Paragray Dispatches From A Turbulent City
A sprawling, somewhat garbled news roundup covers local meetings and events. It notes a City Council gathering, a Democratic rally at the Municipal building, a birthday anniversary, and highway license details. Irish leaders broadcast plans and a St Patrick program in New York. Traffic counts on the Pennsylvania road near Bre are reported. Plans for the 100th anniversary of a Methodist Episcopal conference are outlined. Officials expect Pymatuning reservoir to fill by June 1, with spring rains aiding water levels. Street cleaning, school committee meetings, and a potential new school board member are described. A Brookville laurel festival aims to attract visitors to the area. A Worcester visitor tells of a flood- and ice-choked East Coast ordeal. Amateur Night contests at a Senior High school are postponed to April 1. National Women’s Week promotions receive endorsements from Gov. Earle and Luther A. Harr. Charlie Chaplin is named top actor for February by SAG, after considering 39 films. The Davison Funeral Home interior receives refurbishment.
Flood Damage Deaths Mounting in Pennsylvania Districts
Federal aid will be sought as Susquehanna and Schuylkill river valleys suffer devastating high water. Receding floods leave heavy property damage and mounting deaths, with WPA assistance requested for affected communities.
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Schuylkill River
Final Rites for John Mulheirn Held Today
Funeral services are planned tomorrow for John Mulheirn a longtime Erie resident who died of a cerebral hemorrhage at 1 am Saturday. He was 63 and a Bell Telephone employee for 44 years rising to plant superintendent in Erie. He is survived by his wife, son John, three brothers and three sisters. He was a member of the Eagles Elks and St Peter's Cathedral. Burial will follow at Calvary Cemetery, Erie.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Fiee
Edward C. Hanley
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Calvary Cemetery
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Mfllheim
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Matthew
Thomas
Oklahoma
Rose
Mayme Mulheirn
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City
O P Party Demands Relief Setup Probe in Pa Speech
In Fore Pennsylvania on May 1 the Republican state chairman Mr Harvey stated the GOP will demand a thorough investigation into alleged illegal political funding and welfare activities as part of a relief setup probe.
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Harvey ‘Tayinr
Pennsylvania
Westwood Sentenced to Prison at Western Penitentiary
Mar 1 report from Janes Westwood charged with milindering his wife. Sentenced 114 days. to be sent to Western penitentiary tomorrow. Sheriff’s office indicated today.
Blast injures several in Erie City incident
A major blast in Erie City injured multiple people and damaged property. Among the injured was Mrs. Carl Froumnendl, struck by a crane-driven load. traffic officer John Seager narrowly escaped serious harm as iron manhole covers shattered nearby. Officials from Erie Lighting, Pennsylvania Gas, and Mobile County Safety conduct a joint investigation.
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Mare
Laves
Tony
Trafic Pollcemin
John Seager
Mobile Gourity Electric
Erie Lighting Company
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Marty J. Kletes
Four CCC Camps Near Kane Face Closing
Reports say four CCC camps near Kane will be abandoned next month. No. 11 Mt Dunkie Corners and No. 12 LaMont, built last summer, are under construction but will be dismantled. Also slated for closure are No. 7 Bowman Bull and No. 10 Hirluiway, with details from a local authority.
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Tt LaMont
Wipe
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Hirluiway
Ue Pacific Somat
40 Year Record Upset At O Sam Craig Restaurant
Sam Craig, owner of O Sam Craig restaurant, suffered an injury during a friendly altercation with a patron. The incident ended his 40 year run of not missing a lay.
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Sam Craig
Relief Level At New Low In Harrisburg Area
A garbled May report from Harrisburg Pennsylvania notes relief levels at a new low amid unclear figures. The text references almost two million in some measure and mentions dates and entities in a confused stream, with scattered references to permit activity and market conditions.
Veteran Barber Killed by Auto in City Crash
Charles Young, 78, a veteran barber from Sassafras Street, died after being struck by a car at an intersection early Saturday. R. J. Twiss, 54, of Witt Street, reported the impact and transported the barber to St Vincent's hospital. Young humbly sustained fatal injuries and broken limbs, marking a tragic traffic incident this year.
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Rie
Barbops
St Virtocals Hospital
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R. J .Twiss
Sassafras
Younghan Wis
Twiss
St. Vincent's Hospital
Geeca Younghans
Westies
Warren school job launched under PWA plan
Warren officials announce a $215,000 public works project to build ventilating and plumbing systems for the Warren school. A. Wishart and Sony Moxipuny lead the project with Ue prejeet and related firms in Sharon and New Castle. Bids opened at an adjourned school board meeting.
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Anlwal
Reece
Mindy
Lorine
Cnus
Monty
A. Wishart & Sony Moxipuny
Sharon
W.M. Clark & Company
New Castle
Tey
Hodashida
Custody Decision Shifts to Judge in Pa Township
Judge Robert Lewin presided in Poiter eau hy on March 16 over a habeas corpus petition to determine custody of three year old Jaqueline Jil Masters. Irise Masters argued for the child’s return to her father, while the other side pressed for guardianship. The case, heard in Me Keni county court, aimed to resolve who would custody the minor pending further proceedings.
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Robert Lewin
Poiter Eau Hy
Jaqueline Jil
Irise Mastens
Naheas Corpus
Me Keni
Harvard to launch design laboratory in Cambridge next September
A new design laboratory affiliated with Harvard University will open in Cambridge next September. The project, described as a full-time innovation school, aims to advance architectural and industrial design research at the university’s Avettsteative campus.
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Inways
Amerie Architectural
Sip
Flasvand University
Avettsteative
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