March meeting and local notes from Erie area
The article mixes town notices and events from Erie and nearby areas. It mentions a March 11 meeting of the Past Crand's Council in Edinbor, a Merrimac anniversary, stock and corporate figures for SZAB7.TYD, NYA attendance at a Board of Education meeting, Kathryn Abbey leading a class, and daily oil production reaching a new high at 3 908 858 barrels for the week ending March 6. It reports a marriage license for Leon C. Fish and Bertha Ester, GM February sales totals, NYA district leaders meeting in Meadville, and a July convention in Brie. Roosevelt fireside chat planned tonight, highway conditions, Erie county farmers meetings, skating status, bankruptcy filings for Norman G. McLallen and wife, an anti-third degree bill, small loan bill amendments, and Centre County Hospital updates on C. Ross Buller and a Bellefonte fish hatchery employee.
Minimum Wage Bill Aims to Shield Women and Minors
Harrisburg march 9 United Press staff correspondent Ross Downing reports the administration’s bill to set minimum wages for women and children faces legislative scrutiny. It creates wage boards with three members from each side, reports due within 60 days, and allows classifying occupations and setting wage rates. The proposal includes licenses for workers with limited earning capacity and shields publishers from liability for publishing employer names.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Tebor and Industry Department
U.S
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Crage ‘Board
Gilson Opposes State Gas Tax Diversion
Senator Samuel L. Gilson notified Erie County commissioners he will oppose any move to divert county share of state gasoline taxes. He urged all county legislators to oppose diversion as a legislative committee reported a bill to introduce such a change.
Emergency tax bill adopted by House amid budget battles
In Harrisburg the House approved two years of emergency relief taxes totaling 126.93 million dollars as part of Gov. George H. Earl's budget plan, sending the measure to the Senate for concurrence while other tax bills and proposed reforms to public utilities faced committee review and debates.
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State
House of Representatives
House Banking Committee
A V. Hart
Small Loan Association
House
Harrisburg
March
Senate
George H. Earle
Harkins Lill
Public Service Company
House’ Public Utilities Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Revenue Department
Harkins
Uquoi Nt
Lovett
Bone
Rowse
Superior
Supreme
Barle
Board declines to join naming of tax deputy
The board votes not to join in the appointment of a deputy tax collector amid questions on delinquent collections. A finance committee report says action is not warranted now and would require lengthy study. A conference with city officials is possible to discuss deputy appointment and cost sharing.
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Monitney
Bijuya
Fk Hy
Mssiderd
Wold
Cunyell
Diviice Committee
Monroe
Finance Body
M. Leo Music
Ibyhig Committee
Walter A. Scott
Destrict
George H. Gordon
Barney
Inherent Talent and the Dance of Genius and Reason
A concise meditation on talent as the fusion of innate understanding and imaginative action. It posits talent as an inner capacity where genius rises from the exercise of reason and creativity, not from mere chance or external measure.
Wounded Attorney Directs Own Search
United Press reports in Los Angeles that District Attorney Baron Fitts, wounded and bedridden, directs his hunt for the assailants who fired on him as he drove toward his father's home. He believes radicals were involved and thinks three men rode in a small sedan. A clue points to a woman’s possible involvement.
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United Press
Los Angles
Baron Fitts
Shove
Simlay
School Funds Exhausted for Remodeling Project
A municipal note details exhausted school funds for remodeling and a looming need to cover costs. It cites specific figures such as 5000 dollars and 4040 dollars, outlines added assessments, and describes delays and administrative actions toward completing the district's improvement work.
Ambush Threat Amid Estate Incident
A fragmentary report describes an archand at Mitts estate where an ambush occurred after a brief departure. The writer suspects radicals or released convicts may be involved and claims to have been threatened, with uncertainty about the shooter’s identity.
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Archand of Mitts
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Edinbor
Merrimac
Memitor
Stwilehakcer Corporation
Perio
NYA
Nliss
Board of Education
Kathryn Abbey
United States
OS Guy
Erle
Leon C. Fish
Union City
Bertha
Ester
Wattsburg
General Motors Corporation
NYA Fram
Erie
Crawford
Warren
Forest
Venango
Clarion
Meadville
Pennaylygnig
Jassociglier
Will
Brie
George Christoph
Armounces
Lawrence Hotel
Roosevelt
Highway Department
Erie County
North Center Street
Norman G. McLallen
Waterford
Lulu
Pittsburgh
McLallen
State Senate
Centre County Hospital
C. Ross Buller
Gap Fish ‘Hatchery
Buller
A. G. Fufler
Carry Sidte Fish Hatchery
Bellefonte
Gilson
Morey J. Potter
United Press Stall
Achterman- Iminsky
Public Service Commission
Public Utility Commission
Achterman and
Ominsky
Brassiere
F. C. Chapin & Sons
Corry
Kenmoor
Coats
Nasts Ladies Shop
Hatch
Sorah Malek Acteo
Ariel
Morin Evenlily
Linfirescen
CS Munene
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