Scotland Yard Criticism Committee Formed in London
Sir Phillip Game announces a committee of serving Scotland Yard officers to answer the question Whats wrong with Scotland Yard The officers will be asked to criticize the current administration in clear terms The move signals a formal review of the police leadership and practices in London Cromwells To Build Mansion Honolulu Doris Duke Cromwell heiress has obtained a permit for a 300000 home on shoreline property costing about 100000 more The Cromwells plan to spend roughly six months annually at the coast residence
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Scotland Yard
London
Phillip Game
Honolulu
Doris Duke Cromwell
Local residents among visitors and travelers in city notes
Miss Janet McMahn of Troy and Miss Marian Ranck of Lewisburg are WZilests of Miss June Reymond for several days. Earl Jackson, recently at the Cleveland Clinic, returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wolozansk of Erle attended Tefe Kasprzyk funeral services and returned home. Miss Matilda and Minna Kamber, from Camp Ciledin, returned home today. Mrs. Edith Donaldson of Warren visited Mr. and Mrs. Debi Maloney in West Wayne Street. Herman Welly visited Jamestown on business. Mr. and Mrs. Laygrenne Valor juof and family are vacationing in Washington DC and elsewhere. Lawrence Berliner of New York City is visiting for several weeks. Miss Anna Shields left Sunday for Pittsburgh. Forest Keister Jr. returned from Titusville. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Neylon visited Brie last evening. Mrs. D. MacKenzie returned from weeks with daughter Mrs. H. Lindergreen in Wellesley Hills. Elizabeth Edmonds of Liberty Street left for Erie on business. John Dempsey was in Bradford on business. Mayme and Marian Kingston and Mrs. Reddien and Mrs. J. Kruell, guests of CJ Fanis, left for Pittsburgh. Daniel Kamber, at YMCA camp west of Erie, returns home tonight. RH. Keller of Mount Joy, Pa., visiting city for seven days.
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Janet McMahn
Troy
Marian Ranck
Lewisburg
June Reymond
Earl Jackson
Cleveland Clinic
Peter Wolozansk
Erle
Tefe| Kaspryzk
Matilda
Minna Kamber
Camp Ciledin
Edith Donaldson
Warren
Debi Maloney
West Wayne
Herman Welly
Jamestown
Laygrenne Valor Juof
Geran Street
Washington, D. C
Lawrence Berliner
New York City
Anna Shields
Simday
Pittsburgh
Rorest Keister Jr
Titusville
Donald Neylon
Brie
John, Amachet, Jr
D. MacKenzie
Former Corry Girl Weds in Buffalo Ceremony
Francine Marle, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marry R Qovey of Erie, married Andrey Chalfa of Venango on June 3 at St Joseph's Cathedral Buffalo with Rev Father Francis Garvey officiating. Mrs Chalfa worked at Loblaw in Meadville and Mr Chalfa is with E W Wards in Bursa. She will visit Mrs Agnes Keller soon. Also notes a city fire department call change for Corry Fire Station No. One with new phone numbers 48 40 214.
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Corry
Buffalo
R. Qovey
Erie
Francine Marle
Park Avenue
Mearville
Andrey ¥. Chalfa
Mas
Andrew Chalfa
Venango
St. Joseph's New Cathedral
Francis Garvey
Chalfa
Loblaw Groceteria
Meadville
Comy
Fire Department
Sirry
Omen
CA. Dure
Director of Public Safety
Services Held For Famed Flier In Atchison
Atchison Kansas August 3 Aneta Bacoaet’s hometown held a long service honoring the famed flyer Amelia Earhart. Hundreds attended near the speakers platform with community members recalling her childhood. The funeral music included America and The Village Chapel as Rev Tillotson offered the opening prayer and expressed cautious hope of her survival. Rev Smith of Trinity Episcopal church, Earhart’s baptism site, spoke briefly.
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Atchison, Kam
Het
Mercing
Tiler
Theosloye H. Otis
Miss Earhart
America
F. B. Tillotson
First Methodist Church
B. H. Smith
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wife of Eddie Duchin Dies From Childbirth
In New York Mrs Marjorie Oelrichs Duchin aged 24 died a day before a week after giving birth to a son at Harbor hospital. She had married pianist Eddie Duchin and was briefly reported ill as her husband traveled from Chicago to be with her.
