Refunds of income tax overpayments go to western Pennsylvania
The treasury returned millions in refunds to individuals and firms in western Pennsylvania including Henry Clay Frick estate $175,587 Harbison-Walker Refractories $292,119 Pittsburgh Coal Co $92,745 and Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway $205,185. Other refunds went to Corry Erie Warren Titusville and nearby towns.
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Treasury
Pensylvaniag
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
House of Representatives
Pittsburgh
Henry Clay Frick
Harbison-Walker Refractories Company
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway Company
Acme Drilling Company
Hawthorne
Ajax Iron Works
Corry
I. W. & A. P. Howard Co
Elizabeth J. Baird
Cambridge Springs
William A. Baird
Warren
Ellen W. Beaty
Jerry Crary
May R. Henry
Marcus W. Jamieson
Metzger
Anna G. Rockwell
J. Albert Rockwell
J. A. Rockwell
G. Rockwell
Warren National Bank
Bentleyville Fuel Co
Bentleyville
Bradenville Coal and Coke Company
Blairsville
Bradford Supply Company
Joseph Seep
Oil City
Clare H. Russ
St. Mary's
Laura N. Wortman
J. C. McKinney
Titusville
Herbert Seep
Titusville Tron Works Company
Miss Basher Baldwin to Attend City Dancing Party
Miss Basher Baldwin of Erie arrived in the city this afternoon to attend the M. M. dancing party tomorrow evening.
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Basher Baldwin
Erie
City
New ice skating rink attracts Corry residents
Corry’s new outdoor ice rink on the Whiteley property along West Columbus avenue opened over the weekend attracting over a hundred skaters. The ice is smooth and thick, aided by flood efforts funded by Howard J. Sheen and a community committee. Donations are being collected to cover flood and maintenance costs with Kiwanis Club and Corry Water Company support. The rink remains free to the public with city help for flooding and water supply.
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Corry
Whiteley
Columbus Avenue
Howard J. Sheen
Hig Ice Pond
Corry Water Company
Rey Green
Kiwanis Club
Franklin Man Fatally Struck Crossing Highway
Adolph Bahr, 52, of Franklin and an Atlantic Refining Company employee, was fatally injured when he stepped into the path of an approaching car on the Franklin Oil City highway. He died 50 minutes later at Franklin hospital after being thrown about 70 feet. the driver, Mrs. Myrtle Fisher of Shippenville, said she did not see him in time. County Detective Beatty witnessed and assisted at the scene.
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Franklin
Adolph Bahr
Atlantic Refining Company
Franklin-Oil City
Baht
Beatty
Bann
Myrtle Fisher
Shippenville
Former Corry Resident Carolyn McNulty Dies at Fifty
Carolyn McNulty of Walnut street Exie formerly Corry died at home Saturday aged fifty. She was a well known Corry resident who left town months ago. Survived by several children. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM at Edward C Hanley Funeral Home West Ninth and Liberty Eve. interment in Lakeside Cemetery Erie.
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Carolyn McNulty
Tall
Walnut Street
Exie
McNulty
Corry
DIES ON VISIT TO SISTER IN COLUMBUS TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Ora Turner aged 60 died last evening at the home of her sister Mrs. Leon Spencer in Columbus Township after a lingering illness. She lived at Chautauqua Lake and came to visit about a week ago. She is survived by another sister Mrs. H L McGrath and brother Lynm Holmes of Corry. The body will be taken to Cleveland for interment. funeral services will be announced later.
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Ora Turmer
Leon Spencer
Columpus Township
Turner
Chautauqua Lakke
HL McGrath
Lynm Holmes
Corry
Cleveland
Puneral
Funeral services for Huntley infant Robert Merle Huntley
Funeral services for infant Robert Merle Huntley son of Mr and Mrs Merle Huntley were held at their Grove street home on Saturday at 2 pm Rev George B Morgan of the Christian Missionary and Alliance Church officiated and Rev and Mrs Morgen sang Asleep in the Arms of Jesus Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with many flowers sent and a large attendance from relatives neighbors and friends
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Robert Merle Huntley
Merle Huntley
Grove Street
George B. Morgan
Christian Missionary and Alliance Church
Morgen
Jesus
Pine Grove Cemetery
Investigating Alleged Racket In Furniture Firms
Jamestown on December 29 reports an investigation by Reuben T. Carlson assistant United States Attorney Southern District of New York into suspected fraudulent bankruptcies of five or six New York furniture concerns. About 10 manufacturers lost roughly $10,000 in the past year and a half as New York stores failed. Carlson’s inquiry, joined by a Federal accountant, seeks credit details shipments and losses, with 400 other manufacturers nationwide affected. Carlson pursues a racketeering theory as the case develops. None of the defunct firms had been in business more than three years.
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Jamestown
New York
Reuben T. Carlson
United States
Southern District of New York
Carlson
Jamestown Max
Focal
Howard R. Bnotey
Wellrean
Saturn Day
Mr. Carlson
Federal
Credit Information Sg
Bald eagle hunting urged despite protection efforts
The article notes that while sea veneers protect wild ducks the bald eagle is shot with impunity in many districts, with some areas offering bounties for dead eagles per Woman's Home Companion.
Murder charge placed against Jon Santore in Bradford
Dec. 29 formal murder charge filed against Jon Santore of Bradford by County Detective Jack Alligon over the death of Sam Nicoletti of Brooklyn. Nicoletti died at 2:25 AM from a bullet wound causing peritonitis after a Christmas Eve shooting. An autopsy and inquest were held. the jury attributed death to a .22 caliber bullet fired by unknown person or persons.
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Kane
Jon Santore
Bradford
Jack Alligon
Sam Nicolett
Brooklyn
McKean County
al Titchie
Santore
Bradford Hospital
Nicoletti
A. McCutcheon
McAllister
Mike Perko
Card of Thanks Post Fire Aid Noted by Vogt Family
The Vogt family thanks the community for assistance after a recent fire. Special appreciation is given to the Fire Department Hon C J Alexander Mr and Mrs BH Frost Carry Chair Company Harold Patterson Chief of Police Ruppersberg and the Corry Community Chest for support and aid.
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C. J. Alexander
Frost
Carry
Harold Patterson
Ruppersberg
Corry
Youthful Fliers Leave Florida for Bimini
Edward Wingerter and Joseph Jones two New Jersey youth fliers depart Miami en route to South America. They plan to stay in Bimini tonight then fly to Nassau. Cuban vice consul refused permission to Cuba so they head to the British West Indies instead.
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United Press
Miami
Fila
Edward Wingerter
Joseph Jones
New Jersey
Hoy
South Americ
Bimini
Nassau
Cuba
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Corry Industries
Western
Penn
Tax Iron Works
J. W. & A. P. Howard Company
Franklin Man
Shippensville
Rsrociaiew Sutione
Mars
Newhouse “Shoehouse
Telilk Saul
Huntley
HIPCO
Hipco Radio
Clover Brand
Graylawn
Louse Chase
C. E. Doane
West Main Street
The
National Bird Fries
Ithrnites
Vuu Pu
Glick
Harrisburg
Peter Glick
Department of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania
Gilck
Telegraph and Telephone Companies
Tts
Florida
Baby Ellen
Smith Brothers
Triple Action
Ellen
Lux
Ster Coe
Isharataee
Tube Radio
Montgomery Warp & Co
Center St
Corry, Pe
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