Paragram of 1938 gas earnings and local service notes
The report shows Columbia Gas and Electric Corp net earnings for common stock at 3 171 082 versus 6 996 469 in 1937, a per share of 0 81 compared with 0 57, alongside local service updates including Frank Doc Keleher adding light restaurant service with Helen Foley Van Dresar in charge and plans to expand. Stephen F Chadwick urges US restraint in foreign policy while Pennsylvania unemployment funds hold about 81.5 million dollars, as Ernest Kelly notes. Gov James calls Army Day observance with flag display.
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Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation
Frank “Doc” Keleher
Boston House
Helen Foley van Dresar
Patrona
James Moves to Break Jam That Halts Program
Harrisburg March 22 United Press Arthur H James enters mediation as Republican leaders try to break the senate jam blocking major legislative parts and governing appointments. He summoned all Republicans to a wet acquainted luncheon and conferred with Democratic Minority Leader Shapiro to clear congestion from a minority front and an active freshmen bloc.
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James Shepley
United Press
Harrisburg
Mar
Arthur H. James
Senate
John Walker
Allegheny
Harry Shapiro
Philadelphia
Senate Democrats
James
William T. Staats
Governors
Works Administration
Pennsylvania
Shapiro
Mi- Turnpike Commission
Nority
Robert Lee Jacobs
Cumberland
Walker
State agency reports large wage total since start
General State Authority employees have worked 14 488 586 hours and earned 19 402 521 dollars in wages since the quasi official agency began its projects two and a half years ago, Director A S Janeway announced today. Cognizant of spring moves for Pennsylvanians, Deputy Revenue Secretary Otto Messner warned motorcar owners to file address changes promptly or face a 65 dollar fine under the motor code. The law applies to changing residence. vacationists away temporarily are exempt. Will Clark, Corry Spring Creek road, celebrated his 82nd birthday yesterday and was visiting the city. Mr and Mrs Clark have been married 62 years and are in good health. A bill to raise retail whisky prices 20 percent for liquor produced outside Pennsylvania was introduced by Rep Thomas Lyons in the house. The day saw a rising temperature from 17 above to near 40 in the afternoon. Sen Hale Sipe read a resolution urging Gov Arthur H James to keep the Butler sanatorium open beyond two years. The communication to Sen Samuel I Gilson was read at Gilson's request. Students at Leon McNierney studios will perform two musical numbers at a benefit dance Thursday at 8 pm hosted by the Ty Hospital Auxiliary. Members of the Corry lodge of the Elks plan to attend the northwest district Wilkes round-up Saturday at Franklin, where Edward Smith will speak.
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General State Authority
A. S. Janeway
Revenue
Otto Messner
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Will Clark
Corry Spring Creek Road
Hale Sipe
Armstrong
Senate
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Arthur H. James
Butler
Sen
Samuel I
Gilson
Brie
Sipe
Darts Aid Police Descriptions In London Bars
Police descriptions now reference darts habits to depict suspects in London bars. The vivid trope shows a man described as standing on tiptoe, touching the ear, and moving from double 18 to treble 19 before aiming for double 17, illustrating a quirky cross between pastime and profiling.
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London
CCC Officer Given 2 Years for Embezzlement
Lieut Crenson B Davis a 26 year old Nanty Glo man began a two year federal prison sentence after pleading guilty to embezzling 1040 in Coc payroll funds at the Clearfield CCC camp he commanded Davis described cashing checks and leaving the camp then allegedly assisting a later robbery of 1400 miles away in Texas before capture while attempting to enlist in the army as a private Military police and FBI agents tracked his arrest
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Rie
Mar
Crenson B. Davis
Nanty Glo
Clearfield
F. P. Schoonmaker
Davis
Cashire
Altoona
Font Creckett
Texas
Federal Bureau of Thavest’eetion
Hig
Property Owner Seeks Court Ruling on Permit Writ
In Warren County on March 22, T Gold of Erin asked the New Jersey Supreme Court to overturn a Warren County Court ruling denying a writ to compel the Warren Borough council to issue a permit for a gas station at the corner of Wyome Street and Pennsylvania Avenue East. The mandamus suit claims borough officials misread ordinances on gas stations and construction.
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Warrion
Supreme Court
Loday
T. Gold
Erin
Warren County Court
Warr Porauigh
Isews Muudeny
Wyine Street
Yonla Avenile
Pittebireh
Gild
Borwich Wounell
Altons
Shell Union OL Wins Verdict in Erie Court
A Erie court jury awarded Shell Union OL a claim against H. Tolmney RD and related parties over an extortion attempt tied to shell product distribution through a service station at Cole nla Avenue Westminster. The suit sought 25017 dollars claiming damages from a purchase of Shell products for distribution.
