State may probe huge utility bond issue as Alfonso denies abdication
Americans urged to quit Nicaragua. Babson reports optimism on business outlook while warning about inflation. White House discussion links to stock market dip and congressional adjournment. Labor figures show unemployment around 6 million with no sign of rapid improvement. Doak remains hopeful as factory payrolls rise 10 percent, signaling tentative recovery.
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Alfonso
Nicaragua
United Press
Washington
Roger W. Babson
White House
Crushed by vehicle death of Nels Nelson at Jamestown
Nels Nelson aged 91 of East Columbus avenue was fatally injured when a truck moved backward pinning him against a wooden post after a load of hides shifted on a steep Jamestown driveway. He died at Jamestown General Hospital about 10 50 PM. Coroner to hold inquest with D. M. Alford to be questioned. Funeral planned Sunday at Alexander & Company parlors.
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Uretek
Nels Nelson
East Columbusuvenue
Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Nelson
D. M. Alford
Sammis
Charles Street
Alfort
T Honeline
Nelson Ann
le Conty
Nelson Ws
Henderson and
Andrew
Carrie Nelson
East Columbus Avenue
John
James Nelson
Anna Flittner
Corry
Alexander & Company Wadesaling Spariors
Alexander & Company
Pine Grove i
Country Club Stockholders Meet Tonight for 1981 Season
The Corry Country Club stockholders convene at 8 tonight at the UK Hotel Lorry to elect a new board, hire four professionals for the 1981 season, and discuss other business tied to opening of the local course. Ted Lytther and Tony Joy are considered for key posts as weather and course conditions are described as favorable for early play.
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Impact
Corry
Lorry
Tn Glu
Corry Thrift Essay Contest Winners Awarded At Assembly
Local banks distributed forty two dollars in prizes to Corry Public Schools winners in the thrift essay contest conducted by the YM YWCA. Judges selected first second and third place in each grade, with winners named by number rather than writer.
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Corry
Citizens National
National Bank of Corry
YM. G. A
Impartiag
Mary Warasaty
Jank Beil
Ith
Eleanorspeck
Richard McTaughlin
Amos Yorke
Katherine Colegrove
Agnes Lillis
Charles Rauscher
Warning sounded against forest fires in Pennsylvania
United Press reports Harrisburg officials warn dry woods and high fire risk statewide. Deputy Secretary Keller says the forest mood is highly inflammable and fires spread rapidly. More than 500 fires have already been reported, destroying 10,000 acres. Staley urges delaying brush burning and extreme caution in activities likely to cause fires.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Staley
Sid
Keller
Skidding Junior Class Play Set for April 22 23
Corry High School junior class presents Skidding a Samuel French comedy in the Senior High School auditorium on April 22 and 23 directed by Miss Theresa Knapp. Cast includes Virgi Sullivan Richa Parhotner John Jaye Olive Hixson Arthur Sweet Lilah Ferry Walter Whaley Ruby Kinney Helene Lewis and Clarence Huth. The play centers on Judge Hardy Idaho political life as his daughter Marion leads a campaign overcoming a rival gang with wit and entanglements.
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Samuel French
Hig
Corry High School
Theresa Knapp
Virgi Sullivan
Marlon Hardy
Richa Parhotner
Wayne Tenton
John Jaye
Judge Hardy
Olive Hixson
Mrs. Hardy
Arthur Sweet
Audy Hardy
Lilah Ferry
Milly
Walter Whaley
Grandpa Hartiy
Ruby Kinney
Estelle Mardy Campbell
Helene Lewis
Mr. Hardy Wilson
Clarence Huth
Oscar Stubbins
Idaho
Marion
Haseen
U.S. Steel Plans New System of Retirement
United States Steel plans a revised pension plan to automatically retire officials at age 70. The proposal, drawn by Myron Taylor, would affect leaders including James Farrell, president, who turns 70 on February 15, 1933, and awaits stockholder ratification at the annual meeting.
