Christmas store opening week near. council to meet
A note of a Christmas store opening week comes from Dus monthani. Budget meeting of City Council is set for next Monday evening. The National Bank of Corry moved $7,500 in Christmas checks last night. Golden Rule Club committee chair Howard J. Sheen and members listed. Board of Education reorganization meeting next Monday evening. Erie county Democratic committee spent $20,687.04 in the last campaign. treasury balance $864.74. Hull and Saavedra Lamas may speak from Buenos Aires at Pan American Peace Conference over WJZ. Game Wardens report twenty Erie County banters fined for violations. Montgomery Ward remodeling fire caused minor damage. U.S. crude oil production weekly total given. Premiums by state workers fund to hit $4.7 million. Erie County Medical Society banquet planned Wednesday. Fire department at Garrity residence. Corry Rotary attends Jamestown-Chitek meeting. Deer hunted by Reed Lemmon, Kane, with 165-pound eight-point buck. Local stores resume regular Wednesday closing after Thanksgiving. U.S. Bureau of Mines shows crude stocks down. State supreme court heard Mrs. Clare A. Smith appeal over life insurance policies. Mrs. Smith alleges entitlement to $20,000. Dr. Robert Pollitt injured in an auto crash at Tenth and Pomet streets.
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State Supreme Court
Clare A. Smith
Union City
Erie County Orphans Court
Smith
Laverne Smith
Wational Bank of
Economic problems loom as recovery proceeds in 1937
The Guaranty Survey notes ongoing recovery raises urgent questions for policy and business leadership. It highlights currency soundness, balanced federal budget, and regulation of business as central challenges, with agriculture foreign trade and crop insurance reforms looming in 1937 policy debates. The piece stresses coordinated action between government and industry and cautions against drastic, hasty legislation despite positive economic signals.
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Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Guaranty Survey
United States
Wvell
Congress
Irte
Iit
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Supreme Court
Public Works Administration
Lkely
History of Maritime Law Ties to Visby’s Hanseatic Era
Fragmentary line noting Visby in Sweden as a historic hub linking to early Hanseatic maritime law. Mentions the term city of ruse ring and suggests a basis for maritime law in bygone times, but details are unclear and inconsistent.
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Visby
Sweden
Rusering
Bodyguard Gennerich Dies in Buenos Aires
Adolph Gennerich, 55, longtime personal bodyguard to President Roosevelt, dies of a heart attack in Buenos Aires while visiting with friends. Gennerich served eight years with Roosevelt, earlier joining New York Police and later the U S Secret Service. He helped guard the president during travels and in Albany political circles.
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Auggust Gennerich
Buenos Aires
United Prose
Buenos Amres
Bee
Adolph Gennerich
Roosevelt Bie
Roosevelt
Mrr
Roonavelt
New York
Mist
New Yor
New York City
Gennerich
United States Secret Sdvice
Qennerich
Albany
Readers Club Remembers War and Mother of Thanksgiving
Mrs C F McGray hosted the Readers Club with seven members and one guest, Mrs B Sullivan. They discussed Mrs Herbert Hoover's War in the Girl Scouts and the Mother of Thanksgiving, with plans for a Christmas party in two weeks. A view of a handmade clock and a court case about a 75 year forgery charge are noted in Michigan.
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Irs. C
MicCray
B. Sullivan
A. Ella King
Herbert Hoover
Girl Scouts
F.B. Whittlesey
A. O. Sandburg
Mig
George S'mmans
Pitt
Gora Crippen
Christmas Store Decorating Contest Planned By Local Club
The Golden Rule Club and the Corry Evening Journal sponsor a tree and window decorating contest for the Christmas season. Prizes total 25 dollars with top honors for the finest shop appearance, including $10 for first, $7.50 for second, and $2.50 for third. Judging will occur Tuesday evening as merchants of Corry prepare festive displays to boost holiday trade.
