State GOP Leaders Offer New Optimism in Harrisburg
Nearly 400 delegates at the Pennsylvania Committee of Republican Women’s 12th annual convention heard optimism after last week’s election reversal. Senators Reed and Grundy and Attorney General Schnader spoke of renewal, party fundamentals, and a coming era of industrial prosperity despite recent losses.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
David A. Reed
Wm. A. Schnader
Joseph R. Grundy
M. Harvey ‘Taylor
Reed
Joseph F. Giffey
Council
Schnader
George H. Marle
Grundy
Pennsylvania ‘Manufacturers Association
Grover Cleveland
Taylor
Scullylkill
Argaret Culkin ‘Banning
Minnesota
United States
Corry Juror Sworn In Wrong Panel Delays Erie Court
In Erie on Nov 4 a criminal court session was halted when a juror was mistakenly sworn in from the wrong panel. Judge William Hirt paused proceedings and adjourned to correct the juror, then brought the proper juror, Frank J. Lillie of Carry, before the jury in the alternate courtroom. Frank Hayes of R 2,4 Horo was initially sworn in instead.
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Erie
William ©. Hirt
A. P. Rossiter
Frank Hayes
Din Horo
Frank J. Lillie
Carry
Clymerite Seeks $10000 Damages After Car Crash
Damages totaling 10000 are sought by Hles nor G Brown of Clymer New York against Ole Brows a distant relative also of Clymer and Roy C Strickland of North East after an auto accident in Ripley New York several months ago. A summons was filed in Erie county court Tuesday by Rossiter and Aliss Brown who suffered a broken pelvis and other injuries. She was riding in Ole Browns car when it collided with a vehicle driven by Strickland. Details of the case have not been filed.
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Hlesnor G Brown
Clymer
N.Y
Ole Brows
Roy C. Strickland
North East
Ripley
N. Ys
Erie County Cout
Rossiter
Aliss Brown
Ole Brown
Strickland
Sheppard Eyes Another Period of Prohibition
Texas Senator Morris Sheppard, author of the repealed 18th amendment, predicts renewed national prohibition after repeal efforts. He has introduced a joint resolution for returning to prohibition. Commerce data show beer demand rising toward pre prohibition levels and brewery employment increasing in 1938.
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Texas
United Press
Washington
Morris Sheppard
Sheppard
Commerce Department
America
Treasury
Funeral of W. H. Hellyer
Funeral services for W Humens Hellyer who died suddenly at his home in St Charles Minnesota were held yesterday at 2 o clock from the East Branch church Rev William Hall officiated Mrs Howard Simmons sang two numbers Burial was in Hast Branch cemetery with bearers Joan Skiff Archie Smith Ralph Nichols Vern Cobb Glenn Bush and Howard Simmons Relatives and friends from this city included Mr and Mrs Charles Bughee and Frank May and a number from Union City
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W. Humens Hellyer
St. Charles
Minn
Ani
Corry
East Branch
William Hall
Howard Simmons
Hast
Joan Skiff
Archie Smith
Ralph Nichols
Vern Cobb
Glenn Bush
Charles Bughee
Frank May
Union City
Roosevelt said Forbes warned against reckless spending
A garbled quote references Roosevelt and Forbes warning that lavish spending without business support would not restore good times. The fragment suggests a critique of a government approach seen as overbearing and costly.
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Bustuaa Toy Governient
Socialistia Order
Roosevelt
Forbes
Roosevelt urged to favor business and curb government spending
The text urges continued cooperation with industrialists to expand employment and reduce fog affecting business. It argues Roosevelt should refrain from further tampering with the economy and avoid union labor clashes, emphasize helping the needy, and keep government expenditures down to aid industry.
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Roosevelt
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