Sharp drop in beer licenses is expected in Erie county
Brit, May 8. A slump is expected to hit Erie county's 1934 beer license business. County Treasurer Lawrence A. Taylor predicts many holders of current licenses may not renew or may lose licenses due to alleged rowdyism. New applications open May 7 with a $10 filing fee and a $250 license delivery fee. renewals may face changes in bond forms. Last year 100 licenses were granted. this year the total may be less. Card of thanks to bereaved family included.
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Taylor
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Erie County Expected to Receive 750000 Relief Funds
Erie County and the city face a mounting relief need as federal funds aim to cover May costs. Commissioner Helen M. Schluratt on the Emergency Relief Committee estimates roughly 750000 for the county from anticipated Pennsylvania allocations through February 1936. Governor Pinchot aims for a 160 to 170 million dollar program to aid unemployed, with federal financing until the state funds arrive. If approved, Erie’s share could exceed 750000, especially if work-relief funds are included. a decision from Harrisburg is awaited within days.
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Ese Jorney
Pennsylvania
Helen M. Schluratt
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Gifford Pinchot
Erie County
State Emergency Relilt Committee
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Marriage Announced for Virginia Louise May in Sherman New York
Mr and Mrs G May announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia Louise to Allen May of West Columbus. The ceremony occurred in Sherman New York on April. attended by David K Slanton Beatrice Hulings of Corry and Vernon Hickie of Pittsburgh. The couple reside at 259 West Hastings Street.
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Friday the 13th brings big catch for Oregon City doctor
Dr William Osborn Steele, who has fished the Willamette River for five years without a bite, finally hooks a 35 pound Chillock on Friday the 13th. He calls Friday his lucky day and plans to fish again.
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Grange Meeting Planned for Saturday Evening
Corry Gyangs will convene in regular session Saturday evening at the Mac babe Nall. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates. A new committee, led by Mrs. Witon Simmons, will handle lunch with Mrs. Axel Swanson and Mrs. Oscar Lindstrom assisting. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches for the luncheon.
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Party Revolts Threaten 2 State Leaders
In Harrisburg on May 5, factions within Pennsylvania's parties contest the state committees. Candidates cry for new leadership of Republican Edward Martin and Democrat Warren Van Dyke as senatorial districts vote May 15 to elect committee members. After the primary, lawmakers must reorganize within 30 days, with ongoing calls to unseat the two leaders.
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United Press
Harrisburs
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Warren van Dyke
Ad Martin
Leadership growing on Schnader bandwagon in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia May 3 endorsements pour in as 12 days remain before the primary with leaders backing candidates across offices. Mackey backs Selinader for governor while preferring Pinechot over Reed for senate. Ware Mellon Grundy back Schnader as party leaders clash over endorsements and strategy ahead of the November election.
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United Press
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Pennsylvania
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Mankey
Gifford Pinechot
David A. Reed
Richard Weglein
George W. Coles
van Dyke
Democratic Committee
Martin
Edward C. Shannon
Wmn. S. Ware
Andrew W. Mellon
Joseph R. Grundy
Wm. A. Schnader
Government profits in own securities
Washington May 3 The government has made a profit of 10 million dollars by trading its own securities since the first of the year Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr said today. This profit represents appreciation in market value of U S government securities bought earlier in the years at lower prices. Several hundred million dollars worth of these securities were handled for the account of the postal savings federal deposit insurance corporation and other funds operated by the government.
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Henry Morgenthau, Jr
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United
Postal Savings
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Hepburn Silent Miami Divorce Questions
Katherine Hepburn, the red haired screen star, refuses to answer questions about her divorce proceedings. Lao Harding, her traveling companion, left her by plane in New York at 7 20 a m today, as the pair traveled from Miami.
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Lao Harding
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Doan's Pills Promised Kidney Pain Relief
Medical notice extols Doan's Pills as a remedy for kidney troubles and urinary discomfort. It urges daily cleansing of kidneys to remove waste and toxins, warning of serious health risks if untreated, and cites Foster-Milburn Co as the maker in a dated advisory tone.
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