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Corry
Golden Rite Club
The
Corry Evening Journal
Boy Burned To Death In Warren
Mervin Bid Well four year old son of Mr and Mrs Roy H H Biddyell of North Warren died from burns suffered Saturday afternoon when he pulled a pot of hot water onto himself. He was severely scalded at the shoulders and back. He leaves a brother and sister. Coroner Lowrey investigated and allowed the body to be moved to Peterson Funeral Home.
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Warren
Mervin Bid Well
Roy HH. Biddyell
North Warren
Slater
Lowrey
Peterson Funeral Home
Margiott Reilly Continue Arguments In DA Succession Fight
The Supreme Court may intervene in Fayette County DA James A. Reilly and assistant Harry Byrne murder case. Reilly, opposing Special Prosecutor Chris J. Margiotti, appointed Fred L. Brothers and Charles L. Lewellyn in court, as the Monaghan death probe widens.
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United Prows
Swnsontown
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Feht
Fayette County
James A. Reilly
Harry Byrne
Frank C. Monaghan
Reilly
Chris J. Marglotti
Monaghen
Fred L. Brothers
Charles L. Lewellyn
Germans Frenchmen Clash in Big Revolt
Report of unrest shows Germans required to obtain German authority for travel from Seville to Cadiz and Belville, with currency limits and emigration barriers cited. French nationals possibly slipped border unnoted, with 5,000 figure mentioned for arrivals. Frenchmen thought to be at Barcelona with Layal fats.
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Seville
Spain
Germany
Lota
Cadiz
Belville
Barcelona
Emperor Penguin Describes Remarkable Running Sprint
A fragment from a Cluny tale portrays the emperor penguin as the freest of its tribe. It notes a day of necessity when he flops on snow and propels himself by his feet, moving at incredible speed as Gas Loxte observes.
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Emperor Penguin
WPA to assist development of outdoor skating rink
WPA recreation chief John Carney announced aid will be provided for a large outdoor rink along Bear Creek south of Raymond Avenue between Center and Wright Streets. Howard Z Sheen, longtime rink supervisor, was informed that help from the big division may be possible for construction and maintenance. Weather permitting, work will start soon as winter ends. The WPA will assist other towns in county with similar rink projects, aiming to improve a popular Corry pastime.
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WPA
Bear Creek
Raymond Avenue
Center
Wright Streets
John Carney
WPA Recreation
Howard Z. Sheen
Adaintance
Sheen
Carney
Trie City
Uld
Corry
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Howard J. Sheen Hag
Golden Rule Club
Sorria Bernstein
Walter L. Peale
Wilter H. Scott
Stewart Bat Shop
We Willi Store No. 3
Carty Journal
Wiliam van Vleet
Barnes & Cavylg
Washington Lunch
Board of Education
Erie County
Democratic Committee
Eiri
Cordell Hull
Carlos Saavedra Lamas
Argentina
WJZ
W. W. Fettison
Erle Couunty
Montgomery Ward and Company
State Workmen's Insurance Fund
Labor and Industry
Ralph M. Bashore
Erie County Medical Society
Erie Clb
Sixth and
Peach Streets
Michael Skeyron
D. D. Williama
Erie
Thomas Garrity
Grove Street
Corry Rotary Club
Jamestown-Rately Chitech
Jamestown
George Barber
Batavia
Mire
Reed Lemmon
Kane
West Kane
Uy. 8
Bureau of Mines
Robert C. Pollitt
Henry M. Abt
Tenth and
Pomek Streets
Peidgatinaaeen
Bena Bilura Effegive
Eldble
Pve
Quick Relee
Dldruggiate
Adifor
Ins
America
C.F. McGray
Holly
Mich
Floyd
Barrete
Morria Ghapin
Fame & Committee
Judg. Ing
Golfen Rule Club
Chi
Margiott, Reilly
Vicks VapoRub
R. Lawrence Davison
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Honolulu
Midway Taland
Dispatch
Hawaii
Reed
Q. E. Doane Hardware
W. Main St
UO Peetas Ward
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