New President Inauguration Forthcoming Week Ahead
A fragmentary news note recalls a forthcoming inauguration set for one year hence. It also mentions Tommy Tompkins of the Oklahoma Cowpunchers visiting with Rex Theatre manager Bratt, plus a concert by Amelia Tryon on Station WLBW. The piece references local ice skating in 1880s and a 51 year ago anniversary of the Firsh building rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Tompkins
The
Oklahoma Cowpunchers
Manager Bratt
Rex Theatré
Charles Dodge
Charles Bly
T. Babbbitt
Big bond issues for relief of unemployed proposed
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Allegheny County Emergency Association proposes bond issues totaling 10 750 000 to fund this year's unemployment relief. The plan intends ranges from 7 000 to 10 000 000 dollars, with city and county action to be taken promptly, amid broader debates following the Lindbergh baby case. A separate classified item advertises a quick sale of a house near the junior high and a Singer motor, dining tables, gas stoves, and garden details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Prttsburgh
Allegheny County Emergency Association
Singer Motor
Walter to Tell of Interviews With Notables
Mr. Ellery Walter will lecture at the Corry Woman's Club house on Saturday evening. His topic Flight Hats and Low Brows covers interviews with Von Hindenburg Pope Pius XI Lloyd George Mussolini and former King Alfonso XII of Spain. The event targets men and club members with the march 7 meeting postponed to March 14. A March 17 Hotel Corry dinner will feature state officers and a message for Corry’s elite women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery Walter
Woman's Club
von Hindenburg
Mussolini
Lloyd George
Pope Pius
Corry
Hotel Corry
Elu
Public meetings, crossings, and local notices in Erie area
The Public Service Commission of New York plans a hearing in Tameshawe on a proposed grade crossing elimination near Ashville. Local items include a Jamestown road project, K P L Furniture deliveries, a tax retrenchment meeting, Sunday movies at Warren, a library theatre fundraiser, a skating accident involving Marguerite Neyton, and a Grange visit to Corry. Market activity in the stork market and GE uncertainty are noted, along with voting machine timing for the April primary and a fire at Abe Heiman dealer shop. Local petitions filed in Harrisburg list Republican and Democratic candidates for House nominations.
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Public Service Commission of
New York State
Tameshawe
Erie Railroad
Hunt Road
Bustl
Ashville
Jamestown
Corry
Plan Mass Meeting On School Problem In Fourth Ward
The school board considers retrenchment and schedules a mass meeting by the P T A Council for Monday to discuss the revisions. Taxpayers from the Fourth Ward protest the proposed closing of Fairview School and urge keeping the building whileechoing concerns over extra courses and economy.
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B. T. A. Council
Brown
Olin W. Bracken
P. T. A. Council
J. Berring
P.T. A. Council
Administration and Instruction Committee
Richard Rossbacher
Fourth Ward
Fairview
Second Ward
Rossbacher
Sales tax plan approved by Ways and Means panel
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a two and a quarter percent manufacturers sales tax aimed at raising 600 to 625 million dollars. Acting Chairman Crisp reported an overwhelming vote and said detailed exemptions will be decided as the panel works to finish the bill for introduction and early next week consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Supt
Degway
Mr. Brown
Hance Committee
D. A. Hillstrom
Patterson
Ynity Counc
Cory
Kane
Brown
House Ways and Means Committee
United Press
Washington
Crisp
House
School district debates salary cuts and economy moves
The meeting discussed administrative salaries with no voluntary wage reduction by Mr Dewey. Mr Geiger offered to take a cut proportionate to other district employees. A decision kept the clerk's salary unchanged. Dewey proposed further economies including a possible $500 saving by trimming the institute appropriation before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Smith
Love
Dewey
Geiger
Institute
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North Warbingers
Amelia ‘Tryon
Union City
WLBW
City
Spring Creek
Times Mirror
Walter
K.P. L. Furniture Company
Elmira
Sarvis
Library Theatre
Times- Mirror
Marguerite Neyton
J. J. Neyton
Rai
Pleasant Street
Walt
Clover Leaf Grange
Corry Grange
North East Breeze
General Electric
Clark Ralph Benedict
Abe Heiman
Smedley D. Butler
A. W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Teaders
Hartisburg
George S. Welker
Ediboro
Erie
Frank B. B McGarty
North Girard
John Schreiie
Wiie
Jacob Held
Westley
Ie Board
Hadent
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Isigmhits
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company _— Incorporated
Office of
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Pennsylvania
Montgomery Ward & CO
N. Center ST
Corry, PA
Odrry
Trenton
Rib
Ot van Ay Dor
Eve Pee
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