Pork Barrel Debate Drags On As Rivers Bill Passes House
United Press reports during the final hours of Congress as senators, weary from long sessions, criticize the rivers and harbors pork barrel bill. Millard Tydings and Arthur Vandenberg lead sharp exchanges over hidden costs, project specifics, and political maneuvering, with Vermont and Kansas projects cited amid a nightlong debate.
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Lylec. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Congress
House
Old John Don’t Get Up Nights Testimonial
An elderly man describes relief after using BUICETY tablets from Relster's Drug Store to treat bladder irregularities nocturnal awakenings burning and backache. He claims four days of use improved sleep and urges readers to consult a druggist for a discount or refund if unsatisfied.
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John
Thrift gardens ease relief families winter burden
More than four thousand relief families, about 17,000 people in Erie and Crawford counties, will face winter with gardens grown by state aided thrift gardens. The program, led by John T. Horner and Arthur B. Reichel, reports a 28 percent yield rise from 1984 and a conservative season total over one hundred thousand dollars. Many families canned large amounts of produce and improved health and morale through the garden effort.
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Hiie
Crawford
John T. Horner
Arthur B. Reichel
Erie
Titusville
Meadville
Court Bans Talk Between Old Enemies in Niagara Falls
Police Justice William J. Watts ordered Casper Jankovicn and Valentino Suita to never speak to each other again, ending a 14-year feud that repeatedly landed them in court. If they defy the ban, they face jail.
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Wiice
Niagara Falls
Sept
Casper Jankovicn
Valentino Suita
Niagara
Spynx
William J. Watts
Lemen
Farm States See Tax Gains Far Above Average
Income tax collections for farm states rose well above the national 35 percent average for the year ending June 30 1945. States led by Idaho Wyoming Montana Michigan and Pennsylvania show large gains with Idaho 139 percent Utah 173 Alabama 115 and others reporting double figure increases across individual and corporate taxes. No state fell below 13 percent gain.
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Borah
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Michigan
Che
Alams
Arizona
Coronado
Connecticut
Texas
Georgia
Indiana
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Louisiana
Nebraska
Virginia
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Oklahoma
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennesee
Pennsylvania
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Wisconsin
Ohio
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Maryland
North Carolina
Alabama
NYA Taking Shape in Pennsylvania under Sutton
Harrisburg Sept 17 NYA launches in Pennsylvania aiding 16 to 25 year olds with relief and unemployment. Programs aim to return those out of school, place graduates in work up to about 15 dollars monthly for 60 hours over time. Education budget nears 1 million with 50 million federal work relief funds nationwide.
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Lloyd L. Bowers
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Youth Administration
NYA
Sutton
Algo
Wight
Karl T. Waugh
Dickinson College
Charles J. English
Phila~ Metphiu
Harold J. Holbrook Fitzabuegh
Theen
Erle annual conference opens in Ridgway
Rev. Perry F. Haines leaves for Ridgway to attend the opening session of the hundredth Erle annual conference of the Methodist church. Bishop Adan Wright Leonard of Pittsburgh will preside as conference meets through next Sunday with delegates including A. L. Poster and A. Loveland from Corry. Committees meet today. opening at 8:30 tomorrow. Memorial service to honor deceased ministers and spouses marks the start. District superintendents F. M. Redinger J. C. Clemens H. H. Barr G. G. Parr will attend. first such Ridgway gathering in thirty years.
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Perry F. Haines
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ridgway
Trinity M
Adan Wright Leonard
Pittsburgh
A. L. Poster
A. Loveland
Corry
Otfer
F. M. Redinger
Brookville
J. C. Clemens
Meadsville
H. H. Barr
Jamestown
G. G. Parr
Grave City
Reunion After 38 Years Brings Newt Family Together
Independence, Mo. The Newt family of two fathers, three daughters and one son gathered for a first reunion in 38 years. The group reunited here, sharing memories and plans for future gatherings.
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Newton
Six Lost In Warren Woods Found After Four Hours
A search party found three Warren women and three children lost in the woods at the head of Farnsworth Run in Cherry Grove township after about four hours. Mrs. Weigel kept a fire burning for the group until they were located near 9 p.m. They appeared to have suffered little from the experience.
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Cce Hays
Production of sugar skyrockets in Hawaii in 1935
Hawaii sugar production outpaced manufacturing with July figures showing 74,434 tons produced that month, and cumulative production to July reaching 742,874 tons. Shipments for July totaled 12,459 tons, while stockpiles awaiting shipment on August 1 stood at 74,254 tons, far below 1934 levels.
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United
Honolulu
Hawaii
Sugar Factor, Ltd
Four States Holding Primary Elections
United Press reports primary elections under way in New York Nawders sey Pennsylvania and New Mexico to nominate state county and municipal officers and party leaders. Observers seek turnout insights into public sentiment toward the Roosevelt New Deal as contests unfold across cities and states with police deployed in New York City to maintain order.
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United Press
New York
Nawderssey
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Hell
New York City
Jeane
New Jersey
Harold
Hollman
Batte
Ohio Sets Liquor Average for 1983 Donations
Ohio officials plan an average liquor donation rule for residents over twenty as part of state liquor control estimates for 1983. The plan aims to standardize contributions across counties, with details released by the state Department of Liquor Control.
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Ohio
Columbus
Public by Af lor and Nomir Kalvel Wins Crash for Judge Pleasat
Fragmentary OCR note records a public event naming Af lor and Nomir Kalvel as involved in a crash for a judge race. It mentions noon show timing and a capture by two bitts, with a Republican turnout reportedly down and a pass rejected.
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Judge Pleasattion
Republicrati
Unclear OCR summary of political and labor events
Fragmentary report references county politics and a landmark vote with Republican emphasis. Mentions scheduled extensions and a conference with Roosevelt era figures. Details are incomplete and names are uncertain.
Market activity and commodity quotes mixed in trading notes
The market report shows Amnebe fk shares at a curb with bonds in Chicago trading. Foreign grain and corn prices appear steady with minor movements. Cotton rises 21 points, rubber 9, and silver bar noted.
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Amnebe Fk
Chicago
Corn Integer
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Neosho) River
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