Pennsylvania Gets Share Of Big Federal Building Plan
Washington reports Pennsylvania will receive part of a nationwide 400 million federal building program. Total Pennsylvania projects run to about 24.227 million with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh receiving major sums in a mix of authorized, planned, and delayed works including post offices and municipal facilities.
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Pennsylvania
Union City
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Pannaglasia
Philadelphia
Pittsburchi
Melton
Pittsburgh
Altoona
Erle
New Castle
Cheater
Lancaster
Allentown
Norristown
Scranton
Jeannette
Kittanning
Philadephia
Wilke*Barre
New Kensington
Uniontown
Tyrone
Warren
Ambridge
Bellefonte
Hloomaburss
Bryn Mawr
Clearfield
Coatesville
Greenville
Ardmore
Bas. Stroudsburg
Upper Darby
Aliquippa
Ambler
Latrobe
Conohohocken
Honesdale
Jenkintown
Haven
Scottdale
Shenandoah
Whmerding
Brooksville
Columbia
Corsopolis
Danville
Darby
Doylestown
Troytown
Mudsney City
Kane
Mt. Carmel
Northampton
Phillipsburg
Somerset
Towanda
Vandergrift
Bangor
Beaver
Blairville
Brownsville
Canonsburg
Catasququa
Claston
Clairton
Duquesne
Ebensburg
Elizabethtown
Farrell
Hershey
Jersey Shore
Lehighton
Lewisburg
Liter
Mercer
Mechanicsburg
Millersburg
Middletown
Mt. Pleasant
Mundsey
Plymouth
Quakertown
Royersford
St. Marys
Sellersville
Shippensburg
Spring City
Wellsboro
Five Best Radio Entetainments Listed by Networks
Program grid lists WIZ NBC 7:30 Westinghouse Salute WEAF NBC 8:00 BST Ernc Rapee Orchestra WABC CBS 9:00 HST MauFadden Ren Seal Hour WBHAF NBC 9:30 8T Palmolive Hour 11 W8T Hanke Simmons Show Boat.
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WIZ
NBC
Westinghouse
WEAF
Ernc Rapee
WABC
CBS
MauFadden
WBHAF
Hanke Simmons
Bankers Called In Sugar Tariff Probe
Bankers from Wall Street and four western senators clashed in the Senate lobby as investigators probed a sugar tariff lobbying angle. Frederick J. Kent of Bankers Trust faced questions over a public letter alleging coalitionists influenced industrial rates, while senators pressed for explanations of market drops and coalition roles. The panel issued a subpoena and expanded the inquiry to other coalitionists and witnesses already aligned with or against Kent’s statements.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Bank- Tra
Wall Street
Farming West
Senate
Bankery
New York Stock Exchange
Frederick J. Kent
Bankers Trust Company
New York
Laritt
Honlete Sen
Borah
Jestie
Kent
Boral
Auutry
Sin
Hawes
Dem
Cosiitionista
We Senste Moe
Sinclair to End Sentence at Midnight in D C Jail
Washington dispatch reports District of Columbia jail officials will bid farewell to Harry F L Line Hair, the Teapot Dome figure, as he completes over seven months for contempt of court and Senate. Despite modeling behavior, public interest shaped coverage and restrictions. The article notes prior controversies over prison access and Sinclair’s outside rides, now halted.
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District OF Columbia
Kenneth G. Crawford
United Press
Washington
Harry FL Line Hair
Senate
Teapot Dome
New York
Sinclair
Jell
River
Ynose
Hoor
Sinclaiy
M. Peak
Sin«erate
Jaws Locked Four Years Woman Recovers In Grensburg
Genevieve Grissinger aged 25 in Grensburg regained jaw movement after four years of paralysis caused by a nervous collapse. Doctors reported daily improvement and expected full recovery in time.
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United Press
Gruensburg
Genevieve Grissinger
Senate to Adjourn as Congress Sets Brief Recess
Washington Nov 20 The Senate voted 49 to 93 to adjourn the coming session Friday at 10 p.m. The adjournment proposal by Senator Walsh of Montana, acting Democratic senior, suggested a brief recess before the regular session. He argued the tariff bill could not be completed this session and no reason for a long break.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
Seator Walsh
Mortana
Fenior
House
Walst
Plans for seal campaign open November 29
Mary L Talbot of Exle is in the city planning the 1929 Christmas seal campaign with local leaders. The drive will open Friday, November 29, countywide, with proceeds to Erie County Anti Tuberculosis Society. The Business and Professional Women's Club aids with the sale of wealth beds linked to seats. Tickets available at Miss Pulier's Music Shop. Also featured is Tess Sheehan Mae Suitmarsh and the Fillney Colleens at the High School auditorium Friday evening.
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Killarney Colleens
Mary L. Talbot
R. Ny
Exle
Othe City
Erie County
Trish
Tess" Sheehan
Mae Suitmarsh
Fillnney Colleens
Lyceum Bourke
Aliss Pulier
Collepns
Sheehan
Nanve
North America
Prohibition in Forefront at Capital Today
Washington reports rise of legal action centered on Rep Edward Everett Denison over a Volstead Act violation tied to a January 19 liquor case. Secretary Mellon notes added enforcement funds improved investigations but reduced arrests while Congress considers shifting enforcement to the Justice Department and probes a $25 million budget proposal.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Prowl Son
Edward Everett Denison
Mellon
House
Senate
Congress
Hoover
Treasury
Justice Department
Harris
Dem
Lille
Carefony
Denis
Union J Station
Denison
Enders Prohibition
Bureau VW. S
Leo Roger
Brock and Schlee En Route To Detroit From Altoona
A plane carrying Edward Brock and Win F. Schlee, part of an around the world flight, was found near Barnesboro Pennsylvania about 23 miles north of Altoona after a forced landing yesterday afternoon. The crew and Bach Aircraft Corp president B. L. Graves abandoned the aircraft and traveled to Detroit by train.
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Brock
Schlee
Detroit
United Press
Altoona
Edward
Win
F. Sehlee
Jett Tipton
Barnesboro
Abot
Pennsylvania Railroad
L. Graves
Bach Aircraft Corporation
Work Begins on New City Directory Issuance
Rew Jr Henderson and Rev Henderson lead effort on Marion Street to compile a new city directory after years of absence. The project receives broad help from young volunteers and household cooperation as essential data collection starts for the publication.
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NEW City Directory
Rew. Jr
Henderson
Marion Street
Woman's Club Musicale Delights With Varied Program
A Woman's Club musicale last evening under Mrs E E Hawkins direction featured viola solos by Joseph Shervick, baritone Percy Clark, and piano by Miss Alice Messenger. Rev Dyle B Utts spoke on church music evolution. Miss Bess Merrick accompanied. program included Kreisler Indian Lament and Lichstraum. audience enjoyed Sullivan, Sarasate, Massenet and MacDowell selections.
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E. E. Hawkins
Mies Lucile
Mirrey
Killarney
C. Barnes
Wiward Davison
Inglish
Joseph Shervick
Kreisler
Massenet
Sarasate
Mr. Sherrick
Percy Clirk
Union City
Barth
Alice Messenger
Charles Burkhardt
Tiffany
MacDowell
Dyle B. Utts
Bess Merrick
Uttts
Otts
Sealed verdict awaited in Mrs. Cupp insurance case
In Pittsburgh a sealed verdict is expected today in the federal court action of Mrs. Nell F. Cupp of Johnstown against Travelers Insurance. The suit seeks 6800 on a policy issued to her husband Geo. Cupp, a wholesale producer merchant, who was shot to death October 30 1928 while returning home.
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Pittsburgh
Nell F. Cupp
Johnstons
United Commercial ‘Travelers of America
Cupp
Geo. Cupp
Johnstown
Tla
Capital Joins in Tribute to War Secretary
Washington observes national tribute for the late James W. Good, former War Secretary. President Hoover proclaims a day of mourning. public buildings fly flags at half mast. The funeral services at the White House are attended by government officials and diplomats. Burial in Cedar Rapids follows services at the First Presbyterian Church on Friday. A military guard stands watch. extended tributes arrive from associates nationwide.
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Washington
James W. Gove
Hooves
United States
Thorpe
Honger
Fennaselow
War Good
Cefar
Odd Fellows Gather Tonight for Large Local Meeting
Preparations by Jonatian Lodge to host a major Odd Fellows gathering at the local hall tonight. Crawford lodge from Meadville will confer the third degree on a class of candidates, followed by a parade escorted by local members to Corty. The Lisat Archie band will play as the parade moves at eight, then social time with refreshments for members and guests.
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Meadville Lodge
Jonatian Lodge
T. O
Crawford Lodge
Meadville
State Hatchery
Corty
Lisat Archie
Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Damage suit filed for $20,000 in Erie court
Henry and Blanche Meir sue Harold Polk for $20,000 over an automobile crash on Roosevelt highway at Oathin LeBoeuf township March 23. Mrs Mehl seeks $10,000 for injuries. Mr Meir claims $5,000 for his wife's time and expenses and $5,000 for injuries to himself.
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Brie
Harold Polk
Erie
Court House
Henry
Blanche Meir
Henry Meir
Roosevelt Highway
Oathin
LeBoeuf Township
Hoover hopes for active winter business from conferences
President Hoover seeks to spur prosperity with planned meetings involving railroad executives and major industries. Officials foresee more than 8 billion dollars in next year’s spending, lower money rates, and continued factory operation through winter. The treasury predicts a sizeable year end surplus despite tax changes, while rail and industry pledges aim to sustain expansion and business as usual.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
National City Bank of New York
Gordim Rentschier
Senate
J. Rentschier
Hoover
Tor Federal Reserve Boars
Treasury
Conference of General Business
White House
Ang
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Raymond Caley
Hopewell Township
Caley
Caler
Ilinois
Woman's Club Musicale
Lucile Murray
Lyle Utts
Cedar Rapids
Lawrence Sullivan
ODD Fellows
Ford
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