THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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ITEMS OF TUSSEYVILLE . IN CENTRE COUNTY BY 1831 Curtin Twp. N. P 8 82 size of d0OFS, :
COAL, ETC. PER TON: 3 ton loads | 0" "per
JLLOCAL INTEREST » *® » * » » * » The total registered vote in Centre u wp $ P i Ww preferred) Cherry tun, 90% ump ‘|
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Hall, has wst completely vered {ve m n . was attacking was cabling |: Hipsh 21 \ 48 ] : 3 wp. N 263 i ‘ and Cu Write } { 2 . . . ;
from ear trouble, feared at one time}, , ... Ing . reopening of |=. Spey rq 374 . 415 USN WP, : 11 ‘N. 6th St, Philadelphia, P : $ Washed,Greased, Polished
it would develop inte nast olds leonver ion in urope to avert op Ho : a My ip Ire bs 199 Siro he - — . : “ ” 343 FOR SALE i3 anre of Umberiand. (Cars Called for ‘and Delivered
Fish and g 1e wardens un “len vwiu] wa The fact remain that fos ‘ ‘ tn ag y . ur t] 148 L itunts i i ‘ ywnshi nt:
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“Ho in from Beaver county, five [01 an Administration that oftrs Jobs [Bolt Tu 73 65 Walker Twp. M. 7 79 CTENSION 1 «as } Brooks’ Service Sta
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1"'" 7a APPEAR Nov. 187] e-Elect Senator 1 ompson’
When Somathing is done for
She PCples interest by those in ——— i ——————— IE
} pu office the Tribune is quick a Quoting News Articles
to give credit. The appeal of
Setitor EA oo avn. Thott: Labor Groups, Educators, From Newspapers That
ies-Barre since T PeLurn- lcourne. ‘This will be the second Brookwood Shaft at Houtzdale Tell
ed home Sunday with J ( who | 7 4h Th deserves highest commendation
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metered to the Lumrne county ety In) irtuaton for adults. 35° cant and support.” — From Altoona Coal Men Praise i hompson
the morning. : 48 hi " 4
for ildren nts. i
Thompson Story
Tribune, October 28, 1937.
Thanks are tendered to all who
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generously responded with eXxpres- L ————————
sions of sympathy and peviormanee of] LOCAL AND PERSONAL VOTE STRAIGHT DEMCCRATIC «Ee “Re-Elect Thompson C ommittee” E32 RE-ELE ECT THOMPSON SEN ATOR
sequent death of Catharine Gri Sr School. ch od TT
at Centre Hall—Mrs. J. Lovan § th aneloaehtoe wen dele \ .
HL Whiner Sith. an Tames, sun. [ith manslaughter, was declared | fod ype ator Labor Utiion | Thompson Coal Men
Mrs. Lillian Crow and children rl residing judge. “ . Th . x
State College and the former's mother, | govaral deluxe town sedans are i n d orses || Favors Thompson 1 Sa ves Bi u Honors Thompson l.aud Senator
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Mrs. Rebecca Romig, of Liverpool |.. the floor of the Miller Mot
visited in Centre Hall on Saturday ww Company Garage They are re i i — . . Th rr :
evening. Mrs Romig will return to Ane in both appearance ai i hom sOn Senator Edward Jackson | From: Joint Report of Rail i “Se nator | OF iva rd J Paomps At M ee I 1 In g
the Bartholomew “home or SRY I tormanas wompson today announced | yw; iy Conductors, Brotherhood son, of hilip urg, : Be 4
for a visit of several days Fe " : . hi he dearfield County | of Railroad Trainmen, ro | one of the ache. MATers
) 1 ens rueats in 16 Barthol ~ . ; a . al Uunon has en-| therhood of Locomotive En {at the ann
Miss Louise Ishler, daughter of Mr. jomew me were r. and a oN hit av a y | GO 1 his reelection to the gineers, Brotherhood of Loco | © etings
and Mrs. Paul Ishl f Millheim + H. J. Kittleberger and daughte ne at: Ponnsvieanis Simtel State Senate motive Firemen and Engine. | S!lV, Oil
a week-end gues if Mis Bett lear- | Misses yuise and I 4 t A = y bibannd ; ek Cmte} n a letter ¢ ndorsemen men, Sta « : 2 / ay
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School Districts Favor Nt 1 tis Senool development. of To Council Term
Plan I a Pennsyvlvar Iarry 1 va
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that the Executive Committon 1 “Virtually certain of legis 3 , Patriotic Sons of Ameri : cord ha en gained 1
the Legislative Board of | lative endorsement, the : a advised members of his organ: | Senator during his term of of-
the Pennsylvania Brotheiliood | thompson School Improve 4 wn : izations to stand squarely be. AREY
of Locomotive Firemen and | ment Plan is anticipated with : 3 hind State Senator Edward J.
