Democrats call for clean, unified vote in May primary
In Erie county and across Pennsylvania, the editorial urges Democrats to reject Guffey and Lewis backed tactics. It calls for party unity, condemns political assassinations, and asks voters to defeat the slate at the polls on May 17th.
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Milan Waller obituary highlights local music benefactor
Coury reports two died at a hospital in Erie today and Milan Waller is remembered as a long-time promoter of music in the city. He was identified with community business ties and known for orchestral and choral support as a prominent local citizen.
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Government Radio Propaganda Debate at New York Meeting
Wall Street lawyer Grenville Clarke warns against government propaganda in radio while civil liberties groups urge renewed Senate funding for La Follette civil liberties investigations. Debate centers on government versus commercial broadcasting and the plan for a distinct U.S. shortwave station. Institutions mentioned include the State Department, Bureau of Education, and the Monroe Doctrine context.
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Milon Waller remembered for musical influence in Corry
Corry residents recall Milon Waller and his philosophy shaping local music culture. The community honors his memory as Ey 2 Sorelle Menard’s contributions reflect his lasting impact and generous, conscientious work.
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Wage Hour Fight Shapes Senate versus House Tactics
Washington report notes wage hour advocates push for passage amid Senate independence after Hugo Black joins the Supreme Court and Hibert D. Thomas leads a tentative committee. Senators cite 40 cents an hour and 40 hours weekly with a board for exceptions, while Pennsylvania firms warn job losses as industries relocate for lower wages.
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Claudette Colbert Tours Paris Lingerie Shops
Claudette Colbert and Dr. Joel Pressman tour Paris shopping for floral voile nighties at the Place de l'Opera. She praises Parisian lingerie variety and hints at bringing back outfits to inspire a distinctly Parisian vogue. She also notes a possible French film project. Fashion tip: voile underwear gains popularity.
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Former President Willam Howard Attends Allegheny College Visit
Twenty years ago May 6 1918 former President William Howard taft visited town for a short time speaking at Allegheny College in Meadville. Hanson Jac was injured by auto on East Marsh Street near East Street. Gross Iver spoke in the city last week and is under arrest in New York state on British military orders. The Third Liberty Loan quota was exceeded by 76000 with total sales at 219104. A 19 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Shreve near Spartansburg died at Corry Hospital from poison tablets. Born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Burnett a son Morris Colleen is improving at Corry Hospital.
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Corry Hospital
Longest timber bridge spans Schuylkill at Philadelphia
The longest clear span timber bridge ever built crossed the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia in 1812. It measured 40 feet between piers and set a record for wooden bridge construction of the era.
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Katharine Hepburn Seen As Private Yet Sociable Star
Hollywood talk paints Katharine Hepburn as natural and unpretentious yet wary of visitors on set. Reporters note her friendliness with colleagues, reluctance to reveal private life, and habit of working long hours from dawn to midnight. George Cukor directs her in Holiday for Columbia. she supports fellow actors by recommending them for bigger roles.
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