Corry Board Names Six New Teachers for 1920 31
The Corry Board of Education appointed six new teachers for the 1920 31 school year, naming Florence Alstort in mathematics at the Junior High, Margaret O Hare in English, Dorothy Monroe in history and Latin, Ada Shawkey in fifth grade, Claudia L Smith in fifth grade, and Ian May Whitney in sixth grade. All hold from one to four years of experience and join a large staff led by Howard J Sheen as principal.
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Bileerlon
Board of Education
Corry Publi
Rubecta J. Hess
Brigfish
Siiobl
Hess
Cttcul
Bard
Florence Alstort
Spartansburg
Mias
Dean Little
Margaret O'Hare
Corry
Helen Sullivan
Dorothy Monroe
Washington School
Zora Sivine
Alpharf
Lincolnville
O'Hare
Connellsville
Monroe
Roxbury
Shawkey
Brockway
Lucile Murray
M. Agnes Connell
Evelyn Kramer
Inza Smith
Howard J. Sheen
M. Z. Blunner
Y2ino
Alles L. Brant
Stanley Anderson
Lita A. Dallman
Louise Henrickson
Sedrit A. McCail
May McCormicks
Commercial
Cora G. Smith
Nellie 8. Titus
New Screen and Specialties Company Planned in Corry
A group of investors announces the formation of the Screens and Specialties Corporation to manufacture screens and related products at L. W. Olds property at East Main and Maple. The plan includes using the old stove works, possible move to Mead Boiler Works site, and eventual construction of a modern plant with 75 to 100 jobs within two years.
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Rcnew
East
Washington Street
Corty-Jamestown Interests
Mead Roiler Works
Screens and Specialties Corporation
C. E. Wingah
W. W. Windahl
Walter J.hultberg
Carl L. Carlson
Ralph ©. Larson
Albert D. Fay
D. A. Hillstrom
Corry
Ambassador Walter Wedge Feted During Moselle Visit
Ambassador Walter Wedge continued his tour of France's industrial regions in Metz and the Moselle district. Officials and industrial leaders hosted banquets receptions and factory inspections keeping him busy over two days.
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Metz
France
Walter Wdge
Moselle
Powers Agree on Treaty Points in Rival Conference
London reports all powers in the rival conference have virtually agreed on treaty terms to be signed next week. An American spokesman announced agreement covers the contingent clause and related transactional methods.
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Wnnee
London
Declarations of Policy Clarify Penns Campaign
United Press reports Pennsylvania Republican candidates for U S senator and governor addressed Pennsylvania Republican women, with Senator Grundy provoking talk by condemning the tariff bill. James J Davis urged humane labor laws and full employment, citing census projections and unemployment trends. Francis G Bohlen argued the 18th Amendment was a terrible mistake and a reason for his candidacy.
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United Press
Philadelphia
U. S
Republican Women's Organizations of
Pennsylvania
Grundy
Tari Bill Mon
Congress
Asia
James J. Davis
United States
Davis
Jast
Francis GC. Bohlen
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Art expert Dr Hof stede Degrodt dies at 67
Hague obituary reports Dr Hof stede Degrodt, aged 67, a renowned Rembrandt scholar and former state museum director. He taught Queen Wilhelmine the history of art and died yesterday in The Hague after a long career.
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Tee Hague
Hofstede Degrodt
Rembrandt
State Museum
Queen Wilhelmine
Yale campus eyes Gothic beer garden in student petition
A petition circulated at Yale University asks President James R. Angell to lease land near dormitories to John Rourke of Dinty Moore’s for a Gothic beer garden similar to Harkness Memorial quad buildings. Dean Mendels supports revival of old style beer gardens noting social benefits and easing prohibition era restrictions.
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United Press EW
United Press
James Rowlant Angell
John Rourke
Dinty Moore's
Sbe
Harkness Memorial
Parke Street
YALE
University
Sosely
Clarente W. Mendels
School tax fix required by June 1 in board meeting
At the regular school board meeting Supt Ralph S Dewey announced the June 1 deadline to fix the school tax and to appoint a collector and treasurer. The finance report showed a March 1 balance of 99 974 24 and a review of boiler insurance led by the property committee.
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Pixie
Andreaguren Tice
Bdicassion
Ralph S. Dewey
Tie School Busi
Efening
Travelers Insurance Company
Valative 9 Insurance
CG. S. Monroe
D. H. Leach
Summer School Set to Open June 16 by Board of Education
The Board of Education fixed June 16 as the opening date for the 1930 Summer School, to run six weeks. M. J. Blanden was re elected head with 8 percent salary of 18 027.04 and expenditures 11 078.02, leaving 38 088.55 on April 1. Secretary CEL Geiger and Tax Collector G H Gordon filed reports, Gordon noting March receipts of 1 861 18. Resolutions moved 200 transfer to maintenance and 700 to operation of plant. Superintendent Dewey thanked the board for a four year term raise and noted more subnormal pupils. enrollment for March stood at 1 345, down 18 from February.
