Fragmentary note on local figures and a journey scene
Disjointed OCR text mentions individuals such as H Ray Harvey and Lyle Thomas with Mel Phillips and Mrs Belle Graham. References a move to Olean, a Trinity M. and a Saturday schedule, plus a note about a modification and licensing of industries. The readable fragment hints at a local event or meeting with civic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
Olean
Cunerweld
Rinity M. i
Lyle Thomas
Mel Phillips
Belle Graham
Cover price climbs with late bid up to 12.75
Five sleen and a cover style update push the price to 12.75 in a market briefing. The note references ore as a cited element in the offer. No further context is provided about buyers or exact venue.
No Change In County Tax In 1938
County taxes will stay at 7.5 mills as commissioners announced. The rate, in place for years, may be reassessed in March as budget discussions begin. Debt projections near half a million, with regular expenditures rising. only minor changes expected in tentative expenditures. The proposed grant for the county tuberculosis hospital faces scrutiny, with officials opposing the hospital’s estimated over eighty thousand dollars.
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Wile County
Marcy Ath
Fir Opera
New County Tuberculosis ‘Hospital
Ute Hospital
Bankers Push Abolition of Postal Savings System
State bankers at a Pennsylvania Bankers Association meeting urged abolition of the postal savings system. A resolution asked banks to refuse postal savings deposits at rival rates and urged political action by bankers to support experienced candidates. Other resolutions pressured the Federal Reserve Board to cut excess reserves and called bankers to vote for trustworthy nominees.
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Asie
United Press
Altoona
Sie
Pennsylvania
Lanberg
Federal Reserve Board
Arother
Judge Kent to rule on Bantem official speeding appeal
Meadville Pa February 12 A decision by Judge O Clair Kent on the appeal of Harry A Rhoades official of the Bantem Motor Car Company from conviction and charge of speeding was awaited here today The judge reserved this decision after a three hour hearing Monday Rhoades was questioned January 22 taken before Peace Judge Francis Beutge of Vernon township and fined 10 and costs after pleading not guilty He appealed claiming the information against him was not read and that he was forced into an immediate hearing without opportunity to enter bail
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My Rimsten Press
Meadville
O. Clair Kent
Harry A. Rhoades
Bantem Motor Car Company
Mrnday
Rhoades
Eee
Francis Beutge
Vernon Township
Ndt
Pittsburgh Missionary Event At St Stephen’s Church
Fragmentary report describes a Pittsburgh missionary related event at St Stephen’s Church Hazelwood with Rev Gerard Donovan and a Ghiness bandits mention. Readable text is unclear but references a high mass and a date around Betrber 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitissyiwis
Moiday
St. Stephen's Church
Hazelwoe
Gerard
Donovan
Yume Pittsburet
Betrber
Hitler Asks Freedom for Followers in Austria
Vienna report says Adolf Hitler met with Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg in Bavaria to discuss granting freedom to Austrian Nazi supporters and reconciling the Nazi faction with the Schuschnigg government. Authorities noted talks on internal pacification and party legalization continued, with further details promised on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Vienna
Austria
Patherland Front
Ius
Kurts Schnathnigg
Fuehrer
Adolf Hiller
Bavaria
Schuschbike
Hitler
Schuschnigg
Ald
Lyceum Course Draws Music Lovers at Senior High
A crowd of Corry area music fans attended the Lyceum course event at Benlor High School featuring Davies Ligit Opera Company with William Davies, Jane Rutherford, Walter Johns, and Marie Adair. The program opened with a school orchestra under Mrs Carlton Chaffee, included sacred and classical solos, duets, trios, and piano selections, and closed with excerpts from Rose Marie in light opera style. A March 2 finale promising Bob Hanscom in A Tale of Two Cities acts as upcoming entertainment.
