CCC Deaths Prompts Seek Records From Agriculture Dept
United Press dispatch from Emporium Pennsylvania reports District Attorney Edwin Tompkins seeks CCC fire inquiry records. He plans to request Agriculture Secretary Henry A Wallace for files on Camp S172 where seven youths died and 46 were injured in a forest fire last October. Camp supervisor Earl Goetz and CCC official B D Foy resist releasing documents and answer few questions citing departmental inquiry. Goetz notes CCC youths at Camp 5192 had some training in September before the fatal blaze.
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Corry Grange Holds All Day Session
Corry Grange convenes for an all day session at the Grange Hall with harvest dinner served. A business meeting will be held in the hall and short programs offered by the returner. All members are urged to attend. do not bring loving offers or pamphlets, and bring items by 11 o'clock.
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Erie seeks 1 500 000 for housing program
Erie Housing Authority asks the federal government to earmark 1 500 000 for Erie housing, while a city WPA survey on housing conditions continues. Officials say the earmark would not bind the city but would ensure funds if a program is approved. Mayor Barber and the housing authority discussed the plan Tuesday morning.
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Liens May Help Erie Budget Balance
Erie city eyes liens bureau as potential fix for the 1928 budget. Sewer liens on properties may yield about $100,000, offsetting delinquent taxes. Several large properties face payments or legal action, with the city keeping sewerhead against properties until settled.
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Hit and run driver hearing set in Erie case
A. W. Petergon of South Bend facing hit and run death charge in the case of Alfred Peters, 47, killed on W Lake Road at Wyoming Avenue last Saturday night. The hearing was postponed to 2 p.m. Thursday by Peace Frank Steinford of Keargarge for defense counsel. Petergon cited as saying he did not stop after the crash.
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Sheriff Also Errs It Costs Him Dollary
A garbled report describes a conflict between a sheriff and a game warden during a woods search for small game. The warden regales a hunter with a demand to sign a note after collecting a fee, implying a lesson in accountability. The text is fragmentary with many errors but centers on an exchange involving the sheriff and hunting officials.
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100 Employees Face Charges
United Press reports the Senate campaign investigating committee announced it has identified about 100 federal employees who contributed to senatorial campaigns. The committee noted these contributions may violate law and disclosed 2,200 replies to 8,000 questionnaires.
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Revival Meetings at Nazarene Church end with strong attendance
Progress at the Weal Church of the Nazarene on Wisex Street concludes after revival meetings. Officials report the sessions produced the best turnout in five years with eight converts at the altar and several others expected to join soon. Plans emerge for new Sunday school rooms to accommodate a growing enrollment.
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Portage Man Fatally Injured In Railroad Incident
A Portage man Michiel Spite was fatally injured in a railroad incident near Johnstown. An accompanying witness stated the train struck the man while he stood near the tracks. Authorities are reviewing the scene and recording statements from onlookers.
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