Special Pa Legislative Session May Open Jan 20
Gov. Warne will convene a special session early next year to grant unemployment relief and adopt an unemployment insurance act. The session is expected to last six weeks with openings around January 20 or 27 and February 3.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Warte
Pennsylvania
Solons
Harle
Gifford Pinchot
General Assembly
Pinchot
Columbus Lake Activity Draws Hundreds With New Dam
Large crowds gathered along Columbus waters to tour the forming lake as the new dam backed up water past the park. Outboard boats dotted the surface while cottages near the park and lower lake end filled, signaling busy days ahead though some question dam adequacy.
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Columbus
Alcohol Sales Under Control of Liquor Board
Harrisburg reports the state liquor control board gains complete regulatory jurisdiction over potable alcohol on November 6 1935. The new rule covers sale of alcohol at 285 stores and specifics on container sizes from pint to two gallon metal containers. Earlier acts allowed purchases by doctors dentists veterinarians private hospitals pharmacists and certain manufacturers.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Liquor Control Board
Badoglio Named Italian Command After Mussolini Shuffle
In a surprise move Premier Mussolini recalled General Emilio De Bono and appointed Marshal Pietro Badoglio to the top command. De Bono was made field marshal, seen as a promotion that shuffles key leaders in East Africa.
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Benito Mussolini
Emilio de Bono
East
Africa
Pietro Badoglio
Whoye
Gen. de Bono
Erie Bar to Crack Down on Illegal Legal Practice
Erie County Bar Association plans prosecutions after months of investigation by the authorized practice committee. Papers in at least one case already prepared target a magistrate accused of improperly performing duties normally done by an attorney and will be filed soon.
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Erie Courty Bar Association
Corry Youth Clubs Expand Educational Activities
J Donald Watson and C M Hengst led a visit to the State School at Pullee with Junior HIY and YMCA members to review feeble mindedness education and gym programs. Over eight hundred attended sessions last week. new coed activities include girls joining YMCA physicals and various clubs planned for boys and girls in Corry.
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J. Donald Watson
C. M. Hengst
Ioral Y
MC. Aberstary
Pulle
Fx. Harvey M. Watkins
Corry
Ailyane
Lieregular Symnasium
M. Hengst
Aviva
Bo.4
Y. A. A. Physical Activites
I Inkeets
Corey
Pete Dubrosky
Donald Paulson
Bob Jewell
Dubrosky
City Council Faces Uncertain 1936 Budget and Relief Burden
The City Council surveys projected needs for 1936 as relief funding remains uncertain after federal aid ends. Officials weigh how much to ask voters in December for appropriations across departments led by Public Affairs, Finance, Public Safety, Streets, Parks, and Public Property.
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Council
Harrisburg
Evangelist Rev Reed Speaks Twice at United Brethren Church
A full church heard Evangelist Rev Glenn O Reed at United Brethren in Christ Church on Sunday. Sermons titled Leverers Together with God and Gods B A Degree were preached. He will hold nightly services at 7 20 with marimba music by Robert and Jean Wagner and a Union City male quartet. Free will offerings are accepted. public invited.
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Glenn 0. Reed
United Brethren In Christ Church
Robert
Jean Wagner
Findley Lake
Union City
Fragmented Historical snippet on oath witnessing and relics
A garbled OCR fragment references an oath and witness actions tied to ancient relics and offerings. Specific names, places, dates, or verifiable events are unclear in the damaged text.
Corry Escapes Snow Storm Wins Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Irene Joliot Curie, daughter of Pierre and Marie Curie, awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry for creating a more economical substitute for radium.
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Curie
Ame
Irene Joliot-Curie
Pierre and Marie Curie
Six Inch Snow Blanket Hits Scranton District
Snow blanketed eastern Pennsylvania with depths up to six inches affecting Scranton and surrounding counties. The Highway Department noted heavier falls in northeastern counties, with four to six inches in Sullivan County and varying amounts across Bradford Luzerne Wyoming Pike and other areas. Twenty five plows and 200 workers started Sunday to clear roads as temperatures edge toward rain.
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Corry
Kano
Highway Department
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Sullivan Cmy
High Way Department
Bradford County
Wyoening
Wayst
Luzerne
Fylvenes
Pike
Let the rapers do the speeding safety campaign note
A safety driving campaign urges reducing speed to save lives and prevent injuries. The message cites awareness efforts by the Richard Rossbacher Insurance Agency urging drivers to slow down and avoid reckless behavior on the road.
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Richard Rossbacher
Chorque Evangelist Miss Wasilewska Appears at Local Church
A capacity crowd heard Miss Alexandria Wasilewska, the converted Broadway tap dancer, at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church Sunday. Her morning topic Fruit Bearing and two vocal solos enhanced the program. In the evening she shared her testimony of leaving the stage for evangelistic work, noting four years at Nyack Bible Training School and recent evangelistic work in New York City. She is slated to speak at Sharon Tuesday evening.
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Christian and Missionary
Allignce
Alexandria Wasilewskea
Niss Wasilewska
Nyack
N.Y
Ards
New York City
Miss Wasilewska
Sharon
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