Radio Rodeo Prompts Week Ending Events In Town
A chaotic jumble of local notices and incidents fills the page. Upcoming events include a Radio Rodeo at the Junior High auditorium and a city council meeting. Police report possible cases of mischief with damage at the Caldwell home and a deer disposal by the Game Protector.
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Milton Caldwell
Maple Avenue
LeRoy Dickinson
Weal Wayne Street
Biailoce
Caldwell
Polles
John D. Flanigan
Blythe and
Irwin
Pennsylvanian Motor Police
Glatz
Concord Township
Don Miller
Plan for Two Way Radio System for Erie Cops
Erie officials plan a two way radio system for the police department to be installed late this year or in January 1939. Mayor Barber approved the plan and will include the estimated 3000 dollar cost in the 1939 budget. Chief Raub and engineer work toward enabling cruiser to station dialogue directly with the police desk, aiming for city savings.
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Erie
Charles &. Barber
Aunh Uw
Wach
Barber
Yale
Louis Raub
Vasin
George ‘Christoph
Rattbe
Raub
Edwin Booth Helped Found Actors Fund Leader in 1930s Era
Edwin Booth was among the principal founders of the Actors' Fund of America, a landmark organization aiding performers. The note marks June 8 as a referenced date for this historical involvement.
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Actors’ Fund
Edwin Booth
Actors’ Fund of America
Pao
Hunter Killed in Crawford County Hunting Accident
In Crawford County, George Ki Marshall of Pittsburg, 28, was fatally wounded by accidental discharge of a companion's gun while hunting near Cambridge Springs. He died shortly after at Wassen hospital. Deputy Coroner Carl P. Levine said no inquest will be held. Marshall and two other Pittsburg men had rented a cabin near town for several days.
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George Ki
Marshall
Pittsburg
Coupenton
Warson
Cambridge Springs
Carl P. Levine
Cambridge
Millions Allocated for Schools and Nearby Projects
The Thompson Plan proposes nine point seven two four million dollars for new school buildings across multiple townships and municipalities, including high schools and grade schools. An additional state hospital project near Warren receives over one point seven million dollars, with plans for a 250 bed general hospital and facilities for disturbed male patients, plus expansions to the nurses’ home and utilities. Six Warren County districts seek thirty two point seven million in additions under the plan, covering several grade and high schools across Ervlenstraw, Columbus, Pine Grove, Sugarcreek, Sugarcrown, Freehold, and Youngsville.
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Snontiquea Rom Rage Une
Fire County
Ilsires
Lang
Indy
Lo Ramis Township
Mitt
M'dleharo Joli Te Sh
Watushiyar Je-Sr
Wesleyville
Warren State Hospital
PWA
Warden State
North Warren
Warren County
Ervlenstraw
Columbus Township
Pine Grove Township
Sugargrive Town
Alilq
Sugarcrown
Freehold Townships
Youngsville High School
Firemen Bazaar Promises Betting Sparks at Buffalo Stage
In a chaotic report from Conneaut New York, local firemen stage a bazaar amid betting chatter. The piece cites public interest, a gubernatorial angle, and political bets around a state senate race, with plans for a community event near West Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman
Buffalo
Mor Bennett and Me Mette in Democratic stance debated
In the report the Mor Bennett and Me Mette group contrasts with the broader Democratic atute takel, noting exposure to the American Labor party. The piece frames shifting alignments and local political maneuvering without graphic detail.
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Mor
Bennett
American Labor Party
Ten Killed in Gun Accidents Reported
United Press dispatch from Harrisburg notes a string of gun accident fatalities during a grim month. The report details ten deaths linked to accidental firearm discharges, with authorities continuing investigations into the incidents and their circumstances across several towns.
Don’t Be Fooled About Constipation
An early 20th century style health blurb touts a cereal-based remedy for constipation. It warns readers against common eating mistakes and promotes a daily Kellogg’s All-Bran plan as a natural intestinal tonic, claiming fiber from crunchy Kulloce’s All-Bray foods can relieve symptoms. The piece uses sensational tone and direct instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormele
Sally
Nature
Ford V8 Cars Headline Offers Value In 1949 Line
Ford Motor Company presents two new 1949 V8 cars emphasizing reliability and streamlined design. The models feature hydraulic brakes, V8 power, and improved comfort, with lower prices and the slogan The Quality Goes In The Low-price Field. Pricing lists Coupe and Sedan variants across De Luxe and standard lines, highlighting Ford-built value and updated interiors and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Ford
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Thelin
Chrysler Corporation
Werle County Health and ‘Tuberculosia Association
Erie Press Club
Frank Burge
Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Leo T. Clark
United States
New York City
Pennsylvania
Tie
Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation
Atute Public Assistance Department
General State Authority
Rengram
A. 5
Janeway
Clinton McLean
Franklin Street
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Aspinwall
Pittsburgh
Agriculture Supervisors
Crawfon
Warren
Venango
Mercer
Frst
Congdon Hotel
Union City
Loveland Field
Critith Boardman
War Woodring
WOR
National Defense
Harold W. Smith
Mill Village
St. Vincents’ Hospital
Erle
Corry Lodge of Elka
Elks Home
Hunter
Crawford County
Willy Tanies Bi Acker
David Blysone
Rovio
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Savers
Soreyees
LINN
Eee
Ues
Wagner
Mead
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Tremaine
Nowy
Betlin Luister
Weider
Wile Whiten
Elvetrin
Lohennn
Mackion
Phony Dewey
Senate
M. Mouth
United Star Senate
Shioer
Jnl
Bennet
Morris
Hoge Chinpany
Exile
Ty Young
Thors
Goon
United Prem Marrisburg
Meath Wat
Rfc
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Ford Features
Tomoserow
Ford Dealers
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