Conferees Reach Agreement On Beer Content
Congressional leaders move toward ending the Senate House stalemate over 3.2 beer as modifications to the Volstead act reach Roosevelt for signature. Aims include a possible April 4 effective date and provisions restricting sales to minors, with Borah pushing further limits on age restrictions.
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Washington
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Bheer
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
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Foon
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Chatemur Harrison
Congress Inn
Concert Set At Senior High After Correction
The High Times corrects last week's error about a concert moving from Junior High to Senior High. The May 22 event at Senior High supports Forensic League expenses, featuring Grieg, Schubert, Bach, and many ensembles led by Wilma Young and Gerry Bennett.
The Coming of Spring in a Poetic Verse
A flowery verse celebrates spring as nature awakens with breezes robins and bluebirds guiding the season. The poem mentions Mother Nature, April showers, and the sun as it returns, leading to a hopeful, clear sky and gentle warmth.
Tim es High School student newspaper masthead
A readable masthead list shows Corty High School staff roles and contributors including editors in chief literary editor managing editor news staff and faculty adviser names. The fragment lists several names for positions such as editor in chief literary editor and news staff with various indicia of roles.
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Hi Times
Corty High School
Orlo Ewing
George Rogers
Oleata Perkins
Ladier
Jane Raymond
Sarah Shaver
Jane Maxwell
Fiarriet Colegrove
Robert Ayers
Cecil Alam
Gordon
Rebn Herg
Rita Waite
Mary Sears
Dan Norder
Leata Scott
Lois Cornell
Georgia Castrantas
Bernies Button
Intha Mural Baseball and Track Abandoned This Year
The piece argues inter school sports like baseball and track will be dropped due to costs and widespread school suspensions. It highlights benefits of intramural play, including broader participation, lower expenses, and renewed school spirit, urging early organization of smaller teams.
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Minuse Hortry
Tapist
Amithcy
Ainge Smailer
Yeura Ab Anstrate
Senior Girls Home Room Marks And Dance Shortage Rumors
A jittery school gossip column from a student paper notes a ta ng mark on a Senior Girls home room, widespread nickname changes to Smith, and various hallway rumors. It mentions drama about a dance, a new Budget Director Mr Douglas, and students seen at shows and in class, plus light crushes and domestic slips.
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Center
Smith
Betty Wilcox
Waterford
Titus
Douglas
Arland Briggs
Marie
Wesley
Sheen
Weskey
Devn Kenedy
Doris Nelson
Arivid
Kathleen McCroy
Gladys McVaugh
Alice Mount
Frerest Phillips
Alice
Anderson
Allegheny
Grace Cole
Mr. Anderson
Grace
Lewis
Wilkinson
Wetye
Rita Waite
High Schoolers to Win Free Trips to Century of Progress
Students nationwide submit letters and essays on Why I Should Like to Attend a Century of Progress for a chance at seven all expense trips to Chicago World's Fair. Prizes include six full trips for students and referees, plus Underwood typewriters for winners. Entries due May 7, 1933, mailed to Gentry Progress Contest, Underwood Fisher Company, 342 Madison Ave New York.
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United Sites
Century of Progress
Tadernood Biottwisher Company
Chicago
Progress
Ceuttry
Liles
Prvertss
Underwood Telioth Fisher Company
Madison Ave
New York
N.Y
Windors
Ittland Gm
Junior Class Meeting Addresses Financial Issues and Plans
A Thursday meeting led by President Victor Dietzel discussed junior class finances and progress on payments. Capri Scores a Touchdown was cited as favorable. Five tickets for Lie play were issued. Invitations for the banquet and dance were postponed, with arrangements to resume later.
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Elias
Victor Dietzel Lonnt
Clin
Capri
Sheen
Our Radio Say Ain't It So Disgustin A Pity Poem
A humorous family lament about envy for a radio causes each member to crave broadcasts from Bing Crosby and other singers. The speaker imagines misbehavior and elder complaints before proposing a practical fix: have one techno less.
High School Hearts and Pranks Across Erie District
Fragments from a Winchell style column reveal Frances Dein and Mary Fate teaming as Hella Hveryibody, with Mary polling nine subjects for a 99 graduation plan. Roger McCray, a WLEW Erie broadcaster, may seek an Annapolis appointment. Roy Reei, CHS basketball assistant, rumored to win votes early. Victor Dietzer, Junior class president, dubbed High School Heartbreaker. Lenny Daye visits the tannery to see Amelia Christenson. Mentions of Allen Bennett conducting a game, St Patrick’s Day greens, and Lawrence Klinger’s puppy Kokey Joe.
