Babson Praises WPA Stand and Roosevelts Policies
Babson endorses the WPA policy while criticizing lenient wage practices. The piece argues wage controls, reduced hours, and rebalanced relief funding as steps to cut WPA costs, curb political influence, and promote private employment growth. It discusses union wage systems, potential labor market shifts, and calls for policy changes by 1941 or 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Congress
U. . of Salia
Thurton Arnold
Arnold
Tisidftyage
General Motors
Venango GOP backs Hirt for Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Members of the Venango County Republican League voted to support William E. Hirt of Erie in his race for a seat on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The decision reflects local party alignment as campaigns proceed toward the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venango County
Republican League
William E. Hirt
Erie
Superdot
Court of Pennsylvania
Local shopper notices and memorial plans across Erie region
A gathered list of items from Wilcox Grocery and local markets includes sliced bacon and citrus, while a memorial project in Cameron County honors seven youths who died in 1933. Other items report accidents, hospitalizations, stolen goods, a public notice on name changes, road reopens, and upcoming community events across Erie and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporium
Bucktail
Cameron CCC
Forest
Cameron County
Paul Giegerich
CCC
Remodeled quarters dedicated by Jamestown post
Rev Myron E Wilder preached on tomorrow's democracy as the American Legion post in Fenton Mansion dedicated its newly remodeled quarters last night in Jamestown Officers and various residents were noted along with local events including a shingling accident in Westfield and hospitalizations at St Vincent Erie The report also lists Chautauqua Institution debts and a legislative outcome plus local social notices and a hospital operation for tonsil removal involving two children and a man from Corry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron E. Wilder
Pilgrim Memoria Congregational Church
Jamestown
American Legion
Fenton Manson
Edward Davis
Toledo
Westfield
N.Y
St. Vinicent Hospital
Erie
S. M. Hazlett
Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua
John Giese
Celyron
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Wing - Willi Star Stores
Drexel Farm
Country Club
Walter Scott
Corry
Scott
Cassius Gears
United Press
New Martinsville
Vidilly
Audrey Pyles
Ohio River
Mhala
Maple Davenport Singer Sewing Machine
Axminster Rugs
Rexall Cut Rate Drug Store
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Ise Flteh
Lady Esther
Molle Shay
Rastenrn 490
Ove
Paris
Bologne
Clapas
Macao
Reweners Castoria
Noranca
Fink
Babson
Roosevelt
Bera Ana
Greyhound Post House
Wilcox Grocery
Westen Auto
Kane
Carl Olson
Chicago
Emma Norgren
Bis Avenue
Olson
Edinboro
Freeman Millspaw
Chestnut Street
Erie County
Prothonotary
Sherman
Miller Street
Joseph Wiecszorek
German Street
Hamot
Wilkinsburg
Joseph H. Gobel
Brookville
Central Station
William
William A. Sannin
Union City
Indiana
Wildcat Park
Ludlow
Lanston’s
Belle Shaffer
Meadville
West Mead
Oil City
Jean Walters
Eugene Stewart
Beechwoods
Maple Avenuue
Warren County
Warren County, Agricultural Extension Association
C. Tritt
Chautauqua County
R. H. Duntley and Sons
Corydon
Jay Sherman
Erie County Superintendent of Highways
Nort East
Stoneham School Alumni Community Association
Mead Township
Danstons
Gibson
Meatwise
Salt Liake City
Utah
Steve Safranic
Dudgeons
Huntingdon Reformatory
W. F. Clinger
Clinger Oil and Gas Company
Tidi
Pennsylvania
Warren
John Nelson
Tryonville
Aidt G. Grandin
Titusville
Francis J. McDonald
Titunville
The
Service Commission
Puneral
Anton Brut
Pioneer Butte Florist
ALL Edgertons
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
Charles Robert McClintock
B. V. McClintock
West Wayne Street
Funkerwent
Corry Hospital
Myrtie Cady
Jennie Cady
Ardith Joan Rhebergen
William Rhebergen
Clymer
Philathea Bible
W. P. Miller
West Frederick Street
Clifford Lawson
Buffalo, N
West
Trederick Street
Miller’s News & Sport Store
Center Street
Dial
Quality Cash
Oak Hill
Bologna
Ring
Keystone Brand
Alberta
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
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