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United Press New York
Ois
United States, Steel Corporation
Myron Taylor
Steel Corporation
James \. Farrell
United States Steel
Deposed King of Spain Still Claims Throne
Alfonso XII, the deposed king of Spain, reiterates he has not abdicated and only suspended power pending elections. Speaking via the Duke of Leijlanda in Paris, he says he will abide by the elections and may reside in France or England while remaining incognito to avoid bloodshed.
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Duke OF
Miranda
Richard D. McMillan
United Press
Paris
Alfonso XII
Spain
Le]landa
Alfonso
France
England
Countey
R A Chapter Holds District Meet Here
One of the finest Masonic events in Corry this year occurred Thursday with the district meeting of the Vikayal Arch Chapters District No lar at the Masonite Temple on North Center Street. About seventy four members attended the afternoon session. a bountiful dinner followed at 6:00 p.m. Bishop Francis W. N. Tait of Philadelphia gave an address, and Columbus Royal Arch Chapter No. 200 exemplified the Royal Arch degree to praising visitors. Notables included M. G. Grand High Priest Miller and Grand Secretaries Quinby and Evans, with officers from Philadelphia and Erie present. The gathering was described as among the most enjoyable in years.
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Corry
Vikayal Arch Ghaples
Nolar
Masonite Temple of
North
Center Street
Tras Fernity Vinting
Mikdyille
Uy Erie
Columbus R. A
Elmer A. Gilbertson
Francis Wn, Tait
Lie Episcopal Church of
Philadelphia
Taitt
Columbus
Royal Arch
Piven
Wihapton Wand
Charles
Tavis Paull
Allenibys
Sesulion
Rugal
Huss
NM. Miller
M. G
Grand High Prigst
Sharon
Robert D. Cole
Philadelphia School of Instruction
Man Gives Life in Saving Refinery Blaze
A Wichita Falls fire at an oil refinery claimed three lives as workers attempted to shut off gasoline circulation amid a blast and flames. Jim A. Horn and Clarence R. Walker died inside the refinery, while authorities investigated the cause and sought to preserve evidence from the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hise
Wichita Falls
Texas
Krull
Wit
Jim A.horn
Clarence R. Walker
Plan to raise $750000 for Thiel College campaign
Pittsburgh April 17 Plans for a drive to raise 750000 for Thiel College were laid out at a conference in Pittsburgh attended by more than 500 pastors and lawmen. About 230 congregations of the Pittsburgh Synod of the United Lutheran Church were represented. The campaign aims to boost the endowment by 500000 clear debts and possibly fund a new girls dormitory. The move, once set for 1980, was postponed to satisfy synodical and college needs to prevent jeopardizing the institution's progress. Rev William Hall and D A Hillstrom represented St Paul Lutheran Church at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Thiel College
Amon
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pittsburgh Synod of the
United Lutheran Church
United States
William Hall
D. A. Hillystrom
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Five Best Radio Programs Listed for Today
WABC presents Winegar's Orchestra at 6 00 PM on the GBS network. WEAR airs Bits of the Theatre at 6 30 PM. WiZ features Mme Alda and Frank Laforgem at 7 19 PM. WIAIBC shows Lee Morse and Orchestra at 10 00 PM, and WEAE carries Lopes and Orchestra at 11 00 PM.
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WABC
Winegar's
WEAR
NBC Network
Wiz
Mme
Alda
Frank Laforgem
Wiaibc
GBS
Lee Morse & Orchestra
WEAE
Lopes and Orchestre
Harem Scarem Benefit Nets Large Chest Relief Funds
Entertainment netted 754.21 for the Emergency Fund of the Community Chest from the Harem Scarem show and related efforts. Receipts totaled 800.80 with expenditures of 142.69, yielding a net 154.21 to be allocated to the Chest after ad payments are collected.
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Kijanis
Rotary
Womar
Ciel
Journal
G. J. ‘Alexander
J. Graves
Board of Education
Joseph Sherrick
GC. A. Pain
J. J. Harent
Lena Cohen
Mabel Larson
Horton J. Davis
Kidnapped Monroe Brewer Freed Before Ransom Paid
In Monroe Wisconsin on April 1 17 the kidnapers of Fred J Blumer Monroe Brewer freed him at Decatur Illinois without ransom. Arch ie Weiss Blumers partner announced the release noting the abductors feared Detective Lt. Casacl WoWo was on their trail. Blumer will be returned to Monroe in stages and is very tired dirty and nervous. Mrs A M Gabriel returned home to Buffalo after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Delury and relatives.
