Meeting adjourned for lash on ay per to meer
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Venango County Man Held Over Explosives Sale
Franklin and Oil City reports detail Henry Huber a 64 year old field worker confessing to placing stolen nitro glycerin and other explosives with CIO men from Warren for use in bombings at strike fronts. Arrests include Henry Pubor about 60 of Punmen held for breaking and entering larceny and unlawful possession and furnishing of high explosives. State Police with District Attorney Breen tied the explosives to plots at Pennsylvania Railroad tracks near a Pittsburgh area plant and related bombings.
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Franklin
Henry Huber
Wit
Committee For Industrial Organization
Warren
Maurice P. Breen
Niles
Oil City
CIO
Ushi
Pennsylvania
Repubblic
Henry Pubor
Piunien
Countyvien
Huber
State I
Maurice P. Breene
Arthur Scott
CHO
James Breene
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Petroleum Explosives Company
OU City
Plumer
Butler
Wordingen
Amber
D. Butler
Petroleum Explosive Company
Elish Hall Sons Company
Petroleum Explosives Co
Mali
Country Club Dance Saturday Evening
A local notice describes a Saturday evening country club dance with R. 16 Anderson as chairman. Details about a landing party, stray items, and a planned program are mentioned along with seating and street plans for an enjoyable party at the club.
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Anderson
Cltb
Tost
Erie
Anil
Urges Death for Irwin in Triple Slaying Case
Mrs Ethel Kudner sister of Ronnie Gedeon urges death for Robert Irwin the 29 year old sculptor who confessed to killing her son his mother and a boarder The report notes Kudner was shown being interrogated by reporters after Lewin returned to New York from Chicago where he surrendered the Chicago Herald office and a miner
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Robert Irwin
Ronnie Gedeon
Ethel Kudner
Shove
Ronnie
Irwin
Kudner
Lewin
New York
Chicago
Chicago Herald
Motor Vehicle Code Changes Cut Fees and Adjust Rules
A bill signed by Gov. Harte revises the state motor vehicle code, cutting river license fees from 2 to 1 and shifting funds to counties to prosecute drunken drivers. It tightens vehicle limits, raises driving qualification standards, exempts farm vehicles, and adds a $5 annual fee on commercial motorcycles. Fines from drunken drivers go to counties to fund driver testing.
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George H. Harte
Wasesignel Tas
Pennsylvana
Secretary of Highways
High Schools Face Criticism Over College Readiness
Arden L. Allyn, a Kent State University business college supporter, criticizes high schools for not preparing students to enter the job market, arguing many graduates lack readiness for immediate employment.
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Kent
Arden L. Allyn
College of Business Administration
State University
Jin Jongey
Rural Registration in Erie County Seen Reducing Voter Rolls
Rural registration today in Erie County ran slowly with booths open from 1 pm to 10 pm EST. Officials expect about 10 000 names to be dropped from the rolls due to a new rule requiring permanent registration. Republicans may lose more than Democrats as township enrollment drops impact GOP support. Residents may visit the courthouse to enroll, with two more registration periods planned.
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Veruses Wistrieta
Erie County
Sally
Pupil Piano Recital Showcases Broad Students and Cast
A large audience attended the spring piano recital by Mrs. Clarence B Shoop and her pupils at the Methodial Episcopal church. The program featured duets, solos and ensembles from beginner to advanced players, including Doris Stowe, Merrily Brooks, Carl Cox and others with the Rhythm orchestra providing accompaniment. The event highlighted diverse pieces from classical to light selections and showcased several young performers along with teachers.
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Clarence Shoop
Clarence B. Shoop
Doris Stowe
Rhyth
Valse
Donald
Carl Coax
Mary Rebecch Cogan
Edwin Dewey
Holward
Rosemay Dewey
Carel Briggs
Donald Cox
Sidney Elston
Merrily Brooks
Dyet
Duke
Mary Copan
Amd
Mav Hulberg
Charles Bngbor
Carl Cox
Valse Petite
Doris Bergman
Valse Lucille
Gebe Parson
Bobby Panion
Gertrude John
Lucian Gene
Bobby Parsons
Martha Hullberg
Faytiia Lindsley
Rotary talk on X ray and uses highlighted by club
Twenty members of the Cably Ro lly Club met at the Hotel Cor ty for a Lehron on X ray history and its many applications in medicine and industry. Miss Laiville Maguay presided with plans for the year outlined by new officers led by President Charles Keating. A noted 160 year old Cleveland blanket was also described in a separate item.
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Rolly Club
Corty
Oloyeh
Gompan
Rontyen
Laiville Maguay
Plano
Chales Keating
Classified Ads In Journal Style Of Advertising
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Us Department
Rousewire
Errova
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