Move to Enforce Hours for Beer and Liquor Sales
The Bulletin reports a move to enforce hours for beer and liquor sales. The board allows private clubs with patrons to sell only within restricted times on weekdays and late Saturday into Monday, with penalties up to six months' probation or an $800 fine. Simultaneously, licenses face bans on free lunches to promote sales. A superior court ruling on the West Philadelphia Mannerehor appeal will decide if clubs may sell on Sundays under the act.
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Smith
West
Philadelphia
Local residents visit city amid death in Shields family
Personal mentions show Mr and Mrs Howard Shields of Detroit and relatives from Cleveland in town due to the death of William Shields at 1611. The notes list numerous visitors and trips including Mrs J L Hughes, Ralph Weicht, S D Wilcox, R L Davison, Betty Wilcox, Bert Carlson, T F LaRows, W E B Rook, Miss Mary Buck, Mrs Harold Scholein, Jack Craig, George Holovan, Miss Marcella Schumacher, Miss Frances Sample, Delta Sample, Lee Shoemaker, J Bans, Arthur W Pitts, Frank Burkhart, N Troy Gillette, Miss Bette Ruth Landquist, and Dr Carmen Ross, plus others attending events and trips to Oil City, Erie, Sharon, Pittsburgh, Union City, and Youngstown.
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Howard Shields
Detroit
Mich
Sarah Shields
Joseph Shields
James Shields
Cleveland
William Shields
J.L. Hughes
Cullen
Buffalo
Ralph Weicht
DuBois
Bert Carlson
Ludlow
P. L. Swanson
Spring Street
T. F. LaRows
American Railay Express Company
W. E B. Rook
Lnter
Oil City
Mary Buck
Ast South Street
Erie
Herold Hrickson
Jamestown
N. Y
Pang- Born
North Center Street
Harold Scholein
Celoron
Reynolds
Jack Craig
Meadville
George Holovan
Jean and Beatrice
North East
Charles J. Tats
Wright Street
Marcella. Schumacher
Pittsburgh
Frances Sample
South Center Street
Delta Sample
Union City
Lee Shoemaker
Chambersburg
GJ. Bans
Arthur W. Pitts
Frank Burkhart
Erie-Pennsylvania Railway ‘Express
N. Troy Gillette
Asbury Park
Robert Patterson
Huh
Corry
Nice Gumbinski
Elmira
N. Ys
H. A. O'Hare
H. A. Olffare
Mary Condra
Youngstown
Bert J. Woods
Japs Insist On Navy Size Equal To United States
London reports from Tepan say Japan accepted Britain may have a larger navy but demanded absolute equality with the United States. The disclosure notes Japan effectively conceded Britain’s eight as the largest navy, yet insisted Japan’s fleet be equal in size to America’s given its vast empire.
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London
Hay
Great Britain
Hga
United States
Japan
Fourteen Hurt As Pittsburgh Trolley Crashes Into Car
Fourteen persons were injured when a McKeesport bound trolley car of the Pittsburgh Railways Company split a switch and crashed into a parked automobile and an iron pole. Glass from the car splattered into riders. the auto was hurled 15 feet against another pole. Two Baltimore and Ohio Railroad conductors in the automobile were injured.
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Py United Rg
Pittsburgh
Mckee
Pittsburgh Railways Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Woman in White Charged as Accessory in Indianapolis Murder
Mrs Theo Sherman of Cincinnati, widow of a real estate dealer Bert Callahan, was held as an accessory in the April murder. Sherman, a University of Cincinnati graduate, denied being the woman in white who washed from Callahan's home with his alleged killer, Slag, the mother of six children.
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Indianapolis
Bert Callahan
Theo Sherman
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Shermian
Callahan
Dying 13-year-old struck by auto during street football
Erie reports its first fatality of the season as Robert Young aged 13 of 1010 West List Street dies from a fractured skull after being hit by a moving car driven by Willem J Cash on West List Street near West Syst Street while playing football Sunday. He was hospitalized at St. Vincent's and died later.
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United Prose Ris
Erie
Robert Young
Conspiracy to Set Up a US Dictatorship Scandal Reported
A congressional committee revealed a purported eight million dollar plot to establish a fascist dictatorship in the United States. Rep Samuel Dielstein noted 15 subpoenaed witnesses as investigators probed un-American ideas with key figures under scrutiny, while denials labeled the reports as ridiculous.
