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An expectant mother, George Ferreira of Cheyenne Wyoming, survived a fatal Mainliner plane crash in the Utah mountains. eighteen others died. In politics, Arkansas Democrat John Miller, running as an independent in a traditionally Democratic state, won the unexpired term of late Senate Majority Leader Joseph T Robinson, defeating Governor Carl Bailey. The term expires in 1942 amid snowbound Utah borders near Evais ey, where searchers found debris from the UAL Mala ma crash.
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Mg. George Ferreira
Cheyenne
Wyo
Utah Mountains
John Miller
Arkansas
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Miller
Carl E. Bailey
Democratic Committee
Utilities Must Drop Advance Payment Rules
Harrisburg reports utilities plan to drop advance payment provisions in tariffs by January 1 1938. Public Utility Commission Regulation No 4 bans monthly advance payments for telephone and water, with exceptions for gas and electric deposits. Regulation No 2 extends protections, and deposits earning interest switch to 8 percent. Debts and disputed bills affect deposit rules and restoration charges, while customers with undisputed bills after 12 months may receive deposits back.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Ue Commission
Electric Companiea
Ila
Transports Tlon
The biggest drug values are those Hae in the Journal ads
The note highlights that the most significant drug values appear in the Journal ads, signaling pricing or value patterns tied to advertised pharmaceuticals. It suggests a comparison of drug costs or cataloged items across pages, pointing to market emphasis in the publication.
Columbus Citizens Consider Street Lighting Program
Columbus residents are invited to a town hall meeting this evening at 2 o'clock to discuss a street lighting program. Corry’s Rev. Howard will provide necessary information as locals gather in the Columbus Town Hall. the meeting is hosted by The Man's Club.
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Columbus Citizens Consider
Columbus
O'louke
Town Hall
CM. Howard
Corry
Jimes Hall
Ellen Blanchard
Polly Anna
Steve Magy
Lake Erie Sin Juay
Delia Armatrong
Hrte
Harland Blanchard
Charles Buzard
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Wickwire
George Bensint
Aslaughter Beatrice
Jamestown
Clara, Walton
Buffalo
Nys
Amy Green
Charles Rexford
Myrtle Harvey and Sons
Eland
John Rittenhouse
Leonard Rittenhouse
Bradford
Harry Rittenhouse
Gignon
Marvin Miller
John Miller
Maiioh
Dorothy
North East
T. C. Durfee
Bertha’ Stockton
Meadville
Clarence Moore
H. Strachman
Swansea
Mass
Frank Dodd
Bart Cooper
Frederick and Lee
Westfield
Arthur Milley
Gerald Page
Erie
Florida
Mississippi River
Julia Antoniewicz
Teresa Maziaz
Trenton
N. I
Caroline Jagla
Harmon Rybers
Ted
Muriel
Martha
Warren
Frank Betts
Charles Patterson
Louise Miller
Arthur Miller
Columbus Grange
C. Hall
Freehold Grange
Prank ‘Schramling
Mildred
Myra
Marie
Maurice
Will Schramling
George Schramling
Carry
Mya
Prank Schramling
George Schramiing
John J, Cosgrave
Bridge
Sheffeld Lay
Nathan Dodd
Natelle
Arshay Page
Carol
Wick
Elizabeth
Jamestown Puesday
Lynn Gordon
Clare Gordon
Merle Pasco
L. J) White
Mary
Panama
N. Y
Snes Hulett
M&t
James ‘Hall
Clara Dalton
Verne Smith
Blaine Stockton
Ald
A. A. Nichols
Leon Dowd
Nathan Dude
Lloydene Saeger
Lowell Far
Typhoid Spread at Emporium Promptly Investigated
Emporium, Oct 20. A contaminated spring supplying milk to residents is linked to the town’s typhoid fever epidemic. Dr J L Hackett reports 13 cases, three in hospitals. No new cases since Thursday. Water tests and precautions continue. the spring is being evaluated as the sole source. Community members, including engineers and townsfolk, were noted in weekend visits and gatherings.
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Neeshy
J. L. Mackett
Hackett
Smc
Fort
Earick
Williamsport
Health officials inspect water sources at Camron county plant
Department of Health and local officials continued inspection of water sources after a plant in Camron County reported employees showing symptoms. The 350 workers at the St Marys facility of the MyGrade Sylvania company were not affected, while symptomatic Emporium employees were placed under observation and monitoring.
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Pennsylvania Department of Health
W.M. Summerson
Camron County
St. Marys
MyGrade Sylvania Corporation
Emporium
Mrs Pull Opens Tularosa Rodeo on Horseback
Mrs Albert B Pull wife of the former Interior secretary led a horseback parade with neighbors at the Tularosa rodeo opening. She is 73 years old and rides side saddle in the event.
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Fall
Tularosa
N. M
Albert B. Pull
Secretary of the Interior
Paralle
Potato crop in state under average in 1937 harvest
Harrisburg reports the 1937 potato acreage reached 208000 acres, below the five year average of 216000. Production is about 23300000 bushels, down from 36208000 last year and the 1931–85 average of 26854000. Early settlers ground grain in hand coffee mills in central Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Agriculture
Perms
Vania
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George ¥. Johnson
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Endicott-Johnson Shoe Company
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John E. Miller
C. M. Howard
Grange
All-Way Electric Co
Iron
O. E. Doane Hardware
Duane Fargo
Courtney Pare
Charles Swanson
Albert Kolstee
Clymer
Awvin Austin
Findisy Lake
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Arlene
Warren Morris
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Beatrice Tyemly
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Teemly
Dane Carey
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