Paragrak and Weather Notes Amid 1930s Reports
A collage of brief items: 1937 retail sales up 5.2 percent over 1946 with high totals. unemployment and welfare payments reported. tax deadlines, voter registration drives, and local notices from Corry and Erie. Also mentions weather patterns, road and rail activity, and a Harvard president speech.
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Commerce Department
Lala
Faulty pruning of shade trees prompts state warns
Harrisburg urges careful trimming of roadside trees to protect wires and maintain form. Forestry unit cites scarred branches and deadwood, warns against excessive removal, and notes cooperation with owners beyond rights of way. Abilene chamber opens new $200000 office with museum and lounge facilities.
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van Dyke
Warren van Dyke
Harrisburg
Department of Highways Forestry Unit
Forestry Unit
Abilene, Tex
Abilene
Tex
Texas Charber of Cécimerce
Bulding
A Sick Man Has No Chance
A immigrant recalls severe illness after mine work and catarrh. He credits World's Tonic with restoring health, enabling steady work and sending for his wife and newborn. He notes he had no money to bring family earlier and praises the tonic's global remedies.
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Noone
Sam Racheta
Wallis
Ave
Farrell
Ipa
Italy
Finces
Tor
Mela Jtee
Baltimore Jail Flogging of Wife Beater Draws Crowd
Clyde Miller, a 37 year old printer, is lashed 20 times at the Baltimore city jail as punishment for beating his wife. Sheriff Joseph Deegan oversees the flogging while Mrs. Miller, bruised, tries to attend but is refused admission. Miller receives a six month sentence after the brutal punishment, described as the first of its kind in seven years.
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Wife Beater
Baltimore
Clyde Miller
Baltimore City
Joseph Deegan
Bunty Sherif
Miller
Hin
Mothers Daughters Banquet Hosts Girl Scout Troop No 4
Girl Scout Troop No 4 entertained mothers at a Mothers and Daughters banquet at the Lutheran church. A dinner featured St Patrick’s Day decor and a varied program with readings, solos, trios, group singing, and a local Erie County director’s talk on scout activities and a summer camp at Beinboro Lake. Movies from Alaska were shown to conclude the evening.
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Clarice Capwell
Paul Quinlise
J. 5. Cogan
Wilme Paulson
E. &. Hawkins
Alaska
Red Cross to Sponsor Paintings Here Thursday
Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross sponsors a showing of Anna Upjohn paintings depicting children in European scenes at Junius High School Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. The exhibit aims to foster closer relations among Junior Red Cross groups worldwide. Children in grades three through six will attend. Marjorie Chatham of the Brie chapter will speak briefly on each painting. adults are urged to attend.
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Corry Chapter
The
Red Cross
Pittsburgh
Tuesay
Corry
American Red Cross
Anna Upjohn
Junigs High School
O'Einek
Comry
Red Cops
Worl
Erie
Corry Chiaren
Marjorie Chatham
Brie Chaptey
Order Arrest of Parents of Strikers
The article reports that school officials plan to arrest parents of striking students to enforce attendance and tenures. Informations were due this afternoon with hearings before a justice of the peace tonight as parents preferred jail to sending their children to class.
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Prentice
Test for Rural Carrier Vacancy At Sealy High School
Announcement of a civil service examination for a rural carrier vacancy to be held Saturday at Sealy High School. Details appear garbled. likely includes reporting time and contact information for applicants.
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Mnu
Tal Sealy High School
Bal Salir
Sumi Ely Villegirth
Jahson
Old Chautauqua Lake Steamer Not to Be Junked
Jamestown March 2 The City of Jamestown steamer long serving Lake Chautauqua for over fifty years will not be junked. Owner Richard P Helmany of Charleroi Pa offered it for sale or lease after a civic drive to save it failed. Chamber committee will pursue navigation facility improvements while others discuss taking over the vessel.
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Jamestown
Highdeckert
Mayville
Six youths arrested in attack on man in Dubois
Six young men aged 20 to 29 were taken into custody after an assault on Donald Burfield of Stump Creek. William Logan 20 Fayl Smith 21 Baward Aisin 29 James O'Brien 3 Joseph Barlesquieh 20 Dominic Gknnis 20 were charged with assault and robbery after belting Burfield and stealing his pocketbook containing twenty dollars. Police learned of the incident near Spruce Alley and West Long Avenue and arrested the group in the tower section.
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Pollo
Lucawlley
Creirges
Amy Baltery
Fim & Hey
Leslie Magay
Donald Burfieh
Stump Creek
Clearfield
William Logan
Fayl Smith
Baward Aisin
James O'Brien
Joseph Barlesquieh
Dominic Gknnis
Smith
Logan
Burfield
Spruce Alley
West Long Avenue
Agkron
Emily
Ollivens
Hetrick
Thieves spoil dinner at Reiewoil Estates stoves ire
Mrs Bertha Weber invited friends to dine at Reiewoil Estates and use a new $180 stove. Thieves arrived earlier, and the stove had been used by them before the guests could eat.
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Borkeley
Cal
Bertha Weber
Reiweoil Estates
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