Pinchot Wins Great Battle Over Budget Fire Destroys Farm
A fire early today near Clymer destroyed a barn and home on the Mya Bella Babcock property, with losses near $8,000. The blaze started from an overheated chimney or stove, sweeping the buildings in minutes. Neighbors lacked equipment to fight the flames as the house and outbuildings burned, poultry perished, and a large dairy barn was consumed. No residents were harmed. insurance coverage remains unclear.
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Pinchot
Clymer
Mya
Bella’ Babcock
Clymer Hill
Nella Rabe
Livwetoeke (In the Har Dut A Larger Mint At Farm Vyuiseens
Hames
Keystone Guests Of Kiwanis Club Review Victory Hope
Members of the Keystone basketball team attended the Kiwanis meeting as a guest group. The club praised their season and wished them success in the championship game against Erie County. A report on awards and future plans for a community service medal was promised at the next meeting.
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Keystone
Sweb
Kiwanis
Rogilags
Tine Ehpon
Fuel Wee Metenitel
Wwere
Ashe
Erie
Triaonighit
Nore
Brown
Habsburg
Kiwauls
Mer Morais
Dance Score Sparks Church Debate on Prodigal Son
An evangelist at a Baptist church scored a dance tied to biblical themes provoking questions about propriety. The preacher quoted Hebrew terms and linked dances to the prodigal son and David, drawing responses about reverence and decorum in worship.
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Rpferee
Max Werfheimer
Hie Baptist Church
Gomm Pratt
Wortheimner
Motion to bar school dances forestalled by board vote
At Junior High School, petitions against dancing were heard with Rev Bartlett opposing and Mrs Doolittle defending. The board tabled action to amend rules banning dances, while a later motion to exclude dancing was defeated narrowly, signaling likely continuation of school dances under supervision.
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the View
Board of Education
W. E. Bartlett
M. E. Qhiireh
Barnett
Much Sehant Partien
Bartlett
C. W. Doolittle
Parent Teachers Associaria
Tunior High School
Tte Magoctation
Pondwetad
Dorothy Moorogypoke
Psies
WF. Bitlet
New Business
Fa. Loveland
Inne Bridge
J . Patterson
A. Hillstrom
J. H. Love
Mesira
Loveland
Trix
Satuderits and Parents
Teachara’ Association
Savter
Will Bey
Three Tots Die in Auto Fire Crash Tragedy
A family tragedy in Ginaw Meth Apt as a car fire kills five year old Elaine Boyd and four year old Betty Boyd along with two-year-old Katherine Clements and three other children. Lawrence Boyd, the father, retrieves siblings as flames engulf the vehicle after a naptha garment bottle spills. He falls from the running car while attempting rescue, but the sisters perish in the blaze. The survivor, five and two, are hospitalized after the fiery crash.
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Ginaw
Katherine Clements
Elaine
Betty Boyd
Iynd
Lawrence Boyd
Csi
Niaptha Garolirne
Haya
Oyien
Ven
Controversy Over Warren Pavement Contract Sparks Debate
Corry brick from the Cory Brick and Tile Company figured in a dispute over a Warren street pavement bid. Edward T. Berk offered $42,120.14 as the lowest bid, but the council awarded to P. L. White Co. of Warren. Arguments centered on brick type and delivery timing, with residents tied to a $936.40 potential saving and the council ultimately upholding the White bid.
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Corry
Cory Brick and Tite Company
Warren
Edward T. Berk
Wising Corry
P. L. White Company
Warren Council
Hedi
Logan
Corry Company
Np Add
Beck
D. Warren DeRossy
Counc
Sterlinie Brick
de Cosay
Lotal Company
Ruth Ruth collapses on way to hospital in New York
Reports say baseball legend Babe Ruth collapsed on a train to a New York hospital, striking his head and suffering a possible concussion. He remained unconscious or semi conscious at the time of arrival, with hospital transfer noted and concerns about further injury.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Manhattan
New York City
Big Convlilion
Ruth
Brayon
Dinehip
Appointment of successor to Manley delayed again
Corry School District board delayed action on appointing a successor to T B Manley as secretary and business manager. A Le Covtrell filed for the post and salary negotiations were referred to the personnel committee. The board also considered repairs to the Concord building and a tender for the Junior High building. a $2100 balance was discussed for the project.
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Corry
T. B. Manley
A. le Covtrell
Reno
Actin
Adt
Caleistrasin
Hie Hoard
Tipertor
Concord
Austin
Brie
Hemmiyeet
Arison
Hemstreet
North Welter
Loveland
Messrs. Lovies
Patterson
Fair Grounds
Dimick seeks to lower costs of court case
Dimick of Corry seeks reduction of court costs after being found guilty of bootlegging by a jury, with his attorneys contending the $76 justice of the peace cost is oppressive and illegal. A rule to show cause was allowed as Dimick's case returns to quarter Sessions to examine records.
