Five hurt when car leaves road hits culvert near Corry
A car carrying Arie F Kimmy and six others left the highway near Warner's Corners three miles west of Corry shortly after midnight. Five occupants, all Union City or Erie youths, were injured and taken to Corry Hospital. The crash occurred after the car struck a culvert in a heavy fog, driver unable to state exact cause. The group had picked up three Union City youths en route home.
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Ueugh- Wily
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Bundy
Cowy Hospital
Arle F. Kimmy
Evie
Union City
Richard Tanney
Erie
Kimmy
Comedy show rescheduled to August 14 and 15
The Ita a Knockout comedy, originally set for August at the State Armory, has been postponed. It will now run August 14 and 15 at the High School auditorium with better seating and expanded scenery. Ticket plans and schedule shifts are under way, with anticipated gains in advance sales.
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State Armory
Legionnaires
Auto Accident Injures Five Teens Near Chesley Farm
Six youths from French Creek, aged 17 to 20, were injured in a foggy side swipe and rollover while returning from Findley Lake. One, Arlene Pardnik, suffered possible internal injuries and was confined to home. others escape with minor bruises. A Plymouth rear ended the machine. driver Tyam Rhebergen and others were shaken but not seriously hurt. The incident occurred around 11 30 p m near the Chesley farm home after a Findley Lake roller skating outing.
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Nik
Clarence Tillis
Howard Rhebergen
Howard Beekerink
Lucy Wiggers
Virginie Price
Tyan Rhebergen
Findley Lake
Go East for Bride Is Advice to bachelors
United Press reports census data showing west regions offer more single men for marriage while the east and New England states have more single women. Nationwide figures indicate about two unmarried women per bachelor, with two widowers for every five widows and two out of three couples having children.
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United Press
Washington
Horace Greeley
Census Bureau
North
South Dakota
D. C
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
District of Columbia
New England
Big Shift In Crops Results From ABA
Approximately one in every twelve acres of cultivated land in the United States has been shifted from basic to other crops under 1935 adjustment contracts. Joseph F. Cox, chief of the replacement section of the AAA, announced today.
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Washington
United States
Joseph F. Cox
AAA
Corry Choral Society Sings at Chautauqua Festival
Corry Choral Society participates in the Regional Choral Festival at Chautauqua with a 750-voice choir directed by Walter Howe and joined by the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra under Albert Stoessel. The program features Bach arias and Handel selections marking the 250th birth anniversaries, with multiple regional choirs taking part.
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Chautauqua
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Handel
Orpheus Male Chorus
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Charles le Sueur
Olean Chor Society
Alan Williams
Jamestown Choral Society
Samuel Thorstenberg
Springville Civic Choir
Roland W. Schroeder
Salamanca Community Chorus
Martinelli
Choral Society
Corry
J. J. Griffiths
Salamanca High School Chorus
Cassie C. White
Th Erie Choral Society
the Chaulauqia
Navy Yard WPA Projects Open To Hire 600 Workers
Three works progress administration projects began today at the Navy Yard to repair and rebuild several miles of roadway and railroad tracks, with E.R. Gaylor noting 2,000 men could be employed eventually. Electric and steam lines will be replaced and preference given to workers from LWD projects.
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Philadelphia
Works Progress Administration
Navy Yard
E.R. Gaylor
Gaylor
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Four new windber epidemic cases reported in weekend
Four new cases of the Windber outbreak were reported over the weekend in the Johnstown area, even as officials believe the disease is slowly declining. No new cases were reported in the Johnstown district.
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Johnstown
Windber
Wife Scalds Husband in a Drunken Argument
In Erie on August 5 Felix Silyceak, 60, remains in Humot Hospital with full body burns after his wife Heavor Salyczak, 19, allegedly threw two pots of boiling water on him as he rested on a divan. Salyczak is jailed on an open charge pending his condition. The incident followed a Sunday afternoon dispute.
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Humot Hospital
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Mia
Salyczak
Ten killed in Philadelphia area over weekend
At least ten people died in the Philadelphia region during the weekend with more than twenty injured in automobile crashes. The toll included four drownings and two auto accident fatalities.
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Philadelphia
Democratic picnic plans mapped by Erie county party officials
Final plans for a large Democratic picnic to be held at Ryre on Saturday in August 2001 are to be outlined at a meeting of Erie county Democratic officials in Erie this evening. The discussion touches on future elimination efforts to be carried out by state and national governments, with references to Pennsylvania Rail Road jail in a formal statement.
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John Brown Memorial Association
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Meadville Tribune Republicen
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Erie
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Hudson
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Crawford County
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Erie County
Pennsylvania
Daughter Slain in Moonshiner's Slaving Question
Pittsburgh Aug 4 Poller prepared to question Dorothy Thon Sampser 27 daughter of Charles L Thon 63 who was shot to death at his year old home early Sunday in a mellowshine dispute. She had just returned from a Liberty Township shopping trip when the slaying occurred.
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United Prt
Pittsburgh
Poller
Charles L. Thon
Nly Peyi
Dorothy Thon Sampser
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