Air Bombers Would Face Easy Addis Ababa Strike
United Press reports military experts deem bombing Addis Ababa from the air as a swift, decisive mission. A few Ethiopian aircraft could pose minimal resistance, while key targets include the wireless station, railway terminus to Djibouti, Old Gibbi palace, the new Gibbs, and the Foreign Ministry amid limited defenses.
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United Press
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Djibouti
Gibbs
Foreign Ministry
Statewide plan for unemployment relief study announced
Harrisburg Sep 25 The legislative committee with a 10000 budget will open hearings next month to study unemployment relief. Members will visit Allegheny County Oct 29 to probe the Emergency Relief Board and its activities. The tour will extend to other counties as the panel gathers data for the next legislature.
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Pited
Harrisburg
Onnt
Commonwealth
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Emergency Relief Board
Tree Removers Threaten Strike For Higher Pay
RIB September 25. WPA tree crews in the city threaten a strike over 5 percent monthly wages. L. D. Jennings of the Teamsters and Chauffeurs union offers mediation between WPA officials and laborers. Workers say hazards are high and pay is too low for families. They deny Communist ties. This is the first definite group to balk at WPA wages nationwide.
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RIB
WEA
L. D. Jennings
Teamsters
WPA
United States
Jennings
School Boys Profit From Hatching Egg Sale
Harrisburg reports that vocational agriculture students in Lebanon county earned profits from selling hatching eggs to a hatchery. A Myerstown cooperative poultry group produced broiler eggs from state supervised rocks and crossbred Barred Rock Cornish cocks with New Hampshire Red pullets. Eggs sold to a New York hatchery at standard price plus a premium of 10 to 20 cents a dozen, per department of public instruction records.
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Harrisburg
Vurstional School
Lebanon County
Myerstown
Cooperative Poultry Association
New Hampshire
New York Standard
Vocational Agriculture Division
Department of Public Instruction
Gore
O. W. Bemis
Corry
R. D
Clymer
Twin Brooks Farm
Spartansburg
MACHINE KILLS MAN IN ROAD CRASH IN GRIDLEY
Edward Schultz 50 is instantly killed and his wife Olive 58 is dying after an automobile driven by George J. Winter 66 strikes them in East Gridley Park at 6 26 p m. Winter was arrested at the scene by Motorcop Robert Holmes and later released by Coroner Dr W G Stroble who ordered him to report to headquarters. The coroner cites fractured skull crushed chest broken right wrist compound fracture left leg and broken right test as the causes of Schultz death.
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RIE
Edward Schultz
West
Stret
Olive
Hamet Hospital
George J. Winter
Cascade Street
East Gridley Park
Winter
Bertha Mahoney
Robert Holmes
W. G. Stroble
Pffice
Eee
Stroble
Indians First to Use Paint Point Earliest Colouitsl Times
The fragmentary text describes an historical claim about indigenous or early cultures using paint and Colouitsl times. It mentions a historian or analyst noting motives tied to cabinet work and a fictional or mispelled figure Hearince of Novia. The passage is garbled and difficult to interpret clearly.
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Marty Histiry
Novia
Pinind Belek Gil
Crawford County Man Ends Life With Rifle Fire
Titusville reports Ernest Blakeslee a 49 year old Bloomfield township farmer died by his own hand yesterday afternoon at 12:45. His daughter Loraina Blakeslee found the body after hearing the shot. Coroner Danney said the man cited ongoing illness and suffering as motive, certifying death as by his own action.
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Titusville
Ernest Blakeslee
Bloomfield Township
Loraina Blakeslee
Blakeslee
Danney
Lincolnville
Pote
Secure Options for 3 County Liquor Stores
State Liquor Control Board has secured options to establish three one‑stop liquor stores in the county district. Potential sites are 252 South Main Street, Kings Main and State Route 300, Wesleyville, with Harrisburg announcing the move on Tuesday.
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Brig
State Liquor Control Board
Rie County
Dstrict
Harrisburg
Mtain Street
Cings
Bafta
Road
Wesleyville
War Threat May Bring Erection of Kane Arsenal
In Kane at least a plan tied to Washington dispatches suggests reopening Work relief talks to build an ordnance depot in Allegheny National Forest. Observers link CCC Camp 4 relocation to Indiantown Gap with arsenal construction. Some worry about bar racks reuse during build. Also notes Charlie Nash rode a bicycle 40 years in all weather.
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Kane
United States
Washington
U. & Army
Allegheny National Forest News
LaMont
Costa
CCC
Highland
Indiantown Gap
Lebanon County
Arsenal
Ordnance Wlepel
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