Flood Relief Quota at Erie Is Now Doubled
Red Cross chapters across the nation are urged to double their relief efforts as flood disasters worsen. Erie chapter fictionally doubles its $6,500 goal amid rapid pledges, with sections reporting over $8,000 raised locally and county branches actively collecting despite poor road conditions. Local towns including Worth Gast Albion Waterford McKean Wattsburg Mill Village and Thinboro report varying sums toward the emergency fund.
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Wattsburg
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Thinboro
Drive started against aid chiselers arraigned
Anilherative Was opened on Relief Order chiselers when Women and woman were arraigned before Alderman Thomas Conynghane on charges of obtaining rental money, food and ather supplies by false pretense. The trio, Lugi DeLuca and his wife Louise, 210 Mast pit storeel, and Badros Matosian, 1070 Rankin avenue, Lawrence Paris, followed their arrest on warrants procured by W 3. Prawn, investigator of the Pennsylvania emergency relief heard here. They were released on their own recognizance for preliminary hearing starting Wednesday at 2:30 p m. DeLuca and his wife are charged with obtaining $80.39 worth of relief orders, and Matosian is accused of receiving $376.32 worth of state supplies and renter money by false pretense.
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Thomas Conynghane
Lugi DeLuca
Louise
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Badros Matosian
Rankin Avenue
Lawrence Paris
Prawn
Pennsylvania
DeLuca
Matosian
Tall Girls Form Club at DeVilbiss High School
A club for tall girls seven inches or more tall has been organized at DeVilbiss High School. The group aims to teach tall girls proper dress and presentation in keeping with their height.
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DeVilbiss High School
Flood Wall Saves Portsmouth in Ohio River Flood
Ohio River crest slowed to 59 feet with little damage to Portsmouth as flood wall protected the city. Evacuations, Red Cross and WPA relief, and federal funds supported immediate needs while recovery efforts began from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. One death reported in the lower valley, 18 year old Paul Kearney drowned in a capsized canoe near Newport.
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Zellevue
Real estate license exams set for April 11 in Pa
Harrisburg March 4 Dr Lester K X Ade superintendent of instruction announced 506 applications have been received from real estate brokers and salesmen for the state license examination to be held April 11 The number is expected to rise to about 600 by March 31 the deadline to file The March 3 total showed 5126 licensed brokers and 1639 licensed salesmen in Pennsylvania.
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Lester KX. Ade
Linit
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Survey on Flood Damage to Penn a Roads
United Press reports Pennsylvania highways suffer extensive flood damage. Pennsylvania Highway Department tallys show 29 major bridges destroyed and six damaged beyond use. Mt Upton span on William Penn Highway and Apollo Bridge on Route 6 over the Kiskimela River among noted losses.
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Wiliam Penn Highway
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Kiskinimelas River
Armstrong County
Warren van Dyke
Easter egg dyes tested by state
Harrisburg reports that harmful Easter egg dyes have been removed from the market. The Bureau of Foods and Chemistry, with J Hansen Preach as agriculture secretary, says Pennsylvania buyers now find dyes with little fear of dangerous ingredients. State agents collect dye samples from scattered sections to lab test for forbidden substances, with no poisonous dyes found in several years.
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Bureau of Foods and Chemistry
Pennsylvania's World Famous Arm Show Highlighted
Harrisburg March 24. A two page Poultry Tribune article calls Pennsylvania's world famous arm Show the outstanding winter agricultural fair of the United States.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Poulitty Tribune
Hours for Special Registration Days in City
The city sets two special registration days at the Municipal Building Friday and Saturday with hours 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. for both days and Saturday ends with leading registration. Voters may change party affiliation or move districts before February 28. Democratic and Republican leaders plan drives to enroll unregistered voters under permanent registration until the final enrollment. chairpersons Kinley and Biller will oversee booths.
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Toledo to cut gang highway through crime hub route
Toledo police plan to disrupt a main interstate crime corridor from New York to Kansas City linking Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Chicago and St Louis. City detective Harry Manson cites historic hideouts and says Detroit serves as a stepping off point to Canada. Chief Ray Allen vows to halt stopover tickets and boost data sharing with county prosecutor offices to track criminals and suspects.
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