Enginemen advised him of | much interest and satisfac- % / { Thompson's plan for improv- he bor-
that organization's suppor in | tion on the part of school dis- | Bl | ing obsolete and inadequ a'€ | ough council. He was the mo-
a letter from James A. Fox, tricts throughout the state. | % be school buildings in the state tivating force behind n v of
Chairman, who stated: I'he measure has already re | ; ; | through joint action of the! the town's improvements.
‘Upon examination of your ceived approval of the State | do | local school districts, Depart | During his term in office, the
record as a member of the| Senate and by theendof the | TRB a ment of Public Instruction, | streets were all paved, new
General Assmbly, we find | Week should be passed into | and the General State Author | fire equipment was purchased,
that you made an excellent | 1aw."—From Milheim Journal or ity. Mr. Leary has advised | Opld Stream D: as built,
one in behalf of social, hu-| August 4, 1938. Shay | Charles B. Helms, State Secre- | the sewer system improved,
mane and labor legislation. —— - ——— | 5 ! tary of the P. O. S of A. 10{ and a number of other im
We therefore, most cheerfully P. O. S. of A. Camp News 3 § | endorse and nly advocate provements made.” — From
send you our endorsement for | urged 300 organization Secre | 3 i ¢ { the Thompson lan. - om | Ph Hg shurg vaily Journal
"I PERVERSION RECIPROCAT ve election. taries to endorse Senator "UL ee entre Democrat, Bellefonte, | March 26, 19:
Eli { The second ndorsement is | Thompson's Sct rool Plan. Edw. Jackson Thompson J
FRADE AGREEMENTS rom the Coot 3oat w—————
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= 12 Schools in County
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Thomps SOIL 5 Fe CLI el O oe] Apply For Funds
George towand - " - i
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“According to a statem ent |
issued by Professor G. Glenn |
Rogers, superintendent of |
{ county schools, nine high
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Author of the Thompson School Improvemont Plan, Author of the General State Author | Sons Jd three elementary |
ity, a motivating factor behind the Full Creww Bill, authority in Relief studies, chairman of | applied for funds under the |
important Senate Committees, expert in Judicial procecure. aide to Clearfield and foentre | Thompson plan with which
counties in securing building develop is such as the huge program at State College, a | to make additions to their
new dormitory at Western penitent; , Clearfield Armory, Black Moshannon Airport, Du | present school buildings, with
Bois Airport, and leader of a movement to reduce administrative expenses of direct relief exception of State College
and other assistance, his record iz excellent. boroug: 1 where funds for the
Herewith presented are highlights of his Senate accompli! 120s. Jniortu '{ erection of an entire new
It Is now clearly demonstrat space does not permit publication of his complete achicvements ’ i = i High school building have |
ed and generally recognized that Se . Yall " wad been sought of the Federal
eeog Author of Thompson School Improvement Plan Bovereeat” = F Belle- |
WHEN IN NEED OF the trade agreements program | in Recoverv Measure Father of General State Authorily Program. HPN REY | Fonte Keystone Gazette Sep
. . Is a constructive line of solution | , tember 27, 1938.
