Two are Trapped on Narrow Peak Ledge
Elizabeth Lorimer, 28, of Chicopee Massachusetts, and Peter Pate, 35, of Inglewood California, cling on Half Dome in Yosemite National Park as rescue attempts by four park rangers proceed. They have limited clothing, small matches, and a fire kept burning below on the valley floor. Rescue teams communicate via megaphones from Mirror Lake as night turns cold and fatigue threatens their hold.
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United Prean
Buch
Miss Lorimer
Shove Pate
Yosemite Valley
Park Rangers
Patr
Talis Sopes
Mirror Lake
Pate
Res
Shrine Band to Play Free City Park Concert in Corry
Erie Zem Zen Temple Shrine band returns to Corry for a public concert next Monday in City Park under Golden Rule Club auspices. Transportation and a light lunch will be provided after the performance. The program will mix classical and popular numbers with martial airs, and admission is free to residents of Corry and nearby areas.
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Zem Zem Temple Band
Golden Rule Club
Corry
Zem Zen Temple Shrine Band of
Erie
Shrine Band
Large OC Camp at Ridgway Under Construction
Start work on a large OC camp at Ridgway Laurel Mill two and a half miles west of Ridgway. Lieutenant William Fennell to command CCC headquarters. Most workmen reside in Ridgway. Completion expected by early November, weather permitting.
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Ridgway
Blowwiax
Peay
GC. C
Laurel Mill
William Fennell
C. C.C
FHA Official Will Speak At Dem Rally
Warren Aug 7 The Warren County Democratic picnic committee announced another speaker for this Saturday at Oakview Park Mrs Gertrude Breslau Puller Pittsburgh based women's field representative of the Federal Housing Administration will join the lineup as a guest speaker along with Holm Jackson and Doz Foreman Hob Russell will lead a rescue team during the event indicating a strong program and public interest in housing issues
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Warren
Warren County
Oakview Park
Gertrude Breslau Puller
Pittsburgh
Federal Housing Administration
Chautauqua Hosts Amelia Earhart at Awed Audience
First Lady of the Air Amelia Earhart visits Chautauqua on Friday August ninth addressing an amphitheatre audience at 1:30 PM Eastern time on Adventures in One Air She attends as guest of the Institution for Parents Teachers Association Day Invitations extend to the Democratic picnic at Oakview Park Warren on Saturday afternoon August tenth A large local crowd expected at Rex theatre on West South Street last night with many turned away due to crowd size Democrats caucus in Wayne and Concord townships this week Regular rehearsals proceed for It’s a Knockout at Senior High School auditorium August fourteenth and fifteenth events
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Chautaaqua
Air
Amelia Earhart
Oakview Park
Warren
Rex Theatre
West South Street
L. C. Brécht
New Loblaw Store Set to Open Friday in Carry
Loblaw Graveterias Inc will open a new store Friday at 113 North Center Street Carry. The remodeled building houses a grocery and meat market under Lamlaw's name with modern fixtures, self serve system, and extensive stock. Manager G McGrath leads the grocery dept supported by R B Fairbanks and staff from Corry Jamestown and Brie.
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Loblaw Graveterias, Inc
North Center Street
Stennett
Lachlaw's
Corry
Atore
Carry Atore
J. MacDonald
Buffalo
Loblaw
HH. Schilling
Bre
G. McGrath
Erie
R. B. Fairbanks
Jamestown
Charles Wood
John Maroney
Isabelle Riford
Brie
Zelma Taylor
Mary Frances Brooks
McGrath
Open Small Projects to Boost WPA Work
August 7 the city moved to save the WPA program by adopting all proposals from District Supervisor Bernard J Cochran to create small jobs immediately. City funds cover the municipality share as officials risk a budget balance later. Two draftsmen or estimators will be kept by the engineering bureau to push projects from preliminary stage to submission to WPA.
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Tottering
Bernard J. Cochran
James P. Ros
Siter
Engineering Bureau
WPA
Possible Vote on Kane High Annex Project
Kane High School annex plans move forward with a library and gym. At a Monday school board meeting, officials expressed hope voters will decide in November whether a bond issue can cover part of the roughly 90 thousand dollar cost with a federal grant of four percent and the remainder from bond sales once final Works Administration approval is received.
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Kant
Kane High Ool
the Works Administration
Local firemen to attend Northern Pennsylvania firefighters convention
Conneaut Lake Park hosts August 14 to 16 convention with Corry attendees. Business meeting on August 15 includes election of officers. Thursday features hose theatre, burning mock blaze, and demonstration by a Corry crew using modern equipment from the American Latrance Co. Civic officials invited to the firefighting display. The association draws members from seven counties Venango, Erie, Crawford, Western Mercer, Lawrence and Warren.
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Conneaut Lake Park
Corry
Vierpity
Pennsylvaia Piremen
Wilin
Iutd
Corey
American Latrance Company
Comy
Beities Venlango
Erle, Crawford
Wrest Mercer
Lawrence
Warren
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Lincoln
Main & Center Sts
FHA
Wayne
Concord Townships
Wayne Township
Spencer School
Concord Democrats
Lloyd Stowe
American, Legion and Staff
Union City
Lebaron
No. 237
Sons of the American Legion
Pro
Willian Heid
Mill Village
Townsend Club
Lake LeBoeuf Park
Waterford
Clinton Wunder
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carl Gustafson
Findley Lake
Edward Felat
Hubert Heerlein
Philadelphia
Liquor Control Board
Harrisburg
Clyde , Smith
Ilceasing Bureau
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Erie Malleable Iron Company
S. Watts Bowker
New York
Wattsburg
Koblaws
Loblaws
Ici
Kane High Annex
Canasia
Northern Penn
Conneaut Lake
Machine Rabbit
Taunton
Mass
Rusty
Gypsy Sue
Mutuels Pool
C. Christensen Motors
Center St
Admiral Hotel
Coal Cape May
New Jersey
Daniel Ahern
Chapin
Blanket Club
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Corry, Penn
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