Morals Charge After All-Night Drinking Party
Erie police arrest 26 year old man on a morals charge following a probe into an alleged all night drinking party involving eight local school age boys and girls. The suspect Steiner was held on 100 bail for a Tuesday hearing after admitting the girls spent the night at his home.
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Brother of Corryites succumbs suddenly at 54
Donminster, 54, of Maple Hill near Fauneetown died suddenly in front of the Bradleytown store at 8 o clock while traveling south from Cooperstown with his son David. Coroner says heart attack. Veteran WWI. Survived by wife Mary Ramsdale two sons David and Donna W. of Erie daughter Mrs Gertrude Engles of Franklin brothers Charles and Alton sister Mrs Lucy Baldin. Friends may call at Williams Memorial Home in Chapmanville. funeral arrangements pending.
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Hame Winners in Rex Theatre Contest
Twenty nine students from public and parochial schools won passes to Rex Theatre for a coloring contest tied to the film The Sands of Iwo Jima to be shown Sunday through Tuesday. Winners include Kathleen Bloss Fatty Beardsley Mary Keppel Lana Cochran H Hassett Lorin Hasbrouck Tricia Hall and many others from Concord St Edward's and local schools. Manager James Bello thanked school officials for allowing participation. Since the advent of the mitten mile snowy removal on country roads becomes as important as in city streets.
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Week's News At Clymer ChYMER March 26
The Ge est Seekers Class of the Abbe Re formed Church enjoyed social time in the church basement on Tuesday evening under Mrs. James Gravini and Mrs. Peter Schurman. A program on the life of Christ included scripture readings by Mrs. Schurman, a Yo ru l duet, and various musical numbers. A short business meeting followed led by president Norman TeCroney. A lunch was served by local hosts. The Wesleyan Guild met at Mrs. Wesley Miller’s home with Rev. Leonard Hogenbaum sharing work in the Philippines and slides from Japan. Plans for rummage sale money use and a nursery room were discussed. The Clymer Grange held a regular session with five applications for membership and news of a hallo party at Sherman. Pomona Grange and the Twentieth Century Club also met with various reports and activities. Students of the Junior Class will present a play, Tatletale, next Thursday and Friday, with tickets on sale.
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Labor Party Leader Harold Larks Dies in London
Harold J Larks chief spokesman for Belt ish Socialism and founder of the labor party died last night at age 36 after pneumonia following bronchitis and influenza. A longtime member of the party's executive committee, he chaired the party in 1945 46 when it won control of the British government.
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Babson on Labor Relations and Profit
Babson analyzes labor relations arguing stockholders exploit workers and advertising is wasteful. He urges management to educate workers about factory costs including ownership, wages, taxes, and profits, warning that true freedom rests on economic liberty and honest wage sharing.
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Wigeworker profits and employer investment in advertising
The passage argues workers should understand how company reserves fund their jobs and how venture capital could support student advertising. It urges employees to trust in management, promote a bridge between front office and back shop, and emphasizes the free enterprise system thriving when workers and owners collaborate.
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