Haven Club Denied Beer License Renewal After Hearing
June 26 Haven Club at 14 F 14th Street had its beer license renewal refused after County Treasurer Lawrence A. Taylor, on District Attorney Mortimer E. B. Graham's advice, ruled no club exists and the officers are a mask for private commercial enterprise. Dan House, club president, challenged the ruling, saying they expected to be denied.
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SHIN
Haven Club
14Th Street
Lawrence A. Taylor
Mortimer EB. Graham
Graham
Dana House
Thal
House
Senate Holds Up Federal Works Bills Against Gov Earle Request
Pennsylvania Senate plans to approve only three of nineteen authority bills seen as essential for the federal works program. The measures would form waterworks authorities at state, municipal, and borough levels. Governor Earle warned the amendments fail to meet federal requirements, needing removal or major changes.
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Senate
Earle
United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Tven
Sharon Boy Killed in Fall From Tree
William Aley age 12 died after falling 30 feet from a tree during a climbing expedition with friends in Sharon. A coroner's jury ruled accidental death as physicians noted a neck fracture from the impact. Funeral services scheduled Friday.
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Sharon Boy
Sharon
William Aley
Aley
Social Security Bill Approval Signals New Deal Push
The Senate approved the social security bill by 76 to 9 and sent it to conference with the House. President Roosevelt supports prompt enactment as a cornerstone of New Deal policy, with major provisions including compulsory old age insurance starting 1937 and federal state pension and unemployment programs pending.
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Senate
House
United Press
Washington
Congress
Representatives
Roosevelt
Pat Harrigan
Miss
Social Security Board
Department of Labor
Book salesman held charged with assault in Erie case
Erie on June 20 Rigmond Lesliy 34 a magazine solicitor from Sanny hue was held in county prison after being arraigned on assault and battery charges. The complaint by George Vallance 675 Marne road says Lesliy made advances to Mrs Vallance and seized her after a solicitation attempt. He was arrested by Joseph Scully and arraigned before Alderman Paul Watson with a preliminary hearing set. The case proceeds to jail with a 1000 bond.
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Erie
Rigmond Lesliy
Sanny Hue
George Vallance
Marne Road
Leslie
Vallance
Corry Hospital Board Reelects Directors and Officers
Clyde F Brown was reelected to the Corry Hospital Association board at the annual reorganization. Directors present included Brown De Rosay Elston Hillstrom Houghton and Roelofs. Officers retained were Brown president Barker first vice president Howard second vice president Ilston secretary treasurer and Howard credit officer. Miss Brie Gale was named superintendent for the year June 4. Dr W W Graham was reap pointed hospital pathologist. Procedures were set to continue on the second Wednesday of each month.
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Clyde FF Brown
Corry Hospital Association
Messrs. Brown
W. W. Graham
Memorial Services Held by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
About 130 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attended joint memorial services at the I.O.O.F. hall. John Siggins delivered the memory address focusing on fellowship and the annual remembrance of deceased members. The program included the Thomas Quartet and an invocation by Rev. Fr. L. Wagner. The memorial ritual by Lady Worth Rebekah Lodge was noted as highly impressive. Graves of all deceased members were decorated by lodge members last Saturday.
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Rebekahs
S. Hall
John Siggins
Warren Attoney
Mayars
Thomas Quartet
FR. L. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lady Wrants
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah Lodges
Town Boosts Payroll for Fort Madison Officials
The city council approves a payroll increase excluding the mayor and councilors. The raise restores a 104 percent cut from two years ago and takes effect July 1 to rebuild compensation for city employees.
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Fort Madison
General Strike Vote Taken by Columbus Labor Unions
A secret vote was conducted among 67 Columbus labor unions covering 18,000 workers. Results will be announced July 3 after a 10 week strike at Columbus Packing Company as federation officials say the firm refused to arbitrate or accept a union shop.
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Columbus
United Press Columbus
Columbus Federation of Labor
Columbus Packing Company
Whisky for snakebite fades in favor of serums
State health officials explained that whisky once viewed as a sure cure for snakebites has fallen out of fashion and will be replaced by serums.
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Passerson City
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TER St. Orth
Refuse Haven Club
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Mask
D. A. Battle
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Duane Bracken
W. Brown
A. N. Goldfinch
Harry
Boston
Soutch Presbyterians
Williamsport
J. George Beeht Consolidated School
ODD Fellows
Wrightsville Wood Hicks Orchestra
Verichrome
Keister’s
Hammonds
Mospy
Lyons Tooth Pond
West
Cotys
Lady Esther
Woodburys
Hinds H. & A. Cr
Paris
Asc
Colgates
Williams
Magnesia
Keister
Sunnyfield All Purpose Flour
B. Sack
Yukon Club
Lewy
White House
Kirkman’s
California
Haddock
A&p Food Stores
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