City Council Eyes Budget and Public Safety Bills
City Council meets at the Municipal building to act on East Columbus avenue payments and a Hare Crease bridge project after talks with State Highway officials. An ordinance banning the sale and shooting of free works is expected to pass on first and second readings, with Rotary and Kiwanis backing the measure. The council will also plan a Harrisburg conference on sewage disposal and seek postponement of state demands. The Board of Education will elect a new superintendent in special session, with Dewey expected to head the Corry Public Schools. Hospital board meets to address training school financing amid state changes. Release of missionary N E Gemmell noted. local guests mentioned.
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City Council
Board of Education
Corry Hospital Association
Colncil
East Columbus Avenue
Hare Crease
Thomas C. Frame
State Highway Department
Ben Jr. Starr
Public Safety
Rotary
Kiwanis
C. L. Alexander
Blaine Kincaid
Harrisburg
Evenine
Dewey
Corry
Greenville
Who is She? Americas sweetheart Yorks star portrait
A fragmented note asks who is she among the Yorks, labeling a foremost movie actress as America’s sweetheart. The item hints at a posed image and fame, without clear names or dates.
Eastman to Give Cameras to Children of 12 Years
Rochester April 7 United Press reports philanthropist George Eastman founder of Eastman Kodak plans a birthday party next month but will give away more than 100000 cameras to children in the United States and Canada in collaboration with Mrs Calvin Coolidge. The gift aims to spur interest in picture taking among hundreds of thousands of children who turn twelve this year.
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United Press
Rochester
George
Astman
Philanthropis
Eastman Kodak Company
United States
Canada
Calving Coolidge
Eastman
Colorado Bank Bandits Face Passing Sentence
A Kiowa county jury will hear three more bandit suspects tied to the Manter Kansas bank robbery. John Walker Andrew Halliday and Claude Ray confess to Deputy Hickman and enter not guilty pleas. The state seeks a passing sentence matching the Lamar trio Ralph Pleagie George Abshier Howard Royston. Walker the admitted leader claims nine bank robberies since September.
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Clyde G. Byers
United Press
Hads. Cols
Kiowa County
Lamar
Colorado Penitentiary
John Walker
Andrew Halliday
Claude Ray
Carl A. Hickman
Colorado
W P C Harding Dies at 66 in Boston
Wm P C Harding governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and former Federal Reserve board member died of heart disease at his Algonquin club home. He was 66 and a longtime central figure in U S monetary policy.
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Boston
Wm. P.C Harding
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Federal Reserve Board
Algonquin Club
Titusville Airfield Plan Discussed With Local Parties
Two Titusville Miory residents met with city officials Saturday to explore locating an airport in the city. They plan further talks with local interested parties and aim to clear land for a first class air field if a suitable site is found and funding is available.
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Titusville Miory
Lnd
Elas West Fond
Selieoly
Tidusville
Spurious bill passer freed on bail in counterfeit case
Frank Talallarydo of Kane was released on 5000 bail after bonds posted by U S Commissioner Enoch Fijer as part of a counterfeit money case. He is said to have less involvement than co defendants Paul Demaio and San Saletia, both held on 10000 bail and to be transported to Pittsburgh for federal trial on passing counterfeit notes. Several spurious notes were circulated locally.
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Frank Talallarydo
Kane
Brie
U. S
Enoch Fijer
Talallarydo
Paul Demiaio
Buffalo
San Saletia
Erie County
U. 8
J. F. Austin
Demaio
Saleemo
Pittsburgh
Hawks Span Nation In Glider Towed By Plane
New York pays tribute to Captain Frank M Hawks first to cross the continent in a glider towed by a plane. He landed at Van Cortlandt Park after an eight day San Diego to New York flight amid 15000 spectators. He spoke on air trains and urged youth to take up gliding while noting gliders offer low cost aviation experience and may shape licensing.
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Unites Press
New York
Frank M. Hawks
Hawks
van Cortlant Park
San Diego
Calif
Buffalo
Whd
Con
Wolg
Lo. Hawke
Fire destroys 300 week-old chicks in attic blaze
Fire at the home on Pleasant Street damaged the upper floor and killed about 300 week-old chicks kept in an overheated brooder. The fire, discovered early this morning around 2:30, endangered the house before crews contained it. losses are estimated between 200 and 400 dollars with insurance coverage expected.
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Drocdey
Renzi
Pleasant Street
Police Chiefs to Meet in Kane for State Police Conference
Chief John Ruppersburg and other police heads from Kane, Bradford, Corry, Dubois, Emporium, Ridgway are invited to a conference at the New Thompson Hotel in Kane on April 16. Major Lymn Adams of the State Police will join to discuss closer cooperation between local and state agencies.
