Washington Bosses Seek Exterminators to End Office Roach Plague
Washington gossip column notes Mrs Josephine Roche asks for exterminators to disinfect her treasury office amid a cockroach and rat problem across three old federal buildings. It highlights education stats from a 1920s survey and reports John Hamilton’s crime file cancellation after his death in Oswego in August 1985.
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United Press
Washington
Josephine Roche
Colorado
the Treasury
Swarthout Leaves Hollywood For Metropolitan Opera Return
Hollywood halted by Gladys Swarthout news as the mezzo soprano resigns from a film project to return to the Metropolitan Opera for a full season. She will star in Song of the Nile opposite Jan Kiepura before resuming her Met contract.
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Gladys Swarthoul
Metropolitan Opera
Rose
The
Rancho
Metropolitan
Misa Swarthout
Jan Kiepura
Paramount
Miss Swarthout
Christmas Seal Conference Tackles Tuberculosis in 400000 Children
Frances Brophy of the National Tuberculosis Association led a one day conference for tuberculosis workers at the Hotel Lawrence. She cited examination of more than 400 000 children showing tuberculosis can appear without contact but rises with age, urging continued vaccination and screening.
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PRIF
Frances Brophy
National Tuberculosis Association
Lawrence
Paris Styles Paris Show Saintly Velvet Evening Fashions
Paris fashion notes describe Lanvin and Bruyere influenced gowns with rich velvets brocades and gold thread. Designers envision saints from stained glass with halo headpieces and full sleeve Italian gowns. coats and capes of velvet supplement the ensembles.
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Paris
Lanvin
Bruyere
Tony
Reorganize Pennsylvania Government Through Constitutional Revision
The article argues that economy hinges on revising Pennsylvania’s 60 year old constitution to abolish overlapping and obsolete local government agencies. It cites Philadelphia and Allegheny County as examples of multiple units in one area and calls for empowering reform by constitutional changes to reduce taxes and unnecessary expenditures.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Pittsburgh
Alleghwny County
Voters to decide on Constitutional Revision and Convention
The article explains that voters will be asked at the next Tuesday primary whether to call a Constitutional Convention and later approve any proposed changes. Delegates to the convention would be chosen by ballot and convene in December to draft reforms for voter consideration next spring.
Father of Dams and the Mississippi Project Noted
A major but underappreciated inland navigation development was the September 2 dedication of the $5,000,000 St. Aime Dam on the Mississippi. The project stands as a landmark in American waterway engineering, shaping upstream and downstream commerce and flood control for decades.
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America
Mississippi
Star Signals and river traffic revival in Alma Wisconsin
The column notes horoscopic guidance for September 18 and advises caution until September 20. It highlights a Wisconsin river project in Alma restoring a nine foot channel between the Twin Cities and St Louis, predicting eventual heavy downstream traffic and possible rail harmony. It also mentions a bumblebee sting incident and a mule attack on a Bowling Green farm.
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Alma
Wis
Twin Cities
St Louis
Chanréla
Great Lakes
Urge Revision of State Constitution at Meet
A near capacity audience gathered at the American Legion Home in Sheffield on Thursday night to hear speakers explain why the present state government administration seeks to revise the state constitution. A delay in starting time occurred. during the interval Clarendon musicians performed a three piece string orchestra playing popular numbers.
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Sheffield
American Legion
Clarendon
WPA plans relief for unemployed musicians in Oil City
A WPA proposal would place all unemployed musicians in Oil City on relief under a separate classification. Harold Pierce and Venango county project engineers, with representatives from the WPA Exie headquarters, are preparing the plan for possible local sponsors.
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Oil City
Sit City
Works Progress Administration
Harold Pierce
Venango County Project Enginees
Exie
WPA
North East Boy Loses Arm In Farm Machine
Three year old Frederick Ahrens son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Ahrens from North East lost his left arm yesterday while playing near a corn shredder feeding stalks into the machinery on a farmer's farm. He became caught in the revolving parts as the machine operated.
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Frederick Ahrens
D. 4
North East
Anster
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