Paragram of Local Items and Notices
A collection of brief items notes shop redecorating and sales at Wing-Willi Store 117 North Center Street reports on Golden Rule Day May 28th accident tallies in Pennsylvania April up 20.6 percent yet monthly injuries rise offset by 8.5 percent drop in accidents. Construction begins on Aera Supply plant expansion on Main Street two story brick building planned. Weather notes warn frost risk with clouds and cooling temperatures. Kennecott Copper increases dividend to 30 cents from 25 cents. Sterling Mik Erie gains injunction to stop former employee soliciting customers. Marriage intentions listed Crawford County Meadville area. Postmaster General Warley to speak at Michigan Democratic convention Grand Rapids. AWOL candidate Rose endorses view on New Deal critics. Montgomery Ward reports net profit for quarter end April 30 of 2 836 838 after dividends. Tony Jackson opens Spring Street Flower Shop with greenhouse on Essex Street. Pennsylvanian Railroad car loadings rise 14.8 percent to 103 802 and year to date up 66 percent. New comet to be visible late July near sunrise per Harvard observatory. Joe Amorossa and Robert Keppel appeals on disorderly house verdicts set at 21 each. Edward Bergen announces Trooper Paul Longe assigned to replace resigning Lewis R. Lioyu.
Owlett Seen as G O P Choice for Governor in 1938
Pennsylvania Republican leader G Mason Owlett of Wellsboro emerges as a top gubernatorial prospect in the 1938 primary. At 44 he heads the party’s anti Democratic administration push and serves as national committeeman after defeating Baldwin in party lines. Owlett currently represents the large Tioga Potter McKean district and has been named to lead the state GOP response.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
G. Mason Owlett
Wellsboro
Azires
G. O. P. Blue
Clarence J. Buckman
Bucks
Pennsylvania
G. ©. P. Wheelhouse
David A. Reed
U. S
Owiett
New York
Capitol
Owlett
Senate
Baldwin
Owilett
Juneau Adopts First Uniformed Police in Alaska
Juneau, Alaska, unveils its first uniformed police as the city council approves four dark green uniforms for the force. The four officers average about 220 pounds, marking a historic step for local law enforcement.
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Juneau
Alaska
Counciil
Body of drowned Ridgway man found near Idlewild
The body of Joseph Mytro, who fell from Yeamhe bridge near the WIOU Company plane on May 20, was found yesterday near Idlewild along the Clarion river, reported by a railroad crew.
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Ridgway
Joseph Mytro
Wi Wou Company
Idlewild
Clarion River
Warren Plans Big July 4 Celebration
May 20 Warren residents gathered to discuss an Independence Day observance. Thirty citizens agreed to hold an old fashioned celebration on July 4 showing Warren as a wide awake town after years of quiet.
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Warren
Times- Mirror
Prise
Ent
Bull @ Loe
Troop D State Police Move Rumors Confirmed
Rumor that the Troop D barracks in Butler would move to a new northwestern Pennsylvania location has been confirmed. Captain Jasper Oftendahl is inspecting several possible sites in the Franklin tract as Venanzo county awaits a final decision after a Harrisburg conference.
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Butler
Butler Anvices
Pennsylvania State Police
Pennsylvania
Jasper Oftendahl
Oftendahl
Franklin Tract
Venanzo County
Harrisburg
Corryite Arraigned On Non Support Charge
Corryite Ray Southworth of Corry faced non support charges in Trie county court before Judge William Hirt and was ordered to pay 85 per week for child support. Orville Williams of Union City had his case continued.
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William Hirt
Trie
Ray Southworth
Corry
Hlschild
Orville Williams
RD. 1
Union City
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Paty
Wing-Willi
North Center Street
Department of Labor and Industry
Te Aera Supply Corporation
Weal
Main Street
Kennecott Coppe Corporation
Sterling Mik, Inc
Erie
Ray
Straub
Sterling
Crawford County
Meadville
Arden Bennett
Spartansburs
Helen Louise Reichard
New Hamburg
Paul G. Cochran
Kerrtown
R. Charlotte Rose
James A. Warley
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Tts
WABC
Awol Rose
Cambridge Springs
Geo M. Peek
Crawford County Republican Organization
Messlville
New Deal Administration
Montgomery Ward
Tony Jackson
Spring Street
Essex Street
Mr. Jackson
Pennsylvanis
Harvard College Observatory
Joe Amorossa
Robert Keppel
Edward ©. Bergen
Lawrence Park
Paul Longe
Lewis R. Lioyu
G.O.P
TIOGA
PARTY
Penna
State Police
Franklin
Corryite
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Corry, Penn
Cretonnes
Cretonnest
Sanatt LO
Oxford
Basel
Tole
Mt Limited
America
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