Inspectors Sweep Pennsylvanian Cafes For Women And Children
Secretary Ralph M. Bashore orders two new flying squadrons of inspectors to root out violations of women and child labor laws in taprooms and cafes. The squads will move without warning until all offenders are prosecuted, with minors living liquor and women under 21 working beyond legal hours.
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Secretary of Labor and Industry
Ralph M. Bashore
Bashare
Raymond J. Nloaize
Pureau Hl
Bashore
Prominent Dunkirk Woman Killed in Crash
Mrs. Bite, 48, wife of Charles S. Schilz, a Dunkirk Business district figure, died when a car crossed the main highway near Silver Creek. Her companion, Mrs. Hazel Phelps, suffered bruises and was treated at Rhinehart hospital in Silver Crest. Ray Bradley, of Al-Hegany Road, drove the other vehicle and the Dunkirk car was struck.
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Mnkgrk
Bite
Charles S. Schilz
Dunkirk
Tate
Silver Creek
Hazel Phelps
Rhinehartspital
Silver Crest
Ray Bradley
al- Hegany Road
Investigation stalls in two arson fires at club and skeet field
Police report little progress in identifying suspects after fires at the former Woman's Club on Mon Street and at the Corry Rod and Gun Club skeet field. Authorities found stolen shells and equipment, traced kerosene cans to a local station, but remains unable to confirm arsonists and may reopen the insurance inquiry.
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Woman's Club
Mo’ntreet
Corry
Mott Street
Prosecutions Loom After Erie Beer Probe
Erie May 11 First offer may be a series of criminal prosecutions in the district attorney s beer investigation. Peter Carbone operator of a beer dispensary at 18th and Hickory was charged with violation of the state beverage act. He was arrested by Theodore Patchen and bound over for grand jury action next week. Insurance carriers may shape the ongoing investigation as authorities await developments.
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Erie
Peter Carbone
18Th
Hickory Ats
Theodore Patchen
Mortimer E. Graham
Carbone
Graham
Thom
Conyngham
Lamberton Favored In Race For GOP Post
Local Republican committeemen plan to organize this week as interest grows in county leadership. Fred W. Lamberton leads in advices with Chester Felton withdrawing in his favor. Jack Held endorses Lamberton, as plans finalize for the reorganizational meeting on Saturday May 22. Dunkirk fishermen report unusually small lake catches due to late season and ice field.
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Repunlean
Iks
Fred W. Lamberton
Brie
Jack Held
Lamberton
Chester Felton
Facr
Held
Pelton
W. Pitt Gifford
Republican Party
Dunkirk
Illegal purchase of 51 voting machines by county
DRIE May 11 The county commissioners bought 51 voting machines believing the cost was budgeted. County Solicitor Jacob Held will advise that the contract must be voided for lack of prior budget payment. Commissioners Schluroff and Willis say the county cannot legally pay for more than 19 of the machines.
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Drie
Jacob Held
Helen M. Sehluroff
Harvey M. Willis
SonLracl
Schlurait
Elton H. Blair
Thomas W. Flatley
He County
Relief Applicants Show Further Jump in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 11 The second consecutive weekly rise in unemployment relief in Pennsylvania was reported by Administrator Kact de Schweinitz with a net gain of 1910 dependents for the week ending May 2, bringing the total to 612,059. The May 2 rolls included 178,836 cases and families. De Schweinitz projects the count rising to 200,000 cases next month and averaging 210,000 for the year. Governor Earle has asked a special legislative session to appropriate 70,991,000 for direct relief through January.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Kact de Schweinitz
de Schweinitz
Earle
Venanza
Clarion
Forest
Geiger Geiger Edwards announce marriage in Annapolis
Mr and Mrs H H Geiger announce the marriage of their son Henry Rice Geiger to Edith Mc Coombs of Washington DC on Saturday May 2 1936 at Annapolis Maryland. They will reside in Washington DC.
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H. Geiger
Henry Rice Geiger
Edith McCoombs
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Washington
Eleven States Suffer Population Declines in 1835
Population estimates from the census show eleven states recording fewer residents in 1835 than in 1990, with total US population about 127.5 million and a national gain near 5 million. States with declines include Michigan Wisconsin South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Mississippi Montana New Mexico Arizona California Rhode Island.
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Pennsylvania
New York
United States
Michigan
Wiscongin
Soul Dakota
Nebraska
Kansa
Mississippi
Montesa
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Rhone Island
South Carolina
Georgia
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