Rioting Jews and Arabs flare in Jaffa Tel Aviv clash
United Press reports deadly rioting between Jews and Arabs in Jaffa and Tel Aviv with fires and looting. 15 killed and 11 wounded, including 12 Jews and 4 Arabs, amid government warnings to restraint and arrests of rioters. A separate NY case details Nancy Evans Titterton murder solved by a twine trail leading to ex convict John Fiorenza.
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United Press Jerusalem
Jaffa
Tel Aviv
Jatts
Jara
Robert Musel
United Press
New York
Nancy Evans Titterton
Metropolis
Pest
John Fiorenga
Lewin J. Valentine
Fiorenza
Titterton
Kruger
Beekman Place
May Change Type of Police Uniforms Here
Corry’s police force may adopt grey warpcord suits with puttees after a council meeting. Mayor Glen Miller urged replacement of shabby blue uniforms, citing patches and practicality. Chief John Flanigan supported whipcord attire as more functional. council members planned testing before a full department-wide update.
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Corry
Glen Miller
Utamwatter
John Flanigan
Flanigan
The
Woosters
Miller
Steiner chosen temporary chairman at Republican convention
United Press reports Oregon Senator Frederick C Steiner was unanimously elected to serve as temporary chairman and keynoter of the Republican national convention to be held in June. Howard Hughes, the aviator and film director, left Miami at 11 49 p m for a speed record attempt, aiming to set a new air speed mark.
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Frederick C. Steiner
Oregon
Miami
Tin
Howard Hughes
Tool
Moose River
N. S
Minigto
Michael Dwyer
D. E. Robertson
Toronto
Mili
Renelieu
Borah Stands Firm on GOP Platform In 1924 Race
Senator William Borah rejected calls to submerge his presidential ambitions by joining the Republican platform drafting. He told United Press he is naturally interested in the platform, but a platform alone does not mean much, as reported.
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United Press
Washington
William ¥. Borah
William Allen White
Borah
New Manager Appointed at Hotel Corry
HG Oswalt Jr of Pittsburgh takes over as manager of Hotel Corry. He brings hotel industry experience from the Roosevelt, William Penn, and Deshler Warlick in Columbus and the Castleton in New Castle. He succeeds R B Curry who served the post 16 months and plans to return to Pittsburgh.
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H. G. Oswalt, Jr
Pittsburgh
R. S. Curry
tNew
Roosevelt Hotel
Hg, Oswalt, Jr
T Ie Hotel
Corry
Oswalt
William Penn Hotel
Columibus
Ohio
Castleton
New Castle
Mr. Oswalt
R. 8. Curry
Curry
City insurance to be equally distributed citywide
Director Fred J. Weaver told council last night that all city insurance agencies will share equally in the insurance carried by the municipality. Milon Brown, local agent, asked for information on distribution. A complete schedule of city insurance and company allocations will be available at the treasurer's office soon.
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Fred J. Weaver
Milon Brown
Ety
Corry Woman Nears 99th Birthday
Melissa Chase, Corry’s oldest resident, will celebrate her 99th birthday Wednesday at the home of Mrs. G Anderson on West Pleasant Street. She is in good health and expects visits from Corry friends in her home tomorrow afternoon. A birthday song will be sung on KDKA at 10:15 AM, and Cheerio station will announce her birthday.
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Melissa Chase
Corry
G Anderson
West Pleasant Street
Lambing resigns from Instruction Committee
J W Lambing tendered resignation from the administration and instruction committee of the Board of Education to president Mrs B C Barnes. No formal action or replacement has been made yet.
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J. W. Lambing
Board of Education
B.C. Barnes
Million Dollar Blaze Destroys Sharon Business Block
Fire swept three large Sharon buildings housing the Home Circle office and five stores. Loss to the Home Circle estimated at 650000, with significant damage to Printz Store, Speier Woman's Shop, Smith Shoe Store, and others. Firefighters from Youngstown and nearby towns aided, five hours, with several injuries including a Serious head injury to HF Sankey. No fatalities reported.