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Board of Education
M. J. Blanden
Cel Geiger
G. H. Gordon
Dewey
Eleven Prisoners Leave Pittsburgh for Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Eleven inmates in charged custody of Deputy Marshall David A Coldman and guards departed the Pennsylvania station for the federal penitentiary at Atlanta to begin sentences from one year and a day to three years. Notables include Robert P. Cann a Stoneboro coal operator sentenced to two years for mail fraud and Michael A. Ruscille a Blywood City banker for counterfeiting with a three year term. James V. Vozzols of Blywood City received a two year sentence for counterfeiting.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Marshall David A.coldman
Pennsylvania
Atlanta
Robert P. Cann
Stoneboro
Michael A. Ruscille
Bllywood City
James V. Vozzols
Bllyuod City
Missing New York student Ralph White feared dead after fog
An extensive search for Ralph White, 32, a New York student, continued over land and sea but only trace amounts were found. Fog hindered the effort as authorities suspected he took a vessel from Curtiss Field late Sunday with enough fuel for about three hours.
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New York
Ralph White
Curtiss
Fight Over World Court Is Revived and Primary Registration
Corry voters may register only on April 30 for the spring primary on May 20. Registrars will be at polling places from 7 to 9, 11 to 2, and 4 to 10. New residents or those changing precincts must register, with proof of US citizenship and county tax receipt.
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Corry
United States
Board of Legistrors
Chautauqua School Topic Delights Rotary Club
Mrs Hilda Heath Marko spoke at length on Chautauqua School organization enrollment and success while outlining a proposed summer camp and partnership with Rotary clubs to aid crippled children. Charles Hoffmaster led with two vocal numbers and guests Louis Wickerland Erie and Thomas MacDonald Niagara Falls joined the luncheon with Mrs D A Hillstrom Corry.
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Packard Manor
Chautauqua, N
Rotary Club
Hilda Heath 1S Marko
Rotary Clubs
Membe
Charles Hoffmaster
Rotarians
Louis Wickerland
Erie
Thomas MacDonald
Niagara Parls
Hein
D. A. Hillstrom
Jat Corry
Illustrious Chinese actor
A fragment notes a renowned Chinese actor with earnings reported in the hundreds of thousands annually and directs readers to see page 3 for details.
Sicilian Town Mourns Theatre Blast Victims
CIRGENIE Sicily April 17 victims mourned after a cinema disaster. Seventeen people died when a fire swept a motion picture theatre trapping patrons aged 14 to 16. Eleven others critically injured as the crowd surged at the exits.
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United Press
Cirgenie
Sicily
Girgenl Pro- Vikes
Minon
Jim Proike
Tos OE
Tsast
Sunday Fishing Ban Before Governor Roosevelt
A proposed Sunday fishing ban for Pennsylvanians in New York state waters has cleared both houses and awaits Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt's signature. If not signed within thirty days, the measure will be automatically killed, prompting rejoicing from local anglers who fish in nearby New York waters.
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New Markette
Ctor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Yorks
Atte
Toseph Mechanics
Albany
New York State
McGinnies
Ripley
State Senate
Assembly
New York
McGines
Trout Streams Mecca of Sportsmen Today
Scores of Corry sportsmen joined thousands at Pennsylvania streams for the opening day of the 1930 trout season. A frosty morning greeted anglers with mixed results as Clem Puller weighed a three pound two ounce brown trout. Lyle Showers reported a basket of speckled trout near Wrightsville. Otter anglers returned empty handed due to the cold weather.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Clem Puller
West South Street
Leon
Lyle Showers
Epi
JY Yisers
Wrightsville
French Chamber Back Tar dieu Cabinet With Large Margin
Paris April 19 United Press reports the Chamber of Deputies gave Premier Andre Tardieu's cabinet 819 votes to 20 in a confidence motion. The vote followed a push by Deputy Leo Bonysion for automatic pension increases for retired officials. The cabinet's compromise plan was endorsed by the chamber finance commission, while radical socialists pressed for a formal confidence vote.
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United Press
Paris
Chemiser of Deputies
Andre Tardieu
Leo Bonysion
Rér Tiret
Tardis
Chamber Finance Commission
President Hoover predicts world court commitment impact
President Hoover spoke at Constitution Hall addressing world peace and the world court issue. He urged independence while supporting peace efforts and warned against premature commitments, highlighting tensions over London naval treaty and arms pacts. The remarks followed Illinois primary results influencing foreign policy debate.
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Lyle
Wilson
United Press Star
Wasduncion
Winta
Orsté Senate
Hoover
Congress
Constitution Hall
Warnf Wylovh
Rimval” Urer
Wettuy
Svete Darth
Gyithoul
Elnoyid
América
Europe
United States
Missing Aviator Ralph Fisher Sigiffin Rewarded At $500
In Chicago on April 15 a $500 reward is offered for missing aviator Ralph Fisher Sigiffin. Reported disturbances mention a strong gang surrounding Illinois towns and a tip from Ann Arbor. Local authorities mobilize band units to locate the aviator.
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Chicago
Tls
Ralph Fisher
Sigiffin
Thurstay
Ilterton
Murmuy
Neclip
Pike
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