Relief load grows in Corry and vicinity
Relief statistics show a rising relief burden in Corry and surrounding areas as rural WPA projects resume and weather halts many rural road efforts. The SAR report for the week ending December 12 records 11,470 new applications, up 10 percent from the prior week, with SERB dependents at 407,809 after opening 6,285 cases and closing 5,136.
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Franklin Residents Injured in Auto Crash in Prattk in
An automobile carrying three girls from Pennsylvania State College collided with a truck in Franklin over the weekend. Jean Bleakley, 17 or 18, and Helen Bleakley, 18, along with Emms McKelvey, 19, sustained injuries, while William T. McKelvey, driver, was also hurt. Brain concussions were reported for the Bleakley sisters by hospital physicians.
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Fainklin
Pennsylvania State College
Prapskin
Jean Bleakley
Helen Bleskley
Emms McKelvey
William T. McKelvey
Bleakley
California professor forecasts fruit farm boom in Maine
Prof J M Tinley of UC Berkeley argues recent agricultural experiments suggest peaches as large as footballs and banana and pineapple farms could work in Maine, though male fruit projects remain impracticable.
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Berkeley
Cal
Maine
J. M. Tinley
Agricultural Economics Department
University of California
Christmas guests and hometown notices fill Erie area
Local families and visitors fill a page of holiday greetings and travel notes. Carroll EB Sherman and son Bud dy of Wichitaalls Texas visit Mrs Eleanor Smith on East Congress street after trips to Roanoke Washington DC and New York City. Numerous students, relatives, and friends return home for Christmas from Edinboro State Teachers College Albion College Taylor University and Meadville City Hospital. Jackie Quaintance, 7, traps a red fox near Sherrard, marking a notable local hunting achievement.
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Buddy
Wichitaalls
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BN. Sherman
R. M. Sherman
Eleanor Smith
East Congress Street
Roanoke
Washington, D. C
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Ruth Bush
Jean Thompson Macie Johnson
Coletta Burkhardt
Lakoma Blakesly
Mary Louise Carlberg
Edinboro State
Dorothy Jones
Erie
Buerko
Pitigiurgy
Verne Blakeslee
Bess Delay
Diggster
Aliceyn
Mechanicsville
N. Yu
L. D. Watson
Peter Dubrosky
Albin College
Albion
Mich
Harold Burgenow
P.M. Waite
Pittsburgh
Aero Supply Company
Oscar Cleson
Ser Joma
Jamestown
Clifford Carroll
N. Jones
A. Bartholime
Union Sty
Lindey
Neylon Schreckengorl
R. N
Barnes
George Hutchison
Hydetown
AV. Cochran
Paymond C. Fess
J. H. Barnes
Clevelland
A. L. Hasbrouck
West Wayne Street
VaniViak
New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Faireaount Pta
Parert Education
Jamestown City
Jackie
Georgeanne Schreiner
Philadelphia
J. Bs. Richasestn
Tonor Maloney
Pasume
Chas, Swanson
Ann Sweeny
Nell Wiltenbeck
Rutiecoa Bell
Sayre
Pauline Epley
Robert Bronson
Ery
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
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Dora Phelps
DeLer Reesink
Meadville City Hospital
J H Bartholme
Frederick
Union City
Blair Sheeley
Kenneth Bans
Minneapolia
Minn
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Crash near North Seneca Street ends in death
Neal J. McBride, QM, of City, died yesterday afternoon at Oak City hospital from injuries from last Thursday’s auto crash at the North Seneca street crossing. Other injured include Miss Muni Hinkson and Boyd Messer, both in serious condition. Miss Hinkson considered more seriously hurt with no improvement in 24 hours.
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Wrightsville REA Meeting Plans Electrification Program
Farmers in the Wrightsville area are urged to attend a Wrightsville REA meeting at Boardman's Hall next Monday evening December 28 to discuss important matters on improving the REA program and district development.
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Wrightaville
Boardman’s Hall
Wrightsville
Pope Congratulates New Swiss President
The Vatican says Pope Pius XII congratulated the newly elected Swiss president, praising the country’s enlightened citizens for defending civilization and order. The note of congratulations, signed by Papal nuncio and other officials, expresses gladness at the peaceful transition and the president’s commitment to freedom and stability.
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Hictmund
Signei
Gis
Alf Wattion
Presbyterian 5 5 Exercises Tuesday Night
Christmas exercises will be held at Presbyterian on Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock with the Sunday School following program. Names such as Dilek, ChrisVins Seb wtley, Mrs J.Y, Howat, Reviting, and Marilyn Wallan appear in recitations and songs leading to a festive Christmas program.
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Wwe
ChrisVins
J.Y
Wellcome
Stayle
Anya
Ani Maryehrn
Ooletia
Jackie Mow
Myra Lau Heevie
Betty Lat Sohnson
NYA Christmas Party Tuesday for Mubivriay group at Malrview School
A garbled notice describes a Tuesday Christmas party organized by the Mubivriay alumni for preschool children at Malrview School. It mentions planned games, prizes, and a program of plays and songs to engage the youngsters, with enrollment details and a focus on pre-school age attendees.
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Mubivriay Woull
Aluminiabarion Wall
Cele
Phos Baivetiers
Weolipa
1936 Grapes Crop Forecast Sharply Reduced in State
A distorted notice reports grape crop prospects for 1936 with severe drops to about 48 percent of normal in the United States. It notes two shortages ahead and discusses anticipated effects on production, while mentioning a Primary Boy Recitation by Barbara Wranues Smith as a separate fragment.
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Renneylvania
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Rail freight surcharges lift market worries, railroads cautious
Interst ate Commerce Commission kept in place December 1 emergency freight surcharges harming railroad finances. Analysts warn higher costs may curb equipment purchases and depress earnings, while labor and Social Security costs tighten margins. Stakeholders expect mixed effects on future orders and service levels.
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Leading Industrial Issues Decline in Quick Wall Street Trade
New York December 21 United Press reports lead industrial issues fell modestly while utilities and special issues were erratic. Stock prices showed mixed results with notable declines in railroad and steel shares and small gains in several chemical and consumer goods equities. A Harrisburg report highlights dietary calcium content effects in rats.
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NEW York
Markel Loilay
Sofl
Wishuut
Tellueline
Senises
An Ancient Cemetery at Pisa Believed Built with Earth from Jerusalem
The Camno Lamo cemetery in Pisa, Italy, is described as being created using about 115,058 shiploads of earth that allegedly came from Jerusalem’s fields for the site associated with Christ’s feeding. The fragment also reflects on moral resolve and personal duty in shifting circumstances.
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Pisa
Italy
Jerusalem
Christ
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