Pennsylvania railroad revenue and local notices amid 1930s events
The report notes Pennsylvania railroads posted a net operating income of 3 714 452 for April, with gross revenues of 20 092 148, up from last year. It also covers local incidents including a prowler at the VFW home, marriage license applications in Crawford County, and corrections about police staffing and street traffic enforcement in Corry and Meadville.
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Pennsylvania
Blroad
Leon Brown
Fourth Ward
William Swan
Ae Tanac D. Obert
Sparta Township
Crawford County
Obert
Spartansburg
State aid sought for Erie tuberculosis hospital and Dobler Farm Home
Harrisburg discussions aim to insert a state appropriation of 85 000 to 40 000 dollars to aid Erie County Tuberculosis Hospital and Dobler Farm Home. Assemblyman Homer B. Cook met officials in Baie to verify operating costs and push the measure before the Senate. He reports confidence the funds will be read into the bill to support the two TB care institutions.
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House
Erie
Dobler Farm
Harrisburg
Memorial Day Observance Planned by G A R and Local Churches
Memorial Day events will honor veterans with services at St. Pauls Lutheran church and a parade from the Y F W lawn at 10:80 AM. Capt W S Houghton and Major H B Simmons lead tributes, with floral placements on graves and a National Anthem by the Corry Band. All veterans and families are urged to attend.
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Edward L. Wagner
St. Paul’s
Tapa
Eugier Hasbrouck
Corry Band
All Way
Corry
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Y. F. W. Lawn
St. Paul’s Church
Wagner
Penn'a Postmasters Meet in Erie June 15-17
Postmaster James P Sullivan reports the Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Association of Postmasters convention will be held in Erie from June 15 to 17 with 400 to 450 expected attendees. Senator Guffey may attend. Tarves Mead of Buffalo will give the main address. guests include W W Howes and Jlstumsey Black. Erie county committee to draft final plans in coming weeks.
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James P. Sullivan
Erie
Charles Schloss
Pennsylvania
National Association of Postmasters
Sullivan
U.S
Joseph Guffey
Princeton
Tarves Mead
Buffalo
W. W. Howes
Tirst
Jlstumsey Black
Corry-Columbus Boys Broadcast Details
The Warren county youth club announces a fifteen minute broadcast from WITN in Tama town on Saturday May 27 at 1245 eastern time. Participants include Roy Swart Corry representing parents Myron Laidwick from Tander community Mariel Norveck Sugar Grove Dav Curtis newly elected president Columbus W S Jeffries assistant state club felter and O C Tritt city agent.
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Warren County
WITN
Tamestown
Roy Swart
Corry
Myron Laidwick
Tander
Mariel Norveck
Sugar Grove
Dav Curtis
Columbus
W. S. Jeffries
Feltler
O. C. Tritt
Youngsville Boy Struck by Car
In Warren on May 26 seven year old Edwara Nichols of Youngsville was struck by a car while walking to school. He is in Warren General Hospital with a chin laceration possible skull fracture and facial bruising. Driver John Dick 38 of Cambridge Mass said he was driving slowly when the boy darted into the road at the near end of the concrete bridge in Youngsville.
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Warren
Edwara Nichols
Lavern Nichols
Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
John 7. Dick
Cambridge
Mass
Duykel
Yparal Bartlett
Motor Police
Big Firemen's Jubilee Parade at Johnsonburg
Dozens of fire companies from western Pennsylvania reply to invite for the summer’s first big firemen parade. Johnsonburg hosts the second annual jubilee of Central Hose Company No. 1 from June 8 to 10. Wiremen's Day is Saturday June 14 with a mile long parade of bands hose companies and fire equipment starting at 6 p.m. EST. Visitors compete for over 400 dollars in 14 prizes.
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surauNounsy Pa
Pennsylvania
Central Hose Company No
Miners Anticipate Coal Wage Contract Within 36 Hours
New York May 2 negotiators believed today that a contract governing wages and hour conditions for 100000 miners in the Pennsylvania anthracite industry would be signed within 86 hours. A sub-committee of four operators and four United Mine Workers representatives met in New York to study a tentative contract drafted last night.
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New York
United Mine Workers of America
Tony
Erie Ordered to Chlorinate Sewage in Raise of Funds
Erie health officials pushed to chlorinate the city sewage system after a state health board order. Streets Director Harry Klebes prepared the plan and asked Finance Director Paul Watson for $10,000 immediately to begin work, with Charles Young of the state health department approving a temporary setup for this year's chlorination project.
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Erie
State Health Board
Peula
Streeta
Harry Klebes
Paul Watson
Charles Young
State Health Department
Blebes
Tate
Young
Klebes
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Bernard O. Wellman
Edith E. Rice
Union City
Laverne Ayers
West Spring Creek
Orville Lincoln
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Chicago
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Cory
Veterans’ Home
Pennsylvania Employment Service
Labor and Industry
Lewis G. Hines
Frank P. Groves
New York State
Culbertson Hills Country Club
Edinboro
Ralph S. Dewey
Howard J. Sheen
Harold G. Wolfe
Crawford County Court
John L. Dale
Sarah HB. McGranahan
Misa Metranatian
Wan
Third Avenue
Bret Woodchuck
Don Miller
North Center Street
Homer B. Cook
Moye
PENN
Columbus Boys
Youngsville Boy
Johnsonborg
Zone
Chapin & Sons
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Miller’s Pharmacy
New Ward
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