Corry Public Schools Reopen Amid Warmer Weather
Corry Public Schools reopen this evening after the Banter recess. City Council plans regular meeting Monday evening. Marriage license applications filed in Erie by Ferguson Fuller Magee and Grooms. AT&T reports quarterly net income of 199 577 084 dollars. 2 12 per share. Bicycle thefts reported near Rex Theatre. police seek suspect. Dog bite reported near Imes. victim not seriously injured. Two car accident on West Pleasant street with minor damage. Ford coupe stolen from Buck Cross found abandoned near Jewish cemetery. Child injury narrowly avoided at West Pleasant and Second. WPA work on Second avenue paused for payroll mixup. will resume Tuesday. Influenza cases rising. precautions urged. Margaret Richardson moves restaurant to former Baxter Cardy site on North Center Street.
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William Colby
Corry
Neil Lindsley
Spartansburg
R. D
West Pleasant Street
Colby
Lindsley
William Fleming
Buck Cross
Borstart Atlantic
North Center Street
Willis answers Blair ready for audit of books
Brin April 17 County Controller Harvey M. Willis publicly challenged County Commissioner Eltan Blair’s threat of another county audit. He said an audit would prove Blair has no reason to suspect his office and urged Blair to vote for it.
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Brin
Harvey M. Willis
Eltcn
HH. Blair
Blair
Bull Friday
Thomas Flatley
Helen Schluraf
Willis
Burned Oil City Maid Dies After Hotel Fire
Edith Beker a 30 year old maid at the States Hotel building on Seneca Street Oil City died six hours after a morning fire. She suffered burns over her entire body as flames roared through a second floor room. She was rushed to Oil City Hospital in a burnt and frantic condition.
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City
Stites
Seneca Street
Edith Beker
Jamestown
Oil City
Miss Beker
Rooming House
Kenown
States Hotel
Miss Ecker
Live Debates Loom in House and Senate Reconvening
Harrisburg dispatch reports looming clashes in both chambers as reconvening tonight faces sweeping issues. Key items include a $1.5 million school district relief bill, contested Philadelphia district seats, city charter reforms, and a showdown on appointments and funding for coal research and state authority leadership.
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House
Senate
Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Assembly Hanc Res
Way
Elections Committee
Lews H. Farrell
Philadelphia
Samuel W. Sallis
Herbert S. Levin
Bulliwick
Watkins.Solienberger
Coal ‘Township
Northumberand County
Githerton Borough
Learhers
Miller
State College For Coal Research
Denman
General
Bearbert B. Cohen
York
Austin E. McCullough
Lancaster Jaditor
Man Dies After Being Struck by Auto in Meadville
George Sifkovite, 62, of 282 Walnut Street, died at Meadville City Hospital at 10 25 p m Saturday night from injuries suffered when struck by an automobile nearly 22 hours earlier. His death marked Meadville's first 1930 auto fatality and the third in Crawford County this year as police and County Coroner Dr Luther J King continued the investigation.
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Merry Num
George Sifkovite
Walnut Street
Meadville City Hospital
Meddville
Crawford County
Luther J. King
Warning Against Kite Flying Near Power Lines
The Pennsylvania Wiertzie Company warns boys and families to avoid flying kites near electric wires. Parents and teachers should teach children the dangers, use non conductive lines, and choose fields away from lines to prevent injuries and service disruptions.
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Penn’a Electric Company
Pennsylvania Wiertzie Company
Judge Hirt Honored At Testimonial Dinner
Erie April 17 Tributes to Judge William EB Hirt as a citizen jurist and civic leader were paid at a testimonial dinner in the Masonic Temple honoring his elevation to the State Superior Court. The Erie County Bar Association and Erie Chamber of Commerce hosted the event with Isador Sobel as toastmaster before a large cross section of local leaders.
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Erie
William EB. Hirt
Masonic Temple
State Superior Court
Erie County Bar Association
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Isador Sobel
Six proposals to aid Pennsylvania schools outlined
The Pennsylvania State Education Association publicized a six point program to aid schools through immediate action. It urges adequate support for public schools, state maintenance for financially distressed districts, tenure protection, extending provisions to more educators, electing the state superintendent by voters, increased high school subsidies, and higher salaries for fourth class district teachers, as reported in the April 17 Education Bulletin. Legislation touching parts of the plan is before the assembly.
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State Education Association
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Raucation Association
Peuniel
School Play at Clymer Presents Spring Fever
The Boulent Council of Clymer Central sponsors the play Spring Fever for the Junior class at Bheyman High School. It will be performed Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the Clymer school auditorium. The production features boys and girls in a lively, energetic show with many rehearsed scenes. Ed Kuen Fitng and Anil contribute to the program as part of the evening, with a general invitation extended to the public.
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Boulent Council of
Clymer Central School
Bheyman High School
Clymer School
Rami Palin
Ed Kuen
Antlun
Miss In Charge
Lip General Pub
Man Killed by Train Near Station in Meadville
In Meadville Ayr 1 A M sensibly identified as S Thompson was struck about 1:15 yesterday morning by a Tyre Railroad engine hauling freight cars. Police, led by Luther J King, Crawland County coroner, arrived at the scene near the downtown passenger station where the man lay on the track. The coroner’s office was notified immediately.
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Meadville
Ayr
Sha
Anaconda Listed Among Americas Largest Snakes
The anaconda, the largest American snake, reportedly reaches up to 40 feet in length. It is aquatic and venom-free, with characteristics suggesting a broad range of habitats and behaviors.
Retiring PRR Conductor Juli Gilmartin of Corry
Ridgway April 17 veteran PRR conductor Juli Gilmartin of Corry retires after fifty years and ten months service. He led crews at Renovo and Buffalo yards, famed for handling trains between Renovo and Buffalo. A brother William Gilmartin lives at 487 Allenhurst Ave. Hideaway. Mercer of Buffalo, a former Pulgway resident, will replace him at Renovo.
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Ridgway
Ifty
Pasmenver
Juli Gilmartin
Bey Huron Svenue
Renive
Eevenfield Birthilay
Gibransh
Permylvanii
Atl Pein Tw
Lrwlkenisin
Fugman
Conduetoy Te Fresent Brats
Buffalo
He Hua
Uhwie Laing
Renova
Buffalo Dry Suns
Tenave
Elle
William Cumartin
Allenhurst Aver
Conduetor
Pennsylva Railroad
Fuwan Mercer
Bplo
Renovo
Largest U S Canal All American irrigation ditch overview
The All American canal is the largest irrigation ditch in the United States. It spans 80 miles with an initial capacity of 15,000 cubic feet per second. The main section measures 232 feet at the water surface and 162 feet at the bottom, with 21 feet water depth. Earth excavation reached about 65 million cubic yards.
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U. S. Canal
United States
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Corry Public Schools
Dallas E. Ferguson
Elzabeth J. Fuller
Woth of
Robert J. Magee
Union City
Frances Allen Grooms
American ‘Telephone ‘& Telegraph Company
Bell System
Preston Ohrn
Rex
Whelie
Emory Benson
West
Washington Street
Benson
Fourth Ward
Alice Boland
Second Avenue
WPA
Philip Zalzneck
West Washington Street
The
Journal
Ralph Poster
Second Ward
John Long
East Wayne Street
Wiltur
Gray
Margaret Richardson
Baxter Cardy
North Cepter Street
Edith Hecker
Maiden Hotel
Gommerrigh Shan i
Judge Hirt
Frank
Chapin & Sons
Clymer
PRR
John Gilmartin
Renove
Bette Davis
Warner Bros. Star
Ual Theare
Chesterfield
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