Odd Fellows Here Tonight for Mt Tabor Lodge Visit
Corry hosts a large Odd Fellows gathering with Mt Tabor Lodge from Jamestown arriving by special car. About 400 to 500 members expected, with a parade, degree work, and a supper after the installation. Guests include L Schauble of Erie and Grand Secretary Buettner.
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Mt. Tabor
Jamestown
Tocal Odd Fellows
Circlen
Mt. ‘Tabor
Tamextown
Olfier
Hogi
Corty Oda
Schauble
Hrle
Ano Grand Starshal Buettner
Corry
Jimothan Lodge
Stimpson as Secretary of State Signals Latin America Policy
President elect Hoover reportedly will prioritize Latin America in his administration with Henry L. Stim son, a key broker of the Nicaragua settlement, named secretary of state. Stim son’s role in smoothing Nicaragua’s crisis and paving fair elections earned broad praise and is seen as boosting regional confidence. Hoover’s aim is to expand friendly ties, protect trade, and counter British and German influence in South America. Separately, a Coast Guard advisory notes the schooner Righdwold schooner in distress off Cape Cod, 350 miles from shore, owned by Gillespie & Co of Birrabo. The Boston Insurance Company notified authorities.
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Hoover
Nicaragua
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Henry L. Stimson
Philippines
Latin America
Central
South America
Stimson
South American
Mr Hoover
Skimson
Hus
Maryland
Corinto
Great Britain
Germany
Washington, Seb
Coast Guard
Boston Insurance Company
Righdwold
H. Gillespie and 6
Birraboro
Nova Scotia
Alstrens
Gape God
Rioting in Bombay Claims Many Lives in India
United Press reports a Hindu Muslim and Pathan clash in Bombay after mill worker protests. Dozens killed including Hindus and Muslims, with British troops patrolling. Rioting described as possibly religious in nature with casualties on both sides.
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United Press
Bombay
India
Pay. C
Pathang
Tie Hi Ip
Acta
London
Renoris
Bhendyhavar
Milk license of John Marsh is revoked in Corry
A special board meeting revoked the milk license of John Marsh of Concord township after an investigation found his dairy in unsanitary conditions. The board also annulled the license of Harry Bemis for discontinuing milk sales in the city. The action followed instructions from the health officials and safety superintendent.
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John Wish
Concord Township
Jonni
Fuarthy
Thin City
Board of Health
Thia City
Superintendent of Public Safety
Ben F. Starr
Tipton
Stevening
Harry Bemis
Bemis Haying
Bemis
Mijic
Jensen Aims for Endurance Flight Record at Roosevelt Field
Martin Jensen started from Roosevelt Field at 9:04 a.m. in a Bellanca monoplane Green Bash to set a new endurance record, after finishing second in a prior Dole flight. He carried 375 gallons of automobile gasoline, with Ayer trying to prove standard gasoline could power long flights, replacing costly aviation fuel.
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United Picos
Credit Exchange to Hold Dinner Meeting Feb 12
President Worth Hammond of the Credit Exchange issued a call for a membership meeting to be held at Hotel Corry next Tuesday evening at 6 30 o'clock. A formal town speaker will address the gathering, with plans for Spring activities and merchants' exchange outlined.
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Hotel Corry
Worth Hammond
Ery Credit Exchange
Exchange
Hallmond
Two Make Escape From Submerged Submarine
Navy men in May report a historic escape from a submerged submarine tested at 75 feet with Lieut H Momsen and torpedo man Bayward Kolinowski leading the ascent. The crew entered the craft through a sealed hatch and surfaced safely, marking a milestone in underwater exit procedures and submarine safety innovations.
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United Press
U. S
Mallard
Navy
H. Momsen
Bayward
Kolinowaki
Marine
Atlantic
Liptinoy Patic
Mexico
Key West
Momisen
N&war
PH. Dumber
Regular City Council Meeting Debates Salary Increase
City Council last night discussed a police chief salary raise. the measure initially proposed a $25 monthly boost, later rectified to $15 per month in semi monthly installments, with Councilman Starr voting against the changes. Mayor Bracken and others supported the revised bill on first and second readings amid absent members. Reports were filed including the January balance of $1,960.90 and the city engineer’s annual report. Bids for coal and notices from Pittsburgh were discussed.
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Ben P Starr
Milton FR Tipton
Che
Starr
Stars
Bracken
Connelman Starr
Cowal
Hie Commission
Olli Wy Bracken
F. B. Westley
Sphrt
Dickson
Hamimbad Elevator
Thas
N. Cohen & Song
Pittsburgh
Faulo
Erie Druggist and Wife Were Thug Victims
Frank J. Welch a 12 West Thirteenth Street druggist and his wife were attacked by three gunmen as they stepped onto the walk at their home 517 Myrtle Street. Welch suffered scalp wounds and a near jaw fracture while his wife escaped with injuries. police noted Welch suspected of being target of a hold up but the officer doubted the claim.