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Home Circle
H. Hadley
Joss
Libeks
Mehl Clothing Store
Nobil Shoe Store
New
McDowell National Bank
Standard
Youngstown
Ohio
Sharpsville
Farrell
Hubbard
Sankey
McDowell Barn
Plan caretaker at city dump this summer
Corry's city dump will likely need a caretaker this summer. City Council granted Director of Safety C A Duke authority to accept or reject Fred Williams bid for a caretaker at South Street dump. Williams proposed paying $10 and serving May to October 1 to salvage at the dump, the only bid received.
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Corry
C. A. Duke
Fred Williams
South Street
Williams
City Extends Tax Sale Deadline Amid Tight Finances
City Council met to review finances and approve a 30 day extension for delinquent taxpayers. A resolution from Finance Director Leo Mulderick granted property tax sale postponement to May 20 to allow arrangements for back taxes. Officials agreed only essential expenditures would be made to keep the city in shape for the rest of the fiscal year.
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Leo
Mulderick
Euuet Natim
City Officials Consider Tight Budget and Safety Balance
Mayor Miller and department heads discuss a fabric economy plan while preserving city appearance and resident safety. Commissioner Nichols questions transfers of funds from lighting to safety and printing, arguing for street department priorities. Continued on Page Five.
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Sen Miller
Stanley H. Nichols
Pege Five
Corry Men Dropped in WPA Retrenchment
Minty Corry residents were removed from the WEA payroll as WPA headquarters in Harrisburg ordered retrenchment. About two hundred men in eastern Erie county including North East Wattsburg Union City and Corry district were dropped as WPA reduces forces rapidly to encourage private industry and employment.
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WEA
WPA
Harrisburg
Journal
Erie County
Tin North East
Wattsburg
Union
City and Corry
Works Progress Administration
Une
Rapialy
Uiet
Railroads plan free pick up and delivery for small freight
Representatives from 25 railroads will meet the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission in Harrisburg to discuss offering free pick up and delivery on less than carload freight. They will explain tariff provisions and the use of certificated truckers, with a joint conference to follow.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania No. 1
Public Service Commission
PSC
Pennsylvania Railroad
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Servier
Te Commission
Grant curb cuts for Center Street Station
City Council last evening granted Theo P. Williams permission to cut curb on the east side of North Center Street between Smith and Frederick for early construction of a gasoline station. Three curb sections will be removed for driveways. Commissioner Leo Mulderick opposed while other municipal directors voted affirmatively.
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Center Street Station
Theo P. Williams
North Center Street
Smith and
Frederick Streets
Leo Mulderick
$1,000 Blaze Damages Moti Street Home Inference
Fire officials investigate a late yesterday blaze at a Moti Street residence formerly owned by the Corry Woman's Club. Incendiary origins suspected as two kerosene cans with drilled bottoms were found. smoke filled the second floor and attic delaying access.
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Woman's Club
Amarrow
Worall's
Mott Sirvel
Loew Tire
Rollee
Secon
Julgled
Ind
Andrew Paulson
Fir
John D. Flanigan
Corry Woman's Club
City to Pay Light Bill for NYA Club Rooms
City Council approved a monthly contribution of two dollars to aid the Corry National Youth Administration chapter with their light bill for the Horn block rooms. Mayor Miller noted NYA members helped with snow removal and minor municipal tasks. The Corry chapter has 29 members.
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NYA
Corry
National Youth Administration
Horn Block
Nichols
Mra
George Mulderials
Miller
Union City Quartet Pleads Guilty To Thefts
Four Union City youths ages 15 to 18 pleaded guilty before Judge William F. Hirt to charges including entering larceny and burglary. James and Robert Baker were sent to reformatories, James Dingle was paroled, and the remaining offender faces juvenile court disposition. The group admitted breaking into the Heymond School gas station and grocery on Harold Aiken in Union City on April 15, stealing about 30 dollars in cash and merchandise.
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Union City
William F. Hirt
Bue
James
Robert Baker
James Dingle
Heymond
Harold Aiken
Erie and Pennsylvania rail schedules revised for daylight saving time
Train timetables on the Erie Fall road will change starting Sunday April 26 in line with daylight saving time. Eastbound No 2 remains at 6 a m while No 8 shifts to 11 26 a m and No 6 to 8 07 p m. No 5 stays at 7 03 7 a m and No 7 moves to 12 49 p m. A noon Pittsburgh-bound Pennsylvania division train changes not yet announced.
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Erie Fall
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