Residents Enroll 200 for Emergency Conservation Work Camps
Harrisburg reports the Department of Forests and Waters completed a 200-man enlistment for emergency Civilian Conservation Corps camps in Pennsylvania. Local selections aimed to place qualified woods workers, with residents living at home unless duties interfere, and terms ending between March 1 and April 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Forests and Waters
Lewis E. Staley
Forests and Waters
Civilian Conservation Corps
Staley
U.S. Army
UBL
State Forest Service
Borretary Staley
White Slave Probe At Erie
Department of Justice agents continue a probe into a white slave racket affecting Erie and nearby areas. A New York City girl was brought to an east side disorderly house and arrested. investigations span Erie, Ontario and Canada amid reports of threats tied to information disclosed to authorities. Joanna Woods is detained at the home of Mr and Mrs Geiger on Hast Smith street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
New York City
Erie
Poms
Ohto
New York
Canada
Joanna Woods
H. Geiger
Hast Bmith Street
Robert Mulvin
Theproye Gray
Walter Proctoy
James Crowell
South Dakota
R. Lyons
Cash Smith
Betty
Walter Proctor
Virgil Tarbull
Paul Smith
Proctorville
And
Proctor
Alton Peterson
Vivian
Raleigh Peter
Rexford Proctor
Virgil Tarbell
Walter Arneth
Mea
H. D. Whitney
Glande Maynard
Charles Bish
Clarence Bine Wattsburg
E. 4
Lyons
Claude Maynard
Home Proctor
Charles Swan
Lamhart
Theodore Hanby
Orel Tompkins
Liver Pills and Vile Remedies Promote False Health Claims
An OCR fragment markets liver pills and vegetable extracts as cures, claiming to improve digestion and bile flow. The ad name checks dubious ingredients, urges readers to “ask toreprter’s Lilthe biver Pills,” and cites conventional-sounding but unverified health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Boytel
Toreprter
Nate Wivkee
40 Years For Young Erie Thug
Edward Flynn, 20, of Erie, was sentenced to 20 to 40 years in the Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty to prior indictments and admitting involvement in recent robberies and shootings. Judge A P Rossiter imposed the term at the county court session, urged by District Attorney Mortimer B Graham to set an example against crime. Flynn's sentence followed his Jan 8 shooting of a drug store clerk, kidnapping a physician, and two gun battles with police, with earlier charges to be resolved.
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Erie
Edward Flynn
Burkart
West Bth
Western Penitentiary
A. P. Rossiter
qTuige Rissiter
Jagaiman
Wynn
Mortimer B. Graham
Graham
Pinchot for Senator Boom Grows in Philadelphia
A Pinchot for Senator boom spreads after a testimonial banquet honoring Howard Hilunter, a member of the workers compensation board. Hunter, a Pinchot leader, urged general support for Governor Gifford Pinchot and warned against any coalition with Democrats, saying a nonpartisan movement has no place in state or national politics.
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United Press Philadelphia
Howard Hilinter
Workmen
Gifford Pinchot
Hunter
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Baptist Ladies Aid Society Meeting Recaps Work and Weather
Wednesday gathering at Mrs W N Jones Marion Street drew a small turnout due to bad weather. Members planned a crazy quilt project and a weekly meeting at Mrs Jones home to aid her attendance. The session was the regular monthly meeting with progress noted. For rent furnished rooms 127 Gould Street contact 12 J tz.
