
Marvin E. Griswold
Ene County
Accuetacy of
Harrisburg
L JL Raymond
Corry
Greenfield Township
Kitts and Rossiter
Ales
Kitts
Darlene
Bie
Ene I
Home devices boost steel industry demand in 1927
A Pittsburgh survey links rising use of electric household devices to stronger steel output. It notes big project orders rising to par with 19 percent levels while smaller mill fines grow, driven in part by fewer immigrant domestic workers and appliance demand amid the Johnson immigration law.
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United Prose
Pittsburgh
Iron and Steel
United States
Youth killed as car plunges over embankment at crossing
Greensburg report states Kenneth Heiler 21 of Mt. Pleasant died instantly when his car crashed through a bridge railing at the Bessemer crossing. Ralph Daniels 19 and Tony Mongelluzzo 20, both Greensburg, were injured as the vehicle overturned after descending a steep hill. Driver Bart Heller, Kenneth’s brother, was unhurt. The wreck required a wrecker to free Heiler.
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Greensburg
Kenneth Heiler
Mt. Pleasant
Ralph Daniels
Tony Mongelluzzo
Bessemer
Bart Heller
Heller
Kenneth Theller
Mother’s pride and worry over Catalina swim winner George Young
Mrs. Jane Young, widowed mother of 17 year old George Young who won the Catalina Channel swim, expresses pride and concern for his comfort after the grueling race. She recalls his long swimming path from six years old, support from YMCA training, and her prayers for his safety. George wrote to her promising not to give up until he reached shore.
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Catalina
Son
United Press
Toronto
Jane Young
George Young
Tier Sun
T “Post
George
Waller
Ward emerges from nine months missing in Cuba
Walter Ward reappears in Havana after nine months of disappearance. He refuses interviews or story publication. Ward and his father George Ward were at the elder’s winter home. wife Beryl Ward believed in New York. A $50,000 suit by Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Peters claims Ward killed their son Clarence Peters in 192?
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Havana
Walter
Balery
George
Ward
Beryl Curtis Ward
New York
New York City
Hehith
Eldridge Q. Peters
Clarence Peters
Extreme Tribute to Work
Quote attributed to Stuart P. Shermar extols relentless labor and the belief that true happiness lies in endless effort. The remark frames diligent exertion as a virtuous path, suggesting fulfillment comes from perpetual striving and a strong work ethic.
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Stuart P. Shermar
Harp Symphony 10 Appears Here With Elegant Harp
A refined program features Harp Symphony 10 performing Thursday in silken gowns with white wigs. The two young ladies form the company and display mode driven by Fetonti era style. The concert showcases harp, cello, violin, organ with ensembles and piano, including local solos and varied numbers.
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Fetonti Diyerniyror
Rosauntie
Roggini
Slight Bomb Blast Causes Tiny Damage at Consulate Office
A bomb exploded at the door of the United States consulate general building causing minor damage. No one was injured and the consulate staff were not present. Police guarded the area but found no suspect. time bomb theory persisted with the device left at the door an hour or more before detonation.
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United Press
New York
Ttal Ory
Munito
Mupito
Carobiker
Cansilar
Thess
Art Offic
Wilkes Barre Church Burns in Sudden Blaze
In Wilkes Barre Pa a four hour battle to fight a fire destroyed the First Baptist Church at South Franklin and South streets. Damage is estimated at 200000 dollars. Fire started from an overheated furnace pipe to the chimney. A three year old boy spotted the blaze and an alarm was raised. The fire chief ordered a general alarm as the blaze intensified, leaving only the stone walls of a once beautiful edifice.
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Wilkes Barre
Jan. i
First Baptist
South Franklin
South Streets
Flochmeter
Good oil well in ballpark in Saginaw
In Saginaw Michigan on January 17 a well described as one of the best producing in the area was shut Saturday in the right field of the Baiginaw baseball park. The move is not expected to interfere with play though it reflects the league's financial strains and busyness in the period.
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Saginaw
Mich
Baiginaw
Iilfers
Clarence Willis Visits Cleveland on Business
Clarence Willis traveled to Cleveland this morning for a business visit to meet with local partners and review upcoming opportunities. He is expected to return later today.
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Clarence Willis
Cleveland
Fragmentary note on Hebron as holy city for three faiths
In a fragmentary passage the city of Hebron is described as one of the holy cities of Christian, Jewish, and Muslim faiths. It is called an instructed place of the patriarchs especially Abraham, with reverence implied for its religious significance.
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Hebron
Abraham
Bace
Erlend
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Stuart
National Guard
W. H. Crossen
D. C
Palmer
N. Center St. Corry
Amos
Harmony Bay
West Indies
Condra Pharmacy
North Center St
Corry, PA
Billy
Rev. R. L. McCannon
Des Moines
Connie Bob
Bob
Twore
Donald Stewart
Eveready
Murad
Cros
Walter Ward
Cuba
Oxfords
Tha Harp Symphony
Tae
MAZDA
E. E. Guignon
Federal Reserve Bank
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