Reading Notes Mixed with Local Developments and Events
Reading reports a cool spell and upcoming board meeting, plus highway work near Clearfield re routing most of the link between Mineral Springs and Wallace-ton. A Erie marriage license filed for Piccirillo and Viccardi, and state inspector proposals for government trucks follow. Local fair in Cambridge Springs and county TB hospital costs are noted amid railroad recall, store window damage, and public notices on elections and address changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakes-In-Sea
Clearfield
Mineral Springs
Wallaceton
Former Corry marksman aids in new record
Dispatches from Camp Perry report Merle Israelson formerly of Corry helped set a new small bore twenty man rifle record for the United States, scoring 7 952 of 8 000 to win the Sir Thomas R Dewar trophy from Great Britain. The Americans topped the British 7 900 on their Addiscombe England range.
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Camp Perry
Dewny
United States
Thevete
C. B. Lister
Trearer
National Rifle Association
George Cooper
Des Moines
Iowa
E. N. Moor
Detroit
Cortez Souler
Carlson
Dave
New Haver Conn
Erle
New Haven
Conn
Becker
Kenneth
Winter Haven
Pla
S—Berkhelser
Hopewill
Braendle
George
Cleveland
T Schweitzer
W. P
Hillside
Pade
Winast
Sellersville
Lippincott J. C
Elizabeth
Wark
Buta
Hamer
Vere
Woodstock
Minn
Woodring
W. B
Alton
Til
Pope
J. A
Los Angeles
Pops
R. C
Dallas
Cardnér
Russell
Troy
Israelson
Merle
Akron
Ohio
Hamley
B. C
Glendale
Calif
Summerall
W. J
Waycross
Kenyon
Villa
Michigan City
Ind
Happe
Philadelphia
Agreement Reached on Minimum Wage for Iron and Steel
Washington Sept 7 Chairman Thomas Holland of the public contracts board said a general agreement had been reached on minimum wage recommendations for the iron and steel industry. Holland and colleagues Streckbein and Campbell plan to present to Secretary Frances Perkins within two weeks for final determination of the minimum paid by government suppliers on contracts over ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Unileg Creas
Washington
Thomas Holland
Public Contracts Board
Holland
Oscar R. Streckbein
Robert N. Campbell
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
Sparta Man to Be Sentenced in September Plea List
September criminal list shortens as defendants plead guilty before Judge Kent. Elmer J. Molfihaney of Spartansburg, financial secretary of the International Motors Union of Tunaville, ordered to return for sentencing after embezzling 288.58. Albert Masker, a Black man, escaped prison in New York and assaulted a railroad detective, sentenced to 10 fine and 174 years in penitentiary. J. J. Kerr pleads forgery, fined and given nine months to a year and a half in the Allegheny county workhouse. Frank Curry and Watery Peters plead assault and receive 90 days in jail dating from August.
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Mladvieus
Kent
Elmer J. Molfihaney
Spartansburg
International Motors Union
Tunaville
Albert Masker
New York State
Erie Railroad
J. J. Kerr
Allegheny County
Frank Curry
Manon Peters
Senterice
Bounties for Homers at Cleveland Home Games
Cleveland Indians fans are promised a free suit for every home run hit by an Indian at home for the remainder of the season. A men's clothing store in Cleveland has announced the promotion to reward long balls hit by the team.
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Cleveland
Loon’s Ridiculous Gait Highlighted Among Birds
In a note on avian movement a loon is described as a premier swimmer and diver in birdland yet it has a comical land gait. The term loon is noted as slang for a person who walks peculiarly.