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Monroe
Wis
Fred J. Blumer
Monroe Brewer
Decatur
Archie. Weiss
Blumer
Lieut
Wm. Casacl
Chris Wo
Wells
Nim
A. M. Gabriel
Buffalo
City
Frank Delury
Bond Investigation Probes Power and Light Financing
Harrisburg April 1 Investment inquiry targets Pennsylvania Power and Light Company and its 1928 1930 mergers. W M Dietrich accountant testifies on bond issuance aims and failure to file notification certificates, detailing asset write ups and agreements with Lehigh Power Securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Harrishule
Penmylvanus Power
Id Light Company
Marcel
Harold Swan
House Utility Investation Committee
Ut Lake Ot Sm
Glenn Moore
Tivans
W. M. Dietrich
Pennsylvania Power and Light Co
Lehigh Power and Securities Corporation
Public Service Commit
Public Service Commission
Sensylvania Securities Commission
Louis Mintz
Lehigh Power Fund Securities
Alding Company
Lani
Organist Marvin Korinke to perform recital at Corry First Methodist
Music lovers in Corry will hear the young organist Marvin C. Korinke at a Sunday 4:30 concert at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. He studied under Charles Leech Gulick and has drawn praise for pedal technique. his program features Bach Toccata and Fugues, Gailliamant, The Music Box, and novelty pieces like Squirrel by Powell Weaver. A silver offering will be taken. Korinke, a native of Iowa, is 20 and plans further midwest recitals after returning there.
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Marvin C. Korinke
M. E. Church
United Press
Paris
France
Spanish Republic
Corry
Vicinity
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Korinke
Im. Korinke
Charles Leech Gulick
Warren
Iowa
Kine
Middle West
Korinnce
Chicago
Leo Sowerb Py
Nevin
Lado
Tlves
Bonnet
Mamory
Misa
Americans die in Nicaragua insurgency report
United Press dispatch reports continued fighting in northeastern Nicaragua with National Guardsmen and U S Marines countering insurgent forces. Several Americans are listed as missing or dead, while threats and raids disturb the region along the eastern coast including Gracias a Dios and Bluefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Ayin
Stinson
Nicaragua
Hegde
United States
Comvidene
Wus
Uerahi
Grociay
Clyde Datran
Ourcey
Puerto Cabecay
Ue Naw Pvatice Cistoret
Dogtown
Eerie
Gracias A Dios
Albert Fagol
Joseph Canzeta
Louisiana
Gracies
Digg
Nicsragit
Bluefields
Pedrom Allamirand
Augusts Sanding
San Pedro del Norte
Ermaule
Bluefelus
Atlamipaty
Daviki
Four die in Kilgore pipeline fire near He te
Kilgore Texas reports four killed when gas from a leaking pipeline ignited three miles from He te burning two children aged 9 J D Howell and B Howell 22 and 39 year old Kate Dodson among the dead. Three unidentified boys drown in the Ostre river five miles north of Steubenville. Harrisburg bids open for twelve road projects totaling about 60 miles. Vancouver reports King Prajadhipak of Siam confined in a royal suite aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Tempress of Japan docked there.
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Kilgore
Tex
Hete
Kate Dodson
Bull Bishop
J. D. Howell
B. Howell
Steubenville
Ofte
Gostonia
Here
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Vancouver
B. C
Prajadhipak
Siam
Japan
New Stockton Market Set to Open This Saturday
George Oucau announces a new Stockton market opening Saturday at 1a North Cimtur Street in a storeroom beside Jeffries restaurant. The space has been redecorated and stocked with special prices.
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New Stockton
George Ouucau
Cimtur Street
Jeffries
Stocktaler
Ie Cpentaig
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Udtory Payenlis
Country Club
Hotel Corry
U.S. Steelplans
R.A
Lutheran College
Brewer
Penn’ Apower & Light
House
Bulletins
U. S
National Guard
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