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Grape Carnival Dates Planned for North East Week
North East announces the Grape Carnival set for September 24 30 and October 1 with committees forming plans. Also noted are other regional items including Young Democrats biennial convention in Corry and various state notices on taxation and infrastructure.
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Young Democrats of
Pennsylvania
Thiely
Bte
Corry
North East
America All Dressed Up and Nowhere to Go
Beloit Wisconsin June 17. Babson argues that a $5,000,000,000 spending program will flow from Washington before November with tax costs and risks to business. He urges firms to adapt and invest, warning of self interest as the core obstacle to renewed prosperity.
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Babson
America
Roger Babson
Beloit
Wisconsin
Washington
Congress
Waeen
Brains Jreast
Intental
Tinhor
Sendenne
Sendenne Fimanery In the Hant
Aye Nannlitan
Denre- Sinn
Tim Mora
Hanna
Mrs Lynn Titus of Sparta Dies at 77
Mrs Marpapt Tits aged 77 wife of fivm Titus of Spar tanshire died early this morning at her home after months of illness. Survived by two daughters Mes. Mart Tomb of Grand Valier and Mrs. Charles Green of Clymer N.Y. eight grandchildren twelve great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday after noon at Central Methods church Tillotson's Corners with Rev W W Garnet officiating. Interment in Mt Pleasant cemetery.
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Lynn Titus
Sparta
Marpapt Tits
Fivm
Titus
Spartanshire
Fallouine
Suvivine
Wighold
Mart Tomb
Grand Valier
Charles Green
Clymer N
Central Methods+ church
Tillotson's Corners
W. W. Garnet Nune
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Stranahan resigns as Union City tax collector
Stranahan quits the post of tax collector after a two month dispute with Union City officials over his list of exemptions valued at about 17000 in occupational tax. Neil V Robbins is appointed to the position. The council reviewed delinquent lists, attempted deductions from wages, and debated the advisability of acceptance before a special meeting approved the action.
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Union City
Neil Robbins
Duwn
Gsunel
G- Stranahan Waa
Ie Counsil
Neil V Robbins
Stranshan
Stinghan
Shanahan
The Hawkeye name origins in Iowa history
The name Hawkeye was first given to Iowans in 1839 by Judge Rorer of Des Moines. The Fort Madison Patriot first mentioned it, then James G. Edwards moved the paper to Burlington and renamed it the Burlington Hawkeye. Bob Buriette helped popularize the term.
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Iawn
Rorer
Des Moines
Fort Madison
Bucks Likely Protected During Big Game Season
The Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen presents recommendations to the State Game Commission for 1928 hunting seasons. They seek protection for antlered bucks, an extended small game season, a November bear season, and a deer season from November 28 to December 8 with limited kills per hunter.
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BUCKS
Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Pennsylvania Game Commission
David Abramson
United Press
Imarrisburg
Antler
Ed Bulks
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen
State Game Commissio
Cmmission
Seth Guidon
Federation
Grover ©. Ladner
Philadelphia
Amisled Sportsmen's Clubs
Bedford
Blair
Jefferson
Confessed Slayer on Trial for Life in New York
Chester J Basgett a 34 year old Lyons resident faces a life trial in Wayne County Court Williamson New York for the murder of his father at the family farmhouse two days before his confession to two Erie detectives George Barber and Edward Inglert and Chief George Christolph will feature the trial as Basgett's confession is presented TheState opened the case on Wednesday and called its first witnesses including investigators Bar ber and Inglert and Christolph.
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Erie
Chester J. Bassett
Lyons
Herp
Jan
Wayne County
Williamson
N.Y
Erle
George Barber
Edward Inglért
Basgett
George Chriatop
Final Rites Held for Bear Lake Infant
Prayer services were held at Davison funeral home for infant Allen Arthur Skinnee of Bear Lake R D 1 who died at home Tuesday morning. Rev. Ray Harris officiated, with burial in Lowville cemetery.
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Davison Funeral Home
Afant Allen Arthur Skinnée
Basil Skinner
Bear Lake R. D
Ray Harris
United Brethren In
Christchurch
Lowville Cemetery
Streets in Erie require costly rebuilding after poor 1919 1920 paving
Erie officials report principal streets will cost taxpayers over 125000 in 1939 39 for rebuilding after asphalt concrete failures from heavy use and contractor noncompliance. WPA labor costs add further strain while Raspberry Street West 29th Street and Brown Avenue show major damage.
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Prisiqal
WPA
Hie
Raspberry Street
West 29H
Brown Avenue
Department of Accounts and Finance
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