Just a Parastay and Local Road News Amid August Heat
Overcast skies and showers persist as August runs three weeks longer. A loud‑speaking plane promoting Infallible Oil by Warren Refining Company toured Corry after noon yesterday. Local auto dealers plan a mileage test with low‑price cars. A new Roosevelt Highway stretch from Union City to West Springfield opens as a shortcut to Cleveland. A warehouse fire at Zalzner Auto Wrecking Shop on North Center Street drew fire crews. Don Bester debuts The Earhart Hope at Celoron Pier Ballroom Saturday. The Weldner family holds its 32nd reunion at Glyndon on Saturday August 13. The Helen Shoppe opens tomorrow in the Masonic Temple, selling infants and children wear and lingerie.
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Zalzner Auto Wrecking Shop
North Center Street
Banks Not Cooperating In Home Loans
Erie August 10 Some banks and building and loan firms are accepting Federal Home Loan bonds but the practice is not widespread Federal Home Loan Corp officials said officers would press banks and lenders to aid distressed property owners Some firms refuse bonds are called traitors to the country and the president's recovery act Jiuliante sought a court breathing spell to postpone sheriff sales for applicants of federal aid
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Erie
Vie
Federal Home Loan Corp
18Th Street
Jesse S. Jiuliante
Judliante
Jiuliante
Philadelphia
Fourth Barn Burned in Fourth Fire Within Four Days
A new record for the local fire department as a fourth barn fire in as many days occurred before eight this morning. The north end barn on Railroad Street, owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Lawson, burned with undetermined origin while farm equipment and stored contents were lost. Firefighters delayed by hydrant distance from the Summer Street bank, and O. W. Seooti, a local teamster, barely escaped with his horse. Losses run to several hundred dollars, partly insured.
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W. Secoti
Toca
Railroad Street
Blizaabeth Lawson
Seoth
Lawson
Found Dead in Warren Home
Pauil Johnson, a well known carpenter of the Past Side, was found dead in his room at 112 N South Street by Mrs. T mil O Carlson shortly after noon on Wednesday. Coroner Ed Lowrey said heart failure caused death confirmed by officers and his nephew Freeman Johnson. Johnson had lived with the Carlsons for ten years and had spent the morning in gardens on the Trying estate before returning home and lying down briefly.
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Warren
Pauil Johnson
N. South Street
Tmil O. Carlson
Ed Lowrey
Ernest Berdine
Freeman Johnson
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad
A blo interwar era ad urges exhausted women to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for renewed strength and energy. It promises relief from fatigue and bodily wear from household duties, claiming many women benefit after using the remedy.
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Lydia F. Pinkham
Asa
Asa Thar
Named coach at Kittanning by Octive
Harold Stack, longtime coach of Hane High School athletic teams and physical education director, was notified today he has been chosen to coach the football team at Kittanning High School. He will leave Kane for Easton, Pa., next week to assume duties at Kittanning the following week.
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Harold Stackhouse
Hane High Schout
Seven Thousand One Auto Accidents Plague Pa Roads
Pennsylvania reports seven thousand one auto accidents in six months across the state. Traffic deaths total 161 from inattentive driving while 4,146 persons were injured, as the Department of Revenue releases figures.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue
Unfilled Orders of U S Steel Decline in July
United Press reports U S Steel unfilled orders dropped by 86 460 tons in July to 2 020 125 tons, with total unfilled tonnage at 2 108 671 tons for the period. The July figure still compares unfavorably to mid 1882 levels, as the company resumes a long trend of large backlogs.
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United Press
NEW York
United States Steel Corporation
Aluminum Co. Signs Code for Aluminum Industry
The Aluminum Company of America announced it signed a code for the aluminum industry. The code was adopted at a meeting of the association of manufacturers in the aluminum industry in Pittsburgh last Tuesday.
Roosevelt Tightens Watch Over Cuban Crisis
Naval officials warned substantial marine forces could land in Havana within 24 hours, with the best brigade now in Haiti leading the way if orders come. Other units could reach Cuba from U S ports in two days. The Platt amendment, part of a war appropriation bill, carries treaty force as Cuba agreed. Officials say mediation by Welles may ease Havana’s political strife, though they remain reluctant to deploy troops.
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Lanva
Havana
Haiti
Cuba
War Department
United States
Welles
Joyful English Corn Remedy Foot Bath Ad
An English method promises corn relief by soaking feet in hot water with Radox for several nights, lifting corns and soothing burning feet. The ad extols a joyful, exhilarating foot soak as a cure and suggests purchasing from a local drug store for foot comfort.
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England
Avk
Iselate
Cut Rate
Tor & Package
Radox
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Corry
Warren Refining Company
Tre
Sue R. King
Giebert
Loral Auto
Union City
Mill Village
Dinlopo
West Springfield
Cleveland
Point West
Don Bester
Pier Ballroom
Celoron
Weldner
William Weidner
Glyndon
Helen
Masonic Temple
Helen Jones
Home Loan Corporation
Farrell
Bau
Warren Grocery Stores
Thera
Kirkpatrick
Pennsylvani Suite Securities Commission
William H. ‘Neely
Associated Gagantt Electric Company
Thyesting Corporation
Associated Gas Ant Electric Company
Corry Filenils
Albert J Gucky
Bris
Internal Revenue
Erie County
Democratic County Committee
Col. W. 8. Pole
Lawrence Parit
Eri Tounty
Federal Home Loan Corporation
Pril
Charles Schloss
Democrats
Wayre Towners
Town Hall
Army
New York Stock Exchange
Agresor C.F. McCray
Uasietaot
Frank Jones
Janny
Lydia E. Pinkham
CMR
Erik
Queen Valley Tomato Juice
Saverdust
Camay
Ige
Pkg
Hasty Tapioca
Kittanning
U.S
Roosevelt
Riverside
Bradford Crad
Riverside Greases
Montgomery Warb
Rees Cate A
Fretan
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