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Lynn Adams
State Police
Kane
John Ruppersburg
Pennsylvania
Lymn G. Adams
Fener
Lyby
Warren Times-Mirmr
Lyon G. Adams
Bradford
Corry
DuBois
Emporium
Ridgway
Warren
New Thompson
George Faclin
McKean
Povest County
Showers End Grass Fire Menace Across City and Vicinity
Showers Sunday afternoon brought a temporary relief from grass and woods fires that plagued the area. Six calls to the department on Saturday and Sunday required intervention, with four on Saturday and two more on Sunday. Specific blazes occurred on West Frederick street and East South street near Harding School, and larger woods fires drew attention in Venango and Clarion counties.
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West Frederick Street
Pasylvania
Prederick
Smits
East South Street
Harding School
Oil City
Ouititier
Honors To Be Given Dr. Welch by Hoover Link
Washington April 7 Worldwide tribute will be tendered tomorrow to Dr. William H Welch of Johns Hopkins Baltimore for 55 years aiding medicine through germ research and laboratory work. President Hoover will speak at key exercises as radio links ceremonies across America Europe and the Orient.
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H. C. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Loi
jMs Laboratories
William H. Welch
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Welch
Hoover
America
Europe
Orient
Demand for J J Raskob resignation shocks Senate
Senate session sees Senator Furnifold M Simmons press for the resignation of John J Raskob as Democratic national committee chairman after his split from the party in the last election. In New York trading slows while steel climbs to a record high pressuring the market. In Pottsville District Attorney Charles A Snyder is found guilty of contempt of court and disbarred from practice.
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United Press
Washington
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Senate
Furnifold M. Simmons
North Carolina
New York
Stock Exchange
Pottsville
Charles A. Snyder
Schuylsill County
Thomas E. Williams
Brisburcg
Apiil
Imar
Bullgr
Brown
Phillips
Francis H. Bohlen
Phililetyuiit
Unitet States
Seraston
Ty Volstead Net
James l Davis
Gindey
Legislativs
Arthur H. James
Supreme Court
Pinchot
Grundy
Fisher
Ghffidy
United States Senate
Wy. S.ware
Repub
Ican
Pennsylvania
Senator Grundy
Ial
Samuel S. Lewis
Lewis
Fisters
Pr.mary
Uniguyit
Vacation Bible School to Open in June in Lebanon Ohio
Preliminary plans for the 1930 Vacation Bible School were approved at a meeting of the Corry Ministerial Association held at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev. F A Wimer was named general chairman with Rev Roger IX Cressey and others assisting. Mrs F A Wimer named general superintendent. The program includes adding a new department and aims to engage more youngsters in summer bible studies.
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F. A. Winner
Lebanon
Ohio
King’s Mills
Corry Ministerial Association
First Presbyterian Church
Roger W. Cressey
King Powder Company
Ite Association
Haltiman Senna Nnwand
Kiangsu
F. A. Wimer
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Roger IX Cressey
H. F. Reagle
Morgan
William Hall
E. A. Hook
United States to Lose Three Battleships in Three-Power Treaty
London reports indicate a tentative three power agreement among the United States Great Britain and Japan to limit capital ships with a 1936 deadline. Nine battleships would be sunk or scrapped three for the United States five for Britain and one for Japan including the Florida Wyoming and Utah.
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Wees Miller
United Press
London
Univ
France
Taly
Existance
Gilson
Gibson
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Earrest
Aamerica
Florida
Uta
Wyoming
America
Tigen
Baglant
Taysa
Train Explosion in Kyushin Kills Seventeen
London reports dynamite mixed with coal on a Japanese engine caused a train blast at Kyushin yesterday, with 17 dead and many injured. Friedrichshafen Graf Zeppelin narrowly avoided disaster attempting a landing in strong winds, finally touching down after 81 minutes of effort.
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London
Kyushin
Friedrichshafen
Tananger
Brownells 10 Satisfy Hopes of Wet Faction
Article reports Brownells attempts to satisfy a wet faction amid Pennsylvania politics. It notes Philip's withdrawal pressure, Phillips’ continued run, and broader party platform discussions on prohibition and gubernatorial and senatorial races.
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Browneails
Hoover Returns to Desk After Fishing Trip
President Hoover resumed work at the White House desk yesterday after a fishing excursion. He arrived about 5 90 p m, reporting a long drive and minor danger during travel.
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Hoover
United Press
Washington
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Titusville
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