Winter Arrives in Corryana Vicinity Amid Gas Price Drop
Winter settles in the Corryana area for several days as Western Pennsylvania sees a 1.5 cent price cut per gallon in gasoline. Reports include Atlantic Refining Company announcements, local legislative views on Sunday sports, and upcoming radio addresses by Dr. Arthur C. Christie. Also noted are school code reviews, mortgage foreclosures proposals, and social events with local figures and guests.
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic Refining Company
Interest centers in taxpayers' school plan Erie County
Jamestown Feb 8 The sale of assets by HLM Reich Semigang Ins Jamestown to Fannie Levine Bradford Pa for 14100 was confirmed by Judge Knight in U S district court Buffalo. Levine bought for former owners. Assets valued 46191 covering merchandise tack fixtures and leaseholds four stores Jamestown Warren Corry Bradford Pa Equity receivers have about 6000 cash on hand. Fire loss of Erie Pa store against insurer will be brought to trial Mayville Supreme Court. No reorgan iz ation planned to continue business of four stores. Creditors with pre receivership claims may receive no dividends as 14000 from assets plus 4000 cash may barely pay obligations. The business took over Jan 28. Adjourned for two weeks to argue bankruptcy petition transfer to New York federal court. Creditors with 250000 plus claims push to move Reich bankruptcy to New York.
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Jamestown
HLM
Reich Semigang
Ins
Fannie Levine
Bradord
Jonnight
United States District Court At Buffalo
Miss Levine
Warren, Corry
Bradford
Erie Pa
Supreme Court
Mayville
A .M. Reich
North Main Street
Federal Court
Southern District of New York
New York
Howard T. Saperston
Buffalo
Reich
Corinne Dean to Perform With Jamestown Symphony
Corinne Dean joins the Jamestown Symphony concert conducted by Ebba Govanson. The program features Mozart in G minor and other selections. Dean, pupil of Madame Simnsfelis, appears as soloist with pianists Marion Vors Franvt of Buffalo assisting. The event takes place Tuesday evening at Washington Junior High School in Jamestown.
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Jamestown Symphony Orchera
Moxart
Holland Rosendahl
Jamestown
Coxwill BR. Shaw
Ebba Ho Gavanson Vnden
Miss Govanson
London
Madame Leginska
Boston Woman's Symphony Orchestra
Tamestown
Corinne Dean
Corry
Miss Dean
Marie Simnsfelis
Metropolitan Chera Company
Neu
York
Velve
Kansas City
Chrisen
New York
I'rsala Glee Club
Marlon Vors Franvt
Buffio
Washington
Buffalo Street
Army of Khaki Shirts Opens National Headquarters
February 5 Philadelphia reports Fhaki Shirts of Amavlen opened national headquarters in the Lyke’s hospital building. Arthur J. Stith leads the movement with plans for 100,000 Philadelphia members. The group calls for immediate payment of soldiers’ bounty, abolition of the electoral college, direct federal relief, and creating the largest army and party in the world, plus electing supreme court justices.
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Philadelphia
Amavlen
Arenn
Homie
Ciréct Federal
Wunemagemient Xrlief
Supreme Court
Man Struck By Car Near Brockway Feared Dying
Harold Hoover 27 of Brockway was struck by a Ford coupe near Brockway on Monday night. He suffered a skull fracture and loss of an eye and was hospitalized in DuBois in critical condition. The driver Silvio Benigni of Belvedere Pavilion transported Hoover to a physician and the hospital. an inquest will be held.
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Dubois
Howser
Jefferson County
Harold Hoover
Brockway
Silvio Benigni
Belveders
Ridgway
Hoover
MuBais
Cilvis Benigni
Brandy Camp
Belveilsie Dance Pavilion
Anes Mills
Pastalion
Benigni
Wiyatt
Hehway
Tool
Debois Hospital
Four Killed in RAF Bomber Crash at Wexcombe Down
Four RAF aircrew died and one was injured when a bombing plane crashed and caught fire at Wexcombe Down near Amesbury Wiltshire. United Press reports the mid February accident details from England.
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United Press
Amesbury
Wiltshire
England
Royal Air Force
Wexcombedown
Taxpayers eye 1933 school tax cut at Corry meeting
At a Monday Board of Education session the Corry Taxpayers' Union announced it will present recommendations to curb school tax. A taxpayers' committee has studied costs and met with school officials to prepare a plan for a 1933 assessment cut, with action not due until May.
