Warnings on Counterfeit Bills Reach Warren and Corry
Police warn of four ten dollar counterfeit notes circulating in Warren with serial B-380? and B-68305489-A bearing a Hamilton portrait. A similar note showed up in Corry and another passed at a local bank. A dark complexioned woman about 35 to 40, wearing blue, is linked to the case as bank staff seek to trace the bills’ origin and curb further distribution. Local banks report federal warnings about fake currency and warn businesses to scrutinize currency entering circulation.
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Warren
Eithly
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Wonren
Corry
Uist
Merchit
Gorey
Corty
Hutchinsons in Labrador Arrival After Flight
United Press reports George Rt. Hutchinson and his seven member family arrived at Achenapewell Labrador after a 400 mile flight from Anticosti Island in the St Lawrence estuary. They landed yesterday.
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United Press
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Ang. Ol
George Rt. Hutchinson
Achenapewell
Labrador
Anticosti Islan
St Lawrence River
Steel industry vows 100 percent production rise
Washington August 21 Charles F Abbott president of the American Institute of Steel Dimefruction told President Hoover the steel industry has turned the corner and will double production by year end.
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United Press
Washington
Charles F. Abbott
American Institute of Steel Dimefruction
Hoover
Mrs Ferguson Wins Texas Democratic Primary
United Press reports Mrs Miriam A. Ferguson led Governor Ross Sterling for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Texas as of early returns. With 247 of 254 counties counted, Ferguson held 5,7hs votes to Sterling 478,790, signaling nomination is effectively secured.
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Dallas
Texas
Miriain A. Ferguson
Ross Sterling
Texas Election Bureau
Fergusonvdn
Sterling
Ferguson
New County Relief Leaders at Harrisburg
Harrisburg August 31 The county relief board to oversee local relief fund distribution under the new 12 million Talbot act met with Governor Pinchot and other state emergency relief board members in the executive offices. Each county board will have seven members though many boards lack full dues to nonacceptance. The second Talbot act funds may be spent directly or as work relief. first act appropriated 10 million for food shelter or clothing. Regulations adopted last week by the state relief board. Members include Governor Pinchot Lieutenant Governor Shannon Auditor General Waters State Treasurer Martin and D J Goodhogs speaker of the House.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Talbot
State Emergency Rélief Board
Pinehot
E. C. Shannon
Charles A. Waters
Treasuer Edward Martin
D. J. Good- Hogs
House
Von Gronau plane lands safely in Alaskan harbor
United Press reports Capt Wolfgang Von Grondu and three companions on a world flight landed their Gront and Wal sea plane safely at Kataga Island Harbor near St. Paul Island, Alaska. They were guided by naval radio station after an eight hour twenty minute flight from the prior point.
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United Press
ST. Paul Island
Alaska
Wolfgang von Grondu
Kataga Island Harbor
Naval
P. m
McAdoo Wins in California Primary Returns
Nomination of William Gibbs McAdoo for president and Tallant Tubbs for vice president was assured by statewide primary returns. The results show McAdoo and Tubbs leading the Democratic and Republican lines for the U.S. Senate seat held by Samuel Shortridge, as state-wide tallies come in. Precise figures and full details were not available in this brief dispatch.
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United Press San Frangisco
Wm. Gibbs McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Tallant Tubbs
San Francisco
Samuel Shortridge
Public Shows Keen Interest in Rare Display
In Derby Virginia on August 31 clouds blocked the solar eclipse as the moon began to cover the sun at 2 17 p m. Thousands gathered at a Canadian werder to witness the event while observers in New England and pilots aloft photographed and recorded the phenomenon hoping for a total eclipse near 8 27 p m if a blue patch appeared.
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United Press Derby
United States
New England
Boston
Mass
Mother Nature
Arctic
Hudson Bay
White Mountains
Cape God
Atlantic
Corry Sees Fine View Of Solar Eclipse In Afternoon
With a clear sky Corry observers watched the beginning of the eclipse shortly after 2:15. By 2:50 more than a third of the sun was eclipsed and by 3:26 only a thin crescent remained. A brief cloud interruption hid the sun at 2:06 and again later but the progression was clearly visible.
