First Nevvy frost hints autumnal change
A long news fragment notes overcast skies and October frost as the area shifts toward colder weather. It reports railroad freight activity, a dog attack on a pupil, Pontiac price cuts, a fall in automotive production, a railway delay, and a Homecoming plan at Edinboro State Teachers College with sports and dances.
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General Alumni Association
Edinboro State ‘Teachers’ College
Edinboro Red Rangers
Clarion
Education Congress to Convene in Harrisburg October 4
The annual education congress will meet in Harrisburg on October 4 for a two day session. Dr. Lester K. Arle announces speakers including Governor George H. Earle and university professors. Topics cover consolidating gains, the educational system, and financing for Pennsylvania schools.
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Harrisburg
Lester K. Arle
Perintendent of Public Instruction
Penn Harris Hotel
George H. Earle
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Lester Ade
TL Newton Euwards
University
Fof
Chicago
J. Franke Raust
Pennsylvania State Educationl Association
Ernest C. Melby
North Wester University
Philip, W. L. Cox
New York University
Pennsylvania
Fear Missing Erie Girl Feared Foul Play
Ra Shell Clausen a 15 year old Lincoln school student disappeared Wednesday night after leaving home with friend Charlotte Tobin 17. Her mother Mrs Hans Clausen fears foul play or kidnapping by white slavers. Police joined the search as authorities issued a general alarm and state officials assisted in the inquiry.
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Erie
Hans Clausen
Peach Street
Atsted
Rashel
Lincoln School
East 2St Street
Inmt
Warren Port airport complete under WPA project
Warren, Oct 1. The Warren airport construction was completed under the Works Progress Administration. Officials say the field is well graded and surfaced with a 2300 foot east west runway fully blacktopped, a partly blacktopped northeast south west runway, and a seldom used north south runway. A brick hangar 60 by 80 feet with office, waiting room, shop, toilet facilities and living quarters now houses six aircraft. Vigil King led the project oversight.
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Warren
Boroyeh
North Western
Bennsaytyan
Works Progress Administration
Warren Airways
Baroyeh
Tie Wpa
WPA
Registration gains shown in party enrollment split
The day's special reclamation indicates 548 Republicans and 162 Democrats registered. An additional 66 Democrats moved to Republicans and 28 Republicans switched to Democrats. Registrars in six wards and two commissioners reported totals, with Elton H. Blair contributing about 250 registrations, mostly Republicans, yet not yet turned over.
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Thomas W. Platley
Helen M. Schlur
Elton H. Blair
Financial Problems Hit Pennsylvania Education Program
A study by the Pennsylvania Education Association highlights funding strains within adult education and continuing studies. It notes financial pressures on coordinated community education efforts and outlines upcoming steps as secondary education indicators shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvan
Eduration Association
National Union of Domestic Workers launches in London
London report notes the union already lists 71,500 names in its books as Sir Walter Citrins of the Trades Area Council comments that a servant term proves unsuitable in the pursuit of fair labor.
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London
National Union of Domestic Workers
Walter Citrins
Trades Area Council
Chase
Aviation and Shipping Progress, Babson Forecasts
Roger Babson argues ocean travel will shift to air within years with transatlantic trips in a day. He notes steamships gain safety tech while airships promise higher speeds, predicts $35 New York to London fares and $20 Chicago to Montreal. He also predicts growing aviation stocks and a global economic upswing, citing recent U.S. market gains and maritime labor reforms.
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Aviation Securiy
Roger Babson
Shipboard
Scythia
Boston
China
Africa
Caplin Gorham
New York
London
Paris
Los Angeles
Chicago
Moris
Rad
Henew
County Registration Bureau Faces Salary Shortfall
The county registration bureau will not pay staff today as the fund is exhausted. Controller Harvey M. Wills said the fund is nearly depleted and funds for future pay remain unavailable this year. Commissioners will meet to decide steps to cover the deficiencies as other county funds near exhaustion.
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Vel
Europe faces renewed business woes as US improves
The writer predicts a shift in economic conditions with the United States showing improvement while Europe, especially Great Britain, experiences a downturn. The plan is to travel from London to Holland, Belgium, Germany, and France over the next three weeks to report back on local conditions and wartime collateral markets.
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United States
Europe
Great Britain
England
Landen
Holland
Belgium
Germany
France
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