Surplus Penn A Crops Offered to Unemployed Aid
Pennsylvania farmers with surplus crops were invited to sell to the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation. Arthur W. Howe Jr states the surplus will be distributed to relief recipients in the state. A Philadelphia program distributed fresh vegetables to needy families with large crowds. The initiative plans to reach Scranton and Wilkes-Barre and includes beans potatoes cabbage and beets.
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Penn’x
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Penn'a
Pennsylvania
Federa
Arthur W. Howe, Jr
State Secretary of Public Assistance
Une
Howell
PSCC
Philadelphia
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
FSCC
FSCO
Former Corry Resident Dies at Salamanca Church
The former Corry resident Ralph H. Leiplein died Sunday night in Salamanca New York. Services were held at St Patrick's church this morning in his memory. Survived by daughter Margaret McKennia and son William Leiplein of Salamanca. Sister Mrs Joseph Merklinger and relatives attended the funeral. Interment in Salamanca Cemetery. A separate item notes Stentien M Young traveled 104 miles to Toledo seeking a Democratic rally but encountered a Democratic women's club and stayed two hours.
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Joseph Merklinger
Sixth Avenue
Meiiklinger
Mys
Nell Lyers
Carpy
Salamanca
Stentien M. Young
Toledo
Democratic Rally
Clara Heard
Sdrwin Hoard
Ray Thompson
Kent
Ohio
R. Lyons
Waiter Proctor
Hoard
Mes. Lyons, Jr
Ralph Knickerbocker
James A. Higley
Stanley Nichols
Cat Proctor
Paul Lawson
Buffalo
Spencer Thompsor
Corry
Maud Marsh
W. H. Cummings
Leo Jones
Carl Proctor
Cash Smith
Walter Proctor
McCray Cmmunity
Robert Gates
Charles Hodge
James Higley
Merland
Betty Knickerbocker
Pindley
Journal subscription rates and regional call to subscribe
Local notice promoting the Journal subscription with annual rates. It lists Erie Crawford Warren and Chautauqua counties at 2.50 and all other U S regions at 5.00. Includes a direct call to subscribe.
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THE
Journal
Journal Mail
Erie
Crawford
Warren
Chautauqua
United States
Distrust Between Capital and Labor Hinders U S Peace
United Press story cites Axel Wenner-Gren in Sweden as saying American mistrust among capital, labor, and government blocks industrial peace. He notes Sweden’s system balances power via strong unions, responsible business, and legal neutrality, aiming for negotiated settlements over broad law. A road map in Grash? Erthlehem Pa reports a crash blamed on a road map.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Haringe
Sweden
United States
Axel Wenter-Cren
Wenner-Gren
Henry Ford
iHe
Elettrolux
Mber
Capital
New Jersey
Bunapers
Gme
America
Amfrican
Washington
Nike Sweden
Roosevelt
Frm
City Wins Carb Line Dispute In New State Road
Attorney General Guy K Bard issues formal opinion stating the Department of Highways must maintain a city street added to the state highway system even if curb lines do not exist at the time of designation. The ruling covers Franklin Venango County Route 60022 from Third Street to Liberty and East to Ninth, with the 1989 act adding the street to the system. It holds that legislative intent cannot be defeated by a limitation on Commonwealth maintenance obligations and that highways remain state roads within cities when boroughs become third class cities such as Jeannette on January 1, 1938.
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Harrisburg
Guy K. Bard
Department of HighWays
Spretary
HighWeya Roy £. Brownier
Franklin
Venanza County
Third Street
Sandy Creek Township
Liberty
Eignth
Assembly
Torough
Jeannette
Bass Angler's Hat Story Tops Ozark Season Tale
In Warsaw Missouri, Gerge Kaden of Cole Camp claims the best Ozark season fish story after losing his hat from a boat and leaning to retrieve it. He says a fighting fish lunged into the boat as he reached for the hat. The account appears in a Kansas City Journal draft noting vacation rates.
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Warsaw
Gerge Kaden
Cole Camp
Beaverdam Home Economics Group Meets Change Location
July 20 Beaverdam article notes United Brethren ladies host an ice cream social at Len and Mrs Proctor residence Friday night July 22. Several local families attend a previous Home Economics meeting and many neighbors are listed as present during recent community gatherings.
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Beaverdam
James Crowell
Proctor
U. B
the United Brethren Church
Len Proctor
Mis
Edith Adams
Dorialion Ll
Carl Proctor
Scott
Ivan Miller
Gerald Bagley
Oral ‘Tomlins
Will Akam
Lynn Sill
Frank Ladd
Leon Proctor
Paul Smith
Louise
Ruth Smith
Mildred Prebble
Belly Maynard
Orval Titus
Walter Proctor
Paul Lines
Corry
Jay Smith
Neil Estes
Prank Youngs
Theodore Gray
Robert Proctor
Earl McDonad
Erie
M. L. Breed
Record Attendance at State College
United Press reports record high applications at Pennsylvania State College with over 1,800 applying for admission. Registrar William S Hoffman notes selective admissions due to limited staff and facilities. Of 96 women accepted, 207 ranked in the top fifth and 71 in the second fifth of their classes.
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United Press State College
Pennsylvania State College
William S. Hoffman
Hoffman
Angler hooks bicycle in Sandusky River
In Fremont O Pau reports an angler caught a bicycle while fishing the Sandusky River. The damaged bike was found in good condition except for a missing crocket, suggesting a stray item rather than cargo.
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Fremont
Pau
Gray
Sandusky
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Laborera
Phig
Muttal
Grash Erthlehem
New State Road
State Department of Highways
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Ioney
State College
Carl Lyons
Stanley
Roy Brown
McCray Church
Paul D., Ford
Jamaica
Cash
Arbage
Bologna
D&m
Wuller’s
Phar” Acy
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