Third anniversary of Limugusa- Unh OF Drankli Delunn Rondevelt as President
The board of Tilucation holds a special meeting this evening. State labor reports show Pennsylvania employment down 6.1 percent in January from December peaks with payrolls down 5.1 percent and working time off by 0.6 percent. Local figures note various political visits, license totals, WPA payroll changes, and a range of civic notices including a divorce filing, oath administration for citizenship, a criminal case, and a tribute to local officials.
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Drankli Delunn Rondevelt
State Department of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania
Oust Director of Publications at Harrisburg
Governor Earle discharged I Paul Linn Harrisburg acting director of publications in an investigation into irregularities in state printing contracts. The move aims to restore competitive bidding and curb contract juggling, with an acting director named on Wednesday. Linn, a Democratic appointee, earned a 5000 dollar salary.
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United. Press
Harrisburg
Mur
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Actin
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Publications Today
I. Paul Linn
Philadelphia
Linn
Harle
John R. Hood
Gifford Pinchot
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Fish Supper
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsor a fish supper on Friday March 5 at the VFW home on West Washington street. Meals include forty fathom fish with tarmy sauce, cabbage salad, esca, Tope potatoes, buttered carrots and peas, whole wheat bread, hot rolls, jelly, apple pie, cheese and coffee. Serves from 4 to 9 PM. Ticket holders for the postponed chicken supper may exchange or redeem.
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Ladies Auxiliary of
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West
Washington Street
Emerick Named Acting State Forester in Pa
Harrisburg March 4 R Lynn Emerick, with the Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters since 2008, is named acting state forester. Secretary Thomas C Buchanan says the appointment is effective tomorrow, with Emerick replacing John W Keller who has served as deputy secretary for several years.
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Harrisburg
R. Lynn Emerick
State Department of Forests and Waters
Thomas C. Buchanan
Emerick
John W Keller
Department
Erie County to Build Tuberculosis Hospital Claims No Tax Increase
Erie County health leaders forecast a 64 bed TB hospital with 800 active cases and 102 annual deaths, claiming construction will not raise bonded debt or tax millage. Costs, bed counts, and comparisons with Berks and Beaver counties are outlined, with funding adjustments reducing the county’s share and emphasis on long term savings and relief from TB burden.
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Bie
J. Kennethae Winter
Bile County Health and Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Corry
the County Board of Commissioners
Hellef
Winter
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Winster
Erie County
Spiking
Berks
Beaver Counties
Beaver
Erie
Evie
Winker
Beaver County
Anti Turberculosis Society
Pure Food Fight Waged by State in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg March 4 The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture in its first year conducted inspections and investigations with prosecutions in 675 alleged violations of pure food laws. The bureau issued 13 350 licenses and permits and performed 9 759 laboratory analyses of food samples.
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Harrisburg
Pennnsylvania's
Pennsylvania Department of Agricuture
Burea
State Mental Hospitals Must Be Enlarged
Advocacy declares state mental hospitals require expansion to improve self contained facilities and modern treatment. highlights need for finance to upgrade medical and surgical care, equipment, and regional services to maintain leadership in mental hospitalization.
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Monte
Pau
Wyle
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State Supreme Court
de- Gfiredt
Wwe Department of Welfare
Bon
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al Ayailnille Sper
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Speedier Action on Compensation Cases
Harrisburg March 1 The Secretary of Labor and Industry Ralph M Bashore says compensation cases are handled more rapidly under new administration. John R Torqiati head of the Workmen's Compensation Board reports most hearings occur within a month of filing, cutting times from prior years. In the first year reforms reduced pending cases to 4 246. 1 601 appeals were heard in 1935.
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Harriselin
Passth
Labor and Industry
Ralph M. Bashore
John R. Torqiati
Workmen's Compensation Board
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Income tax travel expense deduction details and rules
The notice explains allowable travel expenses deductions for business trips, including what counts as other expenses and tips. It notes that deductions apply only to business travel and are limited to reasonable costs, excluding commuting from home to work. It cautions that certain costs tied to seeking or accepting employment are non deductible.
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Uden
Aif Ley
Lenni Roventié
Injuries Fatal To Woman After Auto Accident
A woman died following an automobile crash, with investigators assessing injuries and cause. The report notes victims and bystanders amid the collision scene, detailing aftermath, emergency response, and ongoing inquiries into what led to the fatal outcome.
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Board of Tilucation
Owen M. Burns
Alwin W. Beach
Union City
Third Assembly District
Beach
Charles J. Marfioth
Florida
Punxsutawney
WOCL
Tamestown
John C.drummond
Utlea
Drummond
Columbia Broadcasting System
Radward N Jones
WPA
Pensylvania Wpa
He Saii
Ravenue
Garland
Arlo van Tansel
Varla A. VanTassel
Waller H. Scott
VanTassel
Chester Zerbe
Hrie
Lawrence A. Taylor
Miles B. Kitts
Emer J. Flesher
Cleveland
Williarh
Holger Rommerdale
James A. Evans
Erie City
Grand Commandery of
Evans
Weat
Seventh Street
Erie Cemetery
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ross Mead
T.B. Hospital
J. Kenneth Winter
Penn
Ani
Russell
Warren
Erielte Fizored
Abe Lipa
Lea
the Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
LeVine
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Oita
Fiore
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