Seventy Attend Feer Program at Senior High Auditorium
Seventy participants schedule a MM Week observance at the Senior Hips school auditorium Wednesday evening under Keppel Tiffany. A 349 general admission charge applies with up to two hundred seats available, aiding program costs. The program features marches, quartets, piano trios, stories, songs, and a variety of student performances directed by multiple teachers.
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Suntttorium
TV Pelvels
Keppel Tiffany
Relief roll probe gains momentum as 108 families quit
District Attorney Mortimer Graham stepped up a relief fraud inquiry, with about 108 families voluntarily removing themselves from aid. Investigators expect numerous indictments as evidence mounts, targeting banks, employers, and others with knowledge of violations.
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Gralum
Jigall
Burton R
Samuel Roberts
Graham
Roberts
Relief claims fall again in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 6 Administrr Robert L Johnson reports a continued seasonal drop in the relief roll for a second week. As of April 27, 1,729,623 Pennsylvanians remain on relief, marking a further reduction from the prior period and reflecting an ongoing easing of unemployment.
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Unites Press
Harrisburg
Reiss
Robert L. Johnson
Girard Plant Changes Hands in Erie Deal
May 6 the Girard Model Works became the Girard Manufacturing Co as deeds to Louis Marx and Co NY were filed. The sale amount was 166000 dollars with property valued at 38000. Louis Marx and Dave H. Mars of New York named directors. Gunnison is president Archie Marcus treasurer Wayne Dickey secretary. The plant affiliates with a major tobacco manufacturing concern in the United States.
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Erie
Girard
Girard Manufacturing Go
Louis Marx and Cb
New York
County Recorder of Deeds Office
Boyd Gunnison
Elmwond Avenue
Archie
Marcus
Wayne
Dickey
Louis
Dave H. Mars
Former Corry Man Marries Former Corry Man in Los Angeles
Raymond Orin Morrow of Plymouth California wed Glauys Luella Shildrick of London Ontario at the Church of the Angels in Los Angeles on a Saturday evening April 27 at 7 o'clock The ceremony was conducted by Rev W Hertram Stevens in the presence of twenty five guests After a wedding breakfast at the Biltmore Hotel the couple left for Santa Barbara and plan to reside at Briarcliff Lodge Plymouth after June 15 Morrow is a brother of BE L Morrow of Corry and the bride formerly sang as a soloist at Centennial United church in London Ontario Lucy McMahon of Elgin was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs C J Ennis of Marple avenue
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Plymouth
Calif
Glauys’ Luella Shildrick
London
Ont
Church of ‘the Angels
Los Angeles
W. Hertram Stevens
Biltmore
U S Senator Bronson Cutting Dies In Plane Crash
Washington May 6 The death of Senator Bronson Cutting Republican New Mexico in an airplane disaster today creates a vacuum in liberal political leadership. Cutting was a key figure in the senate progressive bloc pushing reforms opposed by conservatives. Santa Fe May 6 Former Congressman Dennis Chavez is expected to be appointed to succeed Cutting. Chavez had challenged Cutting last November but lost by a narrow margin and filed a contest with the Senate Elections Committee.
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Kirksville
Washington
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N. M
Cutting
Senate Progressive Group
Santa TE
N.M
Dennis A. Chavez
United States
New Mexico
Chaves
Senate Elections Committee
Warren pistol shoot yields high score winner
Corporal Lm. Linder of the local highway patrol set a top score of 251 in an elimination pistol shoot at Ridgway under Lieut. H. A. Edie. Corporal Timpano of Coudersport was second with 222 and Patrolman L. N. Shaw of Ridgway third with 221. Next eliminations will be at Bellefonte. Charles Nelson of Stockton was arrested at Lakewood and pleaded not guilty to operating an automobile while intoxicated.
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Lm. Linder
Highway Patrol
Ridgway
H. A. Edie
Bellefonte
Timpano
Coudersport
L. N. Shaw
Charles Nelson
Stockton
Lakewood
Federal control harms business and state regulation
The speaker argues that federal dominance breeds politics in business, cripples states rights, and robs state utility commissions of power to local innovation. Bureaucracy would push rates up, with state commissions likely surrendering authority to distant Washington bureaus and service deteriorating.
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Washington
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