Corry area notes mix of holidays and accidents
A Perry area page recounts early 1930s local happenings. Kiwanis illuminated storefronts with a large Merry Christmas display along Roosevelt highway. Chicken pox cases reported on Marion and West Smith streets. Safety chief urges reporting broken streetlights for outage refunds. A crash injury and a hospital visit are noted alongside tax rate talk and council rulings.
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Jaci Dempsey
Marion Street
Peyerval
May van Tassel
West Smith Street
BRITTON RUN MAN INSTANTLY KILLED CLEANING REVOLVER
Police reopen probe into poultry thefts near Essex Street after five ducks stolen last night and eight ducks previously reported missing. Investigators seek fur clues to identify the thieves and solve the case.
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Britton
ST. John's Day
Ito
Poultry
Essex Street
Big Place
Penn State Med Assn hears students starve to stay in college
Harrisburg report details a Pennsylvan ia survey of 65 colleges showing hundreds of students cut to one meal and a pint of milk daily. Dean Romeyn H. Rivenburg cites rampant budget strains forcing self sacrifice, long commutes, shared books, and skipped lectures to finance education.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Romeyn H. Rivenburg
Bucknell University
Pennsylvania State Medicational Association Today
May
Divenburg
Rivenburg
Blood stained auto mystery links NC senator missing man
Columbus police hold a blood stained car traced to R S McCain a 60 year old missing North Carolina figure who vanished after a Henderson business trip. A letter claims McCain was slain during a robbery near Petersburg Virginia and the car was abandoned in Columbus. Detectives found no employee who knew who left the vehicle. Physicians said the blood stains are real.
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Ry United Press
Columbus
North Carolina Plate
Sue Parsons
Henderin
N.C
R. S. McCain
Henderson
la Richond
Supreme Court
Raleigh
McCain
Petersburg
Timpona investigates auto crash finds injured mother
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Detective Dennis Timpona investigated a road accident and found his mother, Mrs. Virginia Timpona, injured. The woman was en route home after visiting relatives. the case involved property taxes and hospital treatment, with taxi fares and injuries noted amid an unclear sequence of events.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Dennis ‘Timpona
Virginia ‘Timpona
Gaffer
Aththerana
Puttolman Timpons
Tex
Warcy Hospital
Njuries
Feeege
Timpona
Tio
Shs
Loui
Carnodale
Two men to be charged with first degree murder in child death
Norwood Mass December 28 two men Ahmed Osman 38 Turk ish peddler and Allied Osman 42 laborer held in connection with the death of Anealy Kurus nine year old girl whose nude mutilated body was found in a burlap sack in a cellar. Police say both men admitted facts warranting murder charges though they pleaded innocence. Anealy one of four children was lured from her Christmas tree est Sunday, assaulted and slain. Body concealed under a woodpile to be buried later.
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Norwood
Mass
Anealy Kurus
Ahmed Osman
Osman
Joseph Kerns
Santa Claus
Stogkim
Energy hours seen as industrial necessity discussed
A symposium on employment stabilization explored production, debt, and personnel. Rautenstrauch warned moral breakdown harms society and urged home church and school to shape capable citizens. He cited technocracy formulas showing declining labor needs and rising debt, with 1950 projections deemed dubious. Other participants included Fishar Angell Hanseb Kettering and Works of the Agriculture Department.
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Rautenstrauch
Fautensizauch
Cartaly
Rauten’ Siranch
Irving Fishar
Yale University
James W. Angell
Columbia University
Alvin Hanseb
University of Minnesota
C. F. Kettering
Seneral Motors Research Corpora
Dugsid C. Jackson
Massachusetts Institute of ‘Technol ‘Gy
Elmer J. Workings
Wg. Department of Agrimiture
Mason Maternity St Johns Day Banquet At Mason Temple
Eighty four members of the Masonid Maternity of Corry and vicine ily joined in the annual St Johns Day banquet at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening. A fine dinner was served by the Eastern Star. Frank Perry led music with his orchestra and Olin W. Bracken acted as toastmaster. New officers for Blue Lodge and Columbus Chapter were introduced. The speaker, Prof Charles Platt, A M Ph D, Grove City College, discussed getting next to the right things in life and the rewards of honest living.
