Pair of motions and local notices stir Erie area
Solictor Blaine Kincaid reports no information on a party settlement in the gm rate contest and that a fifty cent rate was set in the litigation. Corinne Dean of Erie attended a singing event at Station WLEW. Janet Gaynor seeks divorce from Sydell Peck filed in Los Angeles. Mrs Gus Auer of Union City suffers serious injuries after a fall. she is near 70 and bedridden. Easter broadcasts planned from Beuron monastery. district faces salary and loan issues. Oil City troupe To return to Lyric Theatre. train wreck near Cortland Warren caused delays. A Columbus youth missing from home found in Sharpsburg and to be returned east. Bowling contest awards gasoline prize. battery charger fire reported on North Center street. Local mayor’s wife birthday observed. hunting and tax policy updates noted. Revenue department to assist with tax forms. deer hunting bill moves forward.
Hospital Appropriations Studied By Committee
Harrisburg March 8 United Press The Steedle bills seek 7 151 900 for state aided hospitals and 477 525 for state assisted homes examined by the House appropriations committee. Named recipients include Allegheny Valley Hospital Tarentum Brookville Charley Monessen Hospital St Vincent’s Tyrie and many others in Allegheny Westmoreland Erie and surrounding counties.
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Appropriations Committee
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Brookville
Charles Monessen Hospital
Sharan
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Grandview
Ol City
Kane Summit
Kitanning General
Latrobe Hospital
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du. Zois
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Miners
Northern Cambria
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St. Vincent's
Trle
Spencer
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Titusville
Christian
Jonasson
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Siie
Sista
Ene
Crittenden
Eile
George Jr. Republic
Grove City
Westmoreland County
Dulla White
la Motte
Ladies of
Hawkins Station
Meadville Childrens’ Aid
Pennsylvania Memorial
Broolville
Children’s Aid Soriety
Greensburg
Local business changes set for moves this spring
Three 1664 DUS cerbilidesee cre plan relocations announced to occur by April. L Rawe Flower Shop will move from its Masaic Temple site to Kibler's block room formerly Stewart Hat Shop. Stewart Hat Shop shifts to Rogers’ block room opposite the confectionery store now linked to Wheel In station. Ream’s confectionery may relocate to his Wheel In station on East Columbus Avenue within a week or two.
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Effeet, Mow
Gekupreally
Russell Ream
Ream
Columbus Avenue
Easter Monday Ball Plans at St Edward's Hall
Plan announced for Easter Monday fair and supper hosted by Corry Branca No 5 L G B A. Ladies sponsor dance at Hotel County on April 17 with Mary Murray in charge of supper. A car party is planned for St Edward's Hall on St Patrick night March 17 led by Mrs Wort h.
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St. Edward's Hall
St. Edward's
Mary Murray
St Edward's Wal
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Mare
P. G- Worth
Athy
Morrell
Roosevelt to Use Banking Holiday Precedent If Needed
In a March report the nation weighs crisis responses as Roosevelt signals readiness to reclaim leadership if current measures fail. Federal reserve banks are told to aid member banks by limited operations during the banking holiday, with instructions to free payrolls and maintain essential functions.
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Washington
Mar
Federal Reserve
New York
Fidhmont
Federal Reserve Danie
Secretary of Treasury
Woodin
Federal Reserve System
Tricotine Ski Suit by Maurice Och Sparks Fashion Debate
Paris styles report a new tricotine ski suit, designed by Maurice Och, drawing favorable opinion. The one piece back contrasts with a front styled like a two piece outfit, featuring a pivot sleeve that mounts atop the shoulder and diagonally extends to the waist for a space filling effect.
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Paris
Maurice Och
Ywndsport
Joer
Alpha Chapter Names Officers In Reorganization Meeting
Alpha Chapter held a regime meeting at John Freno’s East Pleasant Street home with many members present. A complete reorganization occurred, new members were voted in to be inducted, and plans to enter the State Phalanx Discussion Group Contest were revealed. The “Buddy” system, used by Kiwanis, will impose fines for missed calls. officers named include Brice Elsworth primos and John Freno pro primos.
