First Appeal of Amended Pa Tenure Bill
Clarence F. Briggs seeks the principalship of Penfield High School unpaid renewal rights after dismissal for alleged code violations. The appeal to the State Department of Education in Harrisburg will be the first under the amended tenure act allowing cases to go to the department before court action. Briggs previously served Huston Town High and faced eight charges after a summer hearing, with the district board preserving its decision.
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Briggs
Huston Townip
Penfield
Pad
Inlé Department of Education
Public Instruction
Francis B. Hwas
SCL
Corry Driver Narrow Escape in Curve Crash
Two Corry area men were injured when their car failed to navigate a sharp curve on the Findley Lake Sherman road near Buss schoolhouse early Sunday. Driver John Munsee escaped with minor injuries while Jasper Smith suffered severe hand lacerations scalp injuries and a knee injury. First aid was given and Smith was taken home. scene noted as a troubling accident with a reported market for Classified Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Buss
Findley Lake-Sherman Road
John Munsee
Corry
Jasper Smith
North Clymer
Munsee
Smith
Farres
30000 Penn'n Cars Declared Unfit In 1938
Harrisburg reports more than 30000 motor vehicles were condemned as unfit for highway travel in 1938. Revenue Secretary Hamilton cited tightening auto inspection rules and noted many defects like lighting and brakes. He emphasized no leniency in enforcing speed limits and vehicle-code provisions to reduce deaths and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Harrisburg
Toycue Department
Pennsylvania
Revenue
William J. Hamiilton
Hamilton
Babson Sees U S Japan Sharing Trade
Babson argues that Japan and China could form a dominant industrial bloc, exporting goods at very low prices and challenging traditional rivals. He predicts prolonged US hardship due to tariffs, warns of self-sufficiency myths, and urges policy shifts on unions and price controls to compete globally.
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Babson
U. S.japan
Cus
Orient
Teil
Japan
China
Russia
United States
Wellesley
America
Frances Per
Frye Named to Post as State Liquor Board Secretary
Thomas D. Frye, 47, of Drexel Hill, wins the $7,500 a year secretaryship of the state liquor control board in a spirited race, succeeding Joseph F. Donovan who was dismissed February 16. Harry Statler has served as acting secretary at $4,200. Governor remarks touch on economic policy and industrial adjustment.
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Harrisburg
Thomas D. Frye
Drexel Hill
Victor
State Liquor Control Board
Frye
Commonwealth
Republica
Joseph F. Donovan
Philadelphia
Donovan
Harry Statler
Johnstown
Final rites at Warren for five crash victims
Warren, Oct. 14 Five persons killed Monday on the Warren Gameston road were honored in final rites. Gustave Backstrom and wife plus their daughter and son-in-law Carl Besin, all of 125 North Irvine street, were buried after services at Peterson funeral home. Harrison LeRoy Engle of Russell had memorial services at Fussel Methodist church. Clergy included Rev. Martin Hamlin and Rev. Vi B E Hedberg. Burial was in Oakland Cemetery.
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Harrison LeRoy Engle
Russell
Fussell Methodist Church
Martin Hamlin
Calvary Baptist Church
Backstrom
Bosins
Vi B E. Hedberg
Jamestown Baptist Church
Oakland
Cemete
James Satisfied To Be Country Lawyer
Harrisburg October 14 The governor Arthn H James says after ten months in office he wants to be a plain county lawyer. He acknowledges the job has highs and lows and notes you cannot please everyone. The press chat before leaving for Washington Pa was informal and drawn out beyond the usual thanks to the governor.
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Harrisburg
Arthn H. James
Tye
Washington
Uphold Registration Of 175 New Citizens In Erie
In Erie on October 14, County Solicitor Jacob B Held ruled that 175 new citizens who earned final papers on September 21 and October 7 are eligible to vote on November 7. The decision, presented to county commissioners, states they must be citizens for only one day to vote, despite earlier questions about a 40 day residency or reeligibility. About 176 of the 217 new citizens in the first class likely registered, with a majority said to be Democratic, as Chief Registrar Scott Way works to finalize registrations and party changes ahead of the deadline.
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Erie
United States
Jacob B Held
Meir
J. Orin Watte
Lie County
Scott E Way
Butl
Birds plentiful for New York hunters opening day
Sherman Ort October 14 The 1908 hunting season opens Monday October 16 at high noon for rabbits squirrels grouse woodcock and pine snipe. Observers report many grouse and pheasants but few squirrels and woodcock already scarce due to weather. Leaves not fallen may hinder woods hunting. pheasants abundant in places and expected to attract early hunting. Hunters warned to be careful and follow safety rules during opening.
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New York State
Sherman
State finances in poor shape in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Oct 14 The treasury department reported a general fund balance under 13 million while monthly obligations approach 19 million dollars. Treasurer P Craig Ross said an early issue of tax anticipation notes would be needed to keep the state government solvent as funds on hand are insufficient for 30 days of obligations.
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Gree
Harrisburg
Treasury Department
P Clalg Ross
Commonwealth
Phillips Given Stiff Sentence in Penitentiary
Jack Gordo Phillips, 26, of Plumer Street, drew five to 10 years in the Western Penitentiary plus a $60 fine and costs after pleading to grand larceny. He stole a taxicab on State Street, led a six mile police chase, and was captured by officers Hobaugh and Grant. Other defendants received 1 to 2 years for larceny and fines or half costs with restitution in various oil property theft cases across Venango, Clarion, and Forest counties.
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Western Penitentiary
Jack Gordo Phillips
Plumer Street
Lee A. McCracken
Senence
Franklin
Philips
Pallesecords
Phillips
State Street
Ol City
South Side
Tad
Justin
Grant Hobaugh
Hobaugh
Effert
Driviong Toms
Maynard
Willard Kuhr
Harbert Mayn
Luby
Waler
UNE
Ehanue
Vendugo Counky
State College Learners Adapt to New Army Drill System
Pennsylvania State College ROTC students train under the United States Army’s new drill system adopted Sept. 1. Replacing rigid double rank formations, drills use a single line with six to twelve men per group and simplified commands. Cadets perform straightforward movements like Right Face and Forward March, emphasizing practicality over ornate technique.
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United Press State College
Pennsylvania State College
Welle Unis
Jeet Fanglin
Ambrose Ry Emery
Reserve Officers ‘Training Corps
Voller
United States Army
Wolford Mountain Heads Young G.O.P. Club
Wouora mountain was elected president of the Young Republican club at an enthusiastic meeting in Attorney Walter L. Peake’s offices. Other officers named were Carlyle Sawyer, Richard Powers, Kewstrer, and Mrs. Duard May. Plans for the nine year were discussed and a congratulatory message from ex-president O. IX Muppas at Harrisburg was read. Another meeting is set for next Wednesday evening at Peake’s office.
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Wouora Mountain
Young Republican Club
Walter L. Peake
Carlyle Sawyer
Richard Powers
Kewstrer
Duard May
Weruiary
Ens
Phehe Eal
Hom
O. IX Mupras
Harrisburg
Attorney Peake
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Western Auto Associate
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Guignon’s
Thomas Frye
Kins
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Perry Mead
Clair Capwell Superior Cleaning CO
Warren
Russell Man ‘Iso
James
United Press
Woman's” Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Bio Lyogy Philco
Bullen
Philco
Root’s Furniture Store
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State College
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Powell Motor Company Corry
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