Corry Public Schools keep staff steady for 1934 35 term
Twenty years ago this April 3 1934 a Corry Public Schools board meeting indicated few changes in teaching staff for the 1934 35 term after administration and instruction committee reports. The article notes local ordinances pushed through at a council meeting, a deputy US marshal appointment approved by President Roosevelt, CWA school projects resuming, and Billy Myers named president of the City Baseball League with four teams showing interest.
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Corry Public
Board of Education
Administration and Instruction Committee
Stanley H. Nichols
Miller
John Dempsey
West Wayne Street
United States
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Billy” Myers
Raymond Nine
Corty
City Baseball League
Aero Supply
Raymond's
Clark's Mills
High Stars
Corry
Valerie Cencarit
Cheektownga
Genegan
Florence Tripp
Buffalo Evening Times
Corry Area briefs mix local moves and social notes
Local column covers DuBois move of Henderson, Miller elected to Farm Bureau advisory, and George Bagsy graduation to join Penn's chemistry faculty. Remarks on school remodeling delays, lunch-period practicality, red light fines under new law, and a Bermuda trip incentive for top Beneficial Loan managers. Obituary mention of William W. Muir and cancer outreach in Erie County.
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Washington
Grand ‘Theatre
DuBois
Henderson
Automobile Finance Company
Wausau
Wis
Tvan Miller
Corry
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Columbus
Corry Area
George Bagsey
Houghton College Unisine
University of Pennsylvania
New York State
Harry Hall
Personal
Beneficial Loan Corporation
Wal
Bermuda
Raid O
Unis
Pennsylvania
Wayne Township
Erie County
William W. Muir
Warren
Ume
Clark and Warren
Rotary Club
Allegheny Singers
Allegheny College
Morton J. Luvaas
Auditorum
J. B. Cogan
East Pleasant Sweet
Joest
West Main Street
Wie Erle County
American Cancer Society
Lawrence Davison
Primaries and Legislation Tie Eisenhower Program to Voters
The piece examines how early primary results could shape Eisenhower’s legislative agenda. It cites Florida 1938 as a turning point and notes upcoming tests in Illinois on April 13 and Maine on June 21. It mentions Senator Douglas and Senator Smith as key figures, plus schedules for adjournment and fall races. It highlights stakes in Maine, Illinois, Rhode Island, and California with party dynamics and potential shifts in Congress.
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Republican Party
Pepper
D-Fla
Florida
House Rules Committee
Congress
Tlinois
Douglas
Eisenhower
Maine
Smith
McCarthy
Robert Lt. Jones
Biddieford
Wisconsin
Jones
House
Martin
Senate
Knowland
Rhode Island
James Roosevelt
California
New York
Barkley
Senate and House party alignment noted in 1984 text
The 1984 document shows a Senate split of 48 Democrats 47 Republicans and 1 Independent while the House stands at 219 Republicans 315 Democrats and 1 Independent. It notes Senator Morse from Oregon would align with Democrats if their Senate margin grows.
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Senate
House
Morse
Ind-Ore
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New Works Division
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U.S
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Israel
Bevatron
Cosmotron
Wade
Warren County
Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
A. D. Colegrove Fur Golegrove
George Sample
National Advertising
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Greyhound Posthouse
PTF
J. Fred Kinley
Kinley Insurance Agency
Jtual Casualty Insurance Co
Just
Sixes
Katherine
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin
Corry, Pa
Thomas Motors
Clinton St
Loblaws
Armour
Powell Motor CO
Canter Street
Bendix
Merritt Appliance Co
Reduction Mortgage Loan
Fedepal Deposit
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