Town Notes and Local Happenings in Corry and Nearby
The item highlights Elmer C. Carrier Post planning a summer rally drawing Legionnaires from northwestern Pennsylvania and western New York with drum corps and bands. It notes a training school for constables under Emergency Relief, Workforce changes at Corry-dames Town Manufacturing, icy streets and protests, and D A Hillstrom stepping down after twelve years on the Board of Education. Additional items cover Zu lifting watergate, Hauptmann case defenses, local liquor law violations, a new West South Street addition, slot machine raids, hospital rumors, and weather outlook with a cold week ahead.
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Elmer C. Carrier Post
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Lso
Erie County Court
West South Street
Py City
Wis
Miller
Chiato
Burlingame
Peti ml
Charles Brockman
Corr: Hospital
H. J. Laneh
Meadvilne Production Credit Association
Thiel
Lill Myers
Cory High
Anihanudiol
Panther
Senoras Te Foorwll
Wildlife Report Reveals Allegheny Forest Population
The 1934 wildlife report for Allegheny National Forest, prepared by Forest Supervisor Gordon F. Salmond, details deer, rabbit, squirrel, and other wildlife populations across Warren, McKean, Forest, and Elk counties. It notes deer densities, hunting totals, and plans to improve food and cover, with cooperative efforts from the State Fish and Game Commissioners and the Biological Survey to enhance beaver habitats and migratory waterfowl refuges.
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Alegheny National Forest
Gordon F. Salmond
Allegheny National Crest
Warren, McKean
Forest
Gis
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Mariville
Bureau of Biological Survey
Biological
State Game Commission
State Fish and Game Commissioners
The
Biological Survey
US 8. Forest Service
Allegheny National Forest
State Fish Commission
Instruments May Tell Story of Ozone Layer
Rochester announces completion of two delicate spectrographs to study the ozone layer aboard a National Geographic Society Army Air Corps balloon. Barsh & Lomb will build the instruments at their Laboratory. Captain Albert W. Stevens will lead the flight, with McKnew of the National Geographic Society confirming the plan for a larger balloon and helium use for safety.
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Rochester
N.Y
Army Air Corps
National Geographic Society
Barseh & Lomb Company Laboratories
Bausch
Lomb
Thomas W. Ms Knew
MeIcney
Albert W. Stevens
U.S. Army
McKnew
Stevens
Gustave Fassiti
Rare Painting Found in Utica Despite High Offer
In Utica a painting found during the Louis Lawrence residence demolition is believed to be an 17th or 18th century French or