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Frances Dein
Mary Fate
Mary
Roger McCray
WLEW
Erie
Annapolis
Roy Reei
CHS
Gins
Commercinl
Victor Dietzer
Lenny Daye
Amelia Christenson
Winchell
Fel
George Rogers
Law Wails Ba
George
Allen Bennett
Allen
Weill
Mrnday
St. Patrick's Day
Berg
Ruth Stanford
Marian Sullivan
Joe Paine
Ba Iintey
Aunty May
Lawrence Klinger
Kokey Joe
Juniors Plan Class Play With Many Cast Changes
Junior students outline a three act spring production titled April 7th with a large cast including Mrs Daniel Connors played by Torned into and a set of roles such as Mrs Bellew English tutor Jane Raymond and Mrs Conners daughter Alice Mount, plus Beatrice Compton Daly Condless Virginia Kysar and Victor Dietzel among others. The cast meets after school two hours each evening and Saturdays for rehearsals. The business team led by Paul Mulielm handles advertising and stage management.
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Daniel Connors
Eisie Barke
Betty
Colletta Burkehardt
Bellew
Jane Raymond
Angelia McNulty
Connor
Alice Mount
Beatrice Compton
Central Park
Lidy Kovach
Daly Condless
Virginia Kysar
Stanley Compton
Victor Dietzel
Barton Hawley
John Merrick
Gladys Fluttermore
Witt
Marion Copswell
Allan
Chuthby) Wrigley
Ralph Flick
Vortally
Tig
Bonhett
Paul Mulielm
Hia Wa Mstadits
Betty Wilcox
Gaston Abenborg
Richard Hattast
Paul Ssinban
Paul Bryneifeon
Ciing Tor
Music Contest At Erie School March 30-31
The Forensic League emmetty contest will be at Academy High School Wire. District contest April 6 at the same place. On February 23 Meadville at 4:30 p.m. a rally invites Echopl to send reps. Final contest date undecided. Corry High entrants include Bund lute Allan Bennett violin Marie Bennett cornet William Jewell Girls' Glee Club. Orchestra may take part. prize likely similar to last year a silver clip.
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Forensic League
Academy High Solipil
Wire
Meadville
Livid
Curry High News Highlights And Local Changes
Curry High students extend sympathy to Claud Ketkea after his mother's passing while Roger McCray, quarantined for chickenpox and whooping cough in Mishowe, remains immune. Alumni notes mention Robert Goring excelling at Allegheny College and a large contingent planning a trip there. A new column debuts, a March 24 dance raises funds for the Junior-Senior prom, and Irene Amy’s poetry from My Poems is featured. A St Patrick's party in the teachers' room with dancing and games closes the item.
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Curry High School
Claud Ketkea
Robert Goring
Corry High
Atlesheny College
Robert
Allegheny
Dust High
Fire destroys South Erie Hotel in big blaze
A Mar 20 fire starting from an overheated stove on the last floor of the South Erie Hotel drove residents into the street and caused about 10 000 in damage to the hotel and a block of buildings at 26th and Peach streets. Six Erie fire companies fought the blaze, which damaged the first to third floors and left the building a hollow shell. Insurance values were not yet determined.
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Brie
Mar
South Erie
Peach
Erie Fire Companies
Totel
W. F. Seine
Earsien
Wilhelm Begins Life Sentence For Murder
Everett G Wilhelm, 65, a church trustee and Crestside resident, was convicted by an Indiana County jury after eight hours of deliberations for the murder of John Atesanier Warden. Judge J Cangham sentenced him to life imprisonment in a Creek wide settlement case heard in Indiana criminal court.
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United Press
Indiana
John Atesanier
Cressside
Everett G. Wilhelm
Indiana Criminal Court
J. Cangham
Western Pennsylvania banks licensed to resume normal operations
The Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank announced licenses authorizing additional Western Pennsylvania national banks to resume normal operations. Banks listed include Washington National of Burgettstown, First National of Garrett, Marine National Bank, and First National Bank and Trust of Waynesburg. The Allegheny Trust Co of Pittsburgh, a member of the Federal Reserve System, was licensed to reopen, along with Potter Title and Trust Company of Pittsburgh and Second Western National Bank of Connellsville.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvsnia National Bank
Clevellan Pectoral Reserv Bank
Washington National
Burgettstown
First National
Garrett
Marine Nation
Frie
First National Bank and ‘Trust
Waynesbury
Allegheny Trust Co
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Herald Dean Curt
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H. McCray
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C. Phillips
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J. Cornell
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Hildreth Band
Wilma Young
Girls! Glee Club
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