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Dimick
Simick
Corry
Erleadtanes
PP Saog64
Tint
Ernest Dimidk
Sam Rossiter
Tom Dunn
Askeshat
Dinick
Justice of Peace
Dinnick
Directors of Corry Hospital Meet Last Evening
The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Corry Hospital association was held last evening in the library basement. President Brown and Messrs Shea Windabil McInnes DeRogay Laurie and Elston attended. Minutes from March 1 were read and approved. Superintendent M Widdifield presented March month figures showing patients remaining 28, admitted 79, discharged 62 improved 17 unimproved 4 died 4. Remaining March 31 were 24. Private room 119 days 6, semi private 275 days 98, ward 20 days 5 partial pay 70 days 12 free patients 106 total.
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Tohrd
Corry Hospital
Brown
Messie
Shea
Windabl
Mc Innes
DeRogay
Laurie
Elston
Ara M. Widdifield
Pobeaesses
Eas
Corry Motor Club Postpones Meeting
Corry Motor Club meeting adjourned and postponed due to Good Friday. The next gathering is rescheduled for Friday night. Miss Anna Downey arrives for a vacation visit with her parents. Mrs Dora Smith leaves for Philadelphia to attend the East econ Commercial Teachers Association meeting and will spend Easter in Washington, D.C.
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Widdifield
Pennsylvania State Hospital Association
Phildelphia
Apri
George ‘Patterson
Corry Motor Club
Anna, Downey
City
Thomas Downey
Fifth Street
Dora Gi Smith
Philadelphia
Eastécs Commercial Teachers Association
Smith Yall
Washington, D.C
Today’s Five Best Radio Features List
Radio listings show varied evening programs across multiple stations. Highlights include Holy Thursday services from ESD St. Louis at 7 PM Central and (at 0 PM) Easy Licha Cantata. Several stations feature oratorios and symphonic works through the night, with multiple markets presenting broadcasts from Philadelphia to Boston and New York to Buffalo.
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ESD
St. Lewis
WIP
Philadelphia
KGO
Oaland
Pavifi
Radio Drasna
PRAT
New York
WPI
Phila R
Cleveland
It CO
Minneapolis-St
Davenport
WSAL
Cincinnai
WEET
Boston
WJAR
Providence
WGR
Buffalo
WOAE
Pittsburgh
An Hone
Muri
WIZ
WRC
Washington
Scchenectady
Kantari
United States Marine Bard
Jamestown Police Chief and Two Officers Resign
Jamestown police chief Prank A Johnson and two fellow officers tendered their resignations effective May 1. Johnson cites burdensome duties after 30 years on the force, 27 as chief. Acting Captain Osie Fy Nelson and Sergeant Clyde D. Smith also resign. The trio will present notices to the City Council next Monday night. Local officials express regret, noting no ill will, while rumors of a department-wide mass resignation circulate without foundation.
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Jamestown
Johnson
Jamestown Post
A. Johson Venterday
Oscie Fy Nelson
Clyde di
Smith
Nelson
Samuel A. Carlson
United States
Edward Ri. Booter
Warning Against Bogus Solicitors in City
Rev ME Tracey of St Thomas Catholic Church warns residents against impostor solicitors posing as nuns. He claims credentials and church seal are required for nun status and urges turning away any who solicit for church purposes. Abs FM Rich and daughter Gnas loxte, along with Mrs C Beacon, were seen in the city. Mrs George Dine is visiting today.
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ME. Tracey
St. Thomas
Uns
Jess
Abs. FM
Rich
Gnas Loxte
Ant
C. Beacon
Bfie
George Dine
Dorothy Ellingson Adjudged Insane in Murder Case
In San Francisco on April 9 Dorothy Ellington, 17, was found insane by a jury after forty minutes of deliberation. The verdict bars her from facing trial for murdering her mother, Mrs Anna Ellingson, last January, and places her in an asylum.
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United Over
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellington
Earald
Cision
Dorothy
Aries Gil
Tial
Mes
Anna Ellingson
Conferees Retain Major Budget Items in Budget Fight
Harrisburg April 9 United Press reports Governor Pinchot won key concessions in budget talks with the legislature as they prepare for final adjournment next week. He secured most of his proposed expenditures for running state government despite opposition in the Senate and conference committee. The dispute centered on educational funding and school aid, with Pinchot appealing to the public to restore amounts. The session aimed to end by April 16, with the budget battle defining the term’s finances and Pinchot's authority for the coming years.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Gay
Pinchiot
Ose
Gav- Dinefan
Tr J
Gon
Tila Dey
Interior Oil Property Sale Confirmed By Court
Corry stockholders learn that Interior Oil and Gas Company assets in Warren County were sold in a United States district court in Pittsburgh. Templeton and Blanchard were the winning bidders at the auction, which included a small refinery at Tiona and multiple leases supplying Sheffield. The sale totals about 02250, with questions remaining on the Stoneham refinery and future disposition of the properties.
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Tiona
Sheffield
Messr
Templeton and
Blanchard
Shelhers
Stoneham
H. A. Logan
Thepp
Cantata at Emmanuel Church Draws Large Crowd
The public attended Emmanuel Church for a charity cantata The Story of Ron presented by Walt Sunday evening and a fully filled St Ta indicates strong support for the event despite garbled text.
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Rons
Manuel Churen
Tata War
My Walt
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Keystones
Kiwanis Club
Evangelist
Manley
Dorothy Ellingson
Interior Oil
Emmanuel Churg
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