Real Treat for Music Lovers In Band Concert
Music Towers are promised a real treat at the Senior High school auditorium Friday evening. The Corry High School band will perform under director Carlton Chaffee with a varied program including marches overtures and solo pieces. Guest cellist Charles Partchey will perform Nocturne and Spring Song. A special outdoor concert setting will enhance the presentation drawing a large audience of adults and students.
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Corry High School
Carlton Chaffee
Variane
Chaffee
Charles Partehey
Kane
Partchey
Golterman
Nolek
Funeral services for Jennie Lawson
Miss Jennie Lawson was laid to rest in Rose Hill cemetery Spartansburg after funeral services at her late Corry home. Rev Herbert L Schuck pastor of the Spartansburg M E church officiated. Bearers were O A Johnson Oscar Vettenburg Alfred Vettenburg Timer Vettenburg Rey Bewley and Harry Jewell. Relatives attending included Mr and Mrs Frank Lawson and Patricia Ann, Mr and Mrs Barry Lammers, Mr Moberg, Mr and Mrs Leland Fox, Mrs G R Abersd, Mr and Mrs J A Erickson, Mrs Estebung and C C Wainstrom of Jamestown N Y, and Mr and Mrs Alfred Vettenburg of Erie, among others.
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Rose Hill
Spartansburg
Herbert L. Schucketa
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Rey Bewley
Harry Jewell
Alway
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Patricia Ann
Barry Lammers
Moberg
Leland Fox
G. R. Abers2rd
J. A. Erickson
Estebung
C. C. Wainstrom
Jamesstown
Alfred
State Library and Museum services for Pennsylvanians
Dr. Lester K. Ade announces that the State Library and Museum operations through its General Library Law Library Archives Extension and Museum division offer facilities for study research informational cultural and factional reading by Pennsylvanians.
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Library Service
Arrisburg
Lester K. Ade
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Library and Museum
General Library
Law Library, Archives
Rail Workers Face $260 Million Wage Cut
Chicago April 23 Executives of the nation's Class 1 railroads meet to discuss plans to trim about 260 million dollars annually from wages of roughly one million railway workers. The Association of American Railroads called the meeting as Congress debates stopgap relief. Senator Wheeler plans to introduce a bill to form a railroad reorganization court within ten days.
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Washington
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Mont. Jewier
Errors Hold Up Jobless Claims Report Delays Possible
Errors in wage reports to the Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation Division may delay unemployment benefit payments. Main issues include mismatched worker names with Social Security cards and omissions of full-time wages, causing extra correspondence and workload for employers and the agency. Also noted is a hog collision injuring a man and firemen from Louisville forming a last man’s club in Harrisburg.
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Unemployment Compensation
Ernest Kelly
Pennsylvania Division of Unemployment Compensation and
Employment Service
Kelly
Governors as dictators claim in Pa party race
Reading April 4 Judge Arthur H. James denounced centralization of power under George H. Earle and Gifford Pinchot. He said the two governors expanded tax, election and budget authority, concentrating control at Capitol Hill in peacetime. The remarks addressed the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
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Union
George H. Earle
Gifford Pinechot
Pennsylvania
Arthur H. James
Capitol Hill
State Proves Breene Auto In Fatal Crash Case
In Franklin April 28 a damaged headlamp fragment and broken metal were shown to a jury as prosecutors try to prove Edmond C. Breene of Reno 34 drove the auto that struck and killed Cassius L Hart 60 of Rocky Grove December 18 Hart’s car was allegedly stolen and left on the scene as the driver fled Investigators testified a metal fragment was found at the headlight bracket and came from the vehicle involved Redmond Willard S of Rocky Grove supplied evidence taking the piece to authorities and a second fragment was later brought to the substation
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Rocky Grove
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Revive Search For Levine Boy
Federal agents opened a systematic search in the southwest for a boy who resembled Peter Levine, son of a New Rochelle lawyer, after a Tuesday night sighting. A boy with two men bought a sandwich at a Santa Fe roadside restaurant. witnesses identified the boy as the Levine child.
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John Karavyanos
Santa Fe
Karavanos
Nellie Thieholf
Levine
Karavan
Restaurnt
Barn collapses on Willis Hunter farm in Rie Pa
A large barn on Willis Hunter’s farm in Rie Pa collapsed after a weakened foundation causing $15,000 in damage. Equipment inside the barn was also destroyed when a section fell, one of the county’s largest structures, last night.
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Rie, Pa
Willis Hunter
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