Local notes from Erie area cover politics and events
Overcast and cooler with Pennsylvania Bullrod readings at yearly high. Erie Democratic Women's Council plans a snail rally at 817 Peach street. General Motors recalls 4,200 workers, 3,000 at Chevrolet and 1,200 at Buick, within twelve days. Farmers report over 2,000 deer shot to protect crops. Tioga County farmer shoots 47 deer. New York shopping boosts city department stores. Knights Templar Dance in Corry. State pays 18,070,000 to dependent children since Jan 1, 1935. 60,925 dependents aided in last month. Leaves clog curbs. police warn arrests for depredations and parental responsibility for Halloween pranks. Local church conference and Bogey card party news. Mousehole mentions and various social visits.
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Arthur W. Mowe, Jr
80 000 Voters On County Rolls For Election
RIB Oct 12. In the county clerk's office Scott Way reports that registrations neared 82 000 with 6 000 change of address cards being processed. Duplications are destroyed and final totals including party breakdown expected by Oct 22. The county may again use sectors to check addresses but cost may force abandonment.
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Scott
Way
Ridgway Police Issues 68 Solicitor Permits
The Ridgway police department has issued 68 solicitor's permits under the recently enacted solicitor's and vendor ordinance.
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Ridgway
Penn city budgets rise in 1927 and 1938 reports
The article notes that the largest third class city set up a financial program in 1987 and 1882 with annual budgets over 2 million dollars, while five other cities exceed 1 million. Corry remains the smallest with under 100,000, and a table shows revenues, borrowings, and temporary fund movements. It also mentions steers price volatility in Chicago with a 9.45 to 13.40 range since 1987, only four of 28 years above the 1987 level.
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Penn’a
Amisl
Corry
Fup
Gov
Harrisburg
J. Hansell French
Proculture
Chicago
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Lobbying Stand
The text outlines how the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company asserts it defends 85,600 employees, supports farmers distributing 70 percent through individual grocers, and argues against legislation that would raise living costs. It emphasizes labor purchasing power, farmer interests, and a public relations effort through Carl Bycir & Associates to inform the public and lobby Congress.
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Wright Patman
Congress
Texas
Patman
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Jaber
George L. Hartford
John A. Hartford
George Huntington Hartford
United States
America
Enlitse
Washington
Carl Bycir
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M. W. Clement
Pennsylvania Bullrod
Cly Council
Democratic Women's Council of
Erie
Wile County
Peachatreet, Erle
General Motors Corporation
Chevrolet
Buick
Tioga County
State Game Commission
New York
New York City
Knights Templar
Rawing
East Main Street
Willem B. Hirt
John D. Flanigan
S. Paul ‘Weaver
Jamestown
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Tidstelock
Weaver
Teeschapeh
Acacia Club
Masonic Temple
Glyne Reynolds
Paul Quintil
Dith O'Brien
John Boland
Fred Taylor
Martin McGraw
Merle Amy
Ight
Riceville
Lincolnville V, FW. Post and Auxiliary
D. ML. Alford
Firth Strest
Ross Mead
John Tlenigen
New York State
Coren
F.C. Chapin & Sons
Logue
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