Street cleaning work launched here today
Street Commissioner Edward Harrington ordered a large force to clean streets and walks in the business district after town streets were opened to traffic. Work began this morning but cars forced a halt. he expects completion in a few days with merchant cooperation urged to keep sidewalks clear. In Alaska, dairyman Alfred Kohler starts large scale Swiss cheese production in Kenai Peninsula, planning sales in Seattle.
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Edward Harrington
Balla. m
Harrington
Alaska
Homer
Alfred Kohler
Seattle
Hig
Kenai Peninsula
Personal visits and travels across Ohio and Pennsylvania
Personal mentions record Mrs Charles Kinley spending a week in Cleveland with her daughter and family. Several visitors from Lawrence Park and Salatanca traveled to or from the city. Local residents visited Erie Union City Warren and Willoughby for business, meetings, or family reasons. Multiple trips include medical association meeting, high school basketball accompaniments, and motor trips to Pittsburgh and Erie.
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Charles Kinley
Cleveland
Frank Ostberg
M. J. Purcell
Kathryn
A. S. Boag
Kathryn Anh
Lawrence Papi
B. F. Flail
Sala~tanca
N. Y
Miank Say
Say
We Pfelffer
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Mina L. Terry
Brithis
R. B. Mosley
Robert DuMont
Forest L. Ketter
Pittsburgh
L. A. Keigter
Mia
Leo C. Hoylen
Albert L. Miller
Mary Skathryn
Anna Shields
Patricia Rhynard
Delores Riley
Dorothy Kestler
William Kettering
Greenville
St. Edward's
W. W. Graham
N. Troy Giltelte
G. Wm. Bennett
Erie County Medical Association
Larence Freed
William Swan
Edmund Finnean
Union City
Mary Murray
John Neyton
Walter Hubbers
Lionel Stowe
Victor’ Orn
Wice
Tri-County
Girl Scouts Host Mother and Daughter Banquet
At St Paul’s Lutheran Church hall last evening the Mother and Daughter banquet drew sixty attendees. Miss Mary Waggoner of Erie spoke, with Miss Mooney, Mrs. Dearing, and Miss Waggoner presenting talks on scouting activities, flag signaling, and summer camp plans. Sixteen scouts enjoyed a spring decorated dinner served by church tables and a program of songs and films.
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St. Paul’s Church
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St Paul's Lutheran Churchiing Hall
Mary Waggoner
Erie
Mary Jean Mooney
J. Roscoe Dearing
Wop- Boner
Waggoner
Erle
My Hawkins
Efforta
Linse Whin
Violence feared as drivers blamed for food deliveries disruption
United Press reports Philadelphia grocers fear violence as truck drivers threaten and hinder deliveries across the city. Mayo 5, Davis Witsor ordered officials to deploy police squads on every truck if needed to ensure food delivery.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Whalesale Grocers
Rilsings
Mayo
Davis Witsor
WPA Worker Crushed Under Truck Wheels in Erie County
Ralph Bodrool, 45, a WPA worker, slipped while attempting to board a passing truck on a Waterfoul Lake Pleasin road project near Baybrook. He died at St Vincent's Hospital Erie from a crushed chest and head. The accident marks Erie county's first fatal work incident. WPA officials warned workers against riding trucks and reminded crews to use transportation only on designated routes.
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Ralph Bodrool
WPA
Pleasin
Erie County
WIRA
Baybrook
Leo Wyn Heran
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ead
Glorious Beginnings of Pennsylvania lecture by C Hele Sipe
A.C. Hele Sipe speaks on the early colony history of Pennsylvania in Parish hall. He notes Swedish settlement, abolition of slavery, religious freedom, fair dealing with Indians, and ground purchases from Red men as later echoed by William Penn. Sponsored by Corry Woman's Club for the year. In another item, Mar 11 reports Gov Joseph B. Wey abandoned his bid for an unpledged Massachusetts delegation after New Hampshire primaries.
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Pennsylvania
C. Hele Sipe
William Penn
Miles Standish F
Sipe
Corry
Rly
Poston
Mar
New Hampshire
Joseph B. Wly
Massachusetts
Market Gossips Signal Cautious Wall Street Tilt
United Press market notes show a cautious bullish tilt with many thinking a real decline may be postponed. Commodities attract speculative interest as traders seek leverage, while high margins burden small traders in stocks. Government policy and tax changes are cited as major price influences.
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Walzer United Press
New York
Mar
Wall Street
United Press Daily Commodity Index
United Press Commodity Index
Farm Implements Lead Stock Gains On New York Exchange
On March 11 stock readers showed a subdued session as the main list with gains in several names. Notable entries included American Can American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel Atlantic Refining Curtiss-Wright General Electric General Motors Studebaker and Woolworth among others reflecting a broad upturn in the market.
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United Press
NEW York
Stock Exchange
Chilay
American Can
American Locomotive
Bre
American Smelter
American T&t
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Curtiss-Wright
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Continental Can
Eric
Aahins
General Eleattic
General Motors Werree International Nickel
Kennecott Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New Yorke Central
Northern Pace
Otis Steel
Vacoeed Pack
Sceyssters Tienens Adm Penna RR Oso
BAM Pure Oil
Railio
Dereere
Bony Vacuum
Cpsessey Abn
Standard of Calif
Studebaker En Wexae
TS Steel
United Corpoon
Weslinghowie Electriy Woolworth
Youngstown S&t
Arkansas Gas
Aero Supply B
Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service
Meco! Rad
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