Some More Helpful Motoring Hints From Commissioner Bynon
A summary of safety guidance for motorists by Benjamin G. Bynon urges slower speeds and careful driving. It covers right of way at intersections and crosswalks, safe passing, yielding to overtaken vehicles, and maintaining prudent following distances. It also warns against following too closely, prohibits parking near hill crests or curves, and requires stopping and aiding after accidents with notice to officials. It emphasizes not coasting in neutral on mountain roads and holding to the right side when possible.
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Benjamin G. Bynon
Motor Vehicles
Ahield
Inay
Pennsylvania Department of Revenue
Harrisburg
War Taxes May Not Yield Expected Revenue
The article argues that soaking the rich through wartime income taxes will not meet the federal budget needs. It notes big incomes have fallen since boom years, with some drops up to 65 percent, and warns that revenue requires broad tapping of federal sources as industry recovers and production rises.
Question prompts from a quiz page Pondering local history
A reader asks about when the Buffalo Road along the lake was laid out the European lowest point the date of the Battle of Bull Run what Cotton Mather was noted for and the pay for game commissioners board members who wrote Meditation in Culture is unclear turn to page 7 for answers.
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Lake
Europe
Bull Run
Cotton Mather
Board of Game Commissioners
Caive
New Pastor Appointed in Oil City
Rev. J F Nolan, assistant at St. Stephen's church, named pastor of Help of Christians church in the 10th ward by Monsignor R J Guilfoyle of Erie. Appointment takes effect immediately, succeeding the late Rev. Bart McAyinne. Pastor J F Fielding says no official notice on Nolan's transfer or new assistant yet.
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Oil City
JF. Nolan
St. Stephen's Church
Help of Christians Church
10Th Ward
Monsiegneur
R.J. Guilfoyle
Erie
Nolan
Bart McAyinne
Rev. Nolan
St Stephen's Church
J. F. Fielding
Willis Salary Cut Plan Opposed By County Leaders
Erie May 10 Controllers Willis wage slash proposal draws fierce opposition as county commissioners and the salary board prepare a meeting for Thursday to discuss a planned 10 percent cut. Despite Willis asserting support, officials warn the move may fail and withhold comment while rallying against the plan.
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Erie
Hervey M. Willis
Houge
Tiny
Willis
Hal
Court House
William
Elgin Cemetery Improvement Bee Held By Local Citizens
Citizens of Higin and vicinity gather at the church Thursday morning for a cemetery bee. A noon dinner by the Ladies Aid. volunteers to transform the site with two days work promised by many. Bring shovels and wheelbarrows if possible.
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Higin
Ladies Aid
Alexander Shreve plead guilty in Erie court case
Former constables Jack Alexander and Clifton D. Shreve pleaded guilty to one charge of slack mail in county court. Sentencing deferred to Sept 49 by Judge Bouton. Bonds forfeited to protect counties costs. Quashed remaining charges. observers note end of the Wesleyville liquor racket case. A concert tour note and a Wild West incident are also summarized.
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Erie
Jack
Alexander
Clifton d. Shreve
Tre
Joseph .J. Bouton
McKean
Lexander
Shreve
Bower
Bouton
Maurice Coughlin
Waal
Wesleyville
Grand
Quinn
Bell Ringers Here on Friday at First Methodist
The Scandinavian Bell Ringers return to First Methodist Episcopal church Friday for a second concert after a crowd overflowed last week. Using 118 bells up to eighteen pounds, they perform classical and sacred melodies with notable skill, in what may again draw a full house before they leave America.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
America
New Melloglo Powder Promises Longer Wear
Advertisement for MELLO-GLO face powder from Keisterie Drug Store touts a French process for smoother spread and longer wear. It claims to hide tiny lines pores and prevent shine offering a youthful complexion and suitability for every complexion.
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Keisterie Drug Store
Poppy Sale for Veterans Relief Arrives May 26
The Flanders post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its annual poppy drive on May 26. Proceeds support disabled veterans and dependents, with funds aiding welfare work, maintenance of graves, and relief for comrades in distress. A portion funds service and union work at Veterans Bureau offices and regional offices.
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Flanders
America
A. W. Thompson Post
Veterana of Foreign Wars
Newby
Corry
Uey
HME Na
Sts
Vina
Post 13
Veterans
Bueau
Wasterington
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Simday
West South Street
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Kimball, Inc
W. 40Th St
New York
Chicago
Elgin Cemetery Improvement
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Fe
Brie
M. E
Marcel
Harriette Beauty
Center St
Veterans’ Relief
PueRaa
Tbs
Prin Fruits
Sultana
Jer
Pkas
Nat
Atlantic & Pacific
Clifton
Bigelow
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center St
Corry, Penna
Chapin’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
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