Radio Commission to Regulate Air As Proms Offer Less Noise
The Commerce Department will run licensing under a new radio act to clear interference and chaos in reception. The new commission will evaluate licenses, times and power, likely taking months. Many stations may operate for up to 60 days, with current licenses canceled and renewed under the act. Public broadcasts like concerts and lectures are promised though listeners must await orderly regulation and new forms.
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Cory
Tlerbért Thoover
Thi
Commission
Coolidge
Ody
Ligenseit
Commerce Department
Hoover
Read ers Club Holds Meeting With Papers on Aviation and Radio
Seventeen members attended the Readers Club weekly gathering Monday afternoon. Mrs Ross presented Aviation and Mrs Rich presented Radio in well prepared talks. After the program, the group adjourned to meet at Mrs Campbell's home on Monday, March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ke. Wulp
Frankin Sweet
Aviation
Ross
Radio
FM. Rich
J. W Campbell
Gas Tax Increase Under Scrutiny in Harrisburg
March 1 Harrisburg reports a proposed three cent rise in the state gasoline tax. Representative Hess of Lancaster introduced the bill with administration support claimed. Motor groups oppose any increase while calls for harsher anti bootlegging laws accompany the plan. The present tax is a permanent one cent plus emergency one cent first enacted in 1933 and renewed since 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Hess
Lancaster
Gayeunr Fisher
Rand
Bears Lake News Notes Casts Local Weekend Activity
Bear Lake reports include several residents hosting visitors from Jamestown and Corry, a DeWitt Allen farm auction at Nidbe, and various social events. Notable items mention wedding anniversary celebrations, Ladies Aid meetings, travels to Union City and Meadville, and local visits by families like Hairkins, Johnsons, and Evans. A flock of thirty six wild geese was sighted westward, and Andrew Stupeck is ill with pneumonia though receiving care.
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Bear Lake
Jamestown
Edith
Exel Hair
Melvin Johnson
Corry
G. G. Carter
DeWitt Allen
Nidbe
Guy Berry
E. Schetler
Mnnd
E. A. Wilson
Ira
Floyd Dykes
Columbus
Hinkley
Luin
William Nickolson
Tra Harrison
RT. Crawford
Lena Lyons
Ladies Aid
Jyia Sands
Will Evans
Fred Oviatt
Panama
Plarence Price
Wilson Hill
FT. Naeson
Andrew Stupeck
Aneumania
Dr Naeson
Oscar Johnson
Arthur Connell
Meadville
Girard Carter
Elsie Hassam
Ims
Mae Tripp
P. Chandler
Kennedy
Mra
Mayme
Berry J
Tnn
Gage
Roy Perkins
Youngsville
Clyde Hotchins
Frank Whiteley
R. A. Cobb
D. Tillotson
O. F. Johnson
Clyde Motels
North East
Corry Hospital
Harry Wilstead
Wilstead
Jule Evans
George Smith
George Cornish
Lawrance Holeman
FD. Tiliotson
Eva Saunders
Minnie Cobb
Ad Ma
Charles Goodrich
R.A. Cook
0. F. Johnson
E. D. Tillotson
Clyde "Hotchkiss
Prink White
Authors Club in Fine Meeting
An evening with America features the Authors Club at the Library Building. Several members read poems including Lincoln the Man of the People by Miss Grant and Trees by Joyce Kilmer, with others on Poe and Makers of Poetry.
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America
Author's Club
Sever
Miss Grant
Lincoln
Edwin Malcolm
Mrs. Norton
Edger Alten Poe
Mrs Allen
Soldiers
Joyce Kilmer
Charles Devine
Robert Service
Jose Edgar Middleton
Wanders Field
Col Joh Mcore
Erie County Training Camp Quota Set at 71
Congress funds this season to train 4300 Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and District of Columbia youths at Citizens Military Training Camps. Major General Douglas MacArthur announces Erie County’s 71 slots, with first come first served policy and early applications urged through local Military Training Camps Association or Third Corps Area office in Baltimore. Camp Meade replacement by other stations noted.
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Congress
Pennsylvani Marsland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Citizens Military
Douglas McArthur
U.S. Aj
Third Corps
Baltimore
Maryland
Fale
Erie County
Camp Meade, Mary
Youngmin Desing
Military Training Camps Association
CML
Money for Your Needs Union Loan Co advertises small loans
Money for your needs with loans from twenty five to six thousand three hundred dollars for furniture pianos or other needs. Payments shown cover both interest and principal with monthly installments. Confidential service no endorsements or publicity. Office hours daily and Saturdays. Based in City, Pennsylvania with contact by phone or letter.
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Union Loan Co
Union Loan Co., Inc
Seneca Bt
Gity, Pa
Draw Lloyds Picture For Free Movie Tickets At Rex
Journal readers can win free tickets to Harold Lloyd's The Kid Brother at the Rex Theatre next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Ten top drawings win two tickets each, plus ten runners up receive one ticket each. Send drawings with name and address to the Movie Editor Corry Journal by Friday noon. winners announced Saturday.
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Snedd Lloyd's
Rex Theatre
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Loyd
Poultry Extension Plans Meetings Across County
The Die Erle Mounty Agricultural Extension Association schedules poultry meetings at Reed Merry’s Wattsburg March 8 10:80 am Boyd Aater’s Mill Village March 8 2:00 pm Belle Valley Schoolhouse March 9 8:00 pm H J Forbes Albion March 9 10:00 am Mach By Well Library March 9 2:00 pm Penn State extensionist H St Kaufman will discuss breeder and baby chick handling urging all poultrymen to attend for valuable guidance.
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Die Erle Mounty Agricultural Dxtension Association
Reed Merry
Wattsburg
Boyd Aater
Mill Village
Belle Valley
H. J. Forbes
Albion
Wednesay
H. St. Kaufman
Pennsylvania State College
Kaufman
Funeral of Mrs. Laura Etter
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Etter were held at 2:30 PM at the home of her daughter Mrs. Minnig Damon 128 Third Avenue with Rev A Roth pastor of the Baptist Church officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers were Lon Matteson George Thomas E O Heminway TL Tubbs. Out of town relatives included Miss Addie Sweet Salamanca NY B L Etter Kane Bert Etter Union City A J Burrows and daughter Mr and Mrs Waite Randolph NY Mr and Mrs Lon Matteson Spring Creek.
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Laura Etter
Minnig Damon
Third Avenue
A, AL. Roth
The
Baptist Church
Pine Grove
Lon Matteson
George Thomas
E. 0. Heminway
TL. Tubbs
Addie Sweet
Salamanca
B. L. Etter
Kane
Bert Etter
Union City
Burrows
Waite
Randolph
Lon Matleson
Spring Creek
Fire destroys Union City farm home and barn amid high winds
A grassland blaze swept the farm home of Mr Anthonie Colas, known as the Brown farm, southeast of Union City. The fire reportedly started from an overheated stove and, aided by strong winds, leveled the home, barn, and outbuildings with livestock saved. The Colas family and five children are sheltered by neighbors Paul and Mrs Greenwood as insurance on the home contents only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Mari J
Anthonie Colas
Brown
Union-Tuanville
Bury
Golaz
Paul Greenwood
Miners Leaders Confer in Pittsburgh Meeting
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers met in Pittsburgh with Patrick Pagan head of District No. 6 and other union officials to discuss labor matters.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Patrick Pagan
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Commerce
Bear Lake News
Aluminum
E. E. Guignon
Authors Club
Erie
County
Camp Meade
the National Bank OF Corry
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Miners
United Press
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