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Corry
Model Dairy Will Start Building New Plant
The Mouél wiry copany of this city will set a contract within a week or ten days for the erection of a modern new plant at the corner of West Smith and West Wayne streets. Excavations are under way as part of the project. The building will be 86 by 110 feet, steel and brick construction, with plans to have construction under way soon and to occupy the plant before January 1st. It will be designed for the dairy business to meet state regulations and industry best practices.
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Mouél Wiry Copany
West Smith and
West Wayne Streets
Haseen
Ware to Force Repeal On 6.0P In This State
William S. Ware leads a Pennsylvania drive to push repeal of the 18th Amendment, modification of the Volstead Act, and repeal of the Snyder Act. Wet leaders plan a September 17 Allentown meeting to adopt a state platform and propel immediate repeal, with Vice President Curtis as keynote speaker. Pennsylvania GOP factional tensions and up-state appeal shape the drive as Allen- town event opens the statewide campaign.
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United Press
Philadelphia
William S. Ware
Republican Party
Fogelsville
Allentown
Charles Curtis
Hoover
Vare
Hig
National Party
James J. McClure
Delaware County
James J. Coyne
Allegheny County
Samuel W. Sullus
Saltus
Pennsylvania
Chicago
State Committee
Ware
Congress
Martin
Germany demands full military equality with France
Paris, Aug. 31 Germans informed the French government of their demand for military equality with France and other European powers. They seek the right to fortify the French and Polish frontiers and to abrogate Versailles limits on the German army to 100,000 men. The German foreign office asked Paris to be officially informed by the Reich. They argued that Allied failure to reduce their own forces abrogated Versailles.
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Paris
Germany
France
Foreign Office
Francois- Poncet
Berlin
Spiesman to Take Office as Corry Mayor in September
Sir L. Spiesman, a Corry merchant, elected to fill the late Mayor Starr’s vacancy, will be sworn in Wednesday morning September 1 in the mayor’s office at 10 oclock. City Clerk Porter will administer the oath. Spiesman’s term runs until December 21, 1933, and he is expected to head the Department of Finance. The council will meet next Tuesday evening to consider further actions.
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Ben J. Starr
Prank 'T
England
Spiesman
C. B. Porter
Department of Finance
Hugland
Spielman
Fifteen Hurt in Cherokee Shooting Blaze and Picket Violence
In northwest Iowa near Cherokee on Aug 31 protests to boost farm prices led to gunfire wounding fifteen. Authorities withheld names while scenes showed an abandoned car with bullet holes and escalating tensions as pickets blocked highways near Labsky garage and stockyards.
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United Press
Cherokee
Iowa
Ben Archer
Frank Phipps
Unites Press
William Wise
Wise
Sheriff's Office
Peterson
Clay County
Labsky
Cherokes
AL Des Moines
Sioux Falls
S. D
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Darrel
Brooks Rotarian Speaker Delights Corry Rotary Luncheon
At the Hotel Corry yesterday the Corry Rotary Club luncheon drew thirty eight members with two visiting Rotarians C E Weir of Fredonia and Charles Consro of Warren. Local photographer Frank Brooks spoke on the history of photography and demonstrated lighting effects for amateur pictures. Further news notes Kiwanis Club to resume meetings next Thursday after summer recess with directors outlining plans for the year.
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Hotel Corry
C. E. Weir
Fredonia
Charles Consro
Warren
Lawrence Wilder
Boston
W. P. Edmonds
Chicago
F. S. Babbitt
Erie
Frank Brooke
Corry
M. L. Brown
C. M. Howard
Txfoott
Ray Green
C. m. Shoop
W. Peake
Mollison cancels transatlantic return flight plans
Lord Wakefield, Mollison backer, cables aviator in Sydney urging abandonment of the return attempt to England for safety. Reports say Mollison's health and nerves are fragile after a recent illness and a physician warned of danger from further flying.
Fifty Five State Employes Dismissed In Harrisburg
Harrisburg dispatch reports 55 state workers dismissed on August 31, including 34 from the Department of Labor and Industry. The reductions align with a $14,000,000 economy plan adopted by the General Assembly to balance the budget. Among those fired is Matthia i Frederick, Harrisburg director of the area of bedding and UpNalmbergy.
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Harrisburg
Department of Labor and Industrys
Gyo Pie Shots
Zenaral Assembly
Trembabar and Industry
Matthia i Frederick
Areau of
UpNalmbergy
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