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Baptist Lares Aid Society
W. N. Jones
Marion Street
Needle “World Guild
Tones
Gould Street
Kansas City Soprano Brancato Impresses in Rigoletto Debut
Kansas City 21 year old soprano Marie Brancato debuted as Gilda with the Chicago Civic Opera in Rigoletto. Critics praised her light, controlled voice as audiences cheered for 12 minutes after the "Capa Nome" aria. Her mother and relatives watched backstage after the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Tittle
Marie Brantato
Kansas City
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Gilda
Miss Brancato
Marion Talley
Settlement Talks Underway After Pierce Arrow Crash
Franklin January 18 Efforts to settle damage around $900 to 1000 follow a crash at Fifteenth and Chestnut where John Harper’s Pierce Arrow, parked near the Exchange Hotel, was struck by a truck with Missouri Oklahoma plates driven by Benjamin Cain who walked away uninjured. Sheri Beatty said Cain had insurance and a satisfactory settlement was expected.
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Franklin
Pierce Arrow
John Harper
Fifteenth
Chestnut Streets
Missouri
Oklahoma
Benjamin Cain
Sheri Herr L. Beatty
Exchange Hotel
Best Remedy for Bladder Weakness
Thompson's Barasma Tablets praised as the best remedy for bladder weakness by a Detroit tester, claiming long years of suffering eased. The ad urges cleansing the kidneys to remove poisons and prevent further bladder trouble, selling Barosma Tablets for 50 cents at drug stores.
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Thompson
Bi Ll Hurd
Superior St
Detroit
Beaverdam Happenings Highlight Local Visits and Events
Beaverdam residents exchange visits with Union City Erie and Bradford guests. Local gatherings include M H Missionary Society and Merry Workers Class events at the church. Dozens of neighbors attend dinners anniversaries and Sunday visits as residents travel to Meadville Corry Erie and South Dakota plans form for future horse purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Proctor
Cottage Hill
Roert Mulvin
Villa Farnham
Corry
James Growell
M. H. Missionary Society
Thurch
Carl Proctor
Rexford and
Warren
B. A. Lyons
Virgil Tarbell
H. D. Whitney
Gerald Bagley
George
Meadville
Whitney
The
Grange
Bagley
Jonnie
Jessie Crook
James Crowell
Villa
Farnham
W. H.cummings
Alice Showers
Ray Clos‘mal
Bradford
J. M. McClelland
Norman Stone
Roger
Erie
Alton Peterson
Theodore Hanby
Saturda
Edward Bloss
Presbyterian Women Discuss Missions
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church held its January meeting in the church parlors with Mrs. G. W. Waggoner in charge. Mrs. P. M. Nichols read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. Waggoner presented a paper on China. Milas Louise Whiteley performed piano pieces and readings by Wave Perkins enriched the program.
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The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
G. W. Waggoner
P. M. Nichols
G. W Waggoner
China
C. F. Mecray
Wave Perkins
Milas Louise Whiteley
N. R. Dickson
Morrison
5. R. Lewis
John Girlar and Sebein in brief racing feature
John Girlar and J Sebein are listed in a compact sports note alongside other entrants. The snippet mentions Go A. Sthinnett and Chit Beri in a scattered race context. No clear results or events are provided.
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John Girlar
GO. A. Sthinnett
J- Sebein
Chit Beri Aneny
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Beaverdam
Minnie McAllister
Bertha Applebee
Charles Lewis
Union City
Jay Smith
Ruth and
Waller
Homer Proctor
Bar
Leola Fenne
Gerald Miller
Merl Cummings
Gladya Borstorff
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Pyrex
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E. E. Guignon
Hardivare
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Rudier
Takeview
County
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Aunt Tomine
Tan Ie
Whreatis
Iiss
Ona
Brett
By Paul Robinson
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Herve
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Warren Co
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Mrie
Rawleigh Co
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Chester
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Nyer
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Third Avenue
Patterson
South Center Street
Civil Service Board
Civil Service Board of the Cary
Kibler
C. A. Stennett
H. I. Sheen
NONCE
Police Department
O'Dluck
P. M
Oricait Hill
Moon
John G. Kieler
A. Stennett
H. J. Sheen
Civil Service
Hodrdi
Notich
Civil Service Boak
Wits
Fire Department
Erik Mie
Giey Clarke
Uetpal
Patie
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