Pennsylvania Town Beefs Up Weather and Crime Notes
Fragmented 1930s style report mentions rain on Sunday, rising Pineera trees, a bicycle owner dispute, and a man Oliver Ommond in Pittsburgh being jailed. It covers police activity near Center and Main, a news note on Winchester event reservations, industry safety reports, a Panama resident Maude Casler and a Phoenix tragedy, a Cleveland troupe stranded near Bradford, coal mine idling, and town traffic updates. It closes with municipal notes on two-way traffic, a DuBois parking tag, and a Brockmira Economic Service bulletin on presidential election years and business trends.
Nation Warned Timber Supply Is Ebbing Fast
United Press reports Forest Service warns dwindling timber reserves require expanded public ownership or oversight. Over 30 years lumbermen felled 1 trillion feet more than grown on 500 million acres, with private ownership dominating two thirds of land under private management. Public lands hold reserves, while calls grow for a national program of cooperation, regulation, and expanded public ownership.
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Frey Daley
United Press
Washington
Jun
Forest Service Asa
A. Wilcox
Forest Service
Indiana
Crash Victims Face Critical Injuries In Ambulance Aide Hospital
In a central Pennsylvanian incident, Hiddell 40 and Gelman 39, both of Sheffield, were among those injured in a car crash near Bre Von. Richell, driver of the car, suffered brain concussion, chest fractures, and severe lacerations. Initial fears of death faded as condition improved later.
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Kane
Van
Ther Hiddell
Central
Pennsylvania
Zawnberg Company
Bre
Von
Erie School Board Moves for Economy
Erie, Jan 27. The Erie school board approved 28 transfers and assignments of teachers and principals to cut salaries by about 6600 annually. Added duties were assigned to several principals due to sabbatical leave. Grace Nunn will lead Jones and Burns, mma Klinger moves to Lincoln, Charles Cross adds Penn and H, and H L Steadman adds Hamilton duties.
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Erie
Thuysday
Mary O'Connor
Lincoln School
Grace Nunn
Jones and Burns
Mma Klinger
Jones and iPench
Lincoln
Charles B. Cross
Wayne and Edison
Penn
H. L. Steadman
Glenwood and
Perry
Hamilton
Erie rail freight agent marks 30 years of service
W. W. Turner, freight agent for the Erie Railroad, observed his 30th anniversary with the company. He began as an outside man in Falconer, later served as ticket agent there, did a World War I relief job at Meadville, spent 13 years as freight agent in Oil City, and has held his Meadville post for seven years.
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ERIE
R. R. Meadville
W. W. Turner
Erie Raivoal Company
Falconer
Turner
Meadville
Oil City
Babson Warns We May Hold the Bag
Babson urges collective action after the war warning that America could bear consequences of self interest. He frames economic growth as tied to global prosperity and cites historical gold reserves and growth figures from 1900 to 1939 to illustrate long term trends and risks.
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Babson
Huikope
Uwe
New Pennsylvania Soldiers and Sailors Home board named
Governor James appointed a new board of trustees for the Pennsylvania Soldiers and Sailors Home. Named were Dr Elmer E Hess and Floyd B Owens, both noted veterans, Merlé C Quay, J Clark Mansfield top reappointed member, plus Edward M Mack Melvin G Keller Walvenj J H Condrin Oli Guy and Frank D Beary among others.
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Erie
Van
Pennsylvania Solders and Sailors
James
Elmer E. Hess
Floyd B. Owens
Rogers Israel Post
America
Legion
Merlé C. Quay
J. Clark Mansfield
Pittsburgh
Edward M. Mack
Market Street
Meadville
Melvin G. Keller
Walvenj
J. H Condrin
Oli Guy
Frank D. Beary
al Jentown
ICC Report Opposes Erie Pittsburgh Canal Plan
United Press reports June 27 that the Interstate Commerce Commission told President Roosevelt railroads cannot accept large rate cuts to justify the Lake Erie Ohio River canal. The army engineers' findings show substantial traffic would be affected, railroads would lose about 35 million annually, and the canal’s construction is not economically justified without broader revenue loss and capacity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Ineiyestate Commerce Commission Today
Roosevelt
Army Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Agency of Transportation
Roosevelt seeks commission opinion on railroad rates before canal work
President Roosevelt said he desired the commission’s view on railroad rates before canal construction to judge if the large federal outlay is economically justified. A Kodiak bear display on Kotak Island measured 11 feet 4 inches with a 12 inch skull, taken by D. Hopkins of Spokane. Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs W C Flick about a fire at 40 Marion Street. A Cullier study finds women earn about 40 percent less than men in comparable American industries.
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Roosevelt
Commission
Kotak Island
D. 8. Hopkins
Spolane
Stanford Hose Company
W. C. Flick
Marion Street
Cullier
Cambridge Springs Test Proves To Be Dry Hole
Drilling operations east of town report No 3 Well on the Belve Landers farm a completely dry hole at 180 feet. Drilling abandoned and equipment moved to No 4 Well on John Chapin farm north of Highway 408 about 600 feet from the deep out well drilled three years ago by Potter Development Company. The first two wells drilled by White Mitchell are excellent though not yet in production.
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Maine Oerings
Jan
Mitchell
Belve Landers Farm
John Chapin
Highway 408
Potter Development Company
White Mitchell
French Artists At Front Conceived Camouflage Use
In 1914 a group of French artists at the front devised camouflage to blend appearance with equipment and surroundings. The idea aimed to hide personnel and gear by integrating art with nature during combat conditions.
Markets Stock Pittsburg Wholesale Produce Slow Demand
Pittsburgh wholesale markets showed very slow demand with apples and other produce mostly steady. Prices for apples cabbage onions lettuce potatoes sweet potatoes and Porto Ricans moved within narrow ranges amid mixed regional supply. live stock and hogs also steady with calves and sheep reported as nominal.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
W. Va
N.Y
Penna
Texas
California
G. Mts
Idaho
N.C
Georgia
Fittsburgh
Home Decor Mirrors Multiply In Modern Houses
New York decorator William Pahlmann says mirror use in houses built today has doubled compared with a decade ago. His model rooms shown in New York reveal a growing emphasis on colored plate glass and mirrors for interior design.
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William Pahlmann
New York
Bermudian Festival Marks Somers Arrival Anniversary
Bermuda celebrates an island wide festival commemorating Admiral Sir George Somers arrival on July 28 1609. The event honors Somers death in Bermuda and the interment of his heart under a tablet while his body was laid to rest in Diray Bryland.
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Bermuda
Sir George Somers
Somers
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