State faces high bid in new 185 million loan sale
Harrisburg officials report only one bid for state notes totaling 185 million dollars as rates rise from six months ago. Mellon Securities offered two bids for 45.3 million and 90.8 million with short term at 6.4 percent and longer at 6.9 percent. Officials withheld award for study and potential readvertisement.
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Commonwealth
James’ Vebuity Boday
William
Bial
Liquor Control Board
Chaiman
Edward B. Logan
Artan W. Howe
Olford Bangher
Mellon Securities Corporation
Mellon Corporation
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Mellon
Japan moves toward Indo China in potential early invasion
Dispatches from Sydney and Shanghai report Japan planning an imminent move on French Indo China within a week. British and American allies, plus Dutch East Indies and Australia, are said to be aware and consulting on defense, with experts noting Tokyo aims to strike toward the Dutch East Indies and Singapore.
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Renorta
Chimjangtso
Blondes Suspected as Spies In Spain Case
American ambulance driver Josephine Winter, 25, said in Figueras Spain that all pretty blondes are suspected as spies after being held in jail for 11 days. She described her suspension and claimed surveillance while driving an ambulance in St. Bordeaux.
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Figueras
Spain
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Bordeaux
Unopposed candidates in Warren County races
Four candidates in Warren County face no opposition in the September primary. Democrat J. R. Allen seeks register and recorder, while Republicans Edward Lowrey coroner, Joseph H. Goldstein district attorney, and Orvin E. Loper register and recorder run unopposed. Other party filings include two judgeships in Warren and Forest counties and several ward council contests.
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Porest
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Harrisburg
E. H. Beshlin
Ailisont D. ‘Wade
LeRoy C. Eddy
BP Council
William E. Rice
David B. DeForest
Harold S. Hampson
Ruel M. Forbes
Forrest Waliv
Jesse G. Smith
Glenn E. Stone
George H. Kilnestiver
August Karlson
D. W. Lewis
D. L. Baldensperger
Crimei
Hoy
Moore
Leon— Vend Zobrest
Albert Schwartz
Boy Dies After Ball Struck By Father At Bertigs Game
Vel City July 26 The death of Prank Eugene Buzard two year old son of Mr and Mrs Fred L Buzard Knox PD Beaver Township followed a head injury from a ball batted by his father at a Bertigs game. He died in Ol City hospital. An American Petroleum Institute note reports an oil pipeline will carry up to 30 percent more gasoline than crude oil depending on crude quality.
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Clarian County
Shippenville-Knox
Eugene Buzard
Fred L. Buzard
Knox
Beaver Iownshin
Ol Gity
Bertigs
Amerian Petroleum Institute
Pal Cie Guy
McKean County GOP primary contests outlined
Bradford Republicans name several candidates for city council and county offices. F J White Peter Meldrum Francis J Quigley Walter JD Peorin Henry Graft Lewellyn Anderson run for Bradford council alongside incumbent Callahan seeking no Democratic rival. County treasurer nominees include Andy Anderson and D Earl Repine with no Democratic opposition. Incumbent treasurer John A Polley cannot seek re election. Lewis McCloskey and W J DibbIe vie for Republican jury commissioner while Frank Gantwell seeks minority party support.
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Francis J. Quigley
Walter JD. Peorin
Henry Graft
Lewellyn Anderson
Dono
Callahan
Wort Med
Andy Anderson
Port Allegany
D. Earl Repine
Kane
John A. Polley
Treauter
Lewis McCloskey
W. J. Dibbie
Hixford
Frank Gantwell
Icumben
His Roundabout Trip Brings Larceny Charge
Clyde Curtiss is jailed in Genesee county on a second degree grand larceny charge. Paul Claude, Batavia, employed him and learned Curtiss was held by Warren police for driving without his employer’s car registration. Claude said he loaned the car for a trip to Batavia.
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Rarmnana
Clyde Curtiss
Genesee County
Paul Claudé
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Warren
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Claude
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Districts Attract Tourists With Northwestern Resorts
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania’s northwest region gains popularity among visitors due to climate and resort abundance. Notable spots include Lake Bree, Pymatuning Lake, Cook Forest State Park, and Elliott State Forest, with accessible routes from Erie, Pittsburgh, and surrounding towns.
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State Department of Commerce
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Meadville
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Iris
Spartansburg
Corry
Pymatuning
Linesvile
Shermansville
Espyville
Witwaming
Ktate
Erie
Pittsburgh
Oil City
Butler
New Castle
Univer Palls
Ellwoodby
Warren
Allegheny National Orew Notorists
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Cook Forest
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Kane
Johnsonbure
OU City
Punxsutawney
Elliott State Forest
Clearfield
Four Are Given Prison Terms ERTE
Four men pleaded guilty to criminal charges Tuesday and were sentenced by Judge Elmner L. Evans. George Smith and Pons Line hain of Gorning were given six months to one year in the Allegheny county work house for armed robbery related to Melvin Edwards at a gas station. Charles J. Blach of Cleveland got 30 days for burglary involving whiskey and cash theft from the Schaal case. Edward Connelly of North East also received the same sentence for assault and battery against Franke Miles, a blind man. Herman Graden, 99, pleaded assault and battery against his brother William E. Graden, who received a suspended one-year term and probation.
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Elmner L. Evans
George Smith
Pons Linehain
Gorning
Allegheny County
Melvin Edwards
Tim
Clark
Charles J. Blach
Cleveland
Schaal
Edward Connelly
North East
Franke Miles
Herman Graden
F. D
William E. Graden
State College places 2000 in defense jobs
More than 2000 Pennsylvanians have been placed in defense vacancies through the University of Pennsylvania College training program. Officials said improved jobs result from the engineering tenure training plan, with more men being placed daily and expectations to reach additional milestones before July 1. Dr. Joseph W. Bird, in charge of placement, noted the program’s ongoing success since last January.
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Ecuador Reports New Outbreak Amid Industrial Strife
In Cuavaquil Ecuador on July 23 Semunidlelesourias reported ongoing fighting across the south as labor unrest expands. They claim over 1 000 workers in defense industries face job losses while businesses warn of broader disruptions across Falinerivenja and related sectors. A wire service tally notes 50 000 vacancies in Pennsylvania industries and a plan to train more than 20 000 workers for substitutes.
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Cuavaquil
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Perache
Bird
Pennsylvania
Fines Imposed After Reckless Driving Hearings
Two motorists were fined after hearings on reckless driving conducted near North Center Street. Offenders Willan Byekex of Grace Street and Baty Unpermen of Columbus were assessed fines of 10 dollars plus costs.
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