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Masonid
Corry
Vicine Ily
Masonic Temple
Ladies of the
Eastern Star
Frank Perry
Numhers
Olin’ W. Bracken
America
Rev. W. Faton
Union City
Roy 8. Mields
Bracken
Blue Lodge
Lloyd Stowe
W. M
Ross Fehlman
S. W
H. L. Brown
J. W
Wilson J. Edwards
Treas
W. M. Young
Secty
Calimbus
Orriz M
Hilburg
King
Ross Pehlman
Pranklin T. Belbitt
Anid
Roy S. Fields
Ralph Fogle
Carlton W. Smith
St Columbus
Fogle
Mr. Smith
Inspection of Local Dairies Begins in City
Director of Safety Stanluy Heyl Nichol and Health Officer John Pinwigah led yesterday’s inspections of five local dairies supplying milk. All were found in satisfactory condition with recommendations noted. A stricter inspection program and final permit approvals are expected after remaining dairies are visited.
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Stanluy Heyl Nichol
John Pinwigah
Degin Lean
Witton
Thd
Stile Department of Health
Slump in Day Enforcement Hits Jamestown Area
Jamestown area enforcement slumped sharply in 1932, with liquor cases down by more than 95 percent from 1931. A federal survey through U S Commissioner Edward Bootey shows Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Allegany Counties now report near dormancy in prohibition efforts. only about thirteen liquor cases filed last year from Jamestown. The 1931 period saw ninety cases before the prohibition office in Jamestown, which operated only six months before agents were reassigned to Buffalo due to workload and efficiency concerns.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
Allegany
United States
Edward Bootey
Potley
Buffalo Ofice
Nicaraguan Rebels Fail in Battle Near Lance
Twenty rebels killed and many wounded as National Guard with American officers defeats insurgents near Lance on Monday. Three guardsmen die and three wounded. Marines involved include Captain Puller and Lee, Stevens, Snelder, Bunn, Pulver, Hays and Lynch.
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Mamagita
Nicaragua
National Guardei
Lance
Monflay
Marine
Puller
Lee
Stevens
Snelder
Bunn
Pulver
Hays
Lynch
National Guard
Quiz healers in death of child in Linden Texas
Cass county officers press for motive in the death of five year old Bernice Clayton in Linden. Paul Oakley and Loy Oakley face murder charges while Sherman Clayton and Sheriff Nat Cartwright are questioned along with the mothers. District attorney calls Paul Oakley a religious racketeer and questions the backwoods healing claim as the brothers allegedly traveled from Sulpher Springs to act under the order of God.
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Fn United
Linden
Texas
Cass County
Paul Oakley
Loy
Bernice Clayton
Sherman Clayton
B. F. Whitworth
wWe
Paul
Three Witness Tragedy Ends Life In Instant Death
Titusville dec 28 the accidental discharge of a 99 caliber revolver ended the life of Thomas D Soliday age 52 of Brittain yesterday morning He was cleaning the gun when it fired mortally wounding him the bullet passed through his chest liver and kidney in the center of the room in the presence of his wife his 15 month old daughter his sister in law and a cousin He spoke two words before collapsing and was pronounced dead by Dr Ernest of Spartansburg Deputy Coroner Hi Dunner conducted the inquest at Encornyville.
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Titusville
Soliday
Brittatun
Encornvild
Four severely bitten by dog in Washington area attack
Four people including two women and two children were treated after a dog bite incident in Washington. The victims named are Mrs W D Burns, James Lightner, Casey Rosenittl, and his sister Bernice. Authorities said the dog was rabid and infected, with an unknown owner.
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Washington
Der
W. d. Burns
Jamas Lightner
Casey Rosenittl
Bernice
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