Landon, Hilles Face Crunch Over Nominating Votes
United Press reports from Washington on May 25 describe Republican strategy ahead of the Cleveland convention. New York’s Landon bloc may sway delegations, with Hilles weighing whether to back Landon or another candidate such as Steiner or Borah. The battle centers on securing a majority of first ballot votes and the chance to shape the party’s presidential nominee.
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Lyle CG
Wilson
United Press
Washington
Shade Roaps
London
New York
Gleveland
Landon
Walter Patlivians
Charles LD. Hilles
Hilles
Cleve
Kansas
Almoht Assured
Frank Knox
Chicago
William E Borah
Lester J. Dickinson
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Frederick Steiner
Borah
Republican Party
Hiles
Plans to Move Troop D from Butler Abandoned
Major Lynn G. Adams, state police superintendent, announced no change to Troop D barracks location in Butler. Reports said labor department repairs at a leased three story building prompted a possible relocation, but Adams cited trooper needs in northwestern Pennsylvania and plans for short wave radio stations as factors in the decision.
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Pennsylvania
State Police
Butler
Lynn G. Adams
Adams
Kane
Butler Barracks
State Department of Labor, and Industry
Associated Gas Revenue Improvement in 1936 Earnings
The consolidated earnings statement shows a general revenue increase for the year ended March 31 1936. Associated Gas and Electric Company reports total operating revenues of 108 553 761 dollars, up 4 673 982 dollars or 4 5 percent from the previous year.
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Associated Gas and Elestiie Corporation
Associated Gas and Electric Corporation
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Sted
Ainge
Probe Vandalism at Oil City Ath Fields
Oil City May 25 reports vandalism at Mitchell Avenue athletic field used by Oil City High and St Joseph’s High. W H Plann, chair of the school board athletic committee, says the fence and field house were damaged by unknown persons with high powered rifles. Windows broken, field house windows knocked out, damage from past months. Mayor J G Payne first reported the incident after inspecting Ramage Hasson athletic field on Hasson Heights.
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Oil City
Oi City
W. H. Plann
Mitchell Avenue
Oil City High
St. Joseph's High
Flam
J. G. Payne
Ramage-Hasson
Hasson Heights
Bottle design stops gurgling for smooth Toledo pour
An Owens-Hlindls Glass Company invention promises a smooth pour with no gurgle or splash. The bottle features an angled inner pouring surface crafted to produce a small yet steady stream.
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Toledo
Owens-Hlindls Glass Company
Bird whistling cat calls robins to doom at Kane
Kane May 25 Natural cat behaviors awe observers as a cat named Jigga allegedly whistles like a robin from the Bauer home on Pennsylvania Avenue. Four unimpeachable witnesses including the Bauers and a guest swear to hearing the birdlike song and seeing the cat puff its cheeks while a robin dies on the porch. The incident follows several days of strange cat behavior with multiple robins found dead nearby.
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Kane
O. A. Bauer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Robin
Bauer
Dughter
Jean
Walter Meek
Pittsburgh
Pennsyvania Avenue
Ene
Lorelei
Doorbell Rally Urges Unity for Straight Republican Ticket
Mrs. Geo Hemphill of Hemphill leads a three hour Erie County Republican Women rally at Hotel Lawrence with Arthur Sweeney and Frank Pinolt urging a doorbell campaign to energize voters for the November straight ticket. About 400 attendees hear the call for renewed effort after 1932 defeat.
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Brig
Geo, Hemphill
Seaver Pals
Pennsylvania State Council of Republican Women
Arthur Sweeney
Greensburg
Frank Pinolt
Lawrence
Erie County Council of Republican Women
Erie County Committee
W. Pitt Gilford
Councy
Hemphill
Threat to Lynch Girl's Attacker Sparks New York Crowd
A mob of over 200 people in New York threatened to lynch Samuel Schmerler after a reported attempt to assault a four year old girl in a fastide cellar. Schmerler, from the Bronx, was arrested by Patrolman Scarfone. the girl was not harmed, though her clothes were ripped. He faced questions about other alleged attacks on young girls.
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Samuel Schmerler
Schmerler
Bronx
Rocco Scarfone
Sehmorlar
Scarfone
RFC loan totals for Erie County released by state director
State Director M L Lichtenwalner announced the National Emergency Council figures showing Erie County authorized 10 242 938 dollars in RFC loans with 12 811 750 disbursed. Nationwide details include 6 147 066 066.60 authorized and 3 844 189 489.50 disbursed.
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Erie County
Piicton
Minanve Corporation
Luvig
M. L. Lichtenwalner
National Emergency Council
Pennsylvania
United States
Eallyoads
Conycunty Credit Corporation
Federal Land Banks
Death of Mrs F M Redinger in Corry
Word has come of the death in Corry of Mrs F M Redinger wife of Dr F M Reding supervisor of the Brookville district and former pastor of the M E church. She was well known here and friends will regret her passing. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM in the New Bethlehem M E church.
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FM. Reding
Brookville
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E. Church
Corry
Paela
New Bethlehem M. 5
City Market Cash Register Rifled at South Center Street
Authorities say the City Market on South Center Street was entered Friday night. Proprietor Orrix Castor reported about $3 in change stolen from the meat market’s rear register. Police Chief John Pianigan led the response as alarms were raised and the rear door forced.
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South Center Street
Orrix Castor
John Pianigan
T Ie Ovat
Warren Pushes Plans for Ath Program
Warren, May 25. Watwwn will celebrate the Fourth with a booming old-fashioned observance. A finance committee led by W. L Walker reported progress and that funds between 1500 and 2000 will be raised. Proposed events include a parade water sports drum corps contest motorcycle field meet air shows and a baseball game with fireworks and concerts planned across the weekend.
Crossword Puzzle Mystery Items and Odd Clues
A jumble of cryptic crossword style clues and garbled entries. The text lists numbered hints such as donkey, neg ative firearms, capital of the Free State, and various coded letter fragments. It appears to be a scrambled page with inconsistent spacing and stray characters, lacking coherent question structure or complete clue sets to solve.
PUBLIC SALE AND ESTATE NOTICE FOR ERIE COUNTY
Public sale set for May 27 at 1 o clock west of Trupsville Route 7 on Oliver Strubble farm Meadville road. Executors announce sale of cows heifers household goods and farm items. Catherine O Day estate in Corry Erie County Pennsylvania issued executor Frank O Day Corry with Blaine Kincaid attorney. Look in Bath Directions Phinelons ad copy misreads omitted.
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Trupsville
Oliver Strawberge Farm
Meadville-rituagills
Fanner
Arthur Scouten
Spartansburg
Notich
Catherine O'Day
Corry
Erie County
Register of Wills
Frank O'Day
West
Wayne Stret
Blaine Kincaid
Allorney
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