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Erie
Frank J. Welch
West Thirteenth
Myrtle Street
Welch
Doyle
Today’s Five Best Radio Features Card
A radio schedule lists five features across networks WEAF WJS WOH WOR and BST times. It highlights The Cabin Door Virginia Rea Frank Milan Orchestra and Quartet The Continentals operatic arias and a symphony string quartet and a night club romance program with varied broadcasts.
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WIZ
Cabin Door
WEAF
Virginia
Rea, Frank
Milan
WJS
WOH
WOR
Help for Income Tax Payers February 25 26
Postmaster reports Treasury special agent to assist in income tax prep. Headquarters at the Medieval building. Agent to be in Corry for two days February 25 and 26, aiding taxpayers with returns. Local inquiries have risen as residents seek the service.
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Bentley
Treasury
Medival
Meir
Corry
Corry Boy In Concert Here This Evening
Corry native and nationally known baritone Federal eer Whittlesey performs at Semur High School auditorium tonight. Accompanist pianist Elizabeth Hohns Davis will join Severn plan selections. Choral Society reports over three hundred tickets sold. strong reservations expected. Whittlesey draws local interest in his home city.
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Federaleer
Whittlesey
Corry
Sémur High School
Nine Bills Approved by the House in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Feb 8 Nine bills were passed by the Pennsylvania House in its first Wednesday session. Measures include bills from Heffernan Wilson Haines and Buckman, plus a tax on motion picture films to bolster the state Insurance fund. Forest purchases get 5 million dollars, and gas pump disclosures are mandated.
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United Press
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
St Mlét
House
Heffernan
Philadelphia
Wilson
Haines
McKean County
Haines Bil
Buckman
Miran
Bucks County
Metzinger
Board of Cengers
Ederer
Montgomery
Jim
Lindbergh to complete flight this afternoon
Col Charles Lindbergh lands Pan American airmail plane in Punta Arenas Costa Rica and begins final leg from Managua Nicaragua to Cristobal Canal Zone. He will refuel at Panama and continue to Cristobal completing the three city airmail flight from Managua to the Canal Zone with Pan American Airways officials aboard.
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Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Cristobal
Canal Zone
United Press
Punta Arenas
Costa Iu
Charles A. Lindergh
Pan-Americs Air Mill
Managua
Nicaragu
Favid
Panama
Canal
Herbert Hoover
Lindbergh
Mungzua
Ind Ural
Ame Bolt
Faminitex
Nicemgna
Charles Lindher
Mimi
Fis
Costaha
Sikorskey
Harry L Buskey
Gontanye Feo Panta Arenas
Simiusflernoon
Mist Air Mall
United States
Accidents Cause Multiple Injuries in Local Area
Several minor injuries reported from recent incidents in the city. Mrs. Milon Brown sustained bruises and shock after a toboggan strike while skiing near the Corry Water Company. Alfred Vanbresay cut his leg in a street fall outside Lovell Station. A North East High player named Gilmore suffered a facial gash during a basketball game. Ronald Nichols was pierced by a two inch silver tongue while playing at the Presbyterian church gym. German ratification of the Kellogg war treaty confirmed by Reichstag.
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Whlety
al Tims
Ans
Milon Brown
West Smith
Alfred VahDresay
Milton. Vanbres
Second Avenue
Lovells Station
Te North East High
Gilmore
Ronald Nichols
Perry Nichols
Williams Street
Presbyterian Chuteh Gyms
John C Withier
Big Navy Bill Heads To House For Ratification
United Press reports leaders expect swift House approval of a major defense bill authorizing construction of 15 new 10,000 ton cruisers and setting a funding path with phased shipbuilding over nine years. The measure, tied to prewar plans, faced few amendments, with one exception from Senator Bruce.
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Paul FR. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Gonlide
India
Aimendieris
Mr. Coulidge
Saaute
Nir
Ula Mation
Umit
Tajs
Honver
Cnuldl
Senate
Bal
Reid- Roth
Pas Senanr Bruce
Maryland
Milk Fund Entertainment Rehearsals Set At High School
Rehearsals this week for a Milk Fund benefit at the high school auditorium Monday evening promise unusual interest. The P T A council sponsors the program with songs demonstrations and playlets featuring representatives from every school level. Ticket sales are promoted by school reps and color teams from Concord Fairview Washington and Harding elementary schools. The senior high school orchestra will perform a seven minute set at 7 89 with a children’s program to follow at 7 45 capacity crowds expected.
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Milk Fund
P. T. A. Council
Sundafijoom
Anew
Concord
Howard Macs Jece
Fairview
Leo ‘Lindsley
Washington
Ros
Cos Deering
Ernent
Mantary
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C. F
Central and South America
K. Stimson
John Marsh
Health Board
Devon
W Va
Norfolk and Western
Tere
W. G. Messell
Norfolk Civi
Robert Bussie
Jensen
Boost
Corry Boy
Federal
Lee) Whittlesey
Everal
Berlin
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