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Board of Education
Corry Taxpayers’ Union
Thepayers’ Association
Taxpayers’ Organization
CLAIM EVIDENCE OF INCENDIARISM AT FIRE SCENE
Mayville court case seeks 20 000 from four insurance companies over a Falconer fire on February 4 1932 that damaged the Calabrese building. Plaintiffs Mrs Pirie Calabrese and Mrs Carmela La Valle Calabrese allege arson. defense called witnesses including a photographer Ignacio Alessi who testified to kerosene odor and arson clues.
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Mayville
Falconer
Supreme Court
Bernard B. Ackerman
Pirie Calabrese
Carmela la Valle Calabrese
Fie
Clayton Kinnall
Insurance Adister
Samuel C
Alessi
Damestown
Thomas
Hefernan
Dunkirk
Yeh M. Russ
Buffalo
Globe Misirense Company
Amprita
Buffalo Insurance Company
Chicago Fire @& Marine Insurice Company
Ire
Tneurence Company
J. Stuart Husband
Bert Ryan
Corry Families Recovering From Tampa Accident
Letters from Mr and Mrs Hue Harvey and Mr and Mrs Max Harvey of Corry report progress after an auto crash near Tampa Wisconsin. Mrs Harvey remains hospitalized but improving, others discharged though Mrs Harvey Ellis has complications. Max Harvey, a violinist, suffered severe facial wounds and ongoing surgical treatment. car was wrecked after a head on collision and instruments were lost.
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Huis Harvey
Max Harvey
Carry
Tampa
Wis
Max
Ellis Harvey
Wisi
Tabernacle
Harvey
Radio Station Were Sold Brief February News
Radio station WERE passed into new hands Tuesday amid reports WLEW could gain control of the local broadcasting field. Seventy six shares, a controlling interest, in WPRE stock were transferred to an unnamed corporation. Former Constable WERE admits Clifton J. Shireve may not be prose at transfer and notes inadj cuted charges of blackmail and extortion in a liquor racket case uncovered by a grand jury two years ago. Assistant District Attorney Burton R. Lalit says indictments against him may be worthless. motion to quash expected. Rossi ter seeks bill of particulars about a single blackmail and extortion charge. He extorted £300 from Lena Chetwood and her son James Wondrew in July 1929.
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Mugehe V. Cogley
Erie
Wlew
Hhe Key Clifton J. Shireve
Burton R. Lalit
Layle
Quasiel
Shreve
SV. Roseiter
Rossiter
Dotibt
Lena Chetwood J
James Wondrew
Poplar Street
Transfer row fuels dispute over WLEW stock control
The article says he denies WLEW controls the stock and his personal interest in the transfer. Attorney Clarke Tayntor reportedly holds stock, transferred by Mrs. Mary Benjamin widow of Louis Benjamin former WERE owner. Tayntor refuses to name the corporation, while Attorney Bilin of the Broadcasting Corporation is notified of the transfer.
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Clarke Tayntor
Mary, Benjamin
Louis Benjamain
WERE
Cogiey
Tayntny
Woman lawyer to direct case in city court
Floyd C. Martin, a chiropractor, faces trial for practicing medicine without a license in city court with Acting Judge Charles H. Wiborg presiding. A woman deputy from the Attorney General's department will prosecute for the people, while Joseph Rice defends Martin. The case has drawn attention from the American Bureau of Chiropractic which has supported him locally. In a separate note, centerville resident Putnam reported a hitchhiker theft incident after giving a ride from Titusville to Union City.
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Jamesiuch
Floyd C. ‘Martin
Toon
Albany
Martin
Joseph Rice
American Bureau of Chiropractic
Bureau
Putnam
Centerville
Titusville
Union City
Beaverdam Road Project Remains On 1983 List
Erie County's 1983 major rain building program keeps Beaverdam Road project between Beavers and Wattsburg in the plan though not a major project. The W Lake road extension north of North Girard is the only scheduled completion, costing over 175000 with half funded by the state and half by the federal government. The state lacks details on federal money for road construction and outlines a statewide road plan. Between 12 and 20 miles of secondary roads at eight thousand dollars per mile may be built in Erie County by the state in 1983.
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Erie County
Court House
Erie Alvices State
Beavers
Wattsbute
Erie
Coutinns
W. Lake Road
North Girard
Ohio State
W. 22Th Street
Pittsburgh Avenue
Powell Avenue
Pennsylvania
Winls All O Week Thou e We 1 Spel At M B Gin B
Fragmentary OCR text mentions week event and an absentee cork anecdote with a 28rd Lille. Readable names or clear facts are minimal. the fragmentary line yields no verifiable people places organizations or dates.
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