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Corry
Lyceum
Benlor High School
Davies Ligit Opera Company
William Davies
Jane Rutherford
Walter Johns
Marie Adair
Carlton Chaffee
Prince
Rose Marie
Maroh Zath
Bob Hanscom
Youth Admits Attempt to Attack Six Girls
Pittsburgh February 12 Frank Trecki seventeen admitted to morality charges after confessing to attempts to attack at least two dozen women in lower Oakland since last September. He was arrested at his home after trying to assault Mrs Kathryn Anderson twenty six who fought him off. Trecki, a bus boy in an Oakland hospital, faces two preliminary hearings in Morals Court today.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Frank Trecki
Oakland
Trecki
Kathryn of Anderson
Body of Justice's Son Sent to Minnesota
Greensburg Pa Feb 12 The body of Kevin Butler 81 son of United States Supreme Court Justice Pierce Butler was enroute to his home in St Paul Minnesota for burial Monday from St Luke's Roman Catholic church He died in Westmoreland Hospital Thursday from injuries after falling from a lavatory window as a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train neared Pent The Catholic church rites were administered three hours before he died
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Greensburg
Kevin Butler
United States Supreme Court
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
Minh
St. Luke's
Butler
Westmoreland
Pital
Pennnsylvania Raiload
Pent
Wright Hears Verdict in Los Angeles Court
Paul L. Wright was found guilty of manslaughter on two counts for stabbing deaths of his wife and John Kimmel after discovering them in an embrace at his home. A jury of eight men and four women deliberated three hours and 45 minutes before delivering the verdict in Judge Snall Bull's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saz
Corry Evening Journal
Wright
Japan
NAVY
U. S
United Press
Los
Angeles
John Kimmel
Snall Bull
White
Mianalaughley
Bul
Henay
Roosevelt Faces Divided Opinion On Railroad Finances
United Press reports President Roosevelt will host a conference on railroad industry finances with ICC Chairmen and Senators. One conferee supports cutting over-capitalization and duplications. Reconstruction Finance Corp backs a rate increase to aid finances. White House will not discuss rates as railroads seek a 45 percent freight rise.
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United
Washington
Roosevelt
Walter MM
W. Splawn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Jessa Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
LGC
Wills filed over Brie restaurant owner Louis Christokan
Two wills dated August 30 filed for probate name different beneficiaries of Louis Christokan estate. Ruth Daugherty Christotan lists herself sole beneficiary of about 4500 dollars. John Christokan names a nephew as heir. A hearing on the will was ordered for Tuesday.
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BRIE
Louis Christokan
Ruth Daugherty Christotan
Christakas
John
Willy Carlton
King
Thesday
Wire tapping ruling frees gangster in liquor case
Anney Press reports L Scott Chercheshky described as the brains of a 2.5 billion liquor ring was freed today on charges of conspiracy after federal agents admitted all evidence was obtained by interstate wire tapping.
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Anney Press Fa
L. Scott Chercheshky
Japan withholds naval plans amid escalator clause dispute
Tokyo reports Japan will not reveal future naval programs under the 1936 London treaty escalator. Washington notes may push a bigger navy, with an amendment to authorize up to 120000 tons of battleship scale growth. US Democrats foresee a modest rise of about 20 percent in fleet tonnage.
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H. C. Thompson
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Britain
France
Timor
Japary
Washington
Roosevelt
House Naval Affair
Pearings
Winnon, DD
Gay
Nage
Measles Outbreak Reports 21 New City Cases
Twenty one new measles cases were reported in the city by Health Officer Planigan. The flare up brings total cases to fifty five with four children among the victims from two families. Victims include Edward 8 Alton 8 Pauline 5 Rabec Powers 5 of 202 East South Street and Marjorie 8 Fred 6 David located at 261 West Columbus Avenue among others across multiple streets and streets names listed.
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Quiin Planigan
Edward
Alton
Pauline
Rabec Powers
East South Street
Marjorie
Fred
David
Reuben Barlett
West Columbis Avenue
Claire
Young Republicans of Erie County Back Judge Jamen for Governor
The Young Republicans of Erie County endorsed Judge Arthur Fl. Jamen for governor after a three hour meeting in Erie. The Erie County Republican committee had announced support for former Governor Gifford Pinchot. Otto Hitchcock Jr. of Erie led the youth group in backing the jurist.
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Ris County
Young Republican Organization
Arthur Fl. Jamen
Erie County
Gifford Pinchot
Otto Hitchcock, Jr
Erie
Young Repubicans
Employment in City and Vicinity Relief Drop Reported
Private employment and WPA work reduced relief load across the city and surrounding Erie County. Corry relief dropped from 104 to 78 families as WPA labor and private jobs cut the numbers. The combined city district fell from 331 to 264 cases, with about 26 more to be closed soon.