Major construction jobs tied up in Windsor strike
In Windsor, construction work linked to PWIA projects and other AFL jobs faced disruption as a strike against a large supply company halted activity for craft unions. Lea Garter, AFL special representative, cited a 30 day period after Jahneke Service Inc failed to sign a promised contract, triggering the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEW
Windsor
PWIA
American Federation of Labor
Léa Garter
A. F
Jahneke Service, Inc
White slave ring operations probed in Erie case
Erie police probe into alleged white slave ring links Erie Detroit and Volington Ohio with Michigan, transporting women for immoral purposes. Three men and two young women are tied to the case. one suspect held as material witness. Investigators say more arrests and sensational developments are expected as the inquiry widens.
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Erie
Elby Qihiey
Erle
Michigan
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Volingstown
Buffalo
Reinl
Evie
Eric
Hear Complaint on Clymer Road in Jamestown
H L Carlisch of Clymer met with Mayor Harry Ericlson to air a dispute over the Nazareth farm to market road project. He claimed 345,000 would fund a six mile stretch benefiting six farmers who pay about 400 yearly in taxes. He proposed an 814 mile alternative route to serve many residents, but officials rejected his plan and work has begun. The Nazareth road would connect the Jamestown Clymer road with Harmony Clymer Town Line road. The note adds a line about the first English duke, Black Prince, being created Duke of Cornwall in 1387.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
L. Carlisch
Clymer
Harry ©. Ericlson
Nazareth
Cattisch
Marmeny
Carlisch
Jamestown-Clymer
Harmony-Clymer Town Line
Commissioners Clash Over Registration In Corry
PRIB Sept 7 Commissioners clashed again over registration in Corry as they adopted motions to register about 50 people, mostly Democrats. The board restricted registrations, ordered they be marked void, and authorized clerk Connelly to collect registrations after proper notice. A plan for additional county registration offices was announced, with the first on Sept 12 in Lawrence Park.
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Corry
Helen M. Sehtmart
Thomas W. Blatley
Boar
Flutley
Shiurai
Jacob
Connelly
Pratley
Held
Scott Way
Lawrence Park
Beamish to Intervene Over 42 Dismissals At PSC
Public Utility Commissioner Richard J. Beamish said he would push back on the dismissal of 42 employees, seeking fair hearings and due process. He plans to intervene with Chairman Dennis J. Dalsea ll upon his return from vacation to ensure the dismissed workers get a hearing, while a committee meeting let most dismissals stand. The Harrisburg district saw most affected, with several veterans and accounting bureau staff among the departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Richard J. Beamish
Beamish
Cawnivasion
Dennis J. Dalseall
Driscoll
Donal Livingston
Thomas C
Times Hints Sudeten Union Possible Under Pressure
The Times suggested that if other options fail the Czech government might permit Sudeten Germans to secede and join Germany. It argued population wishes are decisive and that a homogeneous Czechoslovakia could outweigh the loss of the Sudeten districts on the border.
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Union Cross
London
London Times
Ody
Germany
Timea
Czechoslovakia
Tinea
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Board of Mention
Michiel J. Piccirillo
Mary Taresa Viccardi
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Postal Department
Baumgarten Auto Supply
East Main Street
Arthur J. James
Gil City
Cambridge Springs
Wire County
Russelll Anderson
New York Central Railroad Company
Penmsylvania
Erie County
D.R. Group and Sons
Donald and
Robert
Pittsburgh
Shirley Cady
North Kingsville
Gynthia Gurney
East Wayne Street
James F. Bogardus
Mma
Pymatuning Lake District
State Armory
Aission
Wilford, Pomeroy
Robert Brown
Une
Alfonso Jackson
Essex Street
Roosevelt
David J. Lewis
Denton
Western Shore
Maryland
United States Senate
Lewis
Runnin
Millard Tydings
Corry Marksman
Merle Israelson
Hitler
Nuremberg
Adolf Hitler
France
Herman Goering
New York
Sparta
Clymer Road
the Black Prince
Duke of Cornwall
C. E. Doane Hardware
PUC
United Press
V. E. Phillips
San Remo
Harry Fleming
E. Ist
Fall
Earin
F. C. Chapin & Sons
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