Instate employment gains noted by Fed report
Philadelphia Oct 17 The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported Pennsylvania factory payrolls employment and working time rose sharply since July with employment up 4 percent and payrolls 8 percent from August to September. From July to September employment was 7 percent higher and wages 14 percent higher based on 507 plants employing 228000 workers with weekly payrolls of 4 289 000. Textile industry led with 13 percent employment and 30 percent payroll gains. most industrial city areas showed gains in weekly payrolls with large increases in New Castle Hazelton Pottsville Reading Lebanon Scranton Philadelphia Lancaster Allentown Bethlehem and Reston areas.
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Falconer Man Struck by Car in Street Collision
Palm ar, Oct. 18, Philip Chr Hntauy, a resident of West Main Street, was struck by a automobil e while crossing a street near Circle in Falconer. He suffered minor injuries to the head and body, was taken to a hospital for treatment, and later discharged. Patrolmen Hust and Pyk assisted at the scene.
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Catarrhal Deafness May Be Overcome Ad
Advertisement urges relief from catarrh and deafness using Parmint Dipoutle Dilute in hot water with sugar. It claims to ease head noises, nasal congestion, and breathing, advising a four times daily dose for quick relief. It promotes Parmint from Keister's Cut Rate Drug Site.
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Thomas Will Poll Record Vote on Socialist Ticket
United Press reports a large potential vote for Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate, reflecting protest against the two major parties and a desire for a new political vehicle. Analysts note regional support and questions about impact on Roosevelt, with estimates of 2 to 3 million possible Thomas votes per Literary Digest guidance.
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HUNT HIT-RUN MOTORIST AS VICTIM DIES
Lewis Elmer Dannemiller 68 died at Hamot hospital after a hit and run on Oct 14 or 15 near 12th street and State Street. Police seek two motorists who struck him and left. Epp Furniture Co offers 100 reward plus company reward for info leading to arrest and conviction of the drivers.
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Fight Poor Board's $700000 Request
BRR Oct 18 report shows motion for a $700000 valley work appropriation under consideration by county commissioners and judges. A conference with the court awaited before action. officials discuss impact on taxes and county finances amid debate over need and authorization.
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Two youths held in Warren for Ohio robbery
Warren, Oct. 18. Two youths identified as Clare Witty of Stanford Connecticut and Juli Hart of Manchester Massachusetts were detained after attempting to pass stolen small change at a market. They confess taking funds from a slot machine in St. Louis Missouri. Police found men’s clothing in the car they were driving and await Sheriff Clayton Andrews of Fulton County Ohio for extradition.
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Stolen $3,000 in Dresses From New York Salesman's Car
Investigation into a theft of 262 dresses and accessories worth about 3000 dollars from a New York salesman’s auto parked near Sassafras and Uth. Thieves took black and brown dresses, sport coats, fur garments, and dozens of ties. Adolf Neuisen of 7 Wear Fast Street, New York, is linked to the car theft and goods will be turned over to Sheriff Andrews. The youths reportedly confessed and planned to travel to Ohio to face charges.
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Erie Train 8 Strikes Auto Injuring Four in Cuba
Five people injured when Erie Railroad passenger train No. 8 struck a Cuba town automobile at the St Bonaventure College crossing. Mrs Erna Meecham, 38, severely hurt. Harlan Meecham, 19, shoulder injury. Alfred Meecham, 20, and Bert Wright, 18, also injured. All treated at OWA General Hospital. Crossing described as clear with drizzle. Sergeant Cricks and Captain Bunker investigated.
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Opposed Hew Vel Faces Challenge in Local Record race
In the contested local race Hew Vel faces strong opposition from rival candidate. The record is shaped by campaigns, debates, and community questions as voters prepare to decide the outcome amid ongoing issues.
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