DAIRYMEN TO RECEIVE 5 CENT MILK ADVANCE
Dairymen to receive a five cent milk advance reported from Page One. The piece notes rainfall in the milkshed and actual production of 378,343,895 pounds, with the pool estimate of 350,000,000 pounds only modestly under by 1,296,993 pounds. It cites Class T milk, mud market usage, and November consumption figures. Chautauqua County Treasurer Leo Kittell presided over annual tax-property sale with limited success, seven of about 1,500 offerings sold to individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunumen
Muse
Chautauqua County
Leo Kittell
Securities board watch dog urges shift to small company investing
A memo argues SEC rules trimmed large investment banking, boosting private placements to insurers, trusts, estates, and big investors. It forecasts a boom in unlisted small company financing, with gains for brokers who adapt to this trend and relocate toward smaller markets and regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
SEC
Geslers
Horace Greely
Olu Great West
Corry area brief notes on weather and local items
Heavy rain and melting snow caused the Clavion River and Elk Creek to overflow early yesterday. Water seeped into homes in the lower swadlens with no serious damage noted. Stronger cold followed as the weather shifted. Gift stationery and variety items promoted by local merchants. Porter Cray, 56, Erie, was sentenced to four to ten months for theft of a $30 overcoat from a local store after breaking a window and selling the coat. Meantime Coventry relief funds grew from an American Viscose employee’s effort at Courtaulds, Ltd. in bombed Coventry. Other items mention Corry Red & Gun Club bingo, church gift drives, hospital stays, and local notices about variety sales and services.
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Glendora
Wilcox Grocery
Elk Creek
Dial
Corry
Porter Cray
Erie
Itmy Im McKean County
Printe Company
Cray
Erics Milton Grossart
C. F. Curtis - Jeweler
Oil City
Yterday
Titusville
Seneca Street
OM Creek
Lauston
Fred Williams
Elkstreet
Corryhos- Wal
Journal Office
Matthew Stones
Miiiger
East Smiley Street
Corry Hospital
Tndstey's
Paul Spiesman
West Pieasant Street
Gary Resphtat
Freddie Eimers
Tilgille Biles
Jamestown
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights With Opera and Theatre
A detailed list of broadcast times and programs for Sunday across NBC CBS and local stations. Includes opera auditions semi finals, Yankee and orchestral concerts, and theatrical broadcasts featuring Annabelle, Tyron Power, and Helen Hayes.
Wattsburg Man Struck By Tree Fatally Hurt
Anson W Thornton 67 or 61 died after a tree fell on him at his Wattsburg farm while he and grandson Robert Thornton 17 felled timber. He suffered back rib and collarbone fractures and was pinned until a neighbor and Drs Munz and Stroble attended. An inquest was deemed unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson W. Thornton
Wattsburg
St. Vinecent
Thornton
Robert Thornton
Robert
Richard W.munz
Erie
Thornon
W. G. Stroble
Kin of Corryites Dies at Pittsburgh Hospital
James E. O Connor 67 of Pittsburgh died last evening at a Pittsburgh hospital after an operation on Thursday. Survived by wife and three children Kathryn Helen and James Jr all at home. He was brother in law of Mrs Mary Petterson and James Neville here. Funeral at St Stephen s Church Pittsburgh Monday at 9 am. Elsewhere four Meadvill e shoplifters fined 50 dollars each. Titusville housing project judged not killed. a housing official will inspect soon. Only four of 705 Meadville driving students failed to receive diplomas. Warren boiler room fire at Offerle greenhouse caused 2000 damage. three firefighters minor injuries. Lester Negro unconscious. Fire Chief Douglas Kropt and Albert Whiteshat injured.
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Pittsburgh
James E. O'Connor
Pittsburgh Hospital
O'Connor
Mr. O'Connor
Kathryn
Helen
James, Jr
Mary Petterson
James Neville
St. Stephen’s Church
Meadvile
Titusville
U. S
Meadville
Offerle
Warren
Lester Negro
Douglas Kropt
Albert Whiteshat
Deer season ends as hunting toll shows decline
The state game commission cited the wear red education campaign for lower deaths despite a large hunting crowd. Fatalities this year are unofficially around 25, with 44 recorded last year. Reports also note several notable bucks and hunters from Spring Creek and nearby areas.
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State Game Commission
George
John
Stanley Wilson
Spring Creek
Tipy
Doris Coons
Button Buck
Ot Blueye
Louis Eastman
East Main Street
Point Buck
Bear
Allen Eastman
Frigid Weather Spreads Across the Nation
Freezing temperatures stretched across the continent as a cold wave reached the eastern seaboard. Snow sleet rain and fog were reported in many areas with high cold related deaths noted in the Midwest and Rockies. Temperatures were expected to rise later today in the west and south. Heavy showers hit the middle and west Gulf coasts while a southeast forecast followed. Col Lewis Rogers of Kane was named acting executive officer of the 11th Infantry. Ted Weems drives a new convertible coupe from a recent auto show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Rocky Maintain
Middle
West Gulf
Strenuous Santa Clauses Draw Crowds in Downtown Corry
A crowded downtown scene showed children pressing to see Santa Claus on a busy Christmas night. Police helped manage the throngs as Santa, patient and gracious, granted wishes and exchanged words with youngsters. The store window contest awarded prizes to The Nal Company, Jewell Flower Shop, P G Chapin de Sons, and others, marking Corry’s festive First Night as a standout effort by the Golden Rule Club. Alexander Maurer, 23, of Titusville, was critically injured when a front tire blew and his car struck a tree near Hydetown, suffering a broken leg and head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Sir
Nick
Santa
Center Streeb
Washington Street
Santa Claus
Nal Company
Jewell Flower Shop
P. G. Chapin de Sons
Stewart Hut Shop
Powell-Fendall Service
Sta Lion
Rank A. Wilcox
Helen Shoppe
Barnes & Carrig
Corry
Golden Rule Club
Alexander Maurer
Tittsville
Hydetown
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Chase & Sanborn
Heinz
Wing
Willi
Star Stores
Na- Monat Highway
Sun Oil Company
Sun Products
S. O
Care Journal
Asia
OUR Christmas Club
the National Bank OF Corry
Schick Electric Shavers
Elgin & Waltham Watches
West Branch
Othe ‘Timm Creek
Bradford
Lower Amr
Davis Street
Alm Street
James McCullough
Walisburg RD
Western Auto
Kenneth Ww. Momeyer
112Th Infantry
Pennsylvania National Guuslds
Port Benning
A. of M. No
Tbey
Eric
Candidus
Besson
Scornem Itou Pabe Gue
Minis Copoulos
NBC Symphony
Arturo ‘Toscanin
MBS
Salvation Army
Mary Pickford
Dave Elma
NBC
CBS
WUZ
WEAP
Chicago
Benny
Charlie McCarthy
WABC
New York Philharmonic
Serres
NEC
CBE DonGere Whose
Meddy’ Hooper
Wiz
Roolster
Clyto
Ted Weems
Tweed
WAT Ci Aeeley
BOY Scouts and Scouters
TOR Cigars
Miller's News and Sport Store
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corty, Pa
Asso Pitts
Feet
Pittabuly
Lee
Los
Indiana
Gheny
Mar Pro Echeat Eng Tery Ette Mur
Zullis Avelat
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