Weather and civic notices from Erie County era events
Notices describe regimental day planned by Company A at the State Armory with a dinner, mayoral civic events, and the Erie County Agricultural Conservation office relocation. Weather outlook for the north and middle Atlantic states calls for fair conditions with midweek showers and mushrooms season details.
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State Armory
Erie County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Erie County ‘Agricultural Conservation Office
Security People's Bank — Building
Rete
Pennsylvania Guard
Corry
Middle Atlantic
City WPA plan to aid homeowners approved by council
A city sponsored WPA project plan to aid homeowners was approved by the city council on Friday. The plan aims to have five percent of WPA forces on city projects, with potential increase to twenty percent as in New Castle. Homeowners pledging to pay delinquent taxes or to assign half their wages to the city would receive priority for available WPA jobs and property improvements benefiting adjacent unemployed owners.
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WEA
Iwnens
Charles R. Banker
Justralia
WPA
Pininy
Unchanged Social Security Number Policy Cited
The Pennsylvania Division of Unemployment urges keeping the original Social Security number when moving between states. Ralph Myers says changing numbers causes work delays and confusion for unemployment compensation, social security, and related programs. The policy emphasizes continuity of the same number across all systems regardless of residence or employment location.
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Pennsylvania Division of Unemployment (Compensation and Employment Service
Eabor and Industry
Ralph Ms Oeshers
Bashore
Nunbher
Fox
Cradling Wheat at 82 on Berwick Farm
Samuel Slusser, 82, continues to cradle wheat on his Berwick, Pennsylvania farm, demonstrating enduring skill and rural steadiness as he tends the harvest in the fields.
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Berwick
Samuel Slusser
Man Sentenced to 112 Years For Mann Act Violation
Andrew Faver alias Pat Winters, 34, of New York and Detroit, found guilty of Mann Act offenses. Norman Brown, 20, of Youngstown charged in the same case, received a lengthy federal sentence. Jury found Pat ernostra linked to coercion and luring two young women to a home for immoral purposes, with one becoming involved with Miss Miller. Brown was depicted as a victim of circumstances in a love affair. Brown’s attorney John C. Blickmora argued for leniency. witnesses included the two women initially charged with conspiracy.
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ORIB
Andrew Faver
Nesteo
Pat Winters
Buffalo
NoVo
Detroit
Mich
Mann
Norman Brown
Youngstown
Paternastra
Robert M. Gibson
Lewinbue
Haternostyo
West 16Th Street
Brown
John CG. Blickmora
Milter
West 8Th Street
Blackmore
Thrift Habit Promoted In Public Schools Across Nation
Superintendent Lester J. Ade announces a nationwide thrift drive in schools shaping saving habits. About 500,000 Pennsylvania pupils in 1,200 schools saved $2,753,820.6 last year while over 2.8 million U S students in 9,000 schools held deposits totaling $14.258 billion. Teachers and parents urged non participants to join. program starts in primary grades to foster self reliance and prudent money earning.
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Hgitt
Lester J. Ade
Pennsylvania
United States
Amerca
Ayires
Tie Action Prioii- Won
Dowtor
Blind man travels alone from Calcuta to home
C S Roy of Calcutta returns to his native city after a world tour claiming to be the first blind man to travel solo. He visited Great Britain France Germany the United States and Japan. Hotdogs new to butcher Norristown Pa Edward Margerum longtime butcher had never eaten hotdogs before attending a judge picnic.
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Calcutta
S. C. Roy
Calcenda
Great Britain
France
Germany
United States
Japan
Norristown
Edward Margerum
No Flood Threats in State Despite Rains
Harrisburg reports Forests and Waters Secretary Jamess M. Hogardus said there is no flood threat in any section of the state despite prolonged rains. Streams and gauging stations show commonwealth rivers well above normal only slightly for the season and despite heavy rain from New York and New England, water heights in Pennsylvania remain unaffected.
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Ay United
Harrisburg
Forests and Waters
Jamea M. Bogardus
New York
New England
Hogardiy
For Rent 297 Must Street Rooms Inquire East Street
Classified notice notes rooms for rent at 297 Must Street with inquiry directed to 200 East Street. The fragment mentions availability and contact but lacks full details.
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Must Street
East Street
Eee
Washington Anxious Over War Situation
United Press reports Washington anxiously follows the Czech Slovakia crisis as tension rises in embassies and government offices. Officials note strained communications and officials within the State Department work to relay foreign news while telegraph lines stay active in this tense period.
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State Department
United Press
Washington
Czechoslovakia
Hemoco
United States
Europe
Michael J. McDermott
Cubrae
Mo McBride
Secs Rlary
Slate Hall
Coder
Sypresa
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Associated Gas & Eectric System
PWA
Jewett Consolidated
Melean County
Aero Supply
Ajax
Jaddies
Sheffield Democratic Club
Nelson Farm
Sheffield
Cooperative Board of the Four Transportation Brotherhoods
Order of Railroad Conductors
Christensen Motors
Plymouth
Christensen
Merle J. MeIntyre
McThityre
North Center Street
G. Reesink
Lola Reesink
Hast
Mcintyre
Paw Woah
Theauigh
New London
Conn
New
Airview Shore
West Hampton
B. 1
Atlantic Seaboard
HGHR
Chechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Godesberg
Erie
Parsons
Greee
Food Choppers
C. E. Doane Hardware
Dorothy Perkins
Sian
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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