City Health Board Lifts Quarantine On Local High Schools
The Brad f o ward health board lifted the paralysis quarantine delaying Lie Dafant classes at Biscard Lane High and St Bown High through Thursday. Other seniors poised to return. named individuals include Leo Stoleck Jacob Sto Wold Waniberoke Lownshiy. Alderman T A Schrubb held a local suspect at Meadville under $1,000 bail for tire thefts. Community notices include rental ads, school board actions, a sewing circle meeting, and a birthday party details.
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Bradfoul
Dafant
Biscard Lane High
St Bown High
Opak Atuhitesy
Leo Stoleck
Jacob Sto Wold
Waniberoke Lownshiy
Stolecki
Crantom
T. A. Schrubb
Meadville
Eman
Barlow Block
Corry Electric Shop
Fioe
Sui
Mountire Journal
Titusville
Amici Sewing Circle
Perry “Akait
West Washington Streeh
Charies Patterson
Golden Links Clie
North Center Street
Hills Electric Shop
Community notes from the City and vicinity
Local tidbits report a Young People’s Branch meeting on Friday at 930-6 Wayne Street and a request for the return of a stolen yellow Angora cat from 209 West Wayne Street. Fire near Saxonburg, livestock losses of two horses and four calves with $10,000 damage to Edward C Graff’s farm. Banking official announces depository payments in Reno. Brookville treasurer’s office turmoil delays salaries and hunting licenses. Police warn of three men in a black Hudson sedan using a common theft tactic. Halloween plans discussed. parade and dance planned with local groups. Automobile mishap near New Castle leaves three unharmed. passengers recover some valuables. Notable locals include Hester Hosford and H. Van Clevan visiting Kane Republican. Conviction in Niles robbery. Dairymen in Saegertown bid on a new chest factory. Pred C Kerr ill in Pittsburgh. WB Chih hosts bridge party at Moon’s home. hosts noted for upcoming event.
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Mother's China
Will J. Will
Young People's Branch
Albert Halfast
Hest
Wayne Street
West
Edward C. Graff
Saxonbug
Butler County
Jefferyson County
Brookville
Grant Scheafnecker
All-Way Electric Co
Pblics
Te Warn Aly Ming
New York
Hallowe'en
Southside Business Men's Association
City Hotel
Howitzer Company
Americal Legion Band
Gala Street Corporation
Armory
New York Stock Exchange
Donald Johnson
Youngstown
Vincent Marzona
Niles
Ohio
Saegertown
Grace Hotel
George Patton
Suegertown
John Mooney
Park Street
Ruth O'Day
Thomas Mead
Bridge
Philadelphia Schools Reopen After Infantile Paralysis
Public health authorities order all Philadelphia schools reopened from Oct 5 after infantile paralysis abated, with junior high schools starting today. Restrictions remain for children under seven years old and Sunday schools or gatherings for younger children are prohibited for another week.
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Unitedrest
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pharmacist Dies of Heart Attack in Office
Carl Saalbach 35 longtime treasurer and registrar at the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy dies of a heart attack in his office late Saturday. He is survived by a wife and one son attending the university.
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Pittsburgh
Carl Saalbach
School of Pharmacy
University of Pittsburgh
Suaterday
Prewow
RLFC Extends Penns AID Aid and Relief Loans
Harrisburg reports the Reconstruction Finance Corporation advanced Pennsylvania a further 2,942,188 for relief in October. The funds supplement 5,842,18d to be used statewide, with allocations of 1,250,000 to all counties and 100,000 for free milk stations. Governor Pinchot had sought 45,000,000 and asked for an immediate 1,000,000.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Del
Pennsylvania
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Northampton
State Emergency Relief Board
Gilford Pinchot
Pinance Bodrb
Pinchini
Insull Chain Plans RF C Loan Seek Funds
Receivers for the Middle West Utilities Company said they will ask the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for a 21 million loan to liquidate 26.8 million in Taiwan currency debts from New York banks. Harldy and McChiloch announced the move.
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Insull Chain
United Press Chicago
Middle West Urilities Company
Hoover in West Des Moines Rally Attacks Democratic Plans
President Hoover boosts spirits on Midwest tour from Des Moines to Fort Wayne Lima and Johnstown while blasting Democratic policy as reckless. He pledges farm relief, expanded markets, easier credit, tariff protections, and repeal of price stabilization, warning of a plunge if rubber dollars prevail.
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Cominica
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Washington
Hoover
Dex Moines
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lima
Crestline
Mansfield
Massiliou
Canton
Allance
Greensburg
Johnstown
War Thirley
Des Moines
Andrew Mellon
United States
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Papal Legate Being Deported From Mexico
The papal representative Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores is reported deported by air from Mexico. He spent the night at Tampico and was to continue by plane to the border. The Brownsville flight to Brownsville was delayed due to weather or possible forced landing.
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Dallas
Tex
American Airways
Brownsville
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Mexico
Tampico
Mexico City
Floyd Gleyenger
Excursion Steamer Franklin Burns to Water's Edge
Philadelphia Oct 5 The excursion steamer Franklin moored on the Delaware river burned to the water's edge. Flames spread toward fuel reserves near the pier as workmen rescued ship's watchman Charles Haskill. Cause believed to be engine room.
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Water's Edge
United Press Philadelphia
Franklin
Delaware River
Mifia Meehol Company
Crew- Levick Company
Charles Haskill
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