Parochial School To Break Ground Near May 15
Corry Waterford road project under contract for a $100,000 modern brick parochial school to be built behind St. Thomas Catholic Church in West Washington Street. Construction to begin next month with permits in place and aim for a fall opening. gymnasium, library, and seating planned, with housing and residence improvements for pastor Tracey leading the effort.
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Emmy Ietmith
Washington
Finn Aleewuly
Yuhieiea
Murder charges sought after Lilly riot clashes in Johnstown
Twenty four Hooded Order members face murder charges after a clash at Lilly. Two more residents near death. police report arrests of Lilly residents on related charges. Widening inquiries probe riot involvement as district attorney and investigators pursue details.
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Whentate
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Reforming the Depot Workmen Strike Speech
A fragmentary transcript discusses depot reforms in 1832 critics complain about changes. Workers fear loss of slat varnishing and rodentwork while supporters argue improvements will be better than before. The debate centers on costs, safety, and future pay.
START WORK ON NEW FIRE DEPT STATION TUES
Frank G Jones the general contractor will break ground tomorrow on the new North Side fire station on East Washington street purchased by the city. Architect A B Mount drew many specifications and will supervise construction. Delays are foreseen but completion is planned for August. The project reflects a push to modernize city services and improve paving.
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Frank G Jones
Darre
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Journal
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A.B. Mount
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Howard
Man at Corny Case Goods Plant Struck by Wood Splinter
Lote Kirch, foreman at Corny Case Goods on E Main St, was struck in the eye by a wood splinter from a machine this morning. He suffered possible loss of sight in his right eye and was taken to a specialist for treatment.
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Corny Case Goods Company
E. Main Street
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Anay Love
Former Corry Girl Honored at Cornell Phi Beta Kappa
Mildred Routke, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Routke, formerly of Corry, has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Cornell after only one year of study. Gerald Rost, recently a patient at Corry Hospital with a bullet wound, is home recovering on King Street.
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Phi Beta Kappa
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Garald Rost
Cory Hospital
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City Council Session Scheduled In Municipal Building
City council meetings set for tonight in the municipal building chamber. Officials plan a regular monthly agenda with several items of interest and consideration of additional business before adjournment.
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Funeral Services For Mrs Johnson Patterson
Funeral services for Mrs Johanna Patterson were held at 1 30 pm from the home of her daughter Mrs Bibert Mixer 22 West South Street Suid. Rev F M Redinger conducted the service with vocal selections by Mrs Clarence Miller and Mrs C A Johnson. Burial took place in Pine Grove cemetery with pallbearers Bat Brown Clyde Cook W Patterson Clyde Brown Lewis Nirch and Stephen Brooks.
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Bibert Mixer
West South Street
F. M. Redinger
Clarence Miller
C. A. Johnson
Pin Grove
Bat] Brown
Clyde Cook
W. Patterson
Clyde Brown
Lewis Nirch
Stephen Brooks
Airplane Race Around the World Coverage
Reported from the start in Britain with Patehot leading a circumnavigation attempt. Prince Rupert and Lake Koriseln listed as legs with 1615 miles covered and 1100 plus planned miles. Actual flying time not recorded. next stop scheduled for Athens.
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Citizens Forum Tonight To Discuss Chamber Work
Members of the Chamber of Commerce and interested citizens are urged to attend tonight’s forum in the auditorium of the municipal hall. The meeting, called by the board, invites public views on the chamber’s community role and outlines a program for the coming year. A large attendance is expected.
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Labour Regime Defeated in Commons in April Toss
In London this afternoon the MacDonald government was defeated in the House of Commons 261 to 212 over a proposed evicting bill. The loss marks a serious blow and is its first reverse in Parliament. Amid calls for resignation, observers expect the government to return Brie for reforms. Also, two men 48 and 29, Tred Grady and Roy Bier Adner, broke into the county Home this spring but were caught by night watch and almshouse staff after gaining entry.
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Rotarians Head to Buffalo for International Conference
A large Rotary delegation travels to Buffalo for the 27th District conference. District officers and notable speakers including Andrew Wallace, John Main Taylor, Arthur Nash, and Frank Mulholland are listed among attendees. Events span Tuesday to Wednesday with luncheons, dinners, and lectures on Rotary development, the Golden Rule, and services for crippled and empypsiled children.
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Andrew Wallace
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Harry Auer
E L Morrow
PA Love
Desmond
Sd Wits
Elma Turner
Horton Davis
James Wright
Bo Kibfer
George Youre
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Rotary
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Andrew If Wallace
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John Main Taylor
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Jai
International Rotary
Ad Arthur Nash
Gulden Ryle Nash
Teylor
Ambering
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Nast
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Wlyvla
International Society For
Dro Preweatt Leretun
Franks Mulholland
Olde
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Jota Gils
Toronto
Nother Epebker
Dean Miller
Brasfur
Mackey Matt
Toronto Aid
Merle
Bentizon
Statlern
Horace Reed
Botsford
Provisions of New Tax Bill Announced
Washington April 7 nearly all provisions of the new tax bill were reported by the Senate finance committee within a day or two. The measure fixes a 3 percent tax on incomes under 1000, a 9 percent on incomes over 4000, a maximum 28 percent surtax above 100000, and a 25 percent tax on inheritances over 10 million. It also imposes 10 percent on jewelry over 25, 11 percent corporate tax, and 10 percent on admissions over 50 cents. Taxes on telegraph and telephone messages and tobacco remain, while lists of items to be taxed include beverages, stock, theater offenses, knives, daggers, garments, yachts, motorboats, carpets, wagons, trunks, and purses.
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Dawes speeds up report on reparations
Paris April 7 United Press reports Dawes chairman of the reparations committee set Wednesday as the delivery day for the experts reports barring unforeseen mechanical difficulties. He presided at a session this morning and urged revamping and translating the reports. The Dawes panel weighs how much Germany should pay and aims to stabilize Germany’s currency and balance its budget while delaying a fixed total.
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Corry Union Line 10 bids to be opened April 28
Bids for the Corry Union Line 10 highway improvement between Carey and Waverford will be opened April 28 and May 1 by the State Road Department. The project includes concrete foundation and pavement on the Carey Union City link, with two award installments and a June completion target, as boosters claim the full stretch could be built by 1924. Sealed proposals close April 25 with awards soon after.
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Secretary of Highways
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Tovwenshi
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Jord Ain Corry Ainder
Two Americans Slain by Bandits in Albania
United Press reports two American nationals, George Te Long of New York and Robert Lewis Colemas of San Francisco, were killed by bandits on a Tirana to Setar road in Albania. Authorities dispatched gendarmes to the area as Albanian officials and the consulate expressed deep distress.
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George Te Long
Robert Lewis Colemas
San Francisco
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Setar
Albania
Ested Aba
Poe
Edadira
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Xendarmes
Today s Five Best Radio Features
A digest of radio listings across stations in New York Newark St Louis Jefferson City Davenport and others. Featured programs include orchestral concerts by the American Orchestra Society and performances by Berlin Harti von va ser Holemann and others.
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Abe Holemann
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