Fire on June 1 Hits 1H Durant Area
A fire incident occurred on June 1 affecting the 1H district near Durant. Fire crews responded and contained the blaze with no reported injuries. Investigators aiming to determine cause while securing the scene.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1936
Page
5
A fire incident occurred on June 1 affecting the 1H district near Durant. Fire crews responded and contained the blaze with no reported injuries. Investigators aiming to determine cause while securing the scene.
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G. W. Leland from Valley Field Ontario spent yesterday in the city as a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gilbertson.
Miss Dorothy Bensink, who has been visiting relatives in Greenville and Youngstown, has returned home.
A busy span of social visits and travel notes fills local pages as Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Whitehead and sons return from a Washington and Virginia trip while friends and relatives distribute across towns from Erie to Miami. Guests include Mrs D H Ricketts and Mary, and families of Hughes, Wetmore, Austin, Hoylen, and more. Capt. Houghton heads to Camp Perry for rifle matches with family plans to reconnect. Utah debt payment and Polish scouts tour add regional notes to a daybook of community life.
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Carry members and others interested in the National Union for Social Justice led by Rev Charles E Coughlin of Detroit are invited to attend a meeting in the auditorium of the Municipal building on Wednesday evening September 2 at 7 o clock. Officers were in town recently for arrangements and a local event program is planned with no admission fee but a small donation appreciated. All interested in the Union for Social Justice work urged to be present.
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Two major labor unions, the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the International Brotherhood of Telegraphers, back Labor's Non Partisan League and urge support for President Franklin D. Roosevelt. A. F. Whitney and Sunk B. Powers say the unions align with Roosevelt and seek cooperation to advance workers' interests. They condemn Governor Landon's empty speeches as detrimental to labor.
Major James Isherwood, former head of the Com Bowlthia district, was elected state Legion head at the Erie convention two years ago and will speak at Wattsburg.
United Press reports on Wall Street expect a technical setback amid no new inflation surprise and steady deficits, while business gains persist. United Airlines plans a four engine test program for 20 to 40 passenger planes with Douglas, and seeks to raise authorized stock from 1.2 million to 2 million shares to fund equipment.
Stock market fell slightly as war fears offset favorable factors, with Union Carbide and Ch seltel Company showing notable drops amid broad trading. A Stalin radio warning polarized traders as many major firms such as American Can, General Electric and U S Steel moved in uneven fashion, reflecting top heavy conditions and cautious sentiment.
Columbus August 26 Ohio authorities pursue Virgil H Bert Bt finger alleged Black Legion national commander on fugitive warrants. Gov Martin V Davey to decide on release to Michigan officials who seek Extinger on charges of criminal syndicalism and possession of bombs.
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