Corry Area News Roundup Hits Local Happenings
A mixed issue notes court panels for Warren County, local civic events, and schooling updates. It reports on jury selections from Columbus and Spring Creek, a redecorating project at Montgomery Ward, and calendar items including Washington and Valentine anniversaries. Also covered are highway employment highs, a dog theft acquittal near Jamestown, license plate deadlines, retirement of rural carrier Troy Barber, and police moves for Erie County protection.
World population set to decline within decade predicts
United Press reports a warning from Prof A M Carr-Saunders of Liverpool University that fertility has fallen for decades and will cause world population to stop rising and possibly drop by millions shortly after the turn of the century. He cites social habits and motives, not economics, as the driver of smaller families.
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United Press
London
A. M. Carr-Saunders
Liverpool University
Europe
Carr-Satm
Jess
Fragmented description of coin analysis and inaccuracies
A garbled note describes Chinese bronze coins and various oblong shapes with uncertain inscriptions. It suggests misread letters and misattributed values, implying the identified coin types may not match genuine imperial issues or their stated values.
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
Public health ad copy promises to wake the liver and bile with Carter's Liver Pills. It claims removing bile toxins cures fatigue, digestion issues, headaches, and skin problems, urging daily use to restore buoyancy and energy. The hoax-style ad imitates medical language and promotes a patent remedy with dubious claims.
Relief Funds Set Amid County Allocations in February
Harrisburg reports February allocations by the State Emergency Relief Board totaling 31,195 for county relief in Pennsylvania, with detailed county figures led by Allegheny and others. Appointments filled board vacancies as Lawrence and Southard Hay join, replacing resignations and stabilizing the Emergency Relief governance.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State
Selief Board
Pennsylvania
Marin
Allegheny Funty Board
mAue
Lawrence
A. K. Oliver
John Caskey
Southard Hay
Enoch Rath
Local Rural Routes Consolidation Impacts Families
Local rural routes will be consolidated affecting eleven families who must travel farther for mail. Route changes rename and extend miles for Arthur G. Lymin Glen G. Gates and Frank Schrader with shifts from Corry areas to Clymet New York and Columbus Pennsylvania causing service impairment for fourteen additional transfers. Officials said the moves will reduce overall route numbers and adjust math delivery locations.
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Arthur G. Lymin
Glen G. Gates
Frank Schrader
Aurition
Coury
Clymet
N. Y
Corry la Columbus
Resignation Accepted For State Relief Worker
Harrisburg Feb 1 The resignation of state relief worker Stroud was accepted following a Westmoreland county accident in which two welfare workers were killed The board had remanded resignations of A W Gratefend executive director and Kathryn Wilkey supervisor Stroud admitted attending a party for relief workers where alcohol was served and attended the event tied to the fatal accident
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Jess
Harrisburg
Stroud
Westmoreland County
A. W. Gratefend
Kathryn Wilkey
Boils
Herrera Stops Mandell For Sixth Round Victory
El Paso lightweight Tony Herrera defeated Sammy Mandell, former lightweight champion, by technical knockout in the sixth round last night.
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Herrera
EL Paso
Tex
Tony Herrera
Sammy Mandell
FIND EXPOSURE CAUSED DEATH OF ALBION MAN
Coroner W G Strable investigated the death of Chaves B Memidien near Albion found with marks and exposure. State police pursued a possible Sunday night quarrel as the cause, noting bruises were not fatal and the man may have died from exposure after being assaulted.
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Albion Man
W. G. Strable
Chaves B. Memidien
Albion
Polis
Ater
McMuillem
McMullen
Two Girls Sent To Reform School
Two 16 year old girls, Jean Nitkiweez and Sally Milkowski, pleaded guilty to their part in an $800 robbery. They were removed from the Detention home to Morganza reform school by probation officer Mrs Helen K Spencer after warning they would not stay at the Detention home. The action followed their plea.
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Joh
Wen
Dnvesis Tharey
County 51
Morganza Reformatory
Jean Nitkiweez
Ash Street
Sally Milkowski
East 12Th Street
Downstate Reformatory
Helen K. Spencer
Spencer
Grocery list of medicinal and household items
A readable OCR fragment lists prices and items such as rubbing alcohol milk of magnesia cod liver oil vapo rub camphorated oil mineral oil psyllium seed licorice powder boric acid tooth paste and common brands like Burma Shave Palmolive and Willams, with prices shown per item or unit. The fragment resembles a short department store or general store catalog page.
Wolves Clash at Kane Park Leaves Two Dead
At McCleery Park Kane, two timber wolves were killed by Bounding Wik, a 180 pound Icbo, after breaking through a wire barrier. Dr. McCleery notes timber and Jobo wolves are enemies and kept apart. a visitor left pens briefly before discovering the fatalities. The incident follows repeated pen clashes that weakened the fence.
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Wolves
McCleery Park
Kane
Awe
Wen Loor
Mcctudry's Park
Kafe-Mt. Jewett
Sankey Questioned In Lindbergh Case Sparks New Charges
The article reports Sankey being questioned about details of the Boettcher and Haskell Bohn kidnappings after his confessions. He faces potential murder charges if linked to Lindbergh, with extradition papers sought by Minnesota officials. Heelen Mattern, found living in Sankey’s apartment, was questioned but not believed to know Sankey’s identity. Authorities say further questioning continues and extradition awaits.
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Haskell Bohn
St. Paul
Hes Anges
Lindbergh
Alldition
Heelen Mattern
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Ing
Verne Sankey
W. ©. Park
Thomas BE. Cahil
M. F. Kinkead
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Purvis
Umtil
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Ledger
A damaged OCR fragment references financial amounts and names in a muddled ledger style. It mentions a $206.00 sum and names such as Mortimer and Braqnent, with scattered phrases about coal and a county context. Clearly garbled, the readable elements suggest a financial record or bill notes rather than a narrative.
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Huurreiliig
Peliunt
Teco
Golinty Toy
Eppier
Rin CO
Roordey Gumdum
Willy Lusumne
Aliduigh
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Rotary Chi
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Weeks
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Lodge of Odd Fellows
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Binte Armory
George Hunt
Merchants Awards
Ul Tie Rex
Toniebl
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Burlingame
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Howard K. Perry
Warren State Hospital
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