California Weather and Local Council Notices
A brief from California notes warm days and cool nights with an evening booster club meeting at St Edward's hall. Other items report oil production rising to 2,963,089 barrels weekly, a late June tax deadline in Crawford county, and road traffic improvements near Slippery Rock. Local tributes honor Judge Clare Kent and Stan Laurel's birthday.
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Democratic Booster Club
St. Edward's Hall
United States
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Louisiana
Clare Kent
Crawford County
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Pittsburgh
City Council Tightens Alley Parking Rules and Traffic Signals
City officials discussed stricter traffic controls after finding alley parking a hazard and alleys congested. They plan no parking signs, restricted truck parking on Center Street, and curb extensions to improve access and safety. Mayor Glen Miller and Safety Director Duke will act, possibly seek state highway patrol help to handle through traffic.
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Glen Miller
A. Duke
Miller
Center Street
Park Place Street
Duke
Former Oil City Chief of Police Dies at 78
William F. Reid, 78, longtime Oil City resident and former chief of the Oil City police department, died at Oil City Hospital after a brief illness. He led the police force during the terms of John M. Reid, Abel L. Confer, and B. H. Carnahan and earlier spent 30 years with Or Well Supply Company before retirement in 1931. Mrs. Reid served 12 years in the police force.
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Oil City
William F. Reid
Oi City
Toledo slum clearance plan approved by PWA officials
Plans for the first half of Toledo's $2,000,000 slum clearance project have won approval from Washington PWA authorities but a key name is missing as WPA historians search for it.
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Toledo
PWA
Washington
WPA
Council plans steps to collect back taxes
The Corry City Council votes to instruct the tax collector to prepare delinquent tax accounts and mail a synopsis of a new state act permitting installment payment without penalties. If responses are inadequate, further drastic collection measures may follow. Mayor Miller dissents on the salary measure. hospital and utility gifts are acknowledged.
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George H. Gordon
Yiguor Control Board
Couner
Blaine Kincaid
G. H. Earle
Glen Miller
L.ty
Miller
Corry Hospital
Corry Water Company
American Legion
Alan
Bremy Corry Hospital
M. Lea Mulderick
Veterans Entitled to Bonus Payments Amid Mail Deluge
A fragmentary report notes 3 518 000 veterans eligible for a bonus, with 8 518 000 funds types, packets shipped about 5 009 000, total value near 1 900 000 00, mail weight over 25 full railway mail cars, and about 8 000 emergency workers handling the task. Largest payment cited as 2 590 or more, smallest at 0, averages undetailed.
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Sisv
Evangelistic Services Open in Corry Barrist Church
Telegraph from Wilsonville Ontario reports Rev Archibald Thomson and his daughter Margaret arrive to begin three weeks of evangelistic effort at the Corry Barrist church. Hundreds from Corry West Spring Creek will hear them in song and speech each night except Mondays and Sunday afternoons. Rev Hook preaches tonight with Wednesday focused on Young People's Fellowship groups from Corry Columbus West Spring Creek Spartansburg.
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Ergent A. Hook
Wilsonville
Ontario
Archibald Thomson
Margaret
Corry Barrist
Corry
Spartansburg
West Spring Creek
Explosion in Baltic mine leaves dozens dead
Rescue workers, endangered by bursting ammunition, removed 60 dead and 27 injured from the ruins of an army lab after an explosion. A May report notes a tax collection item for November, with a December bill approved but unpaid due to funds. A council resolution, moved by Mr. Muldevick, shifted $100 from the incidental fund to the printing account.
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United Press Tallinn
Wsthonia
Council
Muldevick
Theccidental Fund
Breaks Hip In Fall 4 H Club Names Officers
Baring Creek June 10. Mr find Mrs Harry Seherfield Toledo Ohio visiting at home of Mr and Mrs Bure. Miss Mary LaMarchie Corry guest of Eunite Sicilevy weekend. Misses Jane Belly Yacha Vig Pittsburgh visited Monday. Numerous locals visited. Mrs Lila Moore broke hip, hospitalized. Spring Creek 4 H Club met at Community Building. officers elected: Donia Sickler president, Winifred Johnson vice, Phyllis Taylor secretary treasurer, Harriett Donaldson cheerleader, Riva Damon news reporter. Next meeting June 26 at 130 PM.
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Baring Creek
Harry Seherfield
Toledo
Bure
Mary LaMarchie
Corry
Eunite Sicilevy
Jane Writ Belly Yachavig
Pittsburgh
Archie Hunt
Albert Fox
India Box
Mildred Dawson
Robert
Joan Dawson
Robert Desmond
Lillian
Bobbie Desmond
Delia Sample
Frances Sample
New Mexico
Celia Clarke
C. H. Clarke
C.C. Deming
Erie
O. L. Mattison
John Gilpin
Mildred Henry
Thelma
Dorothy Henry
W. L. Henry
R. Sickler
Isaac Beers
Grand Valley
L. D. Paige
Merle Baldwin
Union City
McKelvey
Alton Cally
Pittsfield
Cady
Lynt Degeans
Willoughby
Charles Wagett
Warren
Harry L. Johnson
Warren General Hospital
Spring Creek
Bunlding
Wek Jonorning
Maule Porter
Donia Sickler
Winifred Johnson
Phyllis Taylor
Harriett Donaldson
G. E. Bennett
B. D. MeKelvey
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Pierre
Grove City
Slippery Rock
Trafic
Stan Laurel
First Ward
Edward Kinley
South Street
Bayfield Manufacturing Company
Edward W. Feldt
Senate
Joseph Ziesamheim
Brie
State Liquor Control Board
House
Harrisburg
Witkin
Associated Gas & Electric System
Nat
Navy
Brown
F.C. Chapin
Evangelistic Services
Baptist Church
Lila Moore
Warren Hospital
W. H. Garett
G. J. Burch
Cleve Damon
Florence Damon
Ilness
Lynn Dedean
Willougby
Clair Tee Jean
Binghamton
J. Dingham
Coopers'own
Roy Black
Youngsville
F. Marsh
Croke
Centerville
Minnie Dealy
Walter Dedean
Donald DeJean
William DeJean
P. V. Raffertin
Lauughter
Betty
Olive Miller
Ray
Mond Bates
New Castle
Glen Donaldson
Wairewa
A.B. Porter
Claire “DeJean
Binghanton
N. Y
Sheldon Clough
Bety
Usla
N.Y
W Reir
K. Bi Burch
Lawrence Davison
Consideare
Fattey
Doz
Lic
Sheers
Montgomery Ward
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