Local residents visit relatives and attend services
Personal notices detail Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hammon of North East visiting Corry. Frank Henberg travels home to Sharon. families from West Pleasant street and Huffelo make brief city calls. several residents return from Pittsburgh after a Prigidaire meeting. others visit Buffalo Erie Jamestown Cambridge Springs and Meadville for business, funerals, or family matters including Herbert Ayers and Edward Muckinaupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hammon
North East
Corry
Frank Henberg
M. J. Berry
West Pleasant Street
Sharon
Herberg
Nester Harvey
Huffelo
Robert Dole
A. L. Root
Roy Root
Gerald Kysar
Claus Johnson
Howard Berry
Lloyd Doolittle
Pittsburgh
Prigidaire
Gerald Parsons
Newell Gates
Buffalo
Raymond Barnes
Erie
Mr. Ganfield
Greenfield
St. Vincent's Hospital
Olin W. Bracken
Paul Stone
Union City
Lealie R. Donaldson
Spring Creek
Jamestown
Herbert Ayers
Henderson Lincoln Funeral Home
John Moffitt
Wright Street
Cambridge Springs
G. E. Sundean
North Main Street
J. J. Desmond
New York City
C.K. Belknap
Waterford
City
Berenice Belknap
Gas firms pledge 12 1 2 cent gas to three counties
Cabot testified that Cabot interests could supply industrial users in three counties at 12 1 2 cents per thousand cubic feet. George Hull for North Penn pressed about 20000 acre tract supplies and Cabot admitted four dry holes had cost 71500. North Penn Gas Company Port Allegany Manufacturers Bradford United Natural Gas Kane Gas Kane were questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huoumney
Une
North Penn Gas Company
Port Allegany
Manufacturers Company
Bradford
United Natural Gas Company
Kane Gas Company
Kane
Cabot
George Hull
North Penn
Guilfrey L. Cabot
Air for potatoes urged in Yakima campaign
Yakima Washington local Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen campaign for future potato sales in ventilation crates rather than sacks aims to improve air circulation and reduce spoilage. The group argues ventilated crates keep potatoes from sweating and rotting during storage and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Loyal Legion of
Corry Man's Father Dies
Hugh Muckinaupt of 109% North Center street learns his father Edward Muckinaupt retired Erie railroad employee died at his Meadville home after a long illness. Surviving: wife, one daughter Mrs Otto Mthridge of Meadville, three other sons Carlton Ward and Stanley. The family heads to Meadville for funeral services expected Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Muckinaupt
North Center Street
Edward Muckinaupt
Erie Railroad
Meadville
Otto Mthridge
Carlton
Ward
Stanley
Cambridge Springs
Muckinaupt
Richard
Meadvile
Venezuelan riots leave four dead and fifteen wounded
In Caracas troops fired from balconies at the Plaza Bolivar as demonstrators protested newspaper censorship. The unrest follows the suspension of Venezuela's newspapers and the end of President Juan Vicente Gómez's dictatorship, with citizens demanding constitutional guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Plaza
Bolivar
Juan Vicente Goméz
Planes rush supplies to snowbound Dakotas
A fresh blizzard stalled flights and hampered relief, with routes including Owl, Advance, Cooper, Camp Brook, Stoneville, Herford and more. Snowbound communities reported downed lines and unknown needs for food and fuel as colder weather loomed. In Pennsylvania, a statewide storm dropped ight to 14 inches of snow and sleet across counties, hindering communications and Valentine travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One Owl
Advance
Cooper
Camp Brook
Stoneville
Herford
Fairpoint
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Huntington
Blair
Frapkdin
Schuylkil
Mifflin
Dauphin
Bradford
Cameron and Elk
Man Dies Sweeping Snow in Franklin Pennsylvania
An 83 year old man, Mirjan L. Cox, died of a heart attack while sweeping snow from a sidewalk near his home in Franklin. He was born to Peter Cox of Jefferson County and was survived by one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Mirjan L. Cox
Wa Bie
Peter Cox
Jefferson County
Warlatien Uncovers 30000 In Gems In Vault Heist
United Press reports in Chicago that during a vault wrecking at the Security Safe and Deposit Co a haul of diamonds gold coins and historic documents was found totaling about 30000. With the firm bankrupt the right to the valuables is likely contested and the vaults had been sold at public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Warlatien
Security Safe and Deposit Company
Counterfeit Ring Found in San Quentin Jail Print Shop
A counterfeiting operation was uncovered inside San Quentin prison. Secret service and prison officials found plates and bond paper used to print spurious ten dollar bills. Three convicts confessed, naming a fourth man still imprisoned, with the gang allegedly circulating the money in the San Francisco Bay area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Quentin
Calif
Bed
San Quentin Prison
San Francisco Bay Area
Secret Service
Foremen Training Programs Grow in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports rising industry interest in foreman training. Eleven hundred seven foremen enrolled in seven districts last year. Programs are run mainly in plants with instruction coordinated by The Pennsylvania State College Extension Service. Districts include Irton Coatesville East Deer Erie Mundall New Kensington Philadelphia Tyrone Waynesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania State College
Irton
Coatesville
East Deer Township
Erie
Mundall
New Kensington
Philadelphia
Market Gossip on dollar strength and gold bloc fate
United Press reports foreign view that the U S dollar is stronger while the gold bloc faces renewed uncertainty. A French devaluation jitters and gold flows to China affect markets, with traders hedging on silver and awaiting treasury moves that could end current policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
NW York
United States
China
Treasury
Novy
Great Britain
London
Treasury Department
Hove
Copper shares lead. copper price hike eyed tomorrow
New York trading today saw copper shares advance on news Phelps Dodge Corp will raise copper prices tomorrow, lifting mood as stocks eased and bonds and grains firmed. The dollar slipped in foreign exchange. cotton futures rose, with early gains signaling renewed strength since 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phelps Dodge Corporation
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FBI
Perth
Meriling
James Caghey
Pat
June Travis
Federal Deposit 19S, Corp
Washington, D. C
H. L. Thayer
Torpedo, Pa
K. 8
Durham
East Main Street
N. J. Fab. U—rs
Marguerite Dolbow
Norman Driscoll
Harry
Yakima, Wash
Yakima High School
Clarence Zimmerman
Morton’s
Jackson
Health Club
Armant
Tbs
Morton's Cash Grocery
Eric Ci
Nash
Lafayette
Pontiac Dodge
Oldsmobile Hudson
Postale
Chrysler Packard
Graham DeSoto
Nash and
Erie County
Fairview
Girard
Boston
Studebaki
Fred Mixer
V. &. Phillips
Glenn Gaffreau
Ralph Ely
John Rickers
John Voller
America
John Wiggers
First Avenue
Yaoundeville
Chevrolet
Dakotas
Member
Federal Reserve System
American Can
American Locomotive
American Smelters
American T & T
Anaconda
Atlantic
Auburn
Bethleham Steel
Bendix Aviation
Curtiss-Wright C&o
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Continental Can
General Electric
General Motors International Nickel
Kennevot
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Penna AR Pure Oiis
Radio _ Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil
Calis Standard Oij
Studebaker
Texas
Seatchited
Lone Star Gas West Pub
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