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Shell Union OL
Erie Court
Taxi Ride Union City T9 Erie Brings Jail Term
Erie March 22 Tohn Shafer of Miami Florida was sentenced to 40 days in jail for a defrauding incident involving taxi driver William Neto Tosh of the Yellow Service. Shafer attempted to pay with a check, which was refused, leading to police involvement after an argument.
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Union City
Erie
Mar
Tohn Shafer
Miami
Fla
Richard Pfeiffer
Mendy
Wiliam Netotosh
Yellow Service
Shafer
Melntos
Jim Ram
Guy
Six Flee From Burning Home In Night Attire
Oil City reports a night fire at 127 Willis Street injuring no one as flames trapped a family in a three story frame house. Firefighters from No 1 and No 2 companies fought the blaze, which started in a concealed fireplace and spread through walls, damaging furnishings and reaching the roof while residents escaped in smoke.
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Oil City
Mar
Ute
Sumuel DeArmin Hoiewt
Wyllis Street
Wiel
Ubree
Lily's
Tur
Wait
LeArman
Howe
Mr. DeArman
Dolby
No. 1
Funeral Services for Hosea Southwick
Hosea Southwick, aged resident, died at home of Mrs. Arthur Burtoy. Services held Tuesday afternoon at Bracken-Resting chapel with Rev. Harold Farum officiating. Interment in Waterford cemetery. Attendees included Clinton, Roy Goodwill, Lee Gwens, Charles Boummigin, out of town guests from North Hast, Lew, Shreve, and Tinlon City.
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Uinersi
Mm Miemary
Hosta Sindbwick
Arthur Burtoy
Subeday Sternson Utter
Thesday
Charles Boummigin
Roy Goodwill
Betty . Goodwill
Martin Way
Audrey Sueden
Lillian Ising
North Hast
Chavis Brummigan
Bummigat
Lew
Hobart Shreve
Fred Brown
Willan
Shreve
Tinlon City
Painting Belatedly Shown In London Gallery Scene
A Canadian soldier’s wine themed painting by Augustus Duim, renowned English painter, is unveiled in a London gallery. The article notes young, relatively unknown artists paying half a week’s rent for the chance to exhibit, highlighting the wartime art scene and financial pressures.
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London
Augustus Duim
Jef Hei
Cabbage Growers Hear Extension Talks in Belo County
Me Agricultural Extension Association schedules meetings across Belo County for cabbage growers. M Huttington, vegetable garden specialist at Pennsylvania State College, will discuss varieties and plant culture with illustrative slides. The program covers a traveling lecture and a feature film about last year’s cabbage yields and harvests.
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Agricultural Exten Son Association
Belo County
M Huttington
Tit
Pennsylvania State College
Erle
Uishazes Nishouing Caphone
Barkus
Pennsylvania Rite College
Twesty
Waterford
Union Eltys
Edinboro
Mill Village
Missing Moments: The Value of Small Titles in Life
A reflective piece urges readers to notice small, title-worthy moments we overlook daily. It warns against chasing grand achievements at the expense of appreciating simple, meaningful milestones in ordinary life.
St Marys Man Charged With Three Attacks
St Marys man identified as Tarijdi Mi wen fryer faced arraignment after police report three attacks. The suspect, held on $4500 bond, pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated assault. The match of details suggests a local case linked to St Marys with charges tied to a battery incident.
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ST. Marys
Tarijdi
Wits Ambutea Sertanday Hy
Maya Pulice
Elven
Growin Rant
Ahiylell
Uvew Sk
Marys
Efire
Tuition of the Peace
St. Marya
Myryis Len Lauer
Marys Mo
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Stephen F. Chadwick
American Legion
United States
Chadwick
Ernest Kelly
Division of
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Artur H. James
Overnor
State Liquor Control Board
Thomas Lyons
Mercer
Leon McNierney
Nast Company
Corry Lodge
Bika
Wilks
Franklin
Edward Smith
Lawnstown
Pennsylvania State Elks Association
Lebrun
Eng
Adolf Hitler
Baltic
France
Victoria Station
King George
Bagland
Albert Lebrun
Mlizabeth
Lebrin
CCC
Loblaw’'S
Ako
Orchard Park
Haddock
Majestic Broiler
Hosea Southwick
America
Detroit
Inventi Se
Hepler Motor Co
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Farm News
F. C. Chapin & Sons
Odin
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Odin Root
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