Old-Age Pensions and Unemployment Insurance Plan Outlined
A summarized outline of President's social security program proposes an old-age pension fund financed by a 1 percent payroll tax split 50 50 between employer and employee. Needy aged would receive up to 200 monthly with federal and state matching funds. Unemployment insurance would start Jan 1 1940 rising to 3 percent payroll tax by 1988, with a 50 percent weekly wage benefit for 16 weeks. A three member insurance board would supervise old age and unemployment schemes alongside labor treasury and public health agencies.
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U. S. Treasury
Snel Insurance Board
Labor and Treasury Departments
Relief Administration
The
Public -Health Service
Community notices and local events in Corry area
Local briefs report a teachers meeting at the Board of Education, a charity card party for Corry hospital, and a Roosevelt birthday ball upcoming next week. Also cited are tax notices, midterm exams resuming, and ongoing weather impacts on local work crews plus a regional rail and building loan meeting and state relief studies.
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Bhird of Education
Cil Dren
Corry Hospital
Hotel
Corry
County urged to seek more funds for Mothers' Aid
Mrs. E. C. Barnes, Erie County Mothers Aid Trustee, reports from Harrisburg that the 1925 General Assembly should raise the Mothers' Assistance Fund to 6 989 806 27 dollars to aid over 4 000 eligible mothers with children under sixteen. Currently 151 mothers are on the county waiting list, about half of those eligible statewide. State biennial funding is 4 115 988 with Erie county receiving 3 400 yearly, to be matched by county commissioners. The seven member board administers Mothers' Assistance, Blind Pensions and Old Age Assistance without pay.
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E. C. Barnes
Hire County
Mothers ' Assistance ‘Trustees
Harriburg
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Iohildren
Mothers’ Assistance Fund
Erie County
Mothers
Barnes of
Corry
Ute Board
Costumes for Health Show Planned by Fairview PTA
The Fairview Parent-Teachers Association met in room 4 to plan making costumes for the Health Fund Show. Miss Emma Linsrott, Mrs. Vincent Alderson and Mrs. Fred Young oversee sewing while Bruce Thomas handles ticket sales. The program featured solos by Mrs. Harry Spicer and an oration by Mrs. J. B. Cogan, with Milon Brown speaking on Christ. Home made candy was served by Wis. H. Stiner, Mrs. Paul Maloney and Mrs. Peter L. Swanson to 24 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Parent-Teachers Association
Emma Linsrott
Vincent Alderson
Fred Young
Bruce Thomas
Harry Spicer
J. B. Cogan
Concord P. T. A
Milon, Brown
Board of Education
Christ
Wis
H. Stiner
Paul Maloney
Peter L. Swanson
One Hundred Men Rehired at Youngstown Sheet and Tube
About 100 workers will be rehired for an indefinite period starting next Monday at the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company plant in Ohio. The plant has been idle a year as of January 25.
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Joe Hubbard
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Woman's Club votes to sell Mott Street property
At a Hotel Gory meeting sixteen members discussed selling the former Slitey home on Mott Street due to shrinking club revenues. The sale was approved to be placed on the market, with the club continuing to use the property temporarily while seeking renewed interest.
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Mott Street
Woman's Club
Hotel Gory
Wom
Marion J. Skidmore
Jeaders
Slitey
Golden Rule ‘Club
I. C. C. F. Hall
Thomas Giblin
Bill To Curb Pa Campaign Expenditures In 1935
Morey J Potter reports Harrisburg January 25 that a bill to cap gubernatorial campaign spending at 15000 and allow a governor a net profit of 3000 in his first year is to be debated when the legislature reconvenes. The measure by L Arthur Greenstein would limit campaign costs for all offices, permit funds from family, and mirror New Yorks cap of 10090 for governors. Also Maine announces a compulsory temperance course in all schools per Education Commissioner Bertram B Parkard.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
L. Arthur Greenstein
Philadelphia
Republican
George H. Harle
Harle
Greenstein
New York State
Augusta
Maine
Bertram B Parkard
San Cura Ointment Heals Eczema Fast Say Testimonials
In two weeks facial eczema and rash cleared using San Cura Ointment. Mrs Davis reports her baby’s eczema vanished after months of doctoring and lamp therapies. Testimonials claim rapid relief with the product priced at 35¢ per jar.
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Weagraff
Huntington Drive
Los Angeles
Cal
H.W. Davis
Dahomey Mahomey: French West Africa colony overview
Dahomey Mahomey is a colony in French West Africa comprising the native Dahomey kingdom and adjacent territories. It spans about 70 miles of coast between Togoland and Niger, with Gulf of Gabon nearby. The region covers roughly 47,302 square miles and a population over a million, centered at Port Novo as capital and urban hub.
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Dahomey
Mahomey
French West Africa
Irmer
Togolant
Nigeris
Gabon
Porte Nova
New Woodman Circle Elects Officers At Session
The Woodman Circle meetings at J A Patterson house 1218 North Center Street elected new officers for the year including guardian Mrs Grace Rauscher banker Mrs Lotla Stevens attendant Mrs Clara Landers advisor Mrs Margaret Walters chaplain Mrs Jessie Haenel Auditors Mrs Margaret Walters Mrs Minnie Tubb and Mrs Rose Westley and financial secretary Mrs Wisie Nichols. The group enjoyed a noonday tureen dinner and social card time with many members and five guests attending.
