Inauguration Preparations For Roosevelt In Washington
Reports say the interference issues from northern lights limited reception. many plan to attend the Washington inauguration ceremonies for President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt, with extended travel and accommodations arranged. Mrs Loyenla Lynott of Franklin Hospital improves after February 16 automobile accident on Liberty Street. Police alert for missing burglars targeting dentists offices and jewelry shops. fines issued for single headlight violations and sparse spare bulbs. County officials discuss tax collections, state budget, and parole petitions amid wide political activity across the region.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Eleventh Street
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Bleventh Street
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Corry
Marion Street
King introduces bills for school changes
Highway Patrolman narrowly escapes death in crash into a heavy truck near Roosevelt highway and Wrightsville road fifteen miles east of Corry. Patrolman B Li Belts of Warren hospital with possible skull fracture and concussion after collision with a truck driven by Hutrohiunn Betts at Three Paint gas station. Witnesses say speed was high. truck rear end caused patrolman ejection. Al Jun held on $2,000 bail as changes against him are prepared. Richar Evans to be arraigned Friday in Pease.
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B. Li Belts
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Mead
Roosevelt Highway
Corry
Hutrohiunn Betts
Wrightsville
Leng
Gilling Station
al- Jun
Juste
Pease Richar Evans
Wyen
30 Homeless After Blaze at Union Supply Store
A large fire in Uniontown Pennsylvania last night destroyed the Union Supply Co. store and damaged six other buildings, leaving about 30 people homeless and causing estimated property losses around 70,000 dollars. One firefighter was injured, treated at Uniontown Hospital for facial and hand burns, with crews from Uniontown and nearby towns working for hours to contain the blaze.
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United Press
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WI. Rainey Coat Company
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Sim Cameril
Toe Cameriila
George Harsiman
Sisley McBurney
Sccupants
Child killed by belt in gasoline plant shaft
Five year old son of Jewell L and wife Chase Shabir died about 8 PM Tuesday after his clothing was caught in a grinding belt at a gasoline plant. Coroner Lake D Shuftee said death was instantaneous from skull fracture and internal injuries. The boy, apparently visiting his stepfather, was swept into the belt and wrapped around the machinery. He is survived by his parents and two brothers. The body was sent to Martinsville for funeral arrangements.
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Hase
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Chase
Shabir
Lake D. Shuftee
Heo
Kay
Thatcher
Yves Cin
Assistant Point
Sip
Macy
Mward
Frederick
Rocket
Loroppr Steffee
Tinisville
Dinner Draws Large Throng at Paris Hall
The Omeken dinner drew a large crowd hosted in Paris Hall starting at 5 30 pm. Mrs Perry Collier chaired the kitchen committee and Mrs J J Harden arranged tables with green decorations and pandles. Proceeds benefit the Emmanist Episcopal church treasury through guild efforts.
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Paris
Perry Collier
J. J Harden
Emmanist Episcopal Chien
Roosevelt turns to diplomatic posts in Roosevelt era politics
The article outlines Roosevelt era diplomacy rumors with figures like Sumner Welles, Ruth Bryan Owen, and Frederick Prince tied to potential ambassadorial posts. It cites Bowman as embassy candidate for Merion City and Owen as minister to Denmark, noting wealth as a factor for accepting costly imperial duties. Speculation also touches on Newton D Baker’s possible stance on foreign service.
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New York City
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Ilheim
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Paris
Boston
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Ital Sevier
OBSERVE P. TA. ANNIVERSARY WITH BIG RALLY
The thirty sixth anniversary of the Parent-Teachers' Association was observed last evening at the Junior High school in an enthusiastic program arranged by the Wealansso Grations. About one hundred guests attended the event featuring Washington PBJ, Mothers' Chorus, vocal numbers by Mrs. John Boland, and youths by Mrs. R. S. Dewey. A stereopticon display showed the association's history and goals. Speakers included Mrs. Lynn Bovee of Erie on aiding the child, and Mrs. James Proucier of Brisewho spoke on financing the organization. The program concluded with cake and tea served by the P. D. A. committee.
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Wealansso Grations
Washington PB
J. A. Mothers
Hyo Vearlings
John Boland
Harding Homie Anl School Association
R.S. Dewey
Pr. A
Wolfe
Prin
Tan
Bracken
Lynn Bovee
Erie County Council
Erie
James Proucier
Notariy Council
Brisewho Buldress
Lloyd Stowe
Allther P. D. A
Corry
Police arrest river pirates near Hoquiam
Police in Hoquiam Washington captured two teenage boys accused of preying on boats anchored along the river. The youths reportedly boarded vessels at night and targeted solitary craft, prompting patrols and a swift arrest to curb such river crimes.
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Hoquiam
Wash
One Bill Would Cut Minimum On Salaries
A string of school reform bills led by Assemblyman Join Ed King seeks to cut minimum salaries for teachers and principals, with ranges from seven thousand to three thousand dollars. The bills, influenced by the Corey Taxpayers Union, would also allow school building repairs without state approval and use county valuations for taxes in certain cities, fueling local debate during the tax assessment season.
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Corey Taxpayers’ Union
Ed King
Legislacy
Schol
King
Taxpayers’ ‘Union
Association For A Reduc Lioy Jn
African Missionary Speaks at Services Nightly
The Curtenay and Missionary church was filled to capacity for the first evening of special services. Rev J B Stoddard of Congo Africa gave an illustrated talk with slides on missionary work in the Congo. He also led an offertory song which was well received. Rev E W Houghthey preached the sermon. The second evening features Miss T E Wright of Initia with a talk, and Thursday Rev Stoddard will return. Services continue each evening this week.
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Asiance
J.B. Stoddard
Congo
Africa
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E. W. Hougghy
T. E. Wright
Initia
Mr. Stoddard
Personal Tax to be Collected Warrren March 1
County commissioners review the economic situation and announce enforcement of personal property taxes on loans credits securities and money. They urge prompt returns to assessors and warn that failure to collect may force millage increases. They invite constructive suggestions from citizens as the situation remains critical.
Car and dog stolen at Fort Lewis
Lt Cal A Soon left his car parked with his police dog on guard at Fort Lewis Washington. When he returned Boone had taken both the automobile and the dog in what appears to be a theft case.
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Cal. A
Boone
drop plan of warning cards in motor vehicle inspection
Harrisburg report states that highway patrols will stop distributing warning cards to motorists who fail inspection. Verbal reminders will be given as the inspection sticker program ends. Motorists must comply with the law by March 31, with a three month enforcement period to follow.
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Hind
Reyne Lean D. Metz
Inauguration Visitors Stream Into Capital Washington
Thousands of inauguration visitors flood into Washington as preparations rise for Roosevelt’s swearing in. Hotels hike prices, spare bedrooms are rented for about four dollars a day, and sleeping cars are arranged in for the event while ample reviewing stands near Penn Avenue attract crowds. Meanwhile US Marshal James C. McGregor of the Pittsburgh Federations is reported in critical condition at his home after heart-related illness.
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Capital
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United Press Star
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Roosevelt
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Mayflower Hotel
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Tndiasa
United States
James C. McGregor
Pittsburgh Feder
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