Pl M I I - Leader in Fight for Passage of Full Crew Bill. :
aning i and 1s aceomplahing vesulid, es teferring to the National Author of Bill Planning Pernianent Administration of Unemployment Relief, Se"
o the small | truth as ibmt 5 p Td Senator Edw. Jackson Thompson has s tinguished himself as one of the most briiliant
pening in the tract, and would be al : vy has done chiar Ti a ie sy om whi A. and \ggressive people’s leade: oF . yy ; ap " B35 POR ith: achisvemante
nost immediately expelled. Surgical {literature sent out by Senator othe: hoo Chaithas advised Honest, liberal, progressive Sei i ipson’s record compares with achievements
attention was given but after months | Davis yirposely ron wh ts Stint nt THEE Bis of any legislative leader in the United St
purpose misrepresents nator inompson
of treatment very little relief was ap- [the facts as to the Reciprocal We base our endorsement.
parent, However, doctors at Geisinger | Trade Agreements, In this week's ntirely upon the records we
hospital report that if the young man |issue of the Reporter a few of p of cach member of the
will submit to weekly treatments, | the Mmeasiires affecting local Gicneral Assembly on meas
which are most unpleasant, for a peri- [farmers are recited as having res that are of vital import.
od of two years, a definite improve- been supported by Representa nee to the people.”--From
ment will take place. The young man | tive Decker. ” | Julois Courier, July 13, 133s.
has agreed to do so.
Notes School Plan
have never claimed that It ean| lecovery Bill passed by the 3 “Recommends Sch School”
WwW k perform magie. It eanmot pro-| '0°8 Congress, the Democratic | Which bili resulted in establishment of Department of Public Assistance.
or duce exports after , drought| Watchman, Bellefonte, July Author of bill establishing minimum wages for women and minors. “County Superintendent of
year when there Ig nothing to| 15, 1933, said: “The bill also Chairman of Committecs Investigating praclices and operation of Oil cor- | Schools Ww. P. Trostle t
of any kind, export. Neither can It rd nakes possible adoption of the porations and com informed the PROGR
markets overnignt. It has, in ad- | Thompson plan of public Leader in i fight for liberal! Workmen's Compensation Bill that he had recommended to
LUMBER ROOFING i school improvements through r n hg or eIti Work : the Department of Public =i
’ ’ Nails dition, rendered a world-wide | medium of the General rp Voted YES for Unemploy ment Comp ensation. struction at Harrisburg {rat a |
All Kinds Building Material, Jervige Pog oir Bopisnoid Authority. Approximately 1,- Voted YES for Workmen's Compensation, vocational high school be ost,
000 schools in Pennsylvania — ’ ablished in or near Clear,
—CALL AT— to make farther reductions, and | 0 FRCO0 CE LORRSY HARE Yoled YES for Labor Relations Lili—an nc! guaranteeing Labor's Right to field. The information was’
¢ . In paving the way toward wit | _,. i red for the departmen
Garr etts P laning Mill mate restoration of stable condi. | © be : opred, Voted YES on Public Utilities Bill—an act to reduce rates and to compel utili- bn is To forward +
flons. It Is lay . | :
GOOD MATERIAL AND is for trade und bas: | Sanator Thompson is an | ties fo return consumers deposit charges. the passage of Thompson
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HONEST PRICES already created, and i on. | Honorary Member Veterans Voted YES on Teachers’ Tenure Act—an act guaranteeing independence to Bil ih Frovides school Jort 3 aod
tnur to create, wider markets Foreign Wars, Elks, Kiwanis, | teachers. " tion "—From Clear
Phone Rebarsburs, Po. for farm and other pen | Red Cross, Eagles and Moose.!| = Voted YES on Agricultural Conservation Program. field PE August 8,
hoth at home and abroad. That -
onsass ey enti Re-Elect Thompson--- Vote For Earle, Jones, Ginger. Hamilton, Maines, Decker
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