Globetrotting headlines and storms blaze through week
Northern press wires report Canadians chasing a John Marm hunt in Saskatchewan and a trapper tied to the famous case. Mary Pickford talks post on the National Youth Administration board while a Michigan snow belt snows inland, delaying travel and marooning cars along the lake effect zone.
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Younny Anthony
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Corry Plans New Vocational School on Hatch Site
The Corry Board of Education approved contracts for a modern vocational building to replace the Hatch School, funded by a $28,000 Public Works Administration grant. The project centralizes the Industrial Shop Home Economics and Opportunity Class, reducing maintenance and ending use of the old Livermore property.
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Board of Education
Public Works Administration
Livermore
PWA
Hatch
Corry
Deer Hunting Season Opens Amid Big Crowd in Pennsylvania
Thousands of hunters flood Pennsylvania today as deer season opens at dawn. The state touts its vast forests and strong conservation programs that have boosted deer numbers, drawing sportsmen from across the region to pursue bucks in a season celebrated as a holiday by many residents.
Pennsylvania to set three day deer protection period
A two year protection with a three day period in December has been set aside for deer slaughter, aiming to manage a balanced supply for the sportsmen. Thousands of deer will be killed while many escape the slaughter, as Pennsylvania’s big game program under the State Game Commission seeks steady year to year balance.
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Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Worst Pest Traffic Racer Wins Automoovc Snow Contest
A veteran railroad man wins the worst driver contest for reckless lane behavior. The piece targets a fast, aggressive driver who darts ahead, weaves, and ignores traffic signals, prompting angry reactions and road accidents as others try to avoid collisions.
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Amartalec
Paris Styles Paris Evening Gowns Signal Fashion Shift
Paris designers reveal a shift from Grecian draperies to bold evening gowns. Black returns as a base with white and bright accents, featuring Lanvin and Ricci creations in crepe, velvet, and erminé trims. Sleeves, pockets, and belts are elaborately detailed.
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Fayer
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Nina Ricci
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Molyneux
Bing Crosby aims for writing career amid Hollywood life
Hollywood story notes Bing Crosby’s wish to become a novelist and short story writer. He enjoys singing but treats it as leisure, while pursuing film, radio, and his ranch life. He has drafted stories, loves Hammett as a writer, and worries about time for serious writing.
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Dashiel Hammett
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Paramount
Radio Wrk
Former Corry Resident Ed Cunningham Dies in Los Angeles
Former Corry resident Ed Cunningham died suddenly November 21 at his Los Angeles home due to a heart attack. He lived for years on First Avenue and is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Lukt Hunter and Mrs. Mayme B. Hull, both of Los Angeles, who will be remembered by many in Corry.
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Ed Cunningham
Los Angeles
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Corry
First Avenue
Lukt Hunter
Mayme B. Hull
Ugg Lo
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1915
Directors of the board of commerce may file a plant with the public service commission if depot construction details are not received from railroads. The Jaity Commission will be reorganized January first. Corry Hospital board requires hospital actions go through the heart for approval. Mayor Patterson praised for efforts to curb Sunday moving picture theatres. William Franklin died at Corry hospital. Glenni Barker of Ajax Iron Works travels to New York and Philadelphia. W R Donaldson of Spring Creek visits the city on business.
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Public Service Commission
Jaity Commission
Laurie and
Bliss
J.B. Patterson
William Franklin
Corry Hospital
Glenni Barker
Ajax Iron Works
New York
Philadelphia
Horoscope of Lucky Birthdates and Daily Outlook
The reading highlights favored birthdates from March 10 to April 1 and notes daily moods as morning active afternoon favorable and evening very good. It lists care periods and potential health concerns with several dates and unclear years reflecting a Uranian era style.
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Throwen
Food March to Got Eckis in Grosland
A brief item notes a local march in Grosland with reported hunger and concern over long waiting hours. The fragmentary text references involved parties and distress but lacks clear names or dates.
Biased Questionnaires Spark Criticism Across Sectors
A New York Times financial editorial criticizes biased surveys from business groups and agencies as failing to reflect real conditions. It urges data on home and business situations, and notes contrasting views on recovery measures amid ongoing economic concerns.
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C.F. Hughes
New York Times
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Alton McCray Dies In Spartansburg Township
Alton McCray a longtime Spartansburg township resident died Sunday morning at Corry Hospital after three weeks illness. He was sixty nine and survived by wife Ella, daughters Mrs Robert Bryant and Mrs Frank Sherlock, and son Paul McCray, all of Sparta Towns. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at M. Church Spartansburg with Rev W H Garnett officiating. Burial in Britton Rum cemetery.
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Owen
Spartansburg Township
Corry Hospital
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Corry
Spartansburg
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Robert Bryant
Frank Sherlock
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W. H. Garnett
Britton Rum Cemetery
Huge caves discovered near Orgnace France
Two underground caverns described as among the finest in the world were found in the Swallow Hole at Orgnace about 45 miles south of Lyons by their discoverers.
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Paris
Swallow Hole
Orgnace
Lyons
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