Corry Townsfolk Recount Weekend Happenings In Blur
A jumble of items notes local pranks, meteor sightings, social shifts, and small-town events. Ed Posshardornny and Aline Moa shift jobs, a whiskey incident sparks talk, Perseid meteors delight residents, and notable locals like Sumner Bentley and Jim Pappas emerge in community updates.
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Whiteley
Daklins
Bire-laddin
Exje County
Ed Posshardornny
Aline Moasinger
I National Bank of Corry
Model
Ube Ligor
Roosevelt Highway
Curley
Willian
Paderal
Whittlesey
Don
Leo
Hallow Lake
Columbus
Seaway Project Faces Fresh Financing Push
United Press reports the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway issue continues to spark a new financing drive by the Seaway Association. Despite earlier defeats, organizers plan another national campaign to win support across multiple states, from North Dakota to Pennsylvania, tying into broader Mississippi Valley and Chicago drainage plans.
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Lawrence-Great Lakes
United Press
Lansing
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence Seaway
Congress
North Dakota
Pennsylvana
United Stables
Texas
Minnesota
Senate
Chicago
Reunions Mark 2 Local Gatherings and Elections
The Simmons billy reunion met at Mrs Rise Hudson s home 140 Hidge street on Sunday August 1200 with Ethy Br ent. Officers elected include Pred Lindel president Claude Fralick vice president Josephine Bassett secretary treas urer and Joseph Hudson sports committee. Five births and two marriages reported. 1985 meeting planned in a grove. Eight annual Rust reunion followed at Dell Brice home Concord township with dinner and visiting. Officers elected for the year Mrs Smith Spencer president Ralph Bailey vice president Him or Rust secretary and John Whiteley treasurer. Guests from Tionesta Ashville Jamestown attended.
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Rise Hudson
Hidge Street
Ethy Brent
Oilock
Charles Lester
Pred Lindel
Claude Fralick
Josephine Bassett
Joseph Hudson
Some Grove
Tionesta
Ashville
Jamestown
Rustreunion
Dell Brilice
Concord Township
Try
Fousvne
Smith Spencer
Ralph Bailey
Him Or Rust
John Whiteley
Smith
Spencer
Gerry
R. Ds
Ius
Atlee
Jofl
George
Mel Meade Perkins
Mgm Village
Martin Madison
sAiliduen
Martha and Waller
Meniville
Trujillo Elected To Third Term In Dominican Republic
Rafael L. Trujillo, age 87, secures re election as president of the Dominican Republic without opposition. The veteran leader, nicknamed the Roosevelt of the Caribbean, is noted for a peaceful outcome in a region where contests are often bitter. Former U S Marine.
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Blanke Maley
Brie
W. W. McCullough
St. Marys
Burlia Sista
Wranh Be Wits Visi
Geem
Manitéy
Briehaw
Ie Corry Sehwol
Baird
Geoitals
Wes Puleh
Nas
Thusville
Rafael L. Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Roosevelt
Wind Iz
U. 8 Marine
New Work Relief Plan Aims to Put Relief Workers to Open Jobs
A comprehensive plan announced by Eric H. Biddle, Executive Director of the State Emergency Relief Board, outlines a new work relief program to place relief eligibles in public jobs by September 1. The plan draws on Civil Works Administration lessons, emphasizes speed, coordination, and local cooperation, and features weekly wage payments tied to budgetary deficiencies.
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Opsrijidn
Eric H. Biddle
State Emergency Relief Board
Gatisred
House Caucus Room
Civil Works Administration
Jon Ty
Biddle
Federal Emergency Re Ver Administration
Ahugust
Pennsylvania
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Emergency Relief Administration
Bok
Bidéile
Worl
Individua
Ant
Teal Worke
Cntifract
Oem de Saldetinn
pHeTiose
Neliet Division
Bidite
of & Ls
Yarke
Tts
Kbp
Parka
General Emergency Relief Administration
State
State Employment Bureau
National Reemployment Service
FERA Building a Utopia for Small Farmers
Government builds a rehabilitation colony for destitute small acreage farmers on 15000 acres in northeastern Arkansas. 800 sharecroppers will receive homes, furniture, and livestock via the Arkansas Rural Rehabilitation Corporation through the FERA. Colony aims to show self help under relief aid, with initial settlement targeted for November. Superintendent Murphy notes carpenters will build houses and expects rapid progress.
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Ted H. Maloy
United Press Star
Dynss
Ark
Arkansas
Arkansas Rural Cohabliitation Corporation
FRRA
He World
W. R. Dyess
FIERA
Cone Murphy
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Eternal Triangle
Pitotsfield
Big
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Jenkintown
Philly
Jim Pappas
Laching Impressarii
WpMs Billiards
Newhouse
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Pranidin
Titusville Herald
Byy Bad Clayton Burmaster
Browser
Isom Casculasa
Wlter
Pindley Base
Elle Careuih
Mundiefpal
Augustus Thomas
Calovel Carter
Cartersville
Mrs. Leffingwell
Boots
Nyack
Fclda
Genege
Brenda Moagie
Stair
Abulio
Benge
Elgini Q
Wileli
Rex
Acne Clymer
Jamestawn Satirvitay
Leon Brown
Seaway Men
Rafael L. Teujille
Alma Cedarquist
Titusville
Frank Innes
FERA
Binghamton, N
Inhian F. Lee
Hininei
Rosponstha John Hancocl
Mirtual Lite Teurance Company
Dutidy
Hightir
American Express
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Federal Reserve System
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