Cut in cyclists traffic toll sought in Pa
Harrisburg reports a push by the Department of Revenue safety division to curb bicycle crashes. Secretary William J. Hamilton Jr says 1920 bicycle accidents caused 36 deaths and 1402 injuries, with 86.1 percent of fatalities and 83.5 percent of injuries among ages five to twenty four. Summer months show peak incidents. August busiest, September deadliest. Saturday most dangerous day, Sunday least.
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Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Division of Safety
Secretary of Revenue
William J. Hamilton, Jr
Hamilton
Jowest
Kane Hospital Plans Expansion Amid Capacity Strain
Plans for a Kane hospital addition face delay as current facilities run near capacity since last October. A new wing would include a children’s ward and extra private rooms to meet rising demand, though exact bed increases remain unspecified.
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Kane
Juve Vivian
Wang
Kane Sunmil Hospital
Wins
Rapid development of television seen in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia in June 1970 Mary Butler, last president of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, predicts television will bring high art into homes. A Franklin Institute telecast featured Roy C. Huse and Bertha Kling in art demonstrations, suggesting TV could aid arts and sciences education. Burglars strike early in New Haven. two days before Nicholas Crusevule planned to open his shoe store, burglars shattered a cellar window and stole stock.
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Philadelphia
Mary Butler
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Franklin Institute
Roy C. Huse
Academy
Bertha Kling
New Haven
Gonn
Nicholas Crusevule
Kerosene Poisoning Fatal To Four Year Old Boy
In Bria on June 26 a four year old boy Amos Keith drank kerosene oil believing it to be a soda pon and died an hour later. Hamot hospital staff worked over thirty minutes to pump the stomach but the child did not regain consciousness. Dr. Charles R. Leone, acting coroner, ruled the death accidental due to kerosene poisoning. The boy had said he did not learn how much he drank.
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Bria
Amos Keith
Hamot
P.m
Charles R. Leone
CCC Officer Replacement Reassigns Reserve Officers
The War Department will replace reserve officers in CCC camps with civilian staff, ending nine year corps assignments. About 5000 officers will be affected as the administration shifts to July 1 and aims to finish by December 1941.
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Kane
Civilian Conservation Corps
Army
Navy
Nineine Corps
Roosevelt
War Department
OGG
Erie Youth Hit By Auto During Festivities
Four year old Richard Pionski, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Pionski, of 792 East 3rd Street, was struck at 27th and Parade streets after YWCA carnival events. He suffered a head injury and arm burns. hospital said skull fracture feared but condition improved by Saturday night at St Vincent's.
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ERIE
Roy
Auto Erie
Richard Pionsisi
Joseph Pionski
East Mth
SS Vincent's Hospital
Little Change Noted In Direct Relief Rolls
The week ending June 17 showed slight Web changes in Pennsylvania general assistance rolls with a net increase of 24 cases and a net overage of 1 148 persons. Openings and closings in WPA programs influenced totals while unemployment compensation reduced the overall rise.
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Pennsylvania
General Assistance Fund
General Assistance
Erieites Set Aboard Cruiser on Chamber Cruise
About 200 Erieites depart aboard the oil burning South American for a 15th annual Erie Chamber of Commerce cruise. The ship left at dusk from the public dock with 36 man crew sailing inland seas for a three lake loop visiting Detroit Port Arthur One Sound Charlevoix and Mackinac before returning late Thursday night.
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Brie
Erie
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Punlie
Great Lakes
Detroit
Port Aaron
One Sound
Charlevoix
Mackinnok
Classified Act department ad page fragment
The page fragment outlines classified sections such as Automobiles for Sale, Wanted Services, Help Wanted, Building and Renovating, Insurance, Moving, and Livestock. It lists numerous categories and example entries, with a stray loss notice noting two red and white heifers and a reward offer in Maran, Columbus, Pa.
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Classified Act Department
Motorcyeles Itv
Sifely
Werale
Tatvuchan
Keniaty
Lavy
Moulgayes
Barrow
Cimplex
Tastrieton Clussen
Danoiip
Dramatic
Enatirtier i
Tivestoke
Mateovids
Sind Olive Expelynest
BA Townley
Walshes, Diamonis
Tewls
Maran
Columbus
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Kane Hospital
Tomers
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Muhony
Milde McBee Sayles
Tay
Magazine
Maude
Hill Sayles
C.C.C
BO Vhays
Pstmaths
Corry
Oly
Neil Tie
Puark Street
South Sh
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S_ AUTO BODY
Soul of
Christensi
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Dodge
Serview
B. Cross
F. Washington Si
Thomas Moor CO
Canfers
Powell Kendall
Besson
Biafit
Whit Pial
Daller
Bob Torff
Atlantic Sta
Park Gulf Station
Atalzneck & Sons
Dial
Bill Hames
Pentene le Clean
Isl
Wills Loy Gost
Alvin G. Bennink
Clymer
Tsiene Pasarenes
Superior Cleaning CO
Bien
Tidenes Beary
Yuilk Howe
Cuslly
Larry Sandstrom
Malu
Journal Jor
KODAK
Mh yeAdYah
Mualy
STU .O
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Electric
Lema
All-Way Electric Co
Faanl
Seabee
Davis
Gener
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A. M. Litz Neraix
Eta Brotlas
Jae Bitaoub
Ths
Cs Ritais
Smicadamn Ell Stan
Seyiue Macklac
Desiay
Joe Palmer
Uiton City
PauIaBe
Bartar
Guy Gibbons
New York
Saba
BRAOD
Gall Alco
Bunton
West
Bai
Sir Howard
Young PI A Shorts
W. A. Jones
Lovells Corners
utter _ SUPERIOR CATTLE SPRAY Siegal
Apex Perm & Seed Store
Spencer
Inginte A
Sandhiey
Prine
Foumole Hout's
N. Chatter
Guntis
I Machinery and Toole
Verry Collie
Bf Garden
Phills—Clif Flowe Jewell Flower Shop
Helen
Coolerator
Mali
Crystal Jor & Coal CO
Washington
Gunsdaum City
Poriment East
Tomat
St. Laverne
Asia
Elty
San Francisco
Member
Federal Reserve System
the Bank
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