Road Work Across Nation Boosts Summer Jobs
Corry area readers learn that highway construction will provide employment nationwide this summer. The motor federation reports over a billion dollars will fund new highways with Missouri leading at 4,017 miles, Pennsylvania at 2,700, Texas 2,600, and Louisiana 2,400 miles. Pennsylvania plans total expenditures around 118.8 million dollars to build and repair vast routes, split between through state roads and local township roads.
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Motor Federation of
United States
Washington
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Texas
Louisianna
Paris Exhibit Ends Yet Sleep Keeps Upset Commission
Brooklyn Hatch Burns criticizes U B commissioners who ran the American exhibit at Paris. Despite the fair ending last November, salaries linger at 12000 for C Blascom Slemp and 10000 for two others plus 3000 for their clerk. Burns argues a 24 hour report could terminate the payroll, but he notes the difficulty in disbanding long established commissions.
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Paris
Brooklyn
Burns
Cleveland Business Leaders To Help Reform School Administration
A Cleveland Board of Education panel asks prominent local business figures to assist in reorganizing the school system’s business machinery. Harold T. Clair chairs a multisection citizens committee charged with reducing waste, trimming bureaus, and tightening public spending while preserving high educational standards.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Board of Education
the Plain Dealer
Board of Hduitation
Harold T. Clair
Erviceswill
Ntsinets
Critins
Inets
Winibion Lipign
Tore
Bright Skin and Other Works Review By H Allen Smith
Writers critique Julia Peterkin's Bright Skin noting its fluid prose but claiming it fails to reach the depth of Scarlet Sister Mary and suffers from distracting footnotes. The piece highlights Henry Albert Phillips Meet the Japanese and briefly surveys several other contemporary works and authors with terse assessments.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
Julia Peterkin
Bobbs-Merrill
Milss Peterkin
Meet
Henry Albert Phillips
Lippincott
Orient
Mes
Hollywood Film Shop notes on Bankhead and new releases
Hollywood, April 18. Tallulah Bankhead denies engagement rumors and says she will marry only when truly in love, discarding tests of engagement headlines. Also reported is the sudden death of Darius M. Greene and local notices including a high school concert and a vaudeville season opening with reviews of crime and mystery novels and film star updates, plus notes on Walter Byron and his upcoming project Society Girl.
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George E. Helmer
United Press
Hollywood
Tallulah Bankhead
Walter Byron
Nevada
Chester Morris
Carole Lombard
Me morial vote fails in Erie county by wide margin
Gorry's proposal receives 8 favors and 572 against, losing the county by 2,480 votes. Corry Brick and Tile Co manager DeRosay says operations may resume at the plant in a few days. Several locals travel for business and personal reasons including Whitmore and Paul Ltd arriving from St Paul.
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Gorry
Erie County
DeRosay
The
Corry Brick and ‘Tile Co
Fight Move to Send Pupils to School
Arthur J. Smart appeals to President Hoover to back his bid to educate his three children at home in New Jersey. He argues compulsory attendance infringes personal liberty and cites his wife as better suited to teach. Vineland officials threaten to compel sending all children to public schools.
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Unicen Ree Cinelane
Arthur J. Siiart
Hoover
Stuart
Arthur Jr
Jélm
Mary
Smart
Vineland
Hemispheric disarmament term prompts puzzled state dept
Washington observers report a new diplomatic phrase hemispheric disarmament surfaced in Geneva and reached the United States. Secretary Stimson reportedly did not recognize it and officials puzzled over its meaning. A diplomat joked it as a math formula, while others note the enduring charm of esoteric phrasing in diplomacy.
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United Press
Washington
Geneva
Bey Aid
Stimson
Europe
Tardieu
France
Castle
State Department
Jessy
Webster and Ashburton
Hugh Gibson
Seasion
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Gibson
Legislative Group Eyes Swollen Fortunes Tax Possibility
A ninth dispatch notes lawmakers seek new taxes to curb concentrated wealth. Iowa Rep William Ramseyer backs increased inheritance levies to fund deficits, arguing big estates must face taxation while avoiding immediate budget shocks. Several party leaders push trimming appropriations and warning big business of looming taxes.
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Molitor
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
William Ramseyer
Town
Towan
George Huddleston
Notz
Hawkeye
Ramseyer
Corry 1880 Population and Local Details
Questions ask about Corry population in 1880, Pennsylvania state rankings by area, Babylon’s fall date, current governor of South Dakota, Corry mayor’s salary, and the author of a cited work. The fragmentary prompt references Tarnow and a guidance page, lacking full context or verifiable facts.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Babylon
South Dakota
Islary
Tarnow
Revival Services At Baptist Church In Corry
Rev RT Ketcham and Max Harvey's Musical Messengers delivered an enthusiastic evangelistic entertainment before a large crowd at Corry Baptist Church. Services continue each evening this week starting at 7:48 o'clock and all are invited to attend.
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Baptist Church
Ketcham
Max Harvey
Corry Baptist Church
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Leslie Cobb
Lowell ‘Thomas
Arabia
Felix
Linecoin
Harry Elmer Barnes
Gary
Darrow
Ely Culpertson
Ghjoved
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Hollywood Film Shop
Darius M. Greene
Hast Wayne Street
Casey
Rev. M. Riley
James Hanlon
Knopf
Riley McIntyre
Union City Times
Arthur
Library Theatre
Fearon
Bia
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Crime Club
Fu Manchu
Rohmer
Klein Warrar & Rinehart
Klein
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Bool
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Carolyn Wells
Tae de
Louis Brown
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Foster, B. David and
Ray Wolford
Detroit
Ford
Lula Porter
Mrs. Tolmeen
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Fight Move
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Congress
the Treasury
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Ol Gip Trust Company
Oil City
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