Protection demanded for Erie fishing industry
April 9 Erie calls for tougher protection of its $2 million annually from Canadian poaching. William Smiley of Smiley Fish Co accuses Canadian boats of large hauls in American waters then selling 90 percent in U S markets. Erie, a Great Lakes gill net hub, faces an international clash over nylon nets as Canadian and New York boats use small mesh gear unavailable to Pennsylvania vessels. Eddie Lee plans to resume enforcement, having confiscated Canadian nets worth over 1000 last year.
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Erie
William Smiley
Murph
Smiley Fish Co
Great Lakes
Canada
Ohio
New York
Cnnsylvnia
Eddie Lee
Lee
Great dancer Nijinsky dies in London clinic
Renowned dancer Vaslav Nijinsky, long regarded as one of the greatest of his era, died this morning in London. He had been a patient at the London Clinic for two days and had been living in England during the war.
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London
Vaslav Nijinsky
Nijinsky
England
Fire destroys cottage as firemen halted by small bridge
Firemen from Three Volunteer companies reached Walnut Creek near Zick road but heavy apparatus could not cross a small bridge. The four room cottage of Thomas Ingra burned, likely from an overheated stave, with losses around 4000 dollars. Neighbors and West Ridge West Lake Mo?iena units aided with a portable pump, but access remained limited within 600 feet of the blaze.
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Brie
Thomas Ingra
Walnut Creek
Zick Road
Liss
West Ridge
West Lake
Mo‘iena
Tagro Cottage
Fire Leaves Family Homeless in Randolph
A fire blamed on a defective chimney left Stewart Arnold and his family of five homeless after returning to their Randolph home. Firefighters were hampered by water shortages, saving only a washing machine, beds, and a mattress. The Arnolds and neighbors were sheltered by Arnold’s brother Clair. The loss is estimated at over $3,500.
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Arnolds
Wayne
Judy
Sharon
Mr Arnold
Clair
Rev McManaman to Speak at Holy Name Breakfast
Rev McManaman named principal speaker for the Holy Name Society breakfast at St Edward's Hall on Sunday April 28. Bishop larry? of the Brie diocese to celebrate 8:18 mass at St Thomas Church. Rev Fred Nash of Gannon College to discuss Why You Should Send Your Son to College. Raymond Baehofner chairs. reservations due by April 16. Next meeting set for April 18 while film You Can Change The World to be shown. Marines called to quell 1824 Massachusetts Prison riot.
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Weware
Ganenon College
James P. Sullivan
Catholic Daughter of America
Raymond J. Baehofner
John DeSanti
Richard J. Baehofner
Robert Sullivan
Joseph Phcenyage
Jamies Allyd
Paul Weber
Everett Phillips
George Tay
Harold Schotton
Week's New CuYmer and Club Activities Apr 8
The Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs Latta Catfisch's home with Mrs Gertrude Dameot presiding. The club voted to donate $5 to the winner and $5 to a student. Rev James McIntosh spoke on George Washington Carver. Selections from The Messiah were played. The next meeting will feature a musical program on April 1 at Mrs Myrtle Gallip's home. May breakfast planned May 2 at Twilight Tex Room in James town. Hostess duties noted for Mrs Mabel Sehruers and others. Pre-School Mothers Club met with plans for Well Baby Clinic April 27 and a May toxoid clinic. Nominating committee named for new officer slate. Individuals named include Mrs Aline Ives and Miss Frances Hart as local organizers.
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Myrtle Gallip
Tex
Jamestown
Inch
Mabel Sehruers
Mars
Walter Calburn
Witton Buvink
Norman [Hozanbicay
Local Club Meetings and Contests Highlight Clymer News
At Clymer GFE Leachers WALpe guests speak on Things Required of First Graders. Mrs. Howard Matthews led. Isainds Jurich hosted. Sunday School class fun and a turkey supper followed. Poppy Poster contest by American Legion awarded first prize to Maurice Whitney. others included Melvin Thompson and Sally Bayle. Local teachers and residents featured in notes of travel, family visits, and church events across town.
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GFE Leachers
Howard Matthews
Saver
Isainds Jurich
Clarence Rhebergen
Rhebergen
Hunk Sluce
Augusta Queereveld
Bride Elort
Doyce Leghers
Lucille Bemis
Shirley Schyters
Marilyn Grivink
Myvile Cady
Dorothy Quorreveld
Doris Fardink
Joyce Hews
Margaret Fancher
Mrn Delbert Ring
Poppy
Ameriegan Deion
Maurice Whitney
Oliey
Melvin Thopson
Sally Bayle
Buidekoeven
Philip Gravink
Richard Beckenimk
Gevdlene Cantrell
Tention
Clyde Snyder
Une ‘Clymer Central Sehoul
Marion Gallup
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McManaman
Massachusetts
Desmond Electric
W. Church B. Corry, Pa
Chevrolet
Hemuy
Fisher
America
Clymer
Cornelius Wiggers
Albert Arnink
Sheridan Wallace
James Croscuit
Florida
James Croseuth
Morin Gallup
Jennie Grayvnk
Minnie Meyerinke
Sean Tenhusen
Corry
Leonard Hogenboom
Fisher Unistee
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street Corry, Pa
First Baptist Church
Stanley Collison
Calgary
Holy City
Paul
Ing & Loan Association
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Federal Home Loan Bank System
South Center Street
Chantilly
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