Hundreds May Be Called To Work In Kane Forests
The Roosevelt reforestation plan aims to hire 220000 men to work in the Allegheny National Forest and surrounding counties near Kane within a 30 mile radius. The proposal could deploy an army of labor on forest tasks replacing axes with the planter’s tool, with a possible 250000 conservation corps under certain terms and a wage of one dollar per day not mandatory.
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Grange Meeting Promised Saturday Program Outlined
Saturday 8:30 a m events include opening song roll call and a lecturer arranged program. Grange members are urged to attend with topics debated such as Is the Country Better Off Since the Women Voled and a planned recitation and old time songs.
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Egilre
Granger
Granpe Quartetté
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Two Dunkirk Girls Die in Crossing Crash
March 30 at the Hagle Street crossing two Dunkirk sisters Bernica Wirigts 17 and Helen Wirigts ages unknown died from injuries after their car was struck by a westbound New York Central freight train. Passenger Gladys Burton 23 and driver Jose Vallone 21 were injured. Vallone denied operating the car as investigators searched for the operator. Coroner George E Blood ordered an inquest into the fatal collision.
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Trael
Gladys Burton
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Hagle Street
Tre
Baynice Weltgas
Melen Wielgas
George E. Blood
French Creek News Notes March Social and School Updates
Local itemized notes from French Creek detail visits by Warren residents Mr and Mrs Gunn Smith to Mrs Stalth's family, TeWinkle and Cady families in Sherman, and various community events. The piece mentions illness cases including chickenpox, quinsy, and an infection in Mrs Vander Schale's hand, plus a Junior Crime discussion by Dist Na 3 teachers and a senior play in Sherman.
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Albert Bensink
Harry Bensink
Familly
Clymer
Huth Tenhurkon
Smilly
Gandhi heir Devadas Gandhi arrested en route to meeting
Devadas Gandhi youngest son of Mahatma Gandhi was arrested at a Bombay railway station while traveling to Calcutta for a nationalist session. Police report over 50 Gandhi followers detained. railway officials told to deny tickets to travelers bound for the event.
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Calcutta
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Knapp Arrested in Death of Motorist
John M. Knipp of Youngstown is held on manslaughter charges connected to the auto crash that killed Thomas L. Chehan of Union City. A civil suit seeks $10,000 in damages by Mrs. Lucinda B. Coot Miles Street. District Attorney moves to extradite Knapp to face hearing.
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Trulon
Mele
Kippin County
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Miles Street
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Snapp
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India Topic Of Society Study At St Pauls Missionary
At the regular Wednesday meeting held at the home of Mr and Mrs Je V Willard 18 West Church Street twenty members enjoyed the afternoon. A program was presented then business adjourned with a vote to send funds to India for missionary work. Mrs D A Hillstrom read about Betty Nielsen a missionary of India and Mrs Reed gave a paper on India. Mrs Charles Anderson and Mrs Ravanaurea will host the next meeting.
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West Chuirch St
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Betty
Nielsen
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Eads
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Burr
Ridgway Reduces Levy By Two Mills
Ridgway borough council voted to cut the tax levy by two mills at a special meeting held Tuesday. The 1922 millage was 2 mills. next year it drops to 180. A budgeting committee was named to prepare a tax plan to be presented at the next regular meeting.
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Mur
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Phils
Hotels favor beer in Kansas City dining rooms
Kansas City hotels and clubs unanimously support serving beer in dining rooms and coffee shops once legalization occurs. The survey indicates near unanimous plans to offer beer in public dining spaces as soon as allowed.
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Messiah Presented by Menneisson Choral Society
The Menneisson Choral Society under Professor Alfred de Moiney will present Handel's Messiah at Grace M Church Warren on April 15 at 8 oclock. Soloists include Alice Yeager soprano Ruthie Roper Sarah Wiley contraltos with Robert Garnor Harold Ahlstrom tenors and Gilbert L Cheek Ernest Winn Russell bass. Two pianos organ and Charles Lind orchestra accompany. A silver offering will be taken. The group draws members within fifty miles of Waltonville and aims to raise musical culture.
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Charles Lind
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Oye
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Alice H. Yeager
Ruther Roper
Sarah Wiley
Robert Garnor
Harold Ahlstrom
Gilbert L. Cheek
Ernest Wimn
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