Gas Field Plans to Augment Corry Supply
New gas field development aims to bolster Corry’s supply as work starts on converting the Livermore Block on North Center Street into lodge and public hall quarters for Masons. The project, led by Frank Jones, includes a second floor remodel to create a public hall, lounge, dining and regalia rooms, with full locker facilities and a large lobby. The Masons seek occupancy by April and may also adapt the lower floors for store use.
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New Hall
Mercy OF Seal
Livermore
North Center Street
Model
Prostate Lodge
Dust Club
Nem Vets
Masonic Fraternity
Frank Jones
Blue Lodge
Club Eneni
Horn Mock
Livermore Block
Olaove Commandery
Knights Templar
Corry Lodge
Columbus
Grand Jury to Hear About Eighty Criminal Cases
About eighty cases will be presented to the grand jury for the February term of criminal courts, as County Prosecutor Roy Search begins work on the trial. Several cases involve alleged driving of cars while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gid
Potentive Roy Search
Cara
Flood Waters Recede Leaving Heavy Toll
United Prose reports the crest of floodwaters across five states bringing extensive damage. Death toll reaches 17 with thousands displaced and millions of dollars in crops and property losses. Cumberland River near Nashville hits record levels as rivers rise hourly and more homeless are anticipated before morning.
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United Prose
Memphis
Teen
Hoods
Dipatches
Hex Fonia
al Linois Central
Cumberland River
Nashville
Montgomery County Leader May Get Cabinet Post
A Capitol Hill rumor says Charles Johnson of Norristown may join the Fisher cabinet as secretary of property and supplies after May primary support. Henry Boyd of Scottdale is now secretary, and Judge Thomas Baldridge of Blair County is linked to the attorney general post amid party chatter in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Charles Johnson
Norristown
Fisher
Capital Hill
Johnson
Montgomery County
Brumbaugh
Henry Boyd
Scottdale
Westmoreland County
Capito Mill
Jidge Thomas J. Baldridge
Blair
Baldridge
Blair Judicial District
W. L. Mellon
New York City
Refunds Ordered Over Tax Refund Misuse
United Press reports Secretary Mellon says about 000,000 in excess profits tax refunds were illegally collected and must be returned. He notes most refunds arise under the excess profits tax and future year refunds will shrink. No relation to current treasury tax collections or tax cuts. Rep Oldfield argues the incident underlines demand for permanent tax reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Weislery Hag
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Melton
Treasury
Sre
Rep
Oldfider
Dem
Ark
Government Poison Alcohol Policy Sparks Congressional Storm
A government policy permitting poisons in alcohol prompts a congressional uproar. Senator Edwards leads a drive to curb the practice after reports of over 40 holiday deaths. New Jersey Senator says the policy is legalized danger while Wayne Wheeler criticizes the liquor death toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senaral Bedyarel Democrat
New Jersey
Wer
Thoreasury
Andrews
Congress
Aids
Dillwink
Senate
Séngior
Statesment
Wayne
Wheeler
Five Best Radio Features Broadcast Tonight Across Regions
A fragmented radio schedule lists multiple programs across stations from Toronto to New York and Oakland. Highlights include Allen McQihae as tenor, a musical comedy on WEAF, Henry Burt's artists, and a Little Symphony Orchestra aboard WDAR Kaness Chip with night programming noted through various Pacific time zones.
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GFCA
Toronto
Allen McQihae
WIZ New York
Apt
WRO
WGY
WRZ
WEAF
Henry Burt
RGO Oakland
Pacifc
NGO Little Symphony Orchestra
Wdar Kaness Chip
President Urges Global Disarmament Amid Dinner Speech
President Upplidge, addressing the Fleet Street Historical Society in Trenton, called for a world free of coercive military power and urged citizens to vote and pursue education as remedies for ballot apathy. He warned against rising militarism and urged peaceful international harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trenton
Toilige Wan
Upplidge
Frestor Historica! Society
Ifr
Aeion
Two World
Reliamee
Woolidge
Reverend Bartlett Installed as Club Leader in Local Ceremony
Reverend Bartlett, pastor of the church, was installed today as president of the Kiwanis Club at a ceremony in the Trate Corry. New officers were welcomed, Roy Daron presented gifts, and the club orchestra performed. Retiring president Gillette praised cooperation during his term, and Obie eraneets from Edveand Gretler and William Edmonds attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE. Bartleit
Chufch
Kiveanis Club
Lengi Jeaniré
Reyuthi
Tunoigoy
Trate Corry
de NW Teoy Gillette
Riwanisa
Yi Wiewibees Sind Teowasfivers
Ve Rey
Hayyes
Terbert Rathbur
Roy Daron
Edveand Gretaler
New York City
William Edmonds
Chicago
Hheeboard
City Council Meets Tonight for Special Meeting
The city council gathers at the Municipal building this evening for a special meeting to address leftover business and preparations for the new year. Bills will be discussed and the commission will present annual matters for attention.
