Women labor laws spark two taborn squadrons protest
A paragraph filled with multiple items reports a youth gathering at St Edwards hall and various local notices. It notes protests over women's labor laws by two taborn squadrons of the industry department, and lists political convention results in York Lancaster and Erie. It also covers fire safety warnings, a proposed tax office in Erie County, mail from Germany about a zeppelin, power company investments, fashion hats, a minor auto accident, a deer collision, a Memorial Day speaker in Titusville, road plans to connect Erie and Pittsburgh, a Washington demonstration invite, a proposed emergency tax for public officers, and Pennsylvania Railroad carload figures for May 9 1936.
Production of '37 Auto License Tags Started
Harrisburg May 13 The commonwealth will not be late with the stock motor vehicle license tags despite flood damage to the Western State Penitentiary shop. About 20 000 sets of commercial vehicle plates are on schedule with 1 000 000 total plates planned for Pennsylvanians this year. Other plates for trailers passengers cars and motorcycles will follow once commercial plates are finished. Delivery to the department of revenue will occur this summer. The work supports prison employment and rehabilitation with materials including 900 tons of steel 7000 gallons of paint and 8600 gallons of varnish plus 2 010 000 sheets of paper and 40 000 shipping cartons.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Stods
Prndemiiary
Welfare
Abe
Cummercil Group
Pennayyamia Woloy
Department of Revenue
John D. Pennington
Secretary of Welfare
Pennaylvania
Prise and i| Ivalan
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Sions Jong
Une
Spon
Harriabueg
Boy Scout Local and County News Activities
Local and county Boy Scout activity notes include AE troop No. 70 meetings on Monday and a week end camp planned for May 22 and 28 at the Carlson cottage on Chautauqua Lock. Final arrangements will be made at the next meeting, with sport and scout program planned. Training at Woop camping opened last week with strong attendance under Scoutmaster Carroll assisted by Whitehead, Bannister, Bryan, Knoll, Kirby. Registrations continue. next meeting May 12 at Scout Headquarters 183 West Seventh Mine. Camp Sequoyah and Camporee plans noted with dates May 6-17 and May 23-Path, and May 26-27 Frontier Place. Camp Sequoyah folders available for registration. Charles E. Steinford returns as camp director with Al Bryan assisting.
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Carlson Cottage
Chautauqua Lock
Woop
P. Carroll
Pred Whitehead
Bill Bannister
al Bryan
Pauli Knoll
Tom ‘Kirby
Carroll
Aida
Scout
West Seventh Street
Mine
Camp Sequoyah
Fisher Hotel
Frontier Place
Sequoyah
Jearna
Charles E. Steinford
Boy Scout Headquarters
West 7Th Street
Cal women barred from full band rights at UC
Berkeley California report notes that women students have not gained full rights to join the university band. It states co-eds may participate but must perform in a separate formation during football games. The policy preserves a segregated arrangement for marching sections.
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Ebrkeley
Cal
Liniversity of California
Unniversity
Kiwanians Meet in Washington for Large International Convention
Kiwanis members from the United States and Canada arrange a major convention in Washington June 21 to 25. International manager Merton S. Heiss notes 40 percent more hotel reservations than any prior event, with districts like New Jersey and Pennsylvania each registering hundreds. The gathering aims to be a family oriented meeting with emphasis on attendance by Kiwanis children and families.
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Washington
United States
Canids
Corry Club
Miami
Mia
Merton S. Heiss
Heiss
Maylower
Ashwanis
Canada
North
South Carolina
New Jerey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North America
Clymer Pays Deep Tribute to M Havercamp
Mur Havercamp longtime Clymer highway superintendent dies at home after bronchial illness. Born in Clymer 56 years ago he leaves his wife Warnahousa and children Mary Will Meeklink of North East Anna Markham Erie Minnie Simpson Mobile Ala. Funeral Tuesday at Abbe Reformeit Church with Rev. G Winmer officiating. Burial in North Side cemetery. Mohawk Lodge C C and local officials attend. Bearers listed and many area residents attend.
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Clymer
N.Y
Mur
Kaa
Psayer
le Warnahousa
Mery
Will Meeklink
North East
Anna Markham
Erie
Minnie Simpson
Mobile
Ala
G. Winmer
North Side
Mahawk Lodge C. C
Carlyle Neckers
Howard Leglers
Jamestown W . A
Ilistente
Jacob Kirkby
Helen
Folland
Gayret Groters
Harry Barton
Gerald Bennink
John Letters
George "Weters
Warren Council Drops Plans for Field Fence
Warren May 18 By secret ballot with eleven members present the borough council adjourned and adopted a resolution to drop all plans and negotiations for leasing Russell Weld and erecting a fence around the property. The eight to three vote followed discussion revealing the borough faces an overdraft of about 3900 and may need to borrow until tax funds are received.
