Erie Police Shake-Up Rumors Stir City Officials
Rumors spread through Erie police circles of a major department shake-up after the assignment of three sergeants Wellnes Gay morning to new duties. Mayor Rossiter authorized Detective Captain Christoph to take over the traffic bureau automobile with the three sergeants to use the car in the future.
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Welfare workers discuss unemployment at Harrisburg conference
Fifty Pennsylvania welfare workers met in Harrisburg at a conference summoned by Governor Pinchot to discuss unemployment conditions. In York, Francis X. Weaver, 57, a retired McSherrytown manufacturer, died at West Side sanitorium, the fifth victim of a car crash.
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Piano Bargain Seeks Quick Buyer for Studio Piano
A near here buyer who paid over $100 for a studio size piano cannot continue payments asks release from contract. The piano is like new and offered for the balance due with terms as low as 2.50 dollars weekly. Respond by writing ADJUSTER in care of this newspaper.
Local Highlights From Allentown Area News
Special school board meeting set for Friday at 1 pm. Chautauqua Opera Hour directed by Albert Stoessel features Lake Chautauqua artists broadcast Saturdays at 3 30 pm for eight weeks on NBC. Warren lodge anniversary includes James B Borland among speakers. Elks to attend. Free preschool clinic at library building offices this afternoon. Veterans of Foreign Wars promote Buddy Poppy sale at former Frank TL Weeks store on Nott Center street Saturday. Seven freight stations tie for first in Central region group C for efficiency in handling Jess Ryan carload freight. leaders Franklin Connellsville Mt Vernon Corry Salem New Lexington Rochester. IRS rulesPennsylvania gasoline tax cannot be deducted from federal income. Senator Reed had advocated the deduction. Robert F Brinton appointed chief of the millie conlict section of the health department at 4260 salary by Governor Pinecoth. Allentown chosen for the 1933…
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Suspects in New Castle Job Released
Two suspects in the slaying of a New Castle policeman during a bank holdup were released after Pennsylvania state police questioned them. License plates on the bandit car traced to Lorain where they were stolen.
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Philadelphia Pastor Elected Moderator for 74th General Assembly
Rev Dr Charles Cleland pastor of Second United Presbyterian Church Philadelphia was elected moderator of the 74th general assembly of the United Presbyterian Church in North America. He succeeds Rev Dr James A McDonald of Youngstown who has been acting moderator since the death of Dr J Knox Montgomery.
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