Police capture suspect in Warren county slaying case
The Pennsylvania State Police and local officers, aided by Warren and Corry authorities, solve the Warren county slaying. After a suspect is lured from hiding near Corry, he is taken into custody in Pittsburgh and confesses, with praise for the troopers and Corry force for their role in the investigation.
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Pennsylvania
Warren
Corry
Warren County
Pennnsylvania Constabulary
Cal
Hoover era pledges and their failed impact
A Colorado Young Democratic League critique quotes former President Hoover’s pledges from the 1925 Republican platform and argues his administration misused prediction and distribution tools. It accuses Hoover supporters of guilt in unemployment and claims adviser Walter Gilford proposed plans shifting blame to the public.
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Corry
Geurley
Ruyasvelt
United States
Mr. Hoover
Ils
America
Hoover
Walter 5. Gilford
Telephone Trust
Meg Gifford
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Gifford
Leame
Roosevelt praised for courage while urging relief reforms
The AP described a sharp attack on the New Desi relief program and a plan for decentralized relief via voluntary service. Mayors of 100 leading cities in Washington passed resolutions backing continued federal relief through the next fiscal year. The speaker lauded Roosevelt’s bravery, rejecting rigid precedents and urging faith in organized government under his leadership.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Butt
Wendell Phillips
Herriot Calls to Pay War Debts and Aid France
Edouard Herriot, French statesman seeking the premiership, pledges to honor contracts and treaties and to settle debts to the United States. He argues France should recognize and settle war debts, suggesting mutual benefit for France and America and proposing cooperation with the U.S. government.
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Edouard Heriot
France
United States
Herriot
America
Star Signals April 9 Horoscope Wire Tale
Horoscope notes vibrations favoring those born Oct 28 to Nov 22 with varied daily influences. Cautions include avoiding overeating rich foods in December 1936 and January 1927, watching servants, and travel or business boosts in June and October 1986. Also warns against road accidents December 13–21, 1926 and suggests favorable social aims and purchases after April 20, 1035.
Twenty Years Ago In The Journal Files 1916
April 8 1916 itemized notes report Board of Commerce officers preparing to revise a fighting plan, a farm accident injuring Wilmer Love dragged by a cow, lodge officers installed including John Shim and H A Feliman, Mrs Harry Smith hosting twenty five children for a birthday, Olway W Jones suffering a stroke, Mrs Hugh Linnen passing away, Josephine Snapp hosting birthday party, Sam Lines returning from Grand Valley, and young Marvell sisters visiting Eric.
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Board of Commerce
Wilmer
E.H. Love
Columius Avenue
Mrs Margaret Firster Dies in Corry Area Home
Mrs. Margaret Firster of Casson Center Street died at home shortly after 7 00 this morning after a lingering illness. A Mercer County native, she lived in Corry for thirty seven years and was survived by son Charles Firster and daughter Doroth.y Also surviving are Lorenze Firster Wesleyville Penney Firster of Corry Donald Firster and Mrs Lucy Ballwin of Corry two sisters Mrs Christine Hodge Guys Mills and Mrs Rebecca Miller Sandy Lake and one brother Wallin Tals of Carlton Pa Burial arrangements not yet stated.
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Margaret Firster
Cassone Center Street
Dori
Mercer County
Corry
Gnarigs Pirster
Donald Firster
Lucy Ballwin
Wilburtfirster
Christine Hodge
Guys Mills
Rebecca Miller
Sandy Laie
Wallin Tals
Carlton
Gynaresezylvee
Hollywood film shop scene ends with ice cream twist
A chaotic film set scene unfolds as gangsters and officers interact after a staged explosion. Director Frank McDonald calms tensions, explains fake props, and the cast resumes filming while actors mingle with crew around an ice cream stand.
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Hellywood
Prank McDonald
Jibibex
McDonald
Guy Kibbee
Kibhee
Domith
Holy Week Services at Emmanuel Church
Holy Week services at Emmanuel Church are listed with multiple attendance times and Catholic rites. The schedule includes Wednesday events, Thursday morning Holy Communion at 10 o clock and 7:20 o clock, with evening exercises, and Friday and other days noted with services in different times.
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Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel Uplecopal Church
Ollovke A
Athoe
Corry area gossip tied to a murder case and local figures
Fragmented notes recount a confessed slayer linked to the Seminak murder and the arrest, with police actions at a dry cleaner and post office. It mentions Folens, the plotter, potential electric chair, and a web of local names, stores, and politics amid chaotic town chatter on leadership, marriages, and upcoming campaigns.
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Abbout Town
Joe Seneauskes
Metro Seminal
Brokenstraw Airport
Corry
Center Street
Seneauskus
Cotes
Seminak
Folens
Nired Ageassin
W. C. Cox
Murphy
Tittle Nellie Granger
TWA
Uniontown
Wesley
Wee" McKinley
Woloda
C. L. ‘Slough
Journal
Church Gage
Billy Sunday
Ace of Amoria
Teale Waltons
Sem Gilson
Erie
State Senate
Chanel gives black and white spring fashion range
Paris reports Chanel's new collection features black and white ensembles from tailored suits with white daisy buttons to high neck blouses, lace gowns, and v shaped back dresses. It highlights the sleeve line, darts, and decorative ruffles, with a focus on bold black lace gowns and a spring fashion tip praising black and white as particularly smart.
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Paris
FSCC Buys Surplus Pennsylvania Apples
In Harrisburg April the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation reported February and March purchases of 118 carloads of surplus Pennsylvania apples, boosting efforts to reduce stock. An order for 200 more cars was placed, with all counties contributing. Apples were inspected by Federal and State inspectors, and quality was generally good with few rejections.
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Harrisburg
Surplus Commonities Corporation
Pennsylvania
Pennnsylvania
J. Hansell Frenc
D. M. James
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South Street
P. A
Colegroveee
Willam
Lombard — Publianer National Advertising
Fred Kimball Inc
W. Tith St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormforts-Lovely
Detroit
Wavanes
Andiear
Garland
Pittsvurgh
Vggle
Santo
Eastek
Tonataan Lodge
1.C. C.F
John Shim
H. A. Feliman
C. L. Auer
B. E. Bush
C. L. Mather
George Kittleberger
E. Williams
L. Dunham
C. B. Reynolds
A. F. Munger
A. F Carlburg
J. T. McBride
G. R. van- Tassel
Edwards
George Adams
Joe Guignon
Harry Smith
Mott Street
Albert Brava Smith
Olway W. Jones
James Hall
Columbus
Hall
Hugh Linnen
Irving Street
Josephine Snapp
Sam Lines
Grand Valley
Helen
Hazel Marvell
Eric
Hollywood Film Shopespond
Bnitios
Victor
Cambridge Springs
Ajax Tron
OM Fxpo
Tulsi
Okla
Lee Shoemaker
Mac's Inn
Findley Vale
Stuart Houghton
Lake Belt
John R. van Alisurg
Foye
Mike Keleher
North Center Street
Murphy Company
Iecisc
Wil Rose
Ploete Wilson
Jarong
Tranlsky Way
Lacan Nugent
Sewitts
Union City
Haa Bee
Miler
Ho Coppers
Vrtmur
Vicary
Dace Hata
Jon Hartakon
Weske
Hotel
Scott
BosTon
TNE
Borh
Wiblestow
Java
Aaa
Sovim
LENIM
By A
Mieert
Stockholm
Sweden
Islands
Owarsz
Bracken-Keating Co
the Bracken-Keating Company “Morticians
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