Erie Neckwear Firms Shut As NRA Wages Cut Profits
Two Erie neckwear plants, the Erie Neckwear Co. and the Penn Neckwear Co., closed with over 100 workers laid off as NRA wage scales cut profits. Owners offered higher wages and profit sharing, but the NRA rejected the proposals, leaving the plants shut and claims they cannot reopen under code provisions. Workers reportedly prefer current pay to avoid losing their jobs.
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RIE
Erie
Erie Neckwear
Sam Farkas
NRA
Ite Trad
Itis
Qrarkas
Fire destroys Alfred University Memorial Laboratory
Alfred July 19. Fire late Tuesday afternoon did about five thousand dollars damage to Alfred University Memorial Laboratory of biology and chemistry. The blaze started on the third floor, spread through partitions, and burned through the roof before extinguishment. Loss covered by insurance.
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Alfred
Alfred ‘University & Tion Memorial Laboratory of Bioty and Chemistry
Corry Chief To Head Firemen Of 7 Counties
ImmanVILGE July 19 The fourth annual Convention of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Firemen's Association will be held August 10 11 and 13 at Conneaut Lake Park with delegates from Mercer Crawford Venango Forest Lawrence and Warren counties expected. Chief Pantson of Corry is anticipated to become president. Banquet, show, games, and a 500 party for ladies are planned along with a children's program and various committees announced for the event drawing about 7 000 attendees.
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Northwestern
Pennsylvania Firemen's Associaion
Conneaut Lake Park
Mercer
Crawford
Venango
Porest
Lawrence
Warren Counties
Pantson
Corry
Prank
Robinson
Prenchtown
Entel
Conneawtt Lake Park
Jamies J. Thomas
Hartland
Herb Samuels
Harry Colley
Perry MacWonand
New Castle
Fred Curmas
John Hills
Meadville
R. J. McDonald
Cannraut Lake Park
Alan
C. G. Miles
Conneall Lake Paul
L. L. Leberman
C. L. Manos
Meadle
Fre‘ Cilman
Haro’ Setterlee
Mearsville
Youth Hurt in Fallinbarn Lamont Injury in Hay Barn Accident
Pau Werits16, son of Mr and Mrs Anton Werits of Lamont, sustained severe head and left knee injuries when a hay fork pulley rope broke and he fell from a hay mound at Lamont. He was knocked unconscious and treated by Dr G B Cutter. He remains resting at home with minor head cuts and bruises.
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Kaine
Jly
Pau
Anton Werits
Lamont
Pete Chilbon
Young Wertt
New York
G. B. Cutter
Plan garden demonstration at Homer Kolstes home
Cortyites plan a garden demonstration meeting to be held Friday July 20 at 7 p.m. at Homer Kolstes residence with J My Hudson from the Extension Department of Pennsylvania State College present. 4-H boys are asked to meet with James Kylsten before one meeting at 5:2 vfork. Caught lobster reported in Hartford with a 27 pound specimen, 41 inches long and 42 inch spread.
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Cortyites
Homer Kolstes
My Hudsingto
Extension
Pennsylvania State College
James Kylsten
Efork
Hartford
Conn
Harry de Pathy
Kellogg’s Ant-Bran: a remedy for constipation
A biscuit style newspaper ad extols Kellogg’s Ant-Bran as a bulk forming, iron rich cereal to ease constipation. It highlights two daily tablespoons with meals for chronic cases and warns it is not a cure-all, urging readers to consult a doctor if seriously ill. It notes the product is made by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold in red and green packaging.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Receiver for Sparta Bank Recommended
Meadville July 1 Congressman Crosby reveals he has recommended the appointment of Ray ond Allen Townville as receiver for the Sparta Bank under conservatorship. The bank had about $100,000 in deposits when banking holiday began. several thousand dollars have been received by the conservator and liquid funds are noted. Attorneys for the conservator and depositors report progress.
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Meadville
Spartansburg Grange National Bank
Chai Ni Crosby
Pat
Crosby
Allen
Townville
O. M. ‘Thompson
Spartansburg
Wnb
Roosevelt
Comne
Leland Cithentson
Bay
Negro Is Mangled by Train at Poplar West Street Crossing
In MPADVILLE on July 19, William Thompson of Steers Alley was killed by a light engine or freight train of the Erie Railroad at the Poplar West Street crossing. His body was found on the tracks around 2:40 by youths R. L. Kightins and Donald Hagen, who notified officials. Coroner W. H. Byhart conducted an investigation and identified the body as Thompson. The body was mangled and parts were scattered along the rail line.
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Mpadville
William ‘Thompson
Steers Alley
Eithur
le Erie Railroad
Poplar-West Street
Wiply Weilinsslay
Thompson
R. L. Kightiinsex
Donald Hagen
W. H. Byhant
Tell Love
Fragmented notice hints at street incident details
The readable text mentions a victim and a location near Po play street with reference to an event on a public avenue. Details are incomplete but imply a short distance above a street area.
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Doane
West Main St
Fallinbarn
Sparta Bank
Raymond Allen
Sparta
Vancouver
Oral Cain
Bisquick Jackson Catsup
Fairlawn
C. A. Curtie
RED Raven
Jackson
Quaker Crackers
Pillsbury
F. E. Chase
Edta Kett
UCN
Bor
Ron Lim
Tus
Annie
Appane
Ete
Voi
DiHousnt
By Paul Robinson
Kane
Mags Club College
Prom OF Erie
Ozzie Nelson
Harriet Hilliard
Canadohta Lake
Union City
Tax Inc
Member
Federal Reserve System
Spoce Dairy CO
Corry, Penna
Automobile Agencien
Statona
Iilker
Velma
Bet Farm
State Bine
Tnian
Chicago i
Wanten
Teasonahl
Seventh Street Stee
Marcresin Beach
Marcresan Beach
Wast Main Street
Rasiney
Taythre
Pfarm
Spartansburg Road
O'Connor
R. D
Julid Briskey
Erie County
State of Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Pennsylvania
Clara Hosier
Walley L
Peake
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