Mail Plane Rouses Family From Burning Home. Two Die
A Westbound air mail plane roared over Dubois Pennsylvania waking Joseph Thomas and his family. Thomas saved four children from the burning house before returning for a fifth and perishing with the child. Victoria Thomas escaped with burns and an infant survived unhurt. Four injured relatives were hospitalized in unknown condition. Frank Thomas listed critical. The pilot’s identity was not learned.
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Son
DuBois
Unite Press
Joseph ‘Thomas
Victoria Thomas
Thomas
Paul
Victoria Thom
Annie
Albert
Prank
Anthony
Frank
Air Mail
Women Club Meeting Unites Four Towns In All Day Session
Members of women’s clubs from Titusville Union City Warren and the Corry club held an all day meeting at the club home on Wednesday The morning session opened at 11 o clock under president Mrs T Barnes with an open roundtable about affairs A salad luncheon for 110 guests followed In the afternoon Ina Austin Lucile Murray arranged programs including vocal solos piano selections and talks by club leaders Mrs J B Young Mrs D A Hillstrom and Mrs L Croug The event featured music by Max Harvey Merrill Wilcox Signa Anderson and others and concluded with a social on club life led by Mrs Broadhurst
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Woman's Clubs
Titusville
Union City
Warren
Corry Club
Woman’ 'S Chis
Corry
T. Barnes
J. . Pulp
Florence Blair
Mises Ina Austin
Lucile Murray
Tris
R. S. Dewey
May Howard
Ina Austin
L. Croug
Chih ‘Thill
Edward Lindsay
Warren Woman's Club
Start Fioughten
Glenn Group
JH. ©. Gilbertson
Margaret June Kamps
Guy ‘Alliney
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Today
NBC and CBS networks present today’s top radio entertainments across 8:00 to 10:00 PM. Pleisthmann-Vibe hour, Melody Moments with Jack Frost, Voice of Columbia, At Water Kent, and REA Victh' hiviir appear on NBC CBS networks and local stations.
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Walt
NBC
Jack Frost
Melody
WABC
CBS
Voice of
Columbia
Wiz
Atwater Kent
Corryites In West Enjoy Reunion In California
Corryites living in or from Corry gathered at Sycamore Grove in Los Angeles on March 30 for a reunion and picnic. Attendees included Frank Gatlin and family, with five sons and spouses, plus many other registered participants and spouses. The event featured a long list of attendees with numerous Catlin, Amidon, Wilson, Bagley, Powell, Burton, Gail, and other surnames, while many more did not register.
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California
Corry
Sycamore Grove
Los Angeles
Frank D. Oattin
Prank D. Catlin
My Aid
Harry W. Catlin
Edith Catlin
Unopposed bids in Erie county districts noted
John H. King is unopposed for the Republican and Democratic nominations for State Assembly from the Third District of Erie County. Joseph Ziesenheim is unopposed for the Assembly seat from the West County district, while others face partial opposition from attorneys and incumbents in Bria and Brie districts. Milton W. Shreya is unopposed for the Republican nomination to Congress in the 25th district.
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John H. King
Erie County
Harnsburg
King
Seakless
Joseph Ziesenheim
North Girsyd
Assemby
West County
Joseph M. Schitling
Brig
Thos
S. Pitegerald
Robert N. Pitegerald
John Schreck
Ils
Brie
Edward W. Humphreys
Miles R. Miller
Bort
Milton W. Shreya
Erie
Congress
Clariss
Crosby Cy Meaiville
Harrisburg
Corry hospital earns AMA high endorsement and plans May celebration
Corry hospital Pa received the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals AMA highest endorsement for superior standing after survey. Over 100 births last year. Rotary Club and Veterans of Foreign Wars plan Memorial Day events with outdoor activities and a softball game at Junior High field. General Canzail Yonfisr Goll2, a World War I war leader, dies in Berlin.
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American Medical Association Act Service Club
Gram
Washington
Corry Hospital
Corry
Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
American Medical Association
Corry. Hospital
Plaus
Tit Rotary Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Service Club
Ji Ig
Union City
Berlin
Canzail Yonfisr
Back to Farm project aims to curb unemployment
A Washington driven delegation proposes a Back to Farm program to place unemployed workers on Virginia farms. Shenandoah Valley farmers offer to take a share of profits on crops grown on Gleated land, with Dennie saying funds are needed to recruit and transport workers. He intends to seek federal farm aid and congressional interest to launch spring planting jobs for industrial workers displaced by automation.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Farm’ Colonization Project
Hiss Bert
Stenandoah Valley
Tiaeacea Cian
Paul Dennie
Philadelphia Garment
Conte Wavethers
Hid
Virginia Farms
Sec
Hong
Donnie
Miki
Federal Farm Card
Congress
Dennie
Healey Opens New StudioSaturday Open House in Corry
Fred Healey will open his modern photograph studio at 209 North Center Street in Corry this Saturday. The facility features a spacious display room, retouching and finishing apartments, a well equipped workshop, and nightly portrait capability with new lighting. Hours are 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 10 pm with carnation souvenirs for ladies. Leading photographers from the United States and representatives from Buffalo and Pittsburgh are expected to attend the opening.
