Beer Test Case May Reach Court
Philadelphia court may rule on Pennsylvania beer license law in a test case. Louis Kaplan, 43, held on $300 bail for selling beer in a candy store without a license. Kaplan's lawyers said license procurement is unnecessary and planned to appeal to the state supreme court.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Louis Homberg
Louis Kaplan
Kaplan
Charles F. Silt
Edward W. Furia
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
An ad claims a remedy for bloating and gas with promise of relief from pressure and discomfort after meals. It asserts rapid improvement and mentions an offhand cure aid available at A. C. Hydes Drug Store, highlighting a nonprescription tonic.
Lawyers argue beer sale not intoxicating under police law
Lawyers contend beer is non intoxicating and should not be regulated as a health and morals risk. They say the state cannot treat beer differently from soda water and deny poverty rights and ordinary business access without a license, noting a $300 fee is outweighed by a $1.24 per barrel tax.
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Congress
Mutilation Of Library Books Is A Misdemeanor
The article reports that willful cutting or injuring library materials in public libraries or museums is a misdemeanor with fines up to one hundred dollars and up to three months in county jail. Miss Alice Sterling, librarian, notes the law and penalties.
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New Castle Lbrary
Alice Sterling
LOCAL NOTES AROUND NEW GALILEE AND AREA
Local items report illnesses and visits including Mrs Margaret Fry ill with pneumonia W W Tanner visiting Beaver Pas Harold Mattsolf confined at home and Miss Loretta Bohermund from Man Bilton visiting here. Church events include Nazarene children’s day program and Presbyterian Sunday School with a 8 day program Sunday June 41. Wm Dryden from Pittsburgh weekend with parents AB and Mrs S M Dryden. Albert Welsh rents funeral at East Liverpool Ohio. Rev Patterson preached in Burgettstown United Presbyterian Church Sunday. Mr and Mrs For Jenking and Isons and Mrs W T Jenkins and Mrs A W Tasner spent Thursday afternoon in New Castle. Mrs Charles Vankirk called to East Palestine Ohio by death of her mother Mrs Welsh. funeral services Sunday. Adult Bible Classes to meet Friday at Mrs Arthur Pearson’s home. Rev L W Fick and family summoned to Nelsonville by a relative’s death. will stay most of week. France now holds 25 percent of world gold while the United States holds 36 percent. together two countries possess two-thirds of the world’s gold. See
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Margaret Fry
Pneumotte
W. W. Tanner
Beaver
Pas
Harold Mattsolf
Lohr’ Mattsolf
Loretta
Bohermund
Man
Bilton
Church of the Nazarene
Presbyterian
Wm. Dryden
Pittsburgh
S.M. Dryden
Albert
Welatt
East Liverpool
Ohio
Dryden
J.' Corry
Palestine
Road
Patterson
United Presbyterian Church
Burgettstown
Sunstay
Fori Jenking
Isons
W.T. Jenkins
A. W. Tasner
Nelsonville
Protest Against Permit For Truck Firm
Protest filed by counsel against granting a permit to a Pittsburgh truck firm amid traffic issues and regulatory review. The filing lists multiple rail and street railway interests including Pennsylvania Railroad, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Lake Shore and Western Penn Railroad, The Harmony Motors Company, and others. Proceedings reflect a joint challenge by several parties in the Pittsburgh area.
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Pitteburgh
Dune
Rte Pamta
Pennsylvania ‘Rail
Baltimore
Ohio ‘Railroad
Bawbiren
Lake ‘Erie
West
Penn Railroad
Pittaburen
Harmony Motors Company
Postponed Hearings On Application By Public Service Examiner
Hearings on the application were postponed by Public Service Examiner Samuel G. Millec until the recipient district decides eligibility. The case involves certificates and exhibits for nayspera tions with locations including DuBois Gretonburg Meadville Erie Beaver towns Uniontown and Downterdl Harrisy.
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Public Sérvicé
Samuel G.millec
Renee
Beig
Dina
DuBois
Gretonburg
Meadville
Erie
Beaver
Uniontown
Jeroi
Downterdl
Harrisy
Jeurn
New Compensations for War Veterans Put Into Effect
Fragmented items indicate new compensations for war veterans enacted by Presidential order. Nearby notes mention visitors and residents in East Palestine and Pittsburgh areas with several family and hospital updates. The text is a partial OCR of a local news page with multiple personal notices and community updates.
Age No Bar For Veterans In The Forest Army Work
Major William Buerkle, officer in charge of the Pittsburgh district recruiting service, announced enlistment details for veterans into the civilian conservation corps beginning June 22. Pittsburgh district quota is 744 with 93 percent World War veterans and seven percent from other wars. Eligible are U.S. citizens who are able bodied for outdoor forest work. no race or religious restrictions. Pay is 30 dollars a month, with 75 percent of dependents’ support sent home. Contracts are handled by the regional director H. Benke. Inquiries to Manager Regional Veterans Administration, 3 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh.
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William Buerkle
Pittsburgh
United States Army
Civilian Conservation Corps
Majsor Boerkle
The
United States
H. ©. Benke
Veterans Administratioo House
Smithfeld Street
County Commission Focuses On Bridges In Idle Period
County officials dedicate time to inspecting and repairing county bridges. With no large projects demanding attention, commissioners prioritize bridge upkeep and addressing needs such as damaged planking and paint.
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A. C. Hyde
New Galilee
France
Pontiac
Lawrence
Auto Company
Merter Bis
Julius Fisher
N. Mercer Sr
Wright
Marke
Michigan
Wright's
Richman
Washington St
National
Maree
Washington
Y. Roahuf
Pennylvania
Rand
Baltimore& Ohio
Roosevelt
International Néwe Bet
P. Ri. Robertson
W. M. ‘Booth
W. G. Minboden
Rochester
H. C.best
Pauline
Allegheny
Clarence Riddle
Ftamuy
Laura Riddle
Pauline Best
Sm. Pittaburgh
Vern
Adana
Ity
Canton
Adams
McNeese
Chas ‘Barrett, Achter
New Onatle
Barrett
Evelyn Fuickinger
Jake ‘Long
Newpent
Ong
Cathereee Hk
Forest Army
Wiliam Buerkle
Lefkow
Rey
E, Wash. St
New Castle
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