Evangelistic Services Open at Baptist Church Night
Open evangelistic services opened at the Baptist church with a large, unusual audience. The program began with Get Acquainted Night and music. The pastor planned a sermon on All Things Are Now Ready. Mrs Slack to share her conversion from Russian Orthodox faith and speak Russian and English. Saturday will feature a Request Night.
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Mev
Binghanton
The
Baptist Church
Wight
Q Music
Priday
Slack
I Mis. Slack
Lish
Will Select Erie School Official On Merit
Erie officials discuss selecting a new school superintendent solely on merit rather than political backing. President Win McClelland states no faction supports him and vows collaboration with all board members. Appointment to replace John C Diehl will be decided at an open meeting. Also notes social and travel updates involving local residents.
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Erie
Sune
Elique
Win
McClellang
Grip
Bite
Amos
Ayastom
McCleland
John C. Diehl
Roosevelt Highway meeting attendees depart for Weill Horn
C F Brown James Mead and eight others travel to Weill Horn Pennsylvania to attend a Roosevelt Highway Association meeting. Attendees include Attorney Mrs Walter L Peake and son Walter Jr Mrs Campion Ross and Mrs H A O Hare and son Dr Hugh O Hare and Miss Margaret O HAre among visitors in Titusville. Dolores Riley leaves for Meadville to spend summer with parents J A Riley. Various locals visit Erie Cleveland and Johnstown for family and civic duties.
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C.F. Brown
James Mead
Curry
Weillhorn
Roosevelt Highway Association
Walter L. Peake
Walter, Jr
Campion Ross
Mdtinboro
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
New York City
Dolores Riley
Meadville
J. A. Riley
Miss Riley
St. Edward’s School
Tommy Riley
Maloney
Frank Jones
Helen
Thelme Paulson
Eris
Paulsen
Erie
J. N. ‘Ames
West Smith Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Tha Austin
Johnstown
Mary Edi Crichton
H. H. Jones
Richard Dawson
Warren
Cleveland
David Cowles
Mes F
Crowell
Center Street
H. J. Davis
Jack Paulson
Leo Franz, Jr
Harold Crag
Albert L. Miller
Walter J. Scott
F. T. England
Titusville
Vines Auto Figures In Death Accident
Clinton scene reports a fatal crash involving tennis player Vines and his wife Mrs Ellsworth Wires. Robert Crompton, 34, died when their car collided with a farm vehicle. Ellsworth Wires was hospitalized with head cuts. Vines suffered minor bruises and was en route to New York to sail for a European tour.
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Dysey
James Clinton
Ellsworth Wires
Robert Crompton
Vines
New Yorke
Bomb blast hits lodge headquarters. no injuries reported
A dynamite blast damaged the Grindstone lodge two story building in Uniontown after a lodge meeting. All members escaped unharmed. The incident marked the third time in days that Miners Independent Brotherhood members were targets of violence. In Clairton Mayor Ostrander fined one dollar after failing to stop at a traffic sign.
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Annes Fines
Uniontown
Grindstone Lodge
Miners Independent Brotherhood
Clairton
J. W. Ostrander
Liberg
California egg production tops 1984 nationwide
California egg production in 1984 was the largest in the nation. The market value of eggs reached 29,801,000 dollars, per the state department of agriculture.
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Calif
Sacramento
Cal
State Department of Agriculture
Teachers Get 5 Percent Pay Rise In Clarion Iowa
Clarion Iowa schoolteachers will receive a general five percent salary increase next fall, as announced by the board of education. The action affects all teachers and is part of approved budget plans for the upcoming academic year.
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Clarion
Iowa
Board of Pruvation Here
Tax On Cigarettes Passed By House In 1935 Vote
United Press reports Harrisburg action where the House approved a conference committee’s tax plan on cigarettes. The bill sets a one cent per cigarett rate with a ten cent per pack levy, while Senate reliefs and rebates were debated and a 12 percent wholesale rebate was agreed in conference. The measure aims to raise about $120 million for the 1935-37 biennium.
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United Press
Harrisburg
House Today
Coutercnce Committee
Senate
Conforces
Actress Kin's Death Probe After Apparent Suicide
Police investigate the apparent suicide of Pepi Lederer, niece of Marion Davies, at Good Samaritan Hospital. Attendants report acute melancholia and a patch of shrubbery where her body was found, with physicians citing a broken neck as the cause. Russ Lederer is noted as a relative.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Pepi Lederer
Marion Davies
Loiluy
Good Samaritan Hospital
Une Hospital
Miss Lederer
Une Plient
Russ Lederer
Reine Davies
Maron Davies
George W. Levever
New York
Beveisw Auills
Hey Motor
National Park Service Seeks Funds to Hire Needy Workers
Washington June 12 The National Park Service applied for a large federal grant to employ 4,896 needy persons surveying the nation’s recreational facilities and needs. The request aims to use a major portion of a vast relief fund to support the public works effort nationwide.
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National Park Service
Ro Unite
Washington
Naonal Park Service
Une
Farm price index rises in Pennsylvania May to mid May
May 1 index shows a one point increase for important farm prices in Pennsylvania between April 15 and May 15, according to the Federal State Crop Reporting Service. The national farm price level dropped by three points in the same period.
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Pennsylvania
Fragmented OCR leads to garbled sports note in Hasadons
A garbled OCR line from a sports section mentions names like Marenee Ric Serenaches and Granth Rive with unclear places such as Hasadons and Hallysport. The text reads like a question and reply about love and rivals but lacks coherent facts or events.
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Hasadons
Cal
Police Chief Tracks Stolen Car Mixup in Minnesota
In Exposition Springs Minnesota Police Chief Hugh Tagger sought legal guidance after identifying a stolen vehicle. Officer Bil Payne arrived in a police car that looked identical to the suspect's auto, causing a mistaken identity scare.
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Excession Springs
Hugh Tagger
Polis
Bil Payne
Utilities Bill Confuses Stocks On Senate Action
United Press reports June 12 that stock trading opened irregularly as Wheeler Rayburn utility holding company bill passed the Senate, sparking confusion in markets. Utilities slipped fractionally then rallied, later retreating as some sectors dropped. Notable closings included American Can, General Electric, and General Motors among others. Montreal item notes Albert Laurin using a match to locate a gas leak, with firemen rescuing a worker.
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United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Senate
Wheeler Rayborn Utility Holding Company
American Smettere
T&t
Amaronda
Terest Dag Atlantic Refining
RUB Ees
Cdi
Bethlehem Steel
Bbhy
Bend
Montreal
Albert Laurin
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