Local notices mix with weather hopes and civic events
A Penn State agronomy expert speaks on roughage in municipal hall Tuesday at 1:30 PM. Golden Rue Club meets 6:20 PM at Maccabee hall. Reports note a First Ward drunken melee injuring a resident, later found to be minor. Bell Telephone earnings cited. encampment elects officers. A grocer mourns his mother. Teachers Association meets Thursday. city lawns urged not to be trampled. Painters plan a Monday meeting with Erie and others attending. No bond purchases locally. mumps cases rise slightly. merchants report better sales amid warmer weather. Puppet show planned for the district to fund a curtain. NYSE stocks down. traffic card withdrawals up. James J Gallaghey aids home program. New restaurant opens on First Avenue. High School basketball game schedule adjusted from Wednesday to Tuesday due to puppet show. Coach Myers announces the change and con ict timing.
Cold spell ends spring like weather returns later
A sharp drop in temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday will end the spring like spell. Rain and milder air are forecast tonight then a gradual descent in temperature begins Tuesday. Sunday brought bright sunshine and light winds with dry streets and more traffic as motorists enjoyed the milder spell.
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Movie Firm Quits After Sunday Ban Ruling
On March 4 the Harris Amusement Company ended operations at the Drake and Lyric theatres by Saturday night. The theatres remained open under different operators while W. L. Beatock and H. L. Stahl indicated plans to continue shows. Peacock cited Sunday closure refusal as reason, noting neighboring towns allowed Sunday screenings and that patronage was drawn from this city.
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Byrd Unsure On PWA Expenditures Report
Washington March 4 A Senate resolution calls for a full report on Public Works Administration operations under the 3.8 billion dollar 1933 appropriation The action was delayed until tomorrow at the request of Majority Leader Robinson Byrd has pressed to cut the proposed 4.88 billion dollar work relief bill and says he believes about half of the 3.3 billion allocated has been spent.
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Ruling on TVA disrupts New Deal power program
A court ruling limits TVA authority by nullifying part of a $9 million Muscle Shoals transmission contract with Alabama Power, threatening the administration’s cheap power plan and potentially delaying sale of surplus power from major federal projects. The decree allows TVA to continue most operations during appeal, with a Supreme Court decision later determining transfer back to private firms.
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Plumber Held Over Poisonings of Three Wives in Oakland
Louis Gosden a 31 year old plumber of Oakland California is held by police in connection with the strange death of his third wife Laura who died last November Authorities say Gosden s second wife also died under similar circumstances apparently from poisoning Gosden has protested his innocence He was divorced from his first wife.
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East Wayne 4-H Group Party At Hil Home
A 4 H party at Marian and Annie Hill's home featured Miss Eleanor Smith Lorna Akama Bonita Watrous Ruth Bertha Bensink Irene Lictus and others. Visitors included Mildred Belknap Arlo Watrous Bert Lictus Homer Kolstee James Ivan Kolstee Harold Deuik and Ralph Hill. The meeting covered record books program music speeches fortune telling games and refreshments. Next meeting set for April 12 at 4 PM at Doris Kolstee’s home.
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Four Moonshine Raids Hit Ludlow Homes Friday
Kane March 4 state liquor law officers conducted raids on four Ludlow homes finding moonshine, mash, and stills in three. John Zastauney and Joan Piscoris pleaded guilty, with bail set at 1000 dollars for upcoming court. Walter Brook and Fresh Sustoskins had varying outcomes. Bree Lyfe and J.P. Stroue assisted.
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Fitzgerald Honored At Erie Testimonial Dinner
Three hundred eighty eight Erie and Erie County residents attended a testimonial dinner at the Hotel Lawrence honoring N J Fitzgerald. Attendees included city and county officials, party members, Central Labor Union reps, Morgue and Schnozzle elith members and other groups. Snowy Utah weather study notes say teachers link spring-like grades to cold snowy days.
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Naming a third son Harry joins the Taylor family
In Tir. usual trio the Taylorsville couple Mr and Mrs Guy Oller, already parents to Tom and Dick, welcomed a third son named Harry, completing the traditional pattern in their family.
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Roosevelt Half Way Mark Of Term As President
United Press reports Franklin D. Roosevelt marks halfway through his first term with a busy record of achievements since March 4, 1933. He touts long travel, wartime-like leadership, banking actions, ending prohibition, and early recovery steps. The piece notes his plans for social security pensions, NRA consolidation, and massive public works spending to curb unemployment.
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F D R Fit as a Fiddle on Second Anniversary
Washington reports mark two years in the White House for President Roosevelt. Doctors note he remains vigorous, swims daily, weighs about 182 pounds, and has a strong appetite though he often passes dessert. His term ends January 20, 1987 under long range policy goals.
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Supreme Court to Hear NRA Case on Retail Auto Code
The Supreme Court refused a postponement and will hear this week the first NRA case. Spielman Motor Sales Corp of New York questions the validity of the recovery act and provisions of the retail automobile code on warranty provisions for all overseasoned cars. Arguments are set for late this week.
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Montana woman accused of butchering 500 pound pig
Augusta Montana reports a large hog butchered by Mrs Katherine Warner. Police say the animal weighed about 500 pounds and yielded around 100 pounds of lard after processing.
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Former Oil City Man and Companion Die in Crash
Aaron Detroy of Oil City Massachusetts? and companion Louis Jones of Baltimore were killed when their car left the highway near Taftsville South Carolina en route to Miami yacht races. Detroy, a Detroit auto industry figure and former Oil City resident, was connected with Hudson Motors and a Detroit yacht club leader. The second fatality was identified as Milks Louis Jones of Baltimore.
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Woodstock Methodist Episcopal Church Mortgage Burn
An Urbana church plans a mortgage burning to celebrate paying off an 82000 debt after years of fundraising. The Woodstock Methodist Episcopal Church will light a ceremonial fire to mark the milestone and honor contributors.
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Nebraska finds coal in Nebraska City mine vein
Mining operations in Nebraska City report the discovery of a workable coal vein. The coal, tested for excellent quality, is being sold at the mine to unlock local energy potential amid difficult supply conditions.
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