State School Problems To Be Discussed At Education Congress
Pennsylvania educators from across the state converge in Harrisburg for the 19th annual Education Congress. Governor Earle opens with remarks on consolidating gains in school standards, with speeches by Dr. Ackley Dr. Ade and Dr. Newton Edwards on educational reforms and adapting to changing needs.
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United Prose
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
State Educationa
Glarones E. Ackley
Jiblle Instruction
Lever K .Ade
Public Instiuction
Newton Edwards
University of Chicago
Edwards
de. I. Franke Faust
Fennaylvanta State Education Association
Polens and Senauksas Safely Lodged in Prison
John G. Po Jemie and Joe Senauskas were moved to Western penitentiary Rockview near Bellefonte after state authorities ordered the transfer. They face October execution dates for the slaying of a service station owner, with remaining time to be served as the state pardons board settles their cases.
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Warren
John G. Po Jemie
Joe Senauskas
Stetro Senaiudk
Pitta
Owsihip
State Pardon Board
Western
Rockview
Bellefonte
Motorists Fees and Taxes Cut Realty Taxes in Pennsylvania
Secretary of Highways in Harrisburg reports state actions reduced local real estate tax burdens by funds from gasoline taxes and motor license fees. Over four years, more than 62 million dollars aided township and borough road maintenance, with additional savings from state acquisition of 12,000 miles of highways and subsidies for township roads. State contributions totaled about 420 million dollars to date, easing local tax pressure for 84,000 miles under state upkeep.
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ROY & Enewamecen
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Eaeh
State Highway Department
Concord PTA Hosts Evening Program at Meeting
Concord Parent-Teachers Association held a January meeting at the school with newly elected president Mrs. Duard May presiding. Thirty three members and guests enjoyed a program featuring a piano solo by Mrs. Carlton Chaffey and a talk on Lyceum Course presentations by Stanley Anderson.
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Concord Parent-Teachers’ Association
Duard May
Carlton Chaffey
Lyceun
Stanley ©. Anderson
Mile Barbara Anderson
Chaffee
Mary Anderson
Douglas Ranelle
Louis Lundy
Mildred Denton
Williams Named to Erie County Assistance Board
Former Mayor Joseph C. Williams of 489 Shawnee Drive was appointed by Governor George H. Earle to the Erie County Assistance Board for the term ending December 31, 1938, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Als Henristha Bink Fischer. Governor Earle also named Dewey McGahan of Waterford as justice of the peace for LeBoeuf township, succeeding the late George Mitchell.
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Joseph Williams
Erie
Joseph C. Williams
Shawnee Drive
George H. Earle
Grie County Assistance Board
Williams
Als Henristha Bink Fischer
Coffin Found in Pasadena Mystery After 30 Years
In Pasadena, H. W. Ross locates a coffin buried thirty years ago using an electric device amid a family quest to reveal a lover’s burial place. The town cemetery suffered destruction by fire, complicating identification of the remains.
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Pasadena
Cal
H. W. Ross
Amit
Charity Begins at Home In Sharon Man Credits World’s Tonic
A Sharon Pennsylvania office worker describes spells of dizziness and headaches from likely auto intoxication. He praises World’s Tonic for relief, claiming better digestion, fewer cramps, and improved appetite after using the remedy.
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Charity
C. F. Archer
New Castle Street
Sharon
Colonial Bite Insurance Company
Former Corry girl writes of storm damage
A Corry family shares a letter from Rebecca Mackenzie Lindergreen of Wellesley Hills Massachusetts describing widespread hurricane and flood damage across New England. The account details collapsed roofs fallen trees damaged property and long outages as neighbors assess the wreckage.
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CORRY
Mir and
Menor. MacKenzie
Concord Street
Harold
Rebecca Mackenzie) Lindergreen
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Boston
New England
Surprising ease in Whitney and Scott's quiet game
In a private ballroom scene Whitney and Scott dodge Spencer Scofield's interruption and secretly plan time alone. They discuss moving beyond pretense while Olivia observes from the edge, as the pair wrestles with temptation and fear of breaking their tacit agreement.
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Whitney
Scott
Fenly
Spencer Scofield
Spencer
Olivia
Herlins
Livia
Yale
Ate
Nem
Arcold Sind
Baltimore
Seatl
Gwen
Ange
Brad Lewis
Bradford St. Lewis
Darling
Brad
Washington
Shiv
Ted Toyeney
Andy
Nora
Beal
Lane
Albright
Clash of Hounds in Antioch Court Records
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a legal or local event in Antioch involving the term penalties and a debate over a project. The readable portions reference dates, locations, and names in a damaged form, indicating a formal notice or decree tied to a disputed action or policy.
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Jie
Santa Cruz
Sammy Penningtoh
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Polens
Senauskas
Concord Pta
New Oakland
American Gas Association
Harold Lindergreen
Wellesley
Ann
Oirselves
Here
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Neonham
Yeortl
Anstead
Owen
York
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Oipia
Sonik
Bent Lewis
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Tsay
Peiky
Evinyess
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Big
Bill
Hien
Copley
Rob
Nella
Weit
Thomas Motor Company
Satterlee
Nedra Bos
Teller
Por Sala Gos
Chapman
Bessie Lin
Monme Cursntis
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Lain Sexton
Reby Cony
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Mnuet Gates
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Sale — Ciruut Sysoet Chelip
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Speaiaity Shop
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TnterHiniensi Harvester
Saehiby
Armambral
Hiern
Geauty Anosa
Antioch
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