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Hhlans Diaternity
John Freno
East Pleasant Street
Ellbook Place
Arle Phukins
Phalanx
Kiwanis Club
Primos
Brice Elsworth
Pro Primos
Tribune
Wayne Skirmer Wuaester
Walter Bertram
Keppel Tiffany
Wilford Pomeroy
Sble
M. Hengst
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Dropped Hat Leads to Slaying Arrests in Pittsburgh
Police arrested Gay Ciceo, Frank Amatea, and Joseph Newman, men in Braddock previously from Detroit, after a youth’s slaying and a dropped hat with a piece of a Braddock newspaper served as clues. Investigators traced the trio as suspects based on the recovered evidence. All three are jailed in Pittsburgh as the investigation continues.
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Pittsburgh
Billisits
Detroit
Braddock
Amatea
Joseph Newman
Crime talk by C Ray Hansen at Rotary event
C Ray Hansen former Chicago attorney and famed lecturer spoke to Rotary members teachers and guests at a Junior High school meeting last evening He outlined gangsters racketeers and methods used in alcohol and other rackets detailing beatings killings and bombings and noting officials and judges tied to organized crime He urged compulsory education and schooling as key to curbing crime and racketeering fears of corruption in city offices were noted
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Chicago
Bright
Rotary Club
Gurry
Service Club
Rotarians
Hansen
Hani
Middlewestern
Ganesters
Tallure Ory
Hensen
Legislature centers on relief programs
United Press report from Harrisburg notes a partial moratorium on most legislation to focus on unemployment relief during Pennsylvania's 1933 session. Sen Henry Snyder proposes a two week relief bill window as Gov Pinchot backs urgent action. A House committee weighs $20 million state relief plans with calls for federal aid while Pinchot opposes new taxes. tax consolidation proposals are discussed.
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United Press - Harrisburg
General Assembly
Henry Snyder
Lehigh County
Senate
Snyder
Pennsyl
Vania
Assembly
Gifford Pinchot
House Committee
Treasury
Pinchot
Fire destroys Erie store. $20,000 in damage
Brie March 8 fire destroys a business district store, a branch of Halle Brothers of Cleveland. Ten firefighters atop the building escaped as timbers sagged and the roof collapsed. Damage estimated at $20,000 by firemen.
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Halle Brothers Concern
Clevelands
Brocton Hires Same Teachers For 1933 34
At a Brocton board meeting the 1933-34 teachers contracts were discussed. all present teachers were reengaged except the physical education department which will be led by D. Collister and Vincent W. Benjamin. Benjamin is a 1926 Brocton High graduate who studied physical education in Chicago and at Cornell and Fredehia Normal. A later talk on gang crime noted youths in centers and younger children involved in crimes. the speaker urged education of city youth in morality and law obedience, followed by a social hour with refreshments.
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Brocton, Mar S
Board of Education
Brocton
D. ©. Collister
Vincent W. Benjamin
Tenidmin
Brootout High School
American School
Chicago
Cornell University
Fredehia Normal School
Livingston Manor
Rosco
Hansen
Bridge
REBEKAHS NAME 1933 NOMINATIONS AT MEETING
Mrs Lavina Mapes was nominated Noble Grand and Mrs Treya Bughee Vice Grand for Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge for the ensuing year at the regular meeting in the T O O F hall. Officers to be elected March 31. After business, contests and refreshments followed with prizes awarded to Esther Cogswell Mortis Bernstein Charles Bugbee and Harry Loveland.
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Treya Bughee
Franklin Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Esther Cogswell
Mortis ‘Bernstein
Charles Bugbee
Hary Loveland
Odd Fellows Dance Party Planned for Friday Night
The Independent Odd Fellows announce a dancing party in the IOOF hall Friday evening March 10. A three piece orchestra will provide music from 9 until 12 o'clock and a large crowd is expected to attend.
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ODD Fellows
F. Hall
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