France Continues Work On Greatest Ocean Liner
The French line keeps building the giant liner T-6 the super Te de France despite Britain's halt. Riveting 50 tons of steel daily 1500 workers at work. hull plated to D deck. 1020 feet long 117 feet wide and 160000 hp engines. cost 770000000 francs. ready 1934. The Champlain motor liner in nearby basin will deliver May 10 to run Le Havre New York.
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France
Great Britain
Britain
Champlain
le Havre
New York
Tts
New Plan Aids State College Needy Students
Eleven students at State College avoid dropping out this term thanks to a new fund created by a one dollar parental contribution drive. About one thousand parents joined within two weeks of letters to 4600 people, supporting a loan-like fund to keep students in courses. The effort hopes to grow as more donations come in.
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State College
State College Parents’ Association
Penn State Parents’ Association
Twenty Years Ago Journal Files February 16 1912
The Times notes mournful and social items from 1912. J Wales founder of Home Protection Lodge dies at his West Pleasant street home in his 82nd year. Woodmen of the World secure a ten year Jesse on the Traction building third floor south side. Ed Smith dies in Philadelphia. Dr. A L Smith’s uncle. Lilian Morgaridge injures right index finger in a door jam. Union City Elks and friends travel to Corry by special train to see Elks’ new home. Charles Craker of Arcade visits his mother and brothers in the city. I T Payne returns from Lock Haven on business. Madame X company transfers to Warren after last week’s production.
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J. ©. Wales
Home Protection Lodge
West Pleasant Street
Woodmen of the World
Traction
Union City
Corry Baptist Church Establishment Date Question
The item lists questions about local history. It asks when the Baptist church was established in Corry, the capital of North Carolina, the Panama Canal opening, the current California governor, the local school plan, and the author of a biblical phrase.
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Corry
North Carolina
Panama Canal
California
Tur
Family fight ends with pop bottle in law case
Albert Law, a 28 year old Gurney Hill resident, was jailed on a warrant for aggravated assault and battery following a family dispute with his 80 year old father Charles Law. Relatives intervened, a sister used a pop bottle on Albert, and he was left in a state described as concussed before police intervened for a hearing. In Pittsburgh, action backing lower public utility rates proceeded in multiple Allegheny county areas with Duquesne council, Washington Heights Board of Trade, and Squirrel Hill Board of Trade voting to join the effort led by the Fair Rate Association. About 400 attendees heard A B Davidson outline aims at a West End meeting.
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Tranklin
Albert Law
Gurney Hill
Clayston E. Warren
Albert
Law
Gene Tunney
Warren
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Duquesne
Washington Heights
Forged Registration for Alien Brings Arrest
Pittsburgh report from United Press says Crist CG Todorovich Wilcox Bitcounty Paw was sentenced in federal court to three months in jail for filing a false affidavit on an alien registry application. The government says Todorovich entered the country at Detroit in 1997 and claimed entry at New York in 2015.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Crist
Todorovich
Wilcox
Paw
Detroit
New York
Aged Woman Dies By Hanging in Jamestown Home
An 82 year old woman, Ida B. Gardner, hanged herself using two wrapped strands of ordinary string in the Stowe home, while alone. Her granddaughter Lilyan Stowe found the body at six after visiting elsewhere. the case is treated as a possible mental impairment by authorities.
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Jamestown
Ida B. Gardner
Edith Stowe
Stow
Stowe
D'Cock
Misa Lilllian Stowe
Gardner
Trapper Logue to Lead Pennsylvania Predatory Animal Tour
Chauncey Logue veteran trapper with the game commission will depart for West Virginia to conduct a multi day instruction tour. The trip centers on demonstrating Pennsylvania's predatory animal control system at the request of West Virginia's fish game and forestry commission.
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Harrisburg
Chauncey Logue
The
Game Commission
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Logue
Fish, Game and Derestry Commission
666 Colds Remedy Tablets and Salve Claim
An advertisement touts 666 Liquid Tablets and 656 Salve as a complete and effective treatment for colds. It promotes internal use of the liquid or tablets and external use of the salve, branding the product as among the speediest remedies known.
Mayville Hotel Struck By Major Fire Damages
Mayville locality reports a severe blaze at the Lake View Hotel near the Pennsylvania Railroad station Monday afternoon around 2:10. Fire department response followed a neighbor spotting smoke and alarms were raised by residents next door. The inn is owned by Mrs. EB Loveless and insurance coverage was discussed as investigators assess damage to the upper rear area.
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Mayville
Lake View
Pennsylvania
Hugh
Russ
Buffalo
EB. W. Loveless
MEW
Lake View Hotel
Vermont Woman Club Speaker Delights Corry Audience
Miss Laura McMullen of Vermont lectures this evening at the Corry Woman's Club on Building a Personality. She arrives from Erie with Mrs. Ramsey Burton for her first Corry club visit. Mrs. B A Lindsay of Warren speaks at a luncheon meeting of the Gorry club at noon at the Hotel Corry on Why of Modern Life. Mrs. G T Kincaid directs reservations.
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Laura McMullen
Spea
Woman's Club
Vermont
Corry
G. T. Kincaid
Reserva Sons
Arrest Warren Man for Liquor Violation
Warren, Feb 16 Prank Micel reputed owner of East Sida Spaghetti House was arrested by a raiding party after they found 20 pints and two one half pint bottles of alleged liquor on the premises Angelo Ciricone of Itate was also arrested but later released by the District Attorney Micel remains jailed in default of $1000 bail to await the March term of court on charges of unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor while Ciricone was released with charges withdrawn and Carbone once owner noted as having no involvement in the events of the visit.
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Warren
Micel
East Sida
Penmayivanian Avenue
Hast
Haein
Britton, Eckhardt
Districh
Angelo Ciricone
Itate
Life Women’s Club Dinner at Phoenix Restaurant
The February social meeting of Life Women’s Club held at the Phoenix restaurant served a roast pork dinner to thirty-one members at 7 o’clock. The transportation committee led by Ruth Hoenes organized the event with Exina Blanchard Clara Cullen Anna Kovalehne and Ethel Mathews assisting. The club planned a fundraiser for the corps relief fund and other local civic initiatives. Awards were given to the six highest scorers after the entertaining Hokum segment.
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Life
Cory ‘Business and Professioaal Women’s Club
Phoenix
Transortation
Ruth Hoenes
Exina Blanchard
Clara Cullen
Anna Kovalehne
Ethel Mathews
Corty Relief Fund
Dr Reich to Open Services at Corry Baptist Church
Dr Max Rete of Philadelphia will lead special services at Corry Baptist Church this week, evenings at 7 30. Born in Germany to Orthodox Jewish parents, he grew up in Fingland and converted at 18 in London. He came to the United States at 20, became a pioneer evangelist in Michigan and the West, married, traveled to England, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and France, and has been based in Philadelphia since 1915. He helped found the Hebrew Christian Alliance of America and served as its president five times. The public is invited to attend.
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Max Rete
Philadelphia
Corry
Reich
Germany
Fingland
London
United States
Michigan
Teliawa
England
Norway
Sweden
Union City Woman Found Dead in Home
Union City Mrs. Alice Marsh a 70 year old of 18 Grant street was found dead in bed Monday morning according to Coroner Walter C. Stroble. He ruled death from apoplexy after investigation. She left a husband GD Marsh and a sister. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Erie
Alice Marsh
Grant Street
Union City
Walter C. Stroble
Marsh
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