Million dollar rating band concert in City Park
A citywide round of notices and events fills the page. WPA work pushes four ward projects along with a planned walk construction program. The article notes a Topeka broadcast of Governor Landon’s acceptance speech and reports local radio reception issues throughout Ohio. It covers a Shrine Club outing at Williams Farm, WPA payroll totals for several counties, dairy producers planning a July 30 Camp Mystic gathering, and various civic happenings from marriage licenses to a Rex Theatre prize and a Meadvill e picnic speaker.
Educators to discuss finance law and teaching meth ods
Harrisburg July 24 The Mia Education Congress set for October 7 and 8 will focus on new school financing methods revised laws and modern instruction. Dr Samuel Fausold Deputy Superintendent heads the planning with committees led by Dr Clarence Ackley Dr Marion McKay Dr Paul Cressman.
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Harrisburg
Ant | Mia
Samuel Fausold
Education Congress
Clarence E. Ackley
Bureau of Professional Licensing
State Department of Public Instruction
Marion McKay
Department
Paul L. Cressman
Bureau of Instruction
Lester K. Ade
J. B. Eddimondson
School of Education
University of Michigan
Penn-Harris
Samuel Fansold
R. R. Abernethy
Carl O. Benner
Coxtesville
M. S. Bentz
Cambria County
Eawin C. Broome
Philadelphia
W. G. Chambers
Pennsylvania State College
S. E. Downs
Law
Card of Thanks for Jennie Laning Harvey
The Harvey family thanks relatives neighbors and friends for kindness sympathy and flowers shown during the illness and death of wife and mother Mrs Jennie Laning Harvey J Harvey and family
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Jennie Laning Harvey
J. Harvey
Oil Tank Fire Wrecks Titusville Refinery Losses
A severe electrical storm with wind and lightning caused about 50 000 in damage in western Pennsylvania. A bolt struck a 6 000 barrel oil tank at the Drew Levick Refinery in Titusville at 10 30 pm, extinguishing the top and halting a special fuel oil preparation. Nearby tanks were threatened but flames were controlled after two hours by firemen. Transformers burned, lines reported trouble, and a new Viscose plant building at Meadville suffered wind damage.
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Pennsylvania
Drew Levick
Titusville
Aremen
Pennsylvania Blevirle Company
Combs
Summer Street
Pennsylvania Telephone
Landon Rakes New Deal Defends Constitution Rally
Governor Landon headlines a Kansas crowd of 60 000 to denounce the New Deal and outline ten aims for efficient government and farmer relief. He urges honest finances, labor freedom, soil conservation, and international peace while hinting at possible Democratic cabinet roles. Observers read his remarks as a bipartisan invitation.
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Kansas Capitol
Kansas
Republican National Committee
Landon
Dem Rally Promises Outstanding Political Event in Area
Erie county Democrats announce a massive rally at Glenwood Park, Erie, on August 22 11. Leaders from Erie Crawford counties and local Democratic groups unite to stage the district’s largest political affair with cash prizes totaling 4000, an ex roaster, balloon ascent, parachute jump, and speeches by prominent state officials. Arthur Colegrove chairs. Maurice J. Coughill is co chair. Nellie Vieyra vice chair. Kenneth Thompson treasurer. Sherman Mickey Jr secretary. Headquarters at 1080 Peach Street.
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Erie County
Pennsylvania
Awany
Glenwood Park
Hio
Democratic Coun Uy
Hirie
Crawtora
Arthur Colegrove
Maurice J. Coughilll
Nellie Vieyra
Kenneth Thompson
Sherman Mickey, Jr
Peachstoner
Erie
Hope to Start School Job Here Next Week
Carlton V. King, WPA supervisor, says remodeling of the old Hatch building into a school is ready to begin next week in the western county. Frank W. Parsons is general foreman and Charles Hubertz foreman of skilled labor. funds awaited from WPA offices.
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Carlton V. King
Sing
WPA
Hatch
W. Parsons
Charles Hubertz
Ere Ipa
Demonstrators demand relief as tax plan stalls in session
Demonstrators chant for relief with calls to tax the rich and avoid adjournment. A Republican plan to restore relief via tax anticipation notes backed by revenue measures was rejected by the Democratic House and sent to a conference committee that will reconvene Monday. The House adjourned for the week after a noisy Senate session ends at 6:30 p.m.
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House
Senate
PA Guardsmen Complete War Schooling At Indiantown Gap
Sun ta nned Pennsylvania National Guardsmen including Corry s Company A are completing war schooling today as a two week annual encampment opens at Indiantown Gap. Artillery rifles and machine guns fire on moving and stationary targets while officers map attack and defense in a simulated battle. Major General Boward C Shannon and regular Army officers attend the reservation tonight with Governor Earle reviewing the troops on Sunday.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Indiantown Gap Muilitary Reservation
Boward C. Shannon
Columbia
Keystone
Govnor Earle
PN. G
Suriay
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Ie Board of Huncation
King
Alf M. Landon
Ohio
Lawrence 'Pibbett
Corryiles
Venan County Shrine Club
Tomor
Williams Farm
Pittsburgh Road
Franklin
Warren
Crawford
Venango
Rest
Clarion
Ard N. Jones
Erie Cooperative Dairy Producers
Camp Mystic
Mech Creel
Indian Heal
T. J
Porter Auer
Marjorie Sullivan
Pp City
Erie Cooperative Producers
Camp Mystic and
Creek
Irsday
Waterford
Rex Theatre
G. H. Tenpas
Clymer
Frank P. Miller
Meadville
John Brown
Pittsburgh
Foureau
University of Pittsburgh
George J. Shoemaker
Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Associations
St. Thomas' Church
da Lupino
Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
Nino Martini
Opera Aifther
Om Tocation
Penn
Seasion
Roosevelt
Quikk
Washington
Wards
Montgomery Ward
DEM
Glenwood
Wilson
King Street
Elgin Mills
Elgin
Root
South Street
Loblaw
Vd Baer
Lee
America
Loraia
Root’s Furniture
South Center Street
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MR. Kassel
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Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
NEW Deal Optical
New Deal
Erie, Pa
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