Direct Relief Rolls In State Show Increase In Week
Pennsylvania reports a fifth straight weekly rise in direct relief, with 3 982 cases and 8 184 persons added to the general assistance roll for the week ending August 27. Openings and closings totaled 10 522 and 6 551 cases, boosting total relief to 208 655 cases and 873 878 persons. Factoring private employment adds 1 073 cases, while WPA returns and loss of work relief shape the week’s dynamics. Expenditures reach 1 500 278 dollars, with 13 645 applications and various causes listed for openings and closures. FEW TOWNS SELL LIQUOR INDIANAPOLIS Ind.—Only 110 of 464 Indiana towns under 5 000 population sell liquor by the drink, per the Alcoholic Beverages Commission.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Public Assistance
Federal Works Program
Indianapolis
Ind
Mdiana
State Alcoholic Beverages Commission
Adtertica Claims Heart Pressure Relief From Gas
An advertisement asserts that gas pressure on the heart can be relieved by Adtertica which cleanses both upper and lower bowels. The copy emphasizes avoiding sleep when gas presses the heart and promotes the product as a remedy. The ad is placed by Kister's Cut Rate.
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Kister
Sparta School Opens for 1934 49 Term and Fair Plans
Spartansburg Consolidated School welcomed students for the 1934 49 term after extensive renovations and safety inspections. The Community Fair was announced with plans for ox roast and exhibits. several local residents and families attended events and social gatherings surrounding the opening and holiday period.
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C. A. Buxton
Spartansburg
Spartansburo Consolidated
Plang
jWay
Elmer Stover
Florence Griffin
Rome Township
Pauline Stover
Stover
Pauline
R. V. Shreve
Jimmie Jef
Alvon
Ohio
Fdna Titus
Anna Shreve
Mary Holford
Minnie Kelsey
Riceville
Corry
Fre Lines
Wirt Ingram
Arnedtaville
Ralph Rice
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
N. Titus
Youngstown
D. H. Lewis
Altoona
J. A. Winans
Herbert Lindstrom
Gon
Suit Filed Against Ridgway National Bank for 75000
PUNASUTAWNEY Pa Sey. A. L. Shope former Chamber of Commerce secretary files $75000 defamation suit against Ridgway National Bank claiming health damage after wrongful dismissal from Reynoldsville People's Bank and brief tenure with the Ridgway institution. Bell Silverblatt and Bred McPhail represent Shope.
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Sey
A. L. Shope
Chamber of Commerce Kert
Ridgway National Bank
Shope
People's Bank
Reynoldaville
Ridgway Bank
Ridgway
Chamber of Commence
Bell and Silverblatt
Cleanfield
Bred McPavlin
Plaintif
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