Roosevelt Birthday Bays via nationwide sale event
A fragmented notice outlines a Golden Rule Day sale for Roosevelt’s birthday across the country on Thursday evening marking the president's birth anniversary. It also covers varied state announcements on laboratory testing urged for seed quality, police and public service examinations, and multiple agency reorganizations. The report lists shifts in personnel, driver license renewals, and local industry updates amid broader state news.
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Roosevelt
Renewal Forms for 1936 Driver Licenses Mailed
Secretary of Revenue John B. Kelly announced 2,500,000 renewal blanks were mailed this week for 1936 operator licenses. Drivers must answer truthfully, disclose suspensions or revocations, and report accidents within the past year. Those with fault in multiple accidents or unresolved large claims must show financial responsibility up to 20,000 for personal injury and 1,000 for property damage.
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John B. Kelly
State Revenue
Ucensey
Secretary of Revenue
W. J. B. Winters
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Bureau
Bureau Motor Clubs
Notories Public
Winters
Highway survey cited as national model by state official
Pennsylvania’s Highway Planning Survey, run by the Department of Highways with the U S Bureau of Public Roads, draws national attention as a model for other states. Secre tary Warren Van Dyke notes delegations from seven states including Oklahoma Virginia Michigan Illinois Idaho Utah and California visited to study the Pennsylvania setup for possible replication.
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AR Ruse
Pensylvania
Department of Highways
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Warren van Dyke
Pennsylvania
Althout
Navy
Oklahoma
Virginia
Michigan
Ilinois
Idaho
Utah
California
Thrill Murder Recalls Loeb and Leopold Case
The tense recall centers on the Bobby Franks murder and the later killing of Richard Loeb ally James Day at Stateville. Reports note Day confessed to killing Loeb in self defense after alleging years of improper advances, amid broader inquiries into inmate treatment and the case’s lasting notoriety.
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Bobby Franks
Loeb
Losh
James Day
Statesville
Chicago
Day
Stateville Penitentary
Will McCabe
Will County
A. L. Bowen
Nathan Leopold
McCable
Austin Humphrey
sHere
Warde Joseph Ragen
Warden Ragen
Leopold
Seixool
Storm Blocks Rural Roads and Closes Schools
Winter storm strands Waynn township residents as roads become impassable. schools close for days and milk routes limited. State highway crews clear Five Corners while high winds and drifting snow hamper travel. Farmers report rabbits damaging new trees and shrubs on Carter Hill.
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Carter Fill
Waynn
Hany Burrows
Harrisburg
Rupert Hayen
G. Lindbeng
Arthur Mortig
Harold Burnham
Buffalo
State Highway Department
Five Corners
Carter Hill
Turkey drumsticks on the wane in New Haven survey
A street survey in New Haven finds men less fond of drumsticks than before. Only one in twenty favors a drumstick over white meat when a turkey is carved.
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New Haven
Conn
Three Denied New Trials in Venango County
Spra ninglin Jan 29. Dohinar den Walle 97 of Prank convicted involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of John Kohienan 44 of Valley Still on Aug 18 1984. The court refused new trial for Wilbur Martin and Penny Gilmore both of Triwk Township convicted of procuring arson in connection with the burning of an oil house on the Dog Hollow Leas. The three men will be arraigned before Judge McCrack for sentencing. District Attorney Maurice P. Breené announced that desertion and non-support cases from 31/1 appeals will be heard Tuesday morning Wolfe convicted of involuntary manslaughter in November 1834. Kohlman also known as John W Ponick and Pon ey struck and killed by a motor vehicle on the Wyattville Coopers town road. Wolfe free under bond pending actions on his motion for a new trial.
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Sprainiglin
Dohinar den Walle
John W. Kohienan
Valley Still
Juiyn Lee A. McCrace
Wilbur Martin
Penny Gilmore
Trwik Township
Dog Hollow Leas
McCrack
Maurice P. Breené
Vietina
Wolfe
Kohlman
Taok
John W. Ponick
Poney
Wyattville-Coopers Town
910000 Acres Winter Wheat Planted in Pa
Harrisburg Jan 29 Pennsylvania farmers show winter wheat planted in fall totaling about 1,000 acres, matching the prior year’s figure. Federal State Crop Reporting Service estimates national winter wheat sowing for 1936 at 47,529,000 acres, up 6.7 percent from the earlier revision and 5.7 percent above the 1927 31 period.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federal
State
United States
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Health Department
Geel
Bureau of Plant Innustry
Department of Agriculture
Alfred Wissinger
State Highway Patrol
Williamsport
Frankilin
John M. Bender
Franklin
Earle
Joseph L. Rafter
Scranton
Charles ¥. Hoban
Lester K. Ade
Atate
Rafter
Hoban
R. E Hefferman
Pranielin
WPA
Brie
Venango County
Henry P. Amthor
LaMont Hughes
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation of
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Hughes
Warren County
Marelle Brown
Columbus
A.J. Davis
Jennie Wright
Spring Creek
Traverse
C. A. Kibbey
Charles Anthony
L. L. Kerney
Milton Munn
Pittsfield
Dave Verry
Agnes Abbott
Sugar Grove
Mildred Budy
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Petroleum Institute
Union City
Ind
Department of Labor and Industry
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
New Castle
Highway Department
Hobie Franks
Jacob Vyuraks
Southern Corporation
Micheed Lael
Nathan Leopold Jn
Hart
Leo
Henrimy
Clayence Darrow
Tom Bailey
United Press
Jclimt
Richard Loeb
Bobby Pranks
Cat
Tia
Clarence Hirrraw
Wis
Sey Sottia
Tvsiboleert
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Pena
Venango CO
Ian
Montgomery Ward
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