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Fred Healey
North Center Street
Corry Ani
Mr. Healey
Patterson Estate
Corry Public Library
Healey Tas
Iig
Southelder
Ma. Healey
Pittsburgh
College Poll Shows Students Favor Abolishing First Amendment
Collegiates in Chapel Hill North Carolina on April 3 report that among voters in a student poll run by the university newspaper, a majority favored repeal of the First Amendment. The results show 148 in favor of agitation and 700 in favor of present-day measures against prohibition, reflecting a push for change within campus discourse.
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Chaphlaill
N.C
Colege
Yenuity of
Nira Carolina
Kiwanis Club Hears Stock Market Talk by Bracken
Loyd M. Bracken of Logan & Bryan lectured to the Kiwanis Club on the New York Stock Exchange. He reviewed its history, the postwar recovery, and six investment rules to avoid losses from speculative swings. Charles Shuss outlined a nine week attendance contest with the Titusville club. R. W. Brown returned from Florida remarks closed the meeting.
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Wall Street
Kiwanis Club
New York Stock Exchange
Loyd M. Bracken
Oil City
Logan & Bryan
Service Club
Bracken
So Doig
Titusville Club
Charles Shuss
Nichols
R. W. Brown
Florida
Raskob firework claims loom in Senate probe
United Press report from Washington notes Senate lobby committee hearings begin with testimony from John G Hasitot Democratic National Committee chair and ongoing inquiries into Raskob and Huston. Indiana Republican on the coalition committee scrutinizes Raskob's fit with prohibition repeal debates. Senate may hear Huston report linking Muscle Shoals fundraisers to alleged speculative dealings.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Robinson
Ind
Promisea
Senate Lobby Committee
John G. Hasitot
Democratic National Committee
Indiana Cry
Raskob
Senate
Republican National Committee
Claudius H. Huston
John
New York
Huston
Plea Guilty in Buffalo Second Degree Murder Case
Ila Jim érson, a Seneca known as the Fed Lilac, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the death of Mrs. Clothilde Marchand. The plea, accepted by District Attorney Guy B. Moore, removes the threat of the electric chair and could yield a jail term from 20 years to life.
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Buffalo
United Press Buffalo
Ila Jimérson
Clothilde Murchan
Wom&n
Henri Marchand
Nancy Bowen
Car uproots tree. driver jailed after wreck
A wind storm toppled trees and damaged property as M. D. Coons lost control of his car, injuring none but damaging a home and vehicles. He faced disorderly conduct charges, paid a $25 fine, and agreed to cover tree damages. Police noted an empty bottle in the car. Coons escaped injury. In a separate item, Camilo Licati, 41, who killed a Cleveland patrolman in 1919, was killed by gangsters in Cleveland.
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North Center
T. Iin
Coons
Lie Wincaid
Spi
Cleveland
Camil
Who Is He Secretary of Their Treasury Mhied Metioat
Readable fragments suggest a query about a treasury secretary with garbled name and role described as overseeing “fine dogs.” The text is too fragmentary to identify a real person or event.
Devastating Fireworks Plant Blast Kills Ten
Philadelphia dispatch reports premature fireworks detonations at a Pennsylvan ia and New Jersey plant caused a massive explosion. At least ten people were killed, about eighty injured, and a large storage building and sheds were destroyed. Fire crews from nearby towns battled blazes as residents feared an earthquake.
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United Press
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Peni {Fireworks Company
Devor
I Nati Wall Road
Paoli
Paloval Grain
Pdene Uwe Bey
Sur Howes
Builly
Shewa Elie Ic Basies
Alten
Ventry
Tretilon
Penneylyavis Railroad
Devon
Aken
Lee
Trias
Putomoabiles
Anuisances
Brym Mawr
Hammonton
N. J. Camden
West Philadelphia
Gloucester
War 15 Launched on Stray Dogs Here
City authorities and police chief Ruppersturg announce a campaign against stray dogs led by dog catcher Delmont Davia. Residents are advised to report cases directly, with officials not to be bothered by routine complaints. Plans include removing dogs found roaming the streets.
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Ruppersturg
Délmont Davia
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