Night Sky Delights Ahead Venus Saturn Conjunctions Discussed
A period of long nights and short days prompts an astronomy note about celestial sights. Venus and Saturn approach for several conjunctions with a thin young Moon and bright stars Altair and Vega visible in the western sky. The guide explains timing from tomorrow night through a Tuesday when Venus, Saturn and the Moon align in a spectacular display, with Venus especially prominent. Dr J Nassau of Case school's Warner Swasey Observatory provides the calculations.
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Mercy slaying ends in tragic irony in New Jersey
In Wallington New Jersey a 20 year old man George Dolack received CWA emergency employment approval five hours too late. He had returned home and fatally shot his mother Anna Dolack who suffered asthma then killed himself with a final rifle blast. He died later in hospital.
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Wallington
N. J
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Anna Do“Inek
Civil Works Administration
George Dolack
CWA
Final Decisions Today Amid 11th Hour Crunching
Harrisburg dispatch describes final passage actions as the legislature considers key measures. The House moves toward a graduated income tax plan to fund distressed schools while senatorial appointments to the Public Service Commission face delays due to Gov Pinchot illness. Other items include veterans bonuses, child labor ratification efforts, and a state tuberculosis sanatorium bill.
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NO WAR UNLESS NATIONS MAD Kellogg urges U S calm
New York December 19. Frank Kellogg former Secretary of State and world court justice told a dinner crowd commemorating Alfred Nobel that Europe and Asia will not start a war unless they have gone mad. He urged the United States to stay sane and avoid entangling alliances and armaments. He warned that armament and military power threaten civilization and that war is not mankind's inevitable fate.
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P T A December Meet Plans and Christmas Pageant
The Thads deus Stevens I A PTA will hold a December meeting on Thursday December 22 at 2 00 PM The agenda includes a brief business session followed by Question Ex discussion of Movies for Children led by Mrs Dorothy Long and a Christmas living pictures pageant titled Christmas in Many Lands Episode I preparing for Christmas in America and Episode II carols from Germany Holland England Poland Episode III includes an Old English Masque and a Szopka in Poland Episode IV Joy to the World featuring children from various grades
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Dels
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Lawrence Camaybell
Christas
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Miss Marshall
Mrs. Price
Santa
Miss Bush
Santa Land
Miss Fletcher
Germany
Holland
England
Poland
Lewis
Miss McColly
Miss Moore
Szopka
Christmes Teld
Miss Lowry
Miss Lowman
Mrs. Doty
Lindberghs Return Flight Captures Docks and Plans
The Lindberghs after landing near New York are expected to fly toward Floyd Bennett Airport and Bareley Island seaplane base. Officials described a 23 mile per hour tailwind aiding the final leg of their trans Atlantic survey for Pan American Airways System. The couple had traversed four continents and 31 nations in five months, aiming toward New York to reunite with their son.
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Wifch
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Civil Works Construction Boom Across Many Townships
Civil works pay rolls jumped to 50 million dollars per week as Hopkins reports rapid shift from relief to civil works jobs. In November 1.5 million cases received unemployment relief. 88 percent or 447,210 moved to civil works employment that month.
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Washington, Nee
Harry L. Hopkins
CWA Payrolls Rise as Relief Activities Expand
The article notes 4,000,009 workers on CWA payrolls while relief efforts grow, Hopkins cites rising relief before this shift, and the mayors conference seeks doubling CWA quotas. It also reports Roosevelt seeking 0.5 to 1 billion from Congress for next year to fund RF C loans and broader powers, plus details on CWA work in Clymer and Clearfield including local funding cuts and ongoing street and sewer projects.
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Winter Farm Courses Open at Pennsylvania State College
Short winter agricultural courses run January to March 1 1934 at Penn State College. Open to those with grammar school education. designed for nontraditional students seeking modern agri practices. First half covers topics from animal disease to vegetable gardening. second half adds cereals dairy cattle, forestry, poultry, soils, and rural life.
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Pennsylvania State College
Watts
School of Agriculture
Liquor Taxes Across States Face Transition Debate
U Y Williams reports federal liquor tax shifts amid drive for a single national tax plan. A proposed 26 percent state distribution hinges on states not imposing own liquor taxes, with dry states likely to benefit if Congress accepts the distribution method. Kentucky could gain under a plan that taxes production but bans sales within the state.
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UY Williams
Neal Washington
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Houseways and Means Committee
Kentucky
Misidentified Bandit Attack Ends in Farmer's Death
A farmer was found slain by the roadside with a .26 caliber pistol bullet through his left eye. A man named Young, who carried the gun for holdup defense, was detained for statements before county prosecutors. Mayor Simonson indicated probable release. Miss Beiler was allowed to stay with relatives in hysterical condition.
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Miss Beiler
Festive Yuletide Decor Ideas for a Classic Christmas
A nostalgic guide to Old fashioned and modern Christmas decor with evergreen garlands, red and green trims, and silver or blue accents. Suggestions include paper festoons, holly wreaths, mistletoe, candles in windows, electric yard lights, red cellophane drapes, and family participation in tree trimming and gift wrapping to heighten holiday cheer.
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Angela
Boston
Mr. Turk
Died Last Night Latrobe Hospital Matron C H Yuckenberg
C H Yukkenberg, matron at Latrobe Hospital Nurses Home, died suddenly at her home 1610 Virginia street. Survived by 13 children and 16 grandchildren, plus siblings. Funeral 2:30 Wednesday at Rob residence with Rev H W Black of Christ Reformed Church. Burial in Mechesneytown cemetery.
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G. R. Patty
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Robert Ailshouse
Greensburg
Charles Houck
Whitney
Curtis Leacock
Derry
Walter M
Latrobe
Joseph
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Minnie McIntyre
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Mechesneytown
Home from Hospital Man Dies in Personal Crisis
Old CITY, Dec. 19. INS Louis J. Roess, 63, of Venango County, died today after sending a shotgun charge through his heart on returning from a sanitarium where he underwent treatment for a nervous breakdown.
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Old City
Louis J. Roess
Venango County
WHITER CLOTHES EASIER WASHDAYS
Simple home washing tips describe using granulated soap in lukewarm water for a creamy suds wash. Soak white garments one to two hours or overnight, treat spots with soap, and rinse three times, with two hot rinses and one cold. Colorfast items need shorter lukewarm to cold soaks and rinses.
Pecans Waffles and Prune Tea Syrup Recipe Card
A compact recipe card shows Pecans Waffles with 3 cups flour 4 tsp baking powder 4 tsp sugar 1 tsp salt 1 1 3 cups chopped pecans 1 3 cup shortening 1 cup milk 2 eggs mix dry ingredients add egg yolks melted shortening and milk fold in whites heat iron 10 minutes Prune Tea Syrup uses tea per cup plus extra for pot boil pour over prunes soak overnight simmer 10 minutes add 1 4 cup sugar to prunes and reserve syrup for pud ding sauce
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