Doubts On Atomic Power Breakup Probe In Pasadena
Dr Robert Z Milian warns in Pasadena that counting on atomic energy is flawed as oil reserves decline. He predicts a shift to coal and inorganic products of oil and water power as future energy sources.
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Robert R. Nichols
East South Street
Germany
von Hindenburg
Mr. Nichols
Lakehurst
Tirst Ward
Lumbex
Pasadena
Cal
Robert Z. Milian
Elks Plan Big Meeting Sunday in Corry
Corry Lodge No 789 BoP with Anthony M Lite exulted ruler eyed a large Northwest District Association gathering at the Corry Country Club on Sunday May 17. Nineteen lodges from the district will be represented in an all day event with a luncheon and evening activities. Jerome J Hight chairs the refreshment committee Mrs Hubbard Cragg arranges the party. District officers including Frank Lyons are expected to attend. The gathering honors Elks lodges and families with a past large turnout anticipated.
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Corry
Bop
Oike
Anthony M. Lite
Northwest District Association
Mike
Corry Country Clunic
Jerome J
Hubard Cragg
Frank Lyona
Warren
Elka
Irvine Named New Chairman of Republicans in Corry
Samuel J. Irvine, general manager of Aero Supply Corporation, was chosen as Corry city chairman of the Republicans at a meeting in Blaine Ziegel’s offices last evening. The move follows post primary leadership changes. Irvine succeeds Kincaid and will direct fall campaign efforts. An early reorganized committee meeting is planned to draft campaign plans.
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Samuel J. Irvine
Aero Supply Corporation
Wil
Cory
Republican City Committee
Uew
Blaine Einegel
Irvine
Corry
Kincaid
Comammittee
Former ballet dancer jailed in Persian car racket exposed
A former ballet dancer in San Francisco received six months in jail after being convicted of luring pedigreed Persian cars from their homes to more profitable surroundings, part of a unique racket.
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San Francisco
Franklin School Wage Deadlock Halts Construction Work
May 13 in May Franklin the Franklin High School project remains paralyzed by a wage dispute. Union carpenters strike over 85 cents an hour versus 95 cents claimed as standard in Franklin. Contractor John Shutrump warns if workers refuse the scale, work will stop, equipment moved, and progress halted while $65 stays to finish the building.
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Franklin
Branklin Tunior
Public Farm Sale At Riceville On May 18
Auction of 2 cows 2 heifers a work mare and farm tools including grain drill plow disc harrow engine electric catch cream separator hay rake and other farm items. Terms cash. W. B. Stover Arthur Scouten Spartansburg Auctioneer Duds.
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Riceville
Townsend Plan Lecture Tour At Meadville Event
A noted historian and economist Edward F. Trety formerly of Washington D C spoke on Townsend Plan economics at Meadville High School on May 12 and announced future talks in Greenville Pam usawney Johnstown. The events were free and open to the public.
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Pennsylvania
Edward FP
Trety
Washington, D. C
Chambers of Commerce
Rotalians
Kiwanis
Lions
Exchange
Iiness
Chamber of Commerce
Unite States
Chambersin
Tress
United States
Mr. Tress
Bn Inis
Tref
Meadville High School
Greenville High
Pamxsutawney
Johnstown
Sundy
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St. Edward's Hall
Operation of
Belryr
Rawilly
Tabor Ahi Industry Department
Ralph M. Baghore
Philadelphia
Pittsbururh
Aroun
York
T Ie
Itr
C. Hertz Jer
Lancaster
Franklin B Mosbach
Brie
Eri 3
West Penn Power Company of Pittsburgh
Spring
West Fleasant Streets
Charles McGee
South Street
Union City
Steven Chojnacki
Twenty-ninth Street
Horace Brynolfson
Three Point la
Bailey
Youngsville
Warren County
Charles A. Gebert
Tne
Perry
Gispatthes
Butler
Jeaders
TriState Authority
Hat Corry
Assembly
HG. Andrews
Cambria
Semsptyana
Boy Scout
Bryan
Wirlz
Kunkle
M. Havercamp
Warren Council
Member
Federal Reserve System
The
Federal Deposit Tnn, Corp
Washington, B.C
ELKS
Republicans
Franklin School
W. B. Stover
Arthur Scouten
Spartansburg
Auctioneer
Duds
Plan Townsend
Meadville
Edward F. Tretz
Nvesty
Kno
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