Prankster Cecile Leads Quints Mood and Mischief
A septet of traits mark the Dionne quintuplets with Cecile a prankster and independent speaker. Yvonne acts as the motherly helper opening doors and managing visitors hats and coats. Emilie gathers flowers and pockets tokens of treasure. Annette shines in dance grace and music while all remain under careful family routines. Salary Saturday.
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Quints
Yvonne
Dionne
Annette
Temps i
Manuel Annette
Bis
Uninspected Milk Supplies Blamed on Martin
Safety Director Joseph Martin faced county court questioning as Attorney Samuel Rossiter claimed he was responsible for uninspected milk reaching the city. The court set 2 p.m. Monday June 6 for arguments on a preliminary injunction barring action against Sterling and Sanitary milk companies over alleged uninspected milk.
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Joseph Martin
William J. Hirt
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Ay Rossiter
Dward M. Murphy
Sterling and Sanitary Milk Companies
Rossiter
Martin
Sraventeal
Kenneth Webb
Fom
Sanitary
Sterling
Murphy
Sitt
Corry and Nearby Boroughs Move to Issue Bonds for Public Projects
Documents filed in Erie court detail bond plans totaling 42,000 for Corry storm sewer work, 10,000 for Girard Township's electrical plant, 80,000 for Lawrence Park fire house, and 55,000 for Millcreek schoolhouse. Financial statements and court procedures accompany the filings.
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Court House
Erie
Girard Worough Plant
Equity Court
Ment
Lawrence Park Township
Millcreek Township
State Federation of Democratic Women backs party harmony
In Pittsburgh on May 26 delegates to the State Federation of Democratic Women adopted a resolution urging party harmony and endorsing Democratic candidates for statewide offices in November. The action followed the annual convention’s close yesterday as the group sought unity ahead of the election season.
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Party Harmony
Pittsburgh
Democratic Organization
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State Federation of Democratic Women
Resignation of William Green Shocks Labor Peace Efforts
Washington May 26 The executive board of the United Mine Workers of America accepted William Green's resignation with caustic language that appears to have ended any remaining hopes for harmony between the Committee for Industrial Organization and the American Federation of Labor.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
William Green
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Family heads gain preference for WPA work
Erie reports reveal hundreds of family heads in the Kru district awaiting WPA projects including local sites with no dependents. Officials say if no work arises, up to nine hundred workers, many supporting families, may be removed from the relief rolls to avoid further hardship. The Erie WEA district notes six qualifications and 10,250 workers already enumerated.
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Erie
Kru
WPA
Erie Wea
District approves limited projects amid wage offers
District officials indicate several projects await funding under WPA programs with no quota set yet. State and federal provisions allow temporary employment as appropriations arrive from Washington. More jobs expected as additional approvals come through, lifting district employment.
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Saistile
WPA
Geete
Washington
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