Williamsport Notes From City and Vicinity
WPA offices in DuBois announce 4 034 men employed on 47 works projects district 10 of the WPA. Several local items include James town railroad sale offer and a coroner inquest in Erie could not identify a fatal auto hit by a mysterious car.
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Svenska Lingonberries
Will J
Oy —Levitt Dykeman
Meadville
Western Penitentiary
David ©. Dunn
State Dental Association
Sharon
James
Ternall
Jamestown
Westfield
Erie Railroad
Lanston's
Stockton
First Avenue
T&t
Mac's Inn
Bapist Church
Elmer Westley
BE. A. Hook
Mast South Street
A. H. Homer & Co
Main Street
Brie
Archie G. Lewis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
DuBois
Patrolmen Protect Chester Farmers Against WPA Depredations
District Attorney William E. Parke said state highway patrolmen have been assigned to guard Chester County farmers from alleged depredations by WPA workers from Philadelphia.
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Chester
William EZ. Parke
Slng
Chester County
Philielphia
Italian censorship tightens on front news from Rome dispatches
Italian military censorship tightens on foreign front news. Rome reports only Italian dispatches pass, mainly praising army morale, suppressing nonofficial reports.
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New York
Rome
Singer Cox and Valandingham in Civil War era tensions
Columbus district observer Cox fears possible military restraint in Clement 1 Vallandingham faced exile in the North for dissenting views on the Civil War Gos critiqued war conduct alongside Vallandigham while at home in Columbia Cox kept a tape connection to WarnIls population fearing unionist arrest thoughts of citizens soul court and help.
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Conzerga
Columbus
Ils
Death claims Mrs D Heath widow ex mayor Guy Heath
Mrs Eda Heath of Corry died at home after a lingering illness and a stroke. Born 1857 in Richmond township, she married Guy D. Heath in 187? and moved to Corry in 1895. Survived by son Eugene Heath and daughter Mrs Bess Olmstead plus four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of Mrs Olmstead from Washington.
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Eda Feath
Guy D. Heath
Frederick Street
Wednessy
Richmond Township
Crawford County
Meadville
Corry
Presbyterian Church
Broken- Straw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Giugene Heath
North Girard
A. A. Sloan
Los Angeles
Calif
Heath
Washington
Olmsten
Western Pennsylvanian Firms Accused of Alien Crackdown
Reports from multiple sources suggest Western Pennsylvania industrial firms are pressuring aliens to leave or seek citizenship as a job protection tactic. Yet company spokesmen deny any policy. naturalization figures show a rise in new citizens from Allegheny and nearby counties between Sept. 3 and Oct. 3, 1943.
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Richard J. Lamb
United Press
Pittsburgh
Western
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Hillies
Federal Naturalization Bureau
Allegheny
W. W. Wiggins
Naturalization Service
Whom the Gods Would Destroy Topic Traces Ancient Adage
The piece notes the proverb Whom the gods would destroy they first make mad appears in Sophocles and many ancient writers. It highlights variations such as Jupiter drives or mazes mankind and the common quote Whom the gods would destroy they first make mad.
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Sophocles
Jupiter
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CCC
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Robert Lewis
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Philanx
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Executive Council
Nathaniel Molson
Kane
Common Pleas
Anna C. ‘Mackey
Belle G. Robertson
Maccabee Hall
D. Warren DeRosay
Maple Avenue
Mary E. Haines
Ruth Wemore
Gerald Winley
Gorry Hospital
A. M. Litz
Jewell Mickle
Corry Hospital
Diftwood
Bernice Belknapp
Secon Avenue
Lanstonart
O. M. Hillburg
W. Healty
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Ridg Way
el County
Slippery Rock State ‘Teachers’ College
Charles S. Miller
R. Morick
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Lewis Young
Mt. Jewett
McKean County
Smethport
Titusville
Hamet
Arthur G. Davis
Lawrence Fark
WPA
William Franklin
B. J. Cochran
Lawrence Park
Cochran
Four Mile Creek
Kayser
D. Heath
Penn
Beatrice Greenfield
Eugene Greenfield
Harriet Venus
Spring
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Perzor
Alton City
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