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New York
Mar-jorie Oelrichs Duchin
Fintie Duchin
Chestra
Harbor
Chicago
Kiv Uehesten
Gange Plans for Convention at Harrisburg
The National Grange schedules its annual session in Harrisburg Pennsylvania November 1 to 18. Two grand buildings in the eastern United States, the State Education Building costing 5 million and the Zembo Mosque costing 1 million, will host events. The climax Seventh Degree ritual will be conferred at Zembo Mosque on Friday November 12 with an anticipated 10 000 candidates and ample seating for all attending Grange members.
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National Grange
Harrisburg
Grange
Potatoes adoption slow after 1719 introduction
Potatoes were introduced to the United States in 1719 and adoption occurred slowly. Even by 1740 masters sometimes required apprentices not to be obliged to eat them, reflecting lingering resistance and cultural preference.
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United States
Ayl
Erie Shrine Band Draws Large City Park Audience
A large crowd gathered in City Park last evening to hear the Erie Shrine Band, under the direction of Charles Campbell of Brie, perform a program highlighted by lively marches and orchestral pieces. The concert was part of a Northwester Pennsylvania series organized by the Zem Zem Temple, drawing praise for its sound and organization.
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Erie Shrine
Corry
Charles Campbell
Brie
Northwiikieri
Pennsylvania
Spring Creek Couple Marry in Local Ceremony
Miss Mildred Henry daughter of WoiL Henby of Spring Stooks and Spring Creek native Bendage son of Mrs Cayollie Brindagy exchanged vows in a home ceremony performed by Rev W J Garnett. Attendants included Mrs Richard Morton. After a Canadian mothereip they will reside at a small furnished apartment 120 Wrigly Street with friends at Spring Creek.
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Mildred
Henry
Aughter
Woil
Henby
Spring Stooks
Lo Arling J. Bendage
Cayollie Brindagy
Spring Creek
W. J. Garnett
Homie Siery
Richard Morton
Wrigly Street
Wall Street Market Caution Amid Rising Costs
United Press notes a general bull market trend with a call for cautious investment. Key concerns include potential boom, inside control measures, gold supply issues, wage and tax changes, and narrowed profit margins affecting major industries.
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United Press
New York
Wall Street
Che Senate
Renk Corporation
Heaton
Llul
Market irregular as trading drops today in New York
Stock trading was light with slight gains from recent sessions followed by uneven declines in many industrials. Cotton futures firmed while wheat futures at Chicago fell up to 2 percent. several large corporations showed mixed to lower quotes across the market.
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United Feu
New York
Chicago
Winnipeg
T&t
Anaconda
Atlante Renning
BON Auburn
Veseeee Bow Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steewetewees
Boeing Alloy
Curtiss-Wright
Vreeneae Iesg
Continental
General Mleeteie
General Motors
Trennecol Ee
Montgomery Ward
Wash Kelvinator
National Daily
BO Northern Pacifre
Paramount Pie
Sovony Vacuum
OM Cross
Abe Standard
Njst Texas
Studenaker
McCard Wadoo
Lump Star Gas + Weat
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Loblaw’s
High Park Coffee
Park Tomatoes
N.center
City Chicken
Lady Fair Tissue
van Chvays
Mayme
Marian Kingston
Reddien
J. Kruell
CJ Fanis
Maple Avenue
Daniel Kamber
RH. Keller
Mount Joy
iPa
Eddie Duchin
J. E. Collins
Conrad
General Electric
All-Way Electric Company
Center St
J Corry
Penn'a
Gange
Nationall Grange
Erie Band
Zem Zem Temple Band
R&g
Ford
Ford Motor Company
B&g
Powell Moto
Powell
Ker
Ford Vidag
Warket
Noan Numskurt
Ark Ek Ile
Noah
A&a
Soulen
T Zodiac
Mes
Eugene Harper
Nashville
Garey Anders
England
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