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Woodman Circle
J. A. Patterson
North Center Street
Guardian
Grace Rauscher
Lotla Stevens
Clara Landers
Margaret Walters
Jessie Haenel
Minnie Tubb
Rose Westley
Wisie Nichols
Miners Rush to Meet Cold Wave Orders in Scranton
Thousands of anthracite miners idle through most of winter were called back to work today. Miners in nearly every mine in the hard coal region operated overtime to fill rush orders caused by the cold snap. Orders were posted for Saturday operation, previously an idle day.
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United Press
Scranton
Notable Kokomo Banker Dies After Brief Illness
William Blackdidge, 83, prominent lawyer, banker and industrialist, died last night in Kokomo Indiana after a brief illness. He helped found the Kokomo Opalescent Glass Co and two Kokomo banks.
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Kokomo
Ind
Jeu
William , Blackdidge
Kokomo Opalescent Glass Go
Kokomo Bnks
Bill Would Cut State Assembly to 129 Members
Harrisburg report says a joint resolution to reduce Pennsylvania General Assembly seats from 258 to 129 could save about 200000 annually in salaries and expenses. Rep John E Brown backs 25 senators and 104 House members, preferring unicameralism but noting practical checks in a two-house system. He cites road expansion easing district coverage and argues a smaller legislature would improve efficiency without undue hardship.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
House Committee On
John E. Brown
Washington
House
Iown
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Washington County
Senate
Training Offered in Concrete Construction
In Pittsburgh on January 25 a forum gathered 100 Army engineers and private contractors to discuss a potential multi hundred million dollar program for food control reservoirs in the tri state area. Major W. D. Styer led the event, the third such meeting he has sponsored as part of his Concrete school movement.
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Ey United
Dres
Pittsburgh
Tri-State
Army
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Rootes
W. D. Styer
U.S
Houghton Assists Mercantile Appraiser in County
Ward received this morning by W Stuart Houghton of Wrigs trest for appointment as assistant to the mercantile appraiser of one county. Houghton will start February 1st and assist Cross, county appraiser, throughout the county. Corryman was reappointed as assistant for the coming year. Work on mercantile appraisal expected to begin soon after February 1st.
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Mercantile
Plan five new federal forest reserves in Ohio
The Forest Service planned today to restore southeastern Ohio forests to near their virgin productivity by creating five new national forest purchase units. The Muskingum Hocking Valley McArthur Little Scioto and Symmes Creek units were approved by the National Forest Reservation Commission, totaling about 1,481,000 acres with roughly four fifths deemed purchaseable.
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Washington
Ohio
National Forest
Forest Service
Muskingum
Hocking Valley
McArthur
Little Scioto
Symmes Creek
National Forest Reservation Commission
Farm Show to Close Today at Harrisburg Exhibition
Pennsylvania's 19th annual farm show ends today with exhibition winners to be named. Judges began yesterday selecting district winners as grand champions are expected to be designated. Participants include Fred Myers Jr of Mechanicsburg, last year's grand champion baby beef, and Alice Foust of Center Hall, last year's grand champion fat lamb.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Alice Foust
Center Hall
Missing 86-year-old man in Punxsutawney hunt continues
A missing 86-year-old Punxsutawney man, William J. Thompson, wandered from his daughter’s home hatless and coatless in frigid weather and has not been seen since Wednesday night. A wide search is underway as police and volunteers scour the area around the Pente home where he disappeared.
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Punksutawney
William J. Thompson
William Pente
Fragmented local notice yields brief readable facts
A damaged OCR item provides partial readable text indicating a local notice action. No clear names dates or places are discernible beyond generic references.
Fragmented Notice on Town Event Coordination
The readable fragments reference a town event with church involvement and a pastor. Details are unclear but imply scheduling and payments. Names and locations are not readable enough to extract concrete entities or actions.
Fragmentary OCR News Item About Local Family Aid
An unclear OCR fragment describes a local family aid or aid action connected to a ship or voyage. It mentions persons and places in garbled form and provides no concrete event, date, or outcome. The readable parts point to a personal or community assistance note rather than a full report.
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OLD Age Pension Fund
Treasury
Reli Adinistration
Junior Welfare League
President Roosevelt
State Farm Show
Robert Burns
Frank 2. ‘Westley
RWD
Jour Relief Administration
Peniteylvania
Carrie
Department of Welfare
Corey Bulding and Loan Association
Die Association of American Railroads
Charles D.copeland
City of Erie
Wayne Township
Charles J.margiotti
George H. Earle
State Federation of Women
Erie
Helen Jepson
Titusville
Metrofolie
Paul Whiteman
Tabor Department
Sskuopal
Frances Perking
Toiselle Mott ST. Property
Eczema
State Assembly
Solon
TEL
Houghton
State Farm
Bebe
Condra Pharmacy
Servic
Rey
Ables
Moder
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