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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1928
Page
13
A 37 year old man seeks minsonry bricklaying or any other kind of work. Also a 28 year old Fred Frederick from Locust Street is a collector for rural routes with commission or salary. Must have a car and furnish references. Apply at Box Tribune office. Inquire Box W Warren Tribune. Salary listed at $15.00 per week.
Fragmented OCR listing radio programs and network stations across cities and times. It catalogs NBC CBS and local affiliates with shows, orchestras, news, and hour-by-hour dining and entertainment blocks.
Liv poultry figures show hens 21 to 31 cents, roosters 19, geese 18 to 22, broilers 27 to 31, docks 27 to 30. Dressed poultry and other items list hens 38 to 42, broilers 50 to 61, bees fresh 47 to 62, current receipts 40 to 42.
Several thousand outlaw strikers of the American Railway Express Company returned to work and the embargo on New York traffic was lifted. Urged by President George M. Harrison of the Brotherhood of Railroad and Steamship Clerks, the strikers went back pending a Wednesday conference between union and employer representatives. They cheered Harrison's plea to go into court with clean hands.
A dense, era-style radio guide lists programs across WEAF WEG WIZ and other networks for Friday through Sunday October 13 to 14. It notes orchestras dance music news and church services with station call letters, frequencies, and times spanning Atlantic to Philadelphia and Detroit with multiple programs from WEAP WEAF WEA and WJZ. Local hosts include the Marylanders and Philadelphian ensembles, plus orchestras and choir broadcasts from major cities.
The Lancaster gathering of women delegates endorsed a proposed 25 million dollar forestry fund to advance reforestation and public welfare. Gifford Pinchot spoke in support, while delegates urged state action to restrict timber sales and fund forest restoration amid wage and education concerns for youth and women.
A drunken driving charge against Troil Lee Corbin of Beech Street was withdrawn for lack of evidence before Justice Watts N. Davis. D. H. Culbertson of Grove City and Patrolman Charles Brite testified as witnesses. Corbin, free on $500 bond since Sunday, was arrested after a crash at Pennsylvanian Avenue and Bradley Street. District Attorney LeRoy Eddy stated the complainants failed to prove intoxication beyond doubt.
Mrs Stetson noted Christian Science teacher and longtime head of the New York City Christian Science Institute died at a Rochester hotel by October 12 1948 after a Canada trip with her nephew Major H W Stimpson of Rochester Her death was attributed to gradual physical weakening despite radio teaching until last spring Rumors of her death had circulated but were denied by friends and interviews were refused Local observers note she had not been in good standing with the mother church in Boston since 1909.
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