Man in Crisis Kills Wife Near Town
Parcel of chaotic OCR text reports a man named Noll near a sheriff's office, claimed to have killed his wife amid a personal crisis. Neighbors recall a once well-regarded man. authorities describe a preliminary, unsettled case unfolding 12 miles from the area.
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Rapgrry
James Noll
Nolfe
Noll
Henry Besinie
United States to Modify Policy in Nicaragua
Washington reports under pressure from factions and critics of occupation that Coolidge faces a policy split over arms embargoes and military presence. The United Press notes calls for withdrawal of battleships and Marines as debate grows on U S actions on the east coast and aid to Liberal forces in Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Nicarazian
Coolidge Tras
State Department
United Press
Diaz
Wheeler
Wem, Mont
Saitt Rodayte
Senate
Ameren
Nicsraeua
Train Wreck Claims One Life Near Cippawa Palls
A passenger was killed and another injured in a collision today near Cippawa Palls Wisconsin as the Arrowhead Limited bound for Chicago and Northwestern train met on a curve. Conductor AW Cartwright of Minneapolis died at a hospital from a broken back. Frances Pettijohn of Martin, Tonk, reported injuries.
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Cipppawa Palls
Wis
Dee
Northwestern
Cartwright
Minneapolis
Frances Pettijohn
Martin, Tonk
British ship Jesus Helpless off Baltimore in distress
A British freighter named Jesus Helpless drifted rudderless and in danger off Baltimore after sending S O S signals. Crew reported the vessel was 4,000 tons and carrying forty crew, with ocean liners ready to assist but the captain opted to drift awaiting cheaper rescue options. Distress calls were picked up by multiple ships including Marta Washington and Berlin, all in the immediate vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
Iearion
Wickman
Hickman
Aid
Searion
Betas
Marta Washington
Cos
Corry Man Wins C P A Degree
A. G. Postlethwait received word from Marishore that he had passed the State Board examination and would receive a Certified Public Accountant certificate. He completed the three day exam in November at Pittsburgh and has long practiced as an expert accountant. The CPA qualification will enhance his standing in court work.
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A. G. Postlethwait
Marishore
Woul
Post Jethwait
Earliei
Pittsburgh
Toreyean
Dancing Party New Year's Eve at State Armory
Arrangements are underway for a New Year's Eve dancing party at the State Armory. Dancing will start at o clock with a six piece local orchestra providing music. Mrs Rose Kineh attended this afternoon and Jane Quill will join Mr and Mrs Dillon to welcome the new year at midnight.
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State Armory
Mss Rose Kineh
Jane Quill Renin
Mr and Mes Dillon
London store looted of 250000 in jewels
Thieves burglarized Harrods in London, taking jewelry and watches valued around 250000. Scotland Yard suspects insiders may have aided the theft during the nighttime break in at the West End jewelry department. Investigators described loot as including rings necklaces and cigarette cases.
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London
Sy Univec
Fress
United States
Herrods
Khtr
Teurglar
Scotland Yard
Warrods
Thighs Bridge
Landon
Building Pipeline From Three Bridge Field To Pennsylvanian Gas
Gas from a new fill developed by Charles Moyne and Garland and associates near Three Bridge will supply the Pennsylvania Gas Company. A four inch line about fourteen miles long will feed a pumping station to deliver roughly half a million cubic feet daily to the mains, with works underway and many wells already active.
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Charles Moore and Associates
East Branch
Corry
Penna. Gas Company Main
Charles Moyne
Garland and Associates
Tinse Bridge
Hust Redach
Penneylvania Gast Company
Pennsyl and Gas
Cohen
Three Bridge
Pennsylvania
York
Chile
Alr Moore
Leasts Ih
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Corey
Ferent
Two Killed in Freight Wreck Near Sayre Pennsylvania
Two men died and a third was seriously injured in a head on collision of freight trains near Rammer Field on the Lehisl Valley Railroad between Wilkes Barr and Sayre. Engineer Johnson and fireman J Langan were killed. Langan was a Lafayette University chemistry student who worked briefly with the railroad. The wreck overturned the engine and thirty cars with no reason determined for the accident.
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United Press
Sayre
Dee
Lehisl
Michael J. Langan
Lafayette University
Langan
Michael Tygai
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Mellon Riles
Umitea
Coolidge
Bartlett
Kiwanis Club
C. E. Shoop
Club
U.S
Nicaragua
Ludwell Denny
Stati
Baltimore
Corry Man
C.P. A
Certified Public Accountant
I Lafayette University
R. A. Ott
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