Hoover Silent On Party Change In New York Address
President Hoover spoke at the Lincoln Day dinner in New York saying Europe must cooperate to stabilize currencies and consider war debt reparations as a fund for central banks. He warned against a wholesale party leadership shift, urging vigilance and support for core Republican principles despite calls for an open bid to replace leaders.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press State
New York
Hoover
Washington
White House
United States
Europe
National Repubican Club
Ld Guard
Republican Party
Owen
Lingpin
Month's Probe Brings Arrest For $576 Theft
Jamestown reports the capture of Clyde Learn of Olean after a month long probe into a November 3 burglary that cost victim Gunt Waltzer $576. Learn allegedly used a hidden key to enter 22 West Twenty‑third Street, pried open a suitcase, and stole $500 cash plus $76 in silver and jewelry, then discarded the tin box contents in the river. He was arrested in Salamanca and will be arraigned before Judge E. Bargar in city court.
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Jamestown
Wpotie
Gunt Waltzer
Marning
Clyde Learn
Buffalo Street
Olean
Polite Say
Lear
Salamanca
Himer A. Lee
Learn
Charles Muller
West Twenty-third Street
Nnbowl 2
Plotovks
Acording
Waltser
Bethre
Washington Street
E. Bargar
Protesting Edinboro College Closure Stirring Opposition
Former State Senator Miles B. Kitts condemned a plan to eliminate four state teachers colleges, focusing on Edinboro State Teachers College. He urged the Sub-committee on Education to preserve the Edinboro institution, noting no nearby alternative and potential harm to many local students. Copies were sent to several state senators including LeRoy Chapman Bell Prince and Shapiro.
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BHU
Edinburo
Edinboro
Miles B. Kits
Sengini
Joseph R. Ziesenheim
Kitts
Wdinhorn
Erie
Edintory
LeRoy, Chapman
Warren
Harry J. Bell
Dawson
Payelle County
Leon C. Prince
Garlisle
Harry Shapiro
Philadelphia
Arrest of Pair Solves Series of Robberies
Ridgway Pec 14 State police from Emporium barracks say two men Jed Denensio and Lloyd Persons arrested after three weeks of effort confess to a spate of barn and shop robberies since the year began. Barrett an ex convict from Attica led Denensio into crime. They frequented a roadster belonging to Frank A Sappo of Johnsonburg. Sappo, jailed on liquor charges, was released on bond after Barrett was captured.
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Ridgway
Lye
Attica State Prison
New York
Bernand B. Barrett
Jed Denensio
Emporium
Denenzig
Barrett
Denenzio
Tohmgenburg
Iiginyays
Frank A. Sappo
Center Street
Johnsonburg
Sapbo
Funeral of H. M. Norton
Mrs. Morence Tillotson read the Juristutin Science Service at the Zun atal for H. M. Norton this afternoon at 2. The service was at Alexander and Company's Funeral Parlors followed by interment at Pine Grave Cemetery. Bearers named C. H. Wilcox D. H. Leach Frank Westley Boril Hasbrouck Archie Stanford W. Ed Marsh. Attending from away were Mr. and Mrs. H. Wade of Buffalo Mrs. George Wright and son James H. Wright Jr. of Le Grange Ill and Mrs. George Sthram of Bollyar, Ill.
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Mik
H. Wade
Buffalo
George Wright
James H. Wright, Jr
le Grange
George Sthram
Bollyar
Tri-Hi-Y Girls Gather at Spa for Northwestern Conference
Tri-Hi-Y club members from Corry will travel to Cambridge Springs Saturday for the second annual older girls conference of Northwestern Pennsylvania. Claudia Place, elected president last year at Corry, will preside until officers are elected. Delegations from Corry, Columbus, and nearby towns plan to attend, transportation being the main holdup. Parents with cars invited to transport and provide gin packets.
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Tri-Hi-Y Glub
Corry
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania
Claudia
Officrs
Columbus
Four youths held for a series of burglaries in Ripley
State troopers captured four Ripley youths after a spree of break ins at six local businesses. They admitted stealing from George Bennett hardware, F L Johns meat market, Chautauqua beverage plant, Rickenbrode Rownd basket factory, G B packing house, and the tool shop. Loot included change, a flashlight, cartridges, a file, emery paper, and soft drinks. They were released to parents for children’s court appearance.
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Ripley
George Bennett
Ripkenbrode & Rownd
Hickenbrode& Rownd
Childen’ Court
Drastic school retrenchments urged in Corry union appeal
A Corry Taxpayers Union appeal urges the school board to cut nonessential expenditures and reduce overhead to lower the 14 mill tax. The letter cites payroll collapse and weak employment, presses for reducing administration, curriculum, and salaries, and lists local manufacturers endorsing tax relief to restore manufacturing and jobs.
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Wniyn Lure Aail
United States
City of
Corry
Thetistang
Board of Education
Retrenchment Debate Moves To Special Meeting
Board recalls tied to retrenchment plans raised a year ago amid a protest by hundreds of ward property owners. Proposals from the association were received and copies ordered for members. A future special session is planned to examine the program more fully with Taxpayers Union openness, though some proposals appear blocked by state salary requirements for teachers.
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A. Ausnehmer
Baker Powell Motor Co
H. K. Powell Corry Baking Company
A. F Wagner
Hillstrom
Dewey
Taxpayers’ Union
Love
Carrie
Pairview
Kidnappers Hold Denver Financier at Boettcher Mansion
Tense Denver drama unfolds as Claude Boettcher faces kidnapping by two men who seized him at his mansion on Sunday night. Chief Albert T. Clarke, who previously resolved a Denver ransom case, believes Boettcher will be released within 48 hours without ransom, as authorities pursue the suspects.
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Boettcher
Claude Boettcher
Denver
Albert T. Clarke
Denvey
Tolly Boettcher
Mave
Clarke
Mohamed
Administrator's Notice In Re Estate of Buell Cooper
Public legal notice from Erie County Pennsylvania states letters of administration have been granted to Frank A. Cooper Jr. as administrator of Buell Cooper's estate. Creditors are asked to present claims promptly. debtors to remit payments. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to Corry Fire Department members for aid at a home fire.
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Buell Cooper
Erie County
Penn- Jsylvania
Register of Wills
Ere County
Pennsylvania
A. Coophh
Cony
Cuyee
Andrew Pattigon
Clyde Damon
Corry
Mes
B. FP
Starr
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Imal
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By Paul Robinson
Etta Margied
SPA
Shalans
Taventum
Altoona
Ecacles
Bureau of
Lua Hor
D. W. and
A. P. Howard Company
Hyd
J. Desmond
Raymond Mfe. Company
F. M. Raymond
U. 3. Radiator Corp
F. Blackmore
Mgr
Ajax Tron Works
S. V. Stewart
Rogers Structural Steel Company
CR. Rogers
Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp
1D. A. Hillstrom
K. PL. Furniture and
H. Li Gulick
Kurtz Case Goods Co
TV. Quen
Corry Brick and the Go
J. W. Darling
Haniel Clark Co
Edwin H. Clark
Acta Supply Mfg. Co
B. N. Ames
J.P. Drought and Co
Ei J. Morton
Oscar 8. Fritz
Aaily Repairs
N. B Ames and Co
F. N Ames
Bals Mattress Co
H. W. Beis
Hepler Motor Co
Hep
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Biaeke
Ernest Cox
Corry R. Ste
Light
West Pleasant Street
Federal Reserve System
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