Thousands Dismissed From Pennsylvania Work Relief
Thousands of Pennsylvania work relief employees are being dropped from payrolls as the program contracts to save funds amid money shortages. The State Emergency Relief Board announced 89 million dollars from the federal government to aid unemployment, while nonrelief workers including white collar staff are being dismissed. 50,000 remain on payrolls, with about 65 percent cut planned statewide this week.
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Pennsylvania
State Emergency Relief Board
Measure Would Place Carry Guardsmen Under Workmen's Compensation
Death of heiress Mrs H Bradley Davidson Jr a 22 year old heiress of H M Statler hotel operator at Pinehurst North Carolina was investigated by a coroner s jury. Bride of less than five months the former Hiva Statler was found dying by carbon monoxide poisoning in the bedroom of the Davidsons winter home. The Davidsons are shown in a recent honeymoon picture at Pinehurst.
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H. Bradley Davidson, Jr
H. M. Statler
Pinehurst
N. G
Hiva Stat
Ler
Davidson
Davidsons
Death of Mrs Satterfield in Corry Hospital
Mrs Mabel Satterfield of 617 Spring Street died yesterday at 6 PM in Corry Hospital after several weeks of illness. Born March 3, 1879 in Connellsville, she was the adopted daughter of the late Caleb Hull. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Alexander son Funeral Chapel with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Satwwerneye
James Sattersend
Spring Street
Corry Hospital
Satterfield
Zou'cince
Jo Qeidusclerm
Pine Grove
1934 Pennsylvania car registrations rise after 1933 totals
A long, mixed paragraph notes that Pennsylvania saw a rise in Plymouth car registrations in 1934 with 28,838 new cars, up from 27,208 in 1933, alongside other scattered items. It also mentions state permit counts, a possible ice carnival postponement, and various local notices and events.
Six Measures Affecting P N G Before Solons
Members of Company A of this city would be included among the 72 000 National Guardsmen to be placed under the workmen’s compensation act and other provisions. Rep. Wm. G. Smith, Mercer Democrat, sponsors six bills at the current session. The bills would provide compensation for families of guardsmen killed in service, adjust financing, and transfer payments to the state treasurer with vouchers approved by the adjutant general. They set new annual allowances, expand items not payable with federal funds, and modify military fines collection and longevity pay. Additional bills by Rep. Hugoort J. Timer would exempt guard units hosting boxing and wrestling matches.
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Company A
Wtite
Iowa
Wm. G. Smith
Mercer Democrat
Smith
National Guard
P.N.G
Adjutant General
Federl
Hlgoort J. Timer
Delaware
Texas desperado escapes Allen J. D. Cave ny
A historic scene shows members of a posse including Sheriff J. S. Walker and Stoney Allen with J. D. Carr at the ambush site. The photo captures the moment after the attempted trap as the outlaw fled.
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Allen J.D. Caveney
Tex
Tundit
Sheriff J. S. Walker
Stoney Allen
3.D. Carr
Walker Stoney
Raymond Hamilton
Texas
Offeers
MoKin
Downey Bill on National Guard duties and claims board
A proposed measure by Rep George B Downey Lancaster outlines eligibility for adjutant general appointments as ten years in the P N G or ten years in the U S army with at least half as a commissioned officer. It also authorizes a three officer board to investigate and award claims up to 260 dollars for property damage or personal injury arising from guardsmen on duty.
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George B. Downey
Lancaster
U. S Army
Igea
Employment in Pennsylvania Industries Rises Slightly in January
United Press reports from Harrisburg show Pennsylvania industry employment in January 1935 up 0.8 percent from January 1934. Payrolls rose 2.5 percent from December and were 9 percent higher than January 1934, but a post holiday lull caused a 5.1 percent drop from December.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Isher and Inndustry
Swap Farm Produce For License In Bargain Wedding
In Kelso Washington in March Arma and Leon with Tompkins and Jane Smart appeared at the county auditor office offering farm produce and groceries to exchange for a marriage license. They obtained a wedding ring from a Longview jeweler and were married in Tacoma at a self aid and barter association convention. Rev John Rind of Olympia officiated the ceremony and was paid in barter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso
Wash
Mar
Arma
Leon
Tompkins
Jane
Smart
Comity Auditor's Office
Longview Jeweler
Tacoma
The
Self-Aid and Barter Association
John Rind
Olympia
Value of Penns Farm Livestock Shows Increase 1935
Pennsylvania's farm livestock value rose by about 7.48 million dollars or eight percent in 1934 according to Federal State Estimates. Total stock valued at 99.876 million on January 1, 1935, up from 91.894 million a year earlier, with horses driving much of the gain as dairy stock declined and horse numbers held steady. Pennsylvania remains a leading livestock state east of the Mississippi, ranking twelfth in farm livestock value and fifth in dairy cattle, as total farm animal value climbs while young dairy stock dips.
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Warrisburg
Mare
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Iowa
Texas
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York
Missouri
Ohio
Nebraska
Kansas
Indiana
Mississippi River
North Atlantic
Towa
Nebraskan Federal distribution Aver ter Day in Lincoln
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Nebraska and Lincoln with references to federal distribution and poverty. no coherent event or dates clearly readable. summary reflects the broken fragments indicating a government aid or policy context but lacks concrete actions or identities.
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Corry
Somerset
Lancaster Yori
Beris
Potter
Northampton Counties
H. Bradley Davidson
Afarchy
Lamb
Senior’ High
Plymouth
Association of American Railroads
Vanoadinga
Elmer
Carrier Post
American Post
Whiteley
West Columbus Ave
Norrow
H. J. Sheen
Pennsylvenia
Tovaiy
State
Charles Leaueur
Erie
Q Eneged
Dimittangel Episcopal
Erie Goty Fomana Grange
Waltsburg Grange
Merch Lath
Oscar Erickson
Mies
Cook
Robert J. Lees
Ciquor
Parada Fort
Skuffootine Mareham
Onin M
Hilburg
Inmiranée
Willams A. Hiliburg
Barlow Ulock
Nersof Multard Center
Mr. Hunbutr
Aeslat Fred Barnes
Servotry
Building and Loan Association
Asw
Fourlin Ward
Mary MeInroy
Tioga County
Walter B. Shaw
Evie
Lima
New York Stock Exchange
Puliough Mining
George W. Harle
Haverford
Deyton
H. W. Newell
Philco
FUR! Roots Store
Lincoln Bution
George W
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