Municipal Election Proclamation for Erie County 1937
County Board of Elections announces municipal election to be held Tuesday November 2 1937 in Erie County. official list names candidates for county and city offices across Erie Corry boroughs townships precincts with instructions on straight ticket voting and amendments. Ralph C Benlediet chief clerk Elton H Blair Thomas W Flatley Helen M Schluraiff certify notice.
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Elton H. Blair
Thomas W. Flatley
Helen M. Schlurall
County Board of Elections
Act of Assembly
County of
Erie
Erie and Corry
Corry City and area election slate list for local offices
A long OCR list outlines candidates and terms for mayor controller aldermen council and school directors across many towns and townshipsincluding Corry City Albion Bora Albion Girard Mill Village Middleboro North East Union City and others with multiple ward and district positions and terms ranging from 2 to 6 years, plus inspectors of election and judges of election. It enumerates Republican and Democratic contenders and the positions in each district.
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Ge J. Benbender
Eugene P. Alberstadt
Union City
Boro
Justice of the Peace
Fyr
Ayr
Wattaburg Boro
Unklin ‘Township
Oye
Andito
Fierson
Girard Township
Amendments Proposed Amendment to the Constitution No. 1-A
The document outlines two proposed changes to the state constitution. Amendment 1-A would remove the five year limit on submitting amendments. Amendment 2-A would allow graduated taxes on income, estate, and excise taxes and permit exemptions, including a uniform value exemption for total taxable property or homesteads.
Constitution amendment on pensions and aid for mothers and aged persons
A proposed amendment to Section eighteen of Article Airee in Constitution No 3 4 seeks General Assembly power to appropriate funds for pensions or gratuities to mothers with dependent children and to aged persons lacking adequate means of support.
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General Assembly
Constitutional amendments on Philadelphia County and state bonding
A constitutional ballot questions proposing two amendments. The first would add a new section to Article fourteen to abolish Philadelphia County as a municipal entity and transfer its functions to the City of Philadelphia with merit system employment, while preserving some restrictions and allowing General Assembly legislation. The second would add a new section to Article nine authorizing the state to issue up to forty two million dollars in bonds for facilities and care related to criminals, the mentally ill, the sick and injured, Sobereblar patients, and buildings at Pennsylvania State College.
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County of
Philadelphia
City of
General Assembly
Pennsylvania State College
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Ralph C. Benlediet
Thomas W. Flatley, Helen M. Schluraiff
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V. G. Stroble
Carl Kuppler
Kaward K. Renter
Hovey M. Wills
Katherine Z. Leary
Harry E. Wagner
Homes
Mebaney Nellis M. Mune
Guy C. Boughton
Irace Liebel Lee Nertha Winter Mahone
N. A. Carlson
John K. de Tuerk
Kelly
Hertha Mahoney
Royal Oak
Lanes Lonergan
Lo Finneran
Corry
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Tea Muiderick
Austin Johnson
C.H. Morton
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George H Gordon
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