Spectacular Fire at Grain Elevator Claims Many Injured
A massive fire at Stratton Grain Company’s south side grain elevator after a grain dust explosion left at least one person dead and several injured. The six story structure held about 1.85 million bushels of mostly wheat. fireboats battled the blaze on the river side while crews fought flames on the remaining sides. Investigators suspect spontaneous combustion as a possible trigger.
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Chicago
Martin Doyle
Debate on Technocracy and Its Threat to American Freedom
The piece traces a national debate sparked by technocracy theory linked to Columbia University researchers and echoed by The Lookout magazine and major newspapers. It warns against adopting a Marxist framed technocracy that would curtail personal initiative and impose a machine driven social order, while noting progress in reducing work hours and the risks of overcorrection.
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Ist
New York Herald Tribune
Middle West
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Uhermore
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Haseen
Roger W. Bab Son
George Washington
Tno Imcormon
Russia
Twenty Years Ago Chronicle of Local Happenings
Twenty years ago notes recount a new amusement park planned near a Columbus trolley line, a freight train collision near the city, Corry’s rising weather, and local business moves. The Raymond Manufacturing Co gifts workers Christmas presents, the New Era club plans to entertain poor children, and a small fire at Sandburg’s carpenter shop sparked briefly but was contained.
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Corry
Dr. Rich
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Presbyterian Church
Plan Midnight Christmas Service at Emmanuel Church
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church announces a special Christmas service starting at 11 20 p m Saturday. The program features Processions Hymn 74 It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, soloists and choirs led by Zednic W Lamont and Luis H Ridner with Rev G Stanley West delivering the address, and classic carols including Silent Night and Angels from the Realms of Glory. The senior choir includes sopranos Mrs Margaret Mabla Mrs Harry Alexander Mrs George Midderick and others with Mrs Lillian Barnes and Mrs CG Bawis among altos.
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Cleary Willis
Zednic W. Lamont
Kyrie
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Tibi
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Henry Smart
Margaret Mabla
Harry Alexander
George Midderick
Jack Griffiths
Lillian Barnes
Bawis
Theorized Techno Democracy Debate in Corry Journal
Corry Evening Journal debates the idea of techno democracy and its threat to freedom. The piece discusses pricing, control by technocratic systems, and potential impacts on political organization and liberty.
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Corry
Cracy
Rafter and Choir Members Named in School Program
The Junior Choir list includes Novina Grice Phoebe Hullson Roberta Long Robert Grice William Huison Pendiston Brown Resselas Brown Allan Dean and John Long with Director Mrs C Edwin, Rafter, Organist Miss Bess Merrick and Mr Grice Dr Wright Mr Merrill Wilcox.
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Grice
Kasa
Wright
Merrill Wilcox
Novina Grice
Phoebe Hullson
Roberta Long
Robert Grice
Williamn Huison
Pendiston Brown
Resselas Brown
Allan Dean
John Long
C. Edwin
Bess Merrick
Farm tax plan would base levy on income says Dr Weaver
Dr Fy Weaver head of the agriculture department at State College told Blair County Agricultural Extension delegates that farm taxes should be levied on income rather than real estate. He noted farming and mining paid 38 percent of state taxes versus 14 percent by industry and estimated 1925 farmer income taxation would have yielded 25 million dollars instead of 34 million real estate assessments.
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Altoona
Weaver
Agriculturs Department of State College
Blair County Agriculturalist Extension Association
Sailor life not for me says Sagney after cruise dream
Hollywood December 2 Allied Press story by Alan Edwards reports Sagney who once dreamed of a swashbuckling voyage to the Horn and Guam has abandoned that plan after a weekend cruise. He kept a 58 foot boat but found it too small for true life at sea and now prefers a quieter course with a smaller craft.
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United Press
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Dee
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Tener
Gaither
Jerome Ana En Tenee
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Local Briefs Reflect Holiday Travel and Visits
Werldeli Theohold fell on Concord street Saturday evening and dislocated his right shoulder. J B Paterson left on train 3 to attend Charles H Pervine funeral. Little Florence Bliven visited grandmother Mia from Rene. Mary Liven and Jerome Nast with Lon Tourdet travel from Philadelphia to spend holidays with relatives. Brooks Journal lists today. Mion Brown, United States Department of Forestry employee, is home from Washington for holidays.
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Theohold
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J’ Dkven
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Plorence Bliven
Rene
Mia
Mary Liven
West Shyreh Street
Jerome Nast
Lon Tourdet
Philadelphia
Mion Brown
United States Department of Forestry
Washington
Incomplete Questions on Argentina and Politics
The user asks five questions about Argentina's population, crops, independence, a magazine printing Franklin, and Erie county senator-elect. includes a request to pass a specific item, but contains unclear phrasing and typos. No source article is provided to summarize.
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Magasine
Franklin
Erie County
Pneumonia Fatal to Purpura Child
Matteo Purpura, twelve, son of Mr and Mrs James Purpura, died at home after a months illness with pneumonia. Services will be held Saturday at St Thomas Church with burial in Sir Thomas Cemetery. He is survived by parents two brothers Lawrence and Frank of Corry and seven sisters including Mrs Nicholas Gerac Mrs Anthony Gentile of Buffalo Mrs Michael Purpura of Pittsburgh Jennie Frances Anna at home and Lena Purpura a student nurse.
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James Purpura
West Pleasant Street
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Prank
Corry
Nicholas’ Gerac
Anthony Gentile
Buffalo
Michael Purpura
Pittsburgh
Jennie
Frances
Anna
Lena Purpura
Buffalo General Hospital
Burrato
Death by plunge at Dilworth bridge in Bellevue
Joseph Harrington, 28, of Avalon, Pa., was killed today after leaping or falling from the Dilworth bridge over a roadway in Bellevue. His body was found beneath the ridge by commuters heading to a railroad station. Police said he had been despondent due to unemployment.
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Joseph Harrington
Avalon
Dilworth Bridge
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