One Hour Parking Plan Rejected For This Year By Council
City Council defeated the proposal for a one hour parking limit on Center street after first and second readings of Bill No 639. The measure would extend two hour parking on Washington Street and ban parking on the west side of West Smith Street to the city line. Merchants opposed the change citing expense and inconvenience while many councilors favored waiting until spring traffic regulation updates.
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Frank &. Hepler
Ny Chance
Richard Rosybacher
Washington Street
Center
Park Streets
West Smith Street
West Wayne Street
Fred J. Weaver
Aap Ivas
Lime Council
Weaver
Teas From One Tree On Ceylon Tea Variety From One Plant
The Visitor notes the vast variety of Ceylon teas all derived from a single tea plant. He learns the plant is a tree that can grow 20 to 30 feet unless pruned. Scientific pruning keeps it reduced to about three feet, shaping the harvest.
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Leo Schnitz
Chicago
Cologne
Germany
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S.S. Europa
Marjorie McGiire
Ripley reports smallpox case amid quarantines in town
Ripley New York reports a smallpox case with two vaccinated children still under quarantine. Three released from quarantine, total five of twenty monitored. Statewide, 100 released from observation in Brocton and 176 in other areas. Reopenings begin Friday as schools finish quarantines. vaccination clinics ongoing and health officials urge immunity amid outbreaks. Britain fears dumping as German subsidies boost wool exports.
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Ripley Cohtasts
Britain
London
Economy group studies county and city finances for tax relief
A coalition of Erie’s largest taxpayers launches an exhaustive survey of city finances to keep the 12 mill tax rate next year and seeks savings across payrolls and departments. A parallel county review is planned to identify cuts and avoid tax increases, with months of work ahead.
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Seid Utal
James Speaks on U S Peace at Military College
Governor Arthur F. Jamis told Pennsylvania Military College graduates that their liberal education is valuable like disability insurance, yet not something to rely on. He noted the school’s military character and the hope the graduates avoid further war involvement as the nation faces global tensions.
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Arthur F. Jamis
Pennsylvania Military College Today
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Classified Act department connects readers to needs and services
The ad section promises quick access to home farm and personal necessities and unusual business chances. It invites housewives and men to advertise, notes memorial works, and includes stray livestock notices, tonic offers, and a quiz answer list with scattered old time classifieds language.
Cuba rejects 900 Jewish refugees immigration offer
Havana reports the government refused to allow 900 Jewish refugees to land, despite assurances they would not become public charges and would seek entry elsewhere later. The move followed a high level meeting with Premimnt Lamilo Bra and the ruling committee, provoking surprise at the abrupt decision.
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