Chicago Hangar Fire Destroys Continental Airways Aircraft
United Press report from Chicago states a spectacular hangar fire at Municipal Airport destroyed most planes stored by Continental Airways. Fire alarms triggered over 25 fire companies amid freezing temperatures and heavy snow, hampering crews and access to the scene. The loss endangers Chicago Washington passenger service.
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Local Visitors and Visits Reported in Corry Community
Personal mentions record Ray A Holst as an evening visitor en route to Ridgway, with numerous locals, relatives, and friends calling on neighbors. Included are Miss Arlene Mott arriving from Yolingsville for an overnight guest stay, and several residents traveling to Cleveland Philadelphia Warren and Greenville for visits, services, and business.
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Child's Conservation League Meeting Recap
The Child's Conservation League met last evening at the Andersons' home with twelve present. President Adler presided. Mrs. Sedyle McCall led the program. Mrs. Orrin Hillburs read Courtesy and Manners. Mrs. Burt Paurst presented The Boy and Girl as Social Beings. Social hour followed with refreshments. next meeting set for February 25 at Mrs. Hillburg’s.
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Catarrhal Deafness Relief Promoted In Home Remedy
A vintage ad advises relief from catarrhal deafness using Parmint double strength mixed in hot water with sugar. The home treatment claims to reduce middle ear inflammation and eliminate head noises, headaches, and dull thinking once the inflammation subsides.
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Open Defense of Young Slayer in Norristown Trial
United Press reports on February 3 as defense attorney Higgs counters the state's case against a man who admitted firing at Francis Dortalason, Jr. to vindicate his sister Rose Allen's honor. The courtroom sobs and tense testimony focus on protecting Rose and the family’s frail father amid the sensational charge.
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Tightening Rules on Marriages by Vatican Officials
The Congregation of the Holy Office issued a circular to bishops and parish priests tightening dispensations for Catholic to non Catholic marriages. Dispensations will not be granted if pledges to raise Catholic offspring or to resist conversion are not enforced. The order responds to local laws and Protestant pressure, stating dispensations are invalid if conditions are unmet.
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Young executive commits suicide at his New York apartment
Harry Wing, 26, vice president of the Hwington Underwear Company, was found dead with a bullet wound in the head and a pistol in hand. A note to roommate Joseph Waid expressed frustration, naming Dick Sarlett as partner. Wing had planned another cruise as financial reverses mounted.
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Bandits Rob Messenger in Pittsburgh Takes 41200 in Checks
Two robbers fled after forcing Vincent Stedney messenger of Commercial Investment Trust to surrender a bank bag containing more than 1200 in checks and cash. The heist occurred as he traveled to Peoples Pittsburgh Trust Company. one suspect escaped in a car driven by an accomplice.
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Stunt Flier Len Nomis Killed in Hollywood Turmoil
Len Nomis, a prominent Hollywood stunt performer, died today as a stunt tanker crashed during a diving sequence for a production titled SRY. The incident occurred on the set in Hollywood, prompting immediate investigation by safety officials and shocks through the film community. Nomis was known for risky high‑profile scenes and had worked on multiple major action titles.
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Market Close Report Signals Narrow Gains in NYSE
The listing shows traders at Oil City brokers and several NYSE members including Lloyd M Bracken amid mixed activity. Coalition names reference Copper and Nickel stocks with minor price signs and partial quotes, reflecting a subdued close on the trading day.
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