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Robert Catlin
Board of Public Assistance
Corry
Callin
Aml
Erie County
Carlin
WPA
Tinton City
Washington Chamber Forecast for Near-Term Business Improvement
Washington February 12 The U S Chamber of Commerce reports in a discussion of the business situation that conditions may be nearer to a turn than often recognized If developments stay favorable business conditions could be free from domestic influences outside business itself The chamber notes Washington is focusing more on the immediate business situation than on long-range reform measures
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Washington
Escaped convict captured by dogs in Pennsylvania woods
BELLEFONTE Pa February 12 Reports say prison guards recaptured Harry Lehman Philadelphia after a brief escape from a road gang ending in woods ten miles from the prison Bloodhounds aided the effort in the search and capture authorities stated
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Hnitad Benen
Bellefonte
Republicans to Appeal to Labor and Youth on Lincoln Birthday
United Press reports GOP leaders will mark Abraham Lincoln's birthday with appeals to labor and youth to join a campaign against the New Deal in the fall elections. About fifty committee leaders, led by John D. Hamilton, will address rallies nationwide, emphasizing the party's long‑standing ties to workers and blaming the administration for economic woes while stressing political aims over policy specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Repubcan
Abraham Lincoln
G.C. B
National Committee
John D. Hamilton
Republican Party
New Deal
Senate
House of Representatives
Tate
Two Women Die In Auto Train Collision Near Somerset
Two women, Mrs. Frank Lee aged 42 and Mrs. John Tunney aged 87, died in a collision when their car was struck by a freight train near Somerset. Coroner F. T. Sass conducted the investigation after the incident reported from Conference.
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United Hieog Somerset
F. T. Sass
Frank Lee
John Tunney
Margiotti Conference Shapes Democratic Governor Bid
Powerful labor and party leaders press secret talks in Philadelphia to back a Democratic candidate for governor. Charles J Margiotti and Luther A Farr met with John B Kelly as Lawrence allies maneuver, while Kennedy Gutley and Law from the Lawrence camp contend for influence. John L. Lewis also pressed Kennedy toward Kennedy’s selection as Margiotti’s successor amid factional tensions.
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United Press
Philadelphia
George H. Ratle
James J. Davis
Charles J Margiotti
Luther A. Farr
Margiotti
John B. Kelly
Kelly
Lawrence
David L. Lawrence
Thomas Kennedy
Joseph Gutley
John L. Lewis
Yescenday
Kennedy
Jim
Philip
Fear and threats in Erie gas price war heats up
Brin February 12 police fear violence in Erie over a price war as threats target the home of price leader John Craig. A guard surrounded his home while Craig was away. Police planned weekend talks to end the conflict as gasoline sold at 14 to 16 cents a gallon at stations and at Craig's outlets.
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Brin
Brie
John Craig
Craig
Students Would Protest Invasion of Foreign Soil
A high school poll of Senior High students, conducted with Veterans of Foreign Wars officials, shows 78 percent would aid the government voluntarily if invaded and 72 percent would be compelled to fight on foreign soil. Other results include 49 percent in favor of military training, 51 percent against, and 86 percent believing civilization will outlaw war.
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Searle
Veterans of Foreign ‘Wars
United States
Lowel
Navy
Army
Tursia Corps
Three in Critical Condition After Greensburg Crash
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on February 12 a car collision left three youths in critical condition at Westmoreland Hospital. Douglas Stewart 28 the driver sustained possible skull fracture and head injuries Esther Roberts 17 suffered a fractured skull broken leg and scalp lacerations Alda Dickey 20 had a fractured jaw and multiple head injuries Dickey also had a convulsion on admission.
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Greensburg
Punesutawney
Westmoreland
Douglas Stewart
Esther Roberts
Alda Dickey
Misa Dickey
Street Intersection Proves Jinx to Pair
Pittsburgh dispatch recalls a three year old accident at West Liberty and Isle avenues where George Hoellein suffered a leg injury and a year in hospital. On February 11 his wife Mary Hoellein, 87, was struck by a motorcycle towed by a car at the same intersection and rushed to St Joseph's hospital in critical condition.
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Warren Eross
Pittsburgh
George ‘Hoellein
West Liberty
Elle Isle Avenues
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mary Hoellein
Bt .Joseph's Hospital
Salt
Canditian T
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Davies Opera
Minnesota
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Great Britain
East Smith Street
Donald Dewey
Frederive Street
George Sloan
Bleasant Street
Benes
G.O. P
Workingman
Democrats
Somerset
Lewis
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