Weather and civic notes mix with town actions and crime
A fragmented report cites weather moderating for Groundhog Day, a department reshuffle aimed at quelling a revolt, and local bus chatter. Ed Lowrey credits Warren editor for bringing Albin Finnberg’s life saving tale to Carnegie Hero Fund attention. The city treasurer, camp records, and federal home loan actions show fiscal shifts, while a Star Week contract hints at Shirley Temple’s studio option. A bank and treasury balance are noted amid a scatter of clerical and religious encounters and market price recalls.
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Gre
Northside Buses
Lowrey
Waren Times Mirror
Hern
Albin
Finnberg
Warren
Carnegie
Joliet
Pistor
Beard
Dex Iy Mercantile Sporsier
Exie
Hal Shreve
Oan Corporation
Iye Jie
Birty Party
Star Week
Shirley Temple
Im Superior Court
Rex
Arch G. Prstle- Thwaite
National Bank and Trust Company
Erie
Treasury
Frank E. Westley
Carey Flyer
Williams
Joseph A Pain
Sylvia Fros
Temple University History and Growth Described in 50th Year
A United Press summary details Temple University’s founding and rise, noting key figures like Dr Cunwell and Dr Cunwell’s colleagues, the university’s expansion to include diverse classrooms, residency halls, and a teaching staff. It highlights financial growth, state support, and contracts for campus construction as the institution marked its fiftieth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Comly
United Press
Carresgandant
Philadelphia
Tempie University
Bam
Cuma
Uabyessie Ag
Wimeli
Cureell Eas
Uta
Fotay
Halk Cesbiey
Pattnes
Owlkee
Scimol
Connell Bilt
Temple
West Ber Stadt
Qureen
Tax Plans and Wealth Reform Outlined by Eccles at Senate Hearing
Wealthy Republican Eccles proposed a seven point reform package to curb capital accumulation. He urged unified banking, higher income and inheritance taxes, child labor prohibition, a minimum wage, unemployment and old age insurance, state sales tax with federal taxes on income and merchandise, and federal control of transport and communications. He warned failure to act risks revolutionary upheaval. Eccles also oversees the government Recovery bond program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eecles
Eccles
Senate
Teeles
National Economic Planning Board
Ban¢ Baillie
Glass plant resumes operation after prolonged shutdown
In Jax on 31 May a glass factory began running again after a long halt. About 150 workers returned as production restarted under new management, with overhead cranes and casting lines back to life. The plant had faced a temporary closure tied to prior economic conditions and reorganized operations in the aftermath.
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Mane
Jax
Monen Glass
Atemyt
Cette Goer
Sen
Ueautry
Aman
Unclear text on college football event and figures
Fragmentary OCR text references university football, a Tenth Year period, and names like Gara S Pop and Zoot Bohene th, but lacks coherent facts. Unable to identify clear event, person, or organization due to garbled material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Zoot Boheneth
Youth Holding Loot Escapes Police in Erie
Detectives pursue a known youth after a Sunday robbery in Erie as the fugitive fled with 14 dollars from John T. O'Brien near 405 West 24th Street. Charles Squires, 46, of 825 Maple Street, was detained briefly after the holdup and faces highway robbery charges while the youth remains at large.
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Csh
John 'T. O'Brien
W. 24Th Street
Charles Squires
Maple Street
Thomas Conyngham
O'Brien
Y Brien
Bessemer and Base Erie Railroad
Erie Council Deadlocked on Appointment
Erie January 31 Still deadlocked on the appointment to replace the late Streets Director H Lee Munger with four days remaining for a council vote. If not named by Saturday at 10 a.m the matter goes to Erie County Court where Judge A P Rossiter will designate a director to serve until December 1, 1935. Parks Director Allen and Finance Director Mehaffey oppose, with Mrs Nellie Munger named as preferred candidate by Allen.
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Erie
Streets
H. Lee Munger
Ferard
Erie County Court
A. P. Rossiter
Parks
Allen
Nellie Miesimer Munger
Thomas Mehaffey
Rossiter
Munger
Aen
Mehaffey
Classified ads seek readers for home and business needs
The notice outlines classified ad policies and rates, urging readers to use the Journal style and assuring help with ad preparation. It lists categories such as Notices Personal and Ads for Automobiles, with a call for a Rawleigh route seller in Chester, PA promising weekly earnings from 25 and up.
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Drrora
Monumenta
Automobile Agenctec T
Rawleigh
City of
Miie
County of
Ice
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Chester
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Cherchoo
Suntary Evening News
RooSevell
Anaconda
Chrysler
General Electric
Geneedil Minters
Kennecott
Montgomers Wann
U.S. Steel
Pury Oil S
New York Central
Texas
C. Julian
Shanghan
Dome Celisee
Dr. Conwell
Sy Lyle C Wilson
Marrmet Stodaard
Ogden
Who & Petting Suns
U. S
Tresery Department
Morgenthau
Strelest Pebessry
Rian
Metter Gass
Dareet Cay
Kane American Plate Glass Corp
Root’s Furniture Sale
GOV. Winthrop
Welnnt
Serpentine Frente
Serpentine
Roofs Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penn
Eva Kett
Wieour F
Irs
By Paul Robinson
IPA
Isur Sau Aiee Phawe
Jou
Erie Council
Hawai
Christmas Club
Citizens. National Bank
Bank
Federal Reserve System
South Erie Slaughter House
Glenwood Parl
Roosevelt Highway Sale
Mast Columbus Ave
Guernsey
Sue
Third Avenue
Ibath
Concord Street
Wright Street
J. B. Patterson
Clara J. Harrington
Clara Harrington
Corry
Register of Wills
Pennsylvania
Howard Eiler
T J. Scott Eiler
Negley
Pittsburgh
W. Ed. Marsh
H. S. Burlingame
Palive
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