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Mittee
Reces
Samuel Dielstein
Prom
Butler
Wtarner
Gerald P. Maguire
Wall Street
Butcher
United States
43 of His Last 50 Years in Prison
Pittsburgh dispatch reports aGo yenfald, an 11th defendant who pleaded guilty in federal court yesterday, faces a five year term and will serve 42 years of his remaining life in prison if he completes the sentence. Sam Freeman, 68, of near Latrobe, with a record dating to 1887 and a 1893 Pittsburgh riot conviction, pleaded guilty to robbing the Scottdale post office and stealing 3481 dollars five weeks ago.
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Anttegress
Pittsburgh
Goyenfald Negro
Tate
Sam Freeman
Latrobe
Scottdale
Stocks Show Little Change In Narrow Session
New York stocks edged through a quiet day with prices irregular in a narrow range after a small break in wheat and corn. A long list of extra dividends helped some issues but did not alter the overall market tone as investors digest a lighter trading volume.
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American Canoe
C.cessee
American Locomotive
Amacomor
TOM Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bathlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Canadian Pacific
Chrysler
Ati
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Kennecott
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Stnilebaker LA
United Aircraft United Corp
Weatinghouse Electric
BOM Woolworth
N.Y. Gurh
Ark Nat Gas
Asso Gas & Electric
Cuties Service
Ston Lane Star Gas
West Pub Serv
Eee
Ean
Veteran Belgian leader forms Catholic Liberal cabinet
Georgen Theunis announced the formation of a Catholic Liberal cabinet in Brussels. The lineup remains unchanged from the pledge to maintain the gold standard. The move marks a key shift in Belgium’s political alignment as November 20 period reports on the cabinet’s formation.
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Brussels
Georgen ‘Theunis
Centerville Man Freed in Malt Beverages Case
Theodore L. Pos ner of Centerville was found not guilty on two counts of violating the malt beverages list. The jury deliberated four and a half hours, concluding with a verdict sealed this forenoon. The case, brought by Mrs. Cora Watson, charged Pos ner with selling liquor on Sunday to visibly intoxicated persons.
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Meadville
Theodore L
Dave) Posner
Centerville
Mbyelant
Beer Lvensee
Tummer
Cora Watson
Tanner
Retention of Milk Control Board Urged
The Interstate Milk Producers Association urged retention of the Pennsylvania milk control board which expires April 30 1935. B H Welty president told 1500 delegates that the group will seek legislation to strengthen and continue the control board act. He also noted possible similar action for New Jersey board with expiry May 21. Welty urged cooperatives to boost their own strength to avoid overreliance on government aid. H D Allebach said milk market in Philadelphia is in better shape than in four years. Mr and Mrs J A McLaughlin of South Center street visiting Erie today.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Milk Control Board
Interstate Milk Producers Association
B. H. Welty
Waynesboro
Interstate
Control Board
New Jersey Control Board
Welty
H. D. Allebach
Millemmet
Aged Franklin Man Rescued From Station Fire
A 62 year old Franklin man identified as Osborn was rescued Monday morning after a fire damaged the Gor eco filling station at Thirteenth and Grant. Donal Wood 21 a station employee suffered minor burns. Lieut Raymond Brows and Ernest Frankenberger aided in the rescue. Osborn was taken to Franklin Hospital for treatment of burns to hands face and a wrist injury. The fire started when Wood was cleaning grease from the floor using rag and gasoline, which ignited near a small heating stove.
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Franklin
Humes
Goreco
Thirteenth
Grant Streets
Jason Os Born
Rocky Grove Avenue
Donal Wood
Russell Street
Raymond Brows
Ernest Frankenberger
Wood
Osborn
Franklin Hospital
Woods
Safe Robbers Take $3800 in Erie Jobs
Erie Pa November 20 Police were without their chief as they traced two recent safe robberies in as many days. A State Street Food Market safe yielded 4500 in currency but 1800 was left behind. The prior night Chas Loesel's store safe was robbed of 300.
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United Press
Eris
Uravel
Chas
World's oldest phone user claims Toronto honor
Hugh Neilson of Toronto is identified as the world's oldest continuous telephone user. On December 8 he will mark 57 years of uninterrupted service, highlighting long tenure with local phone lines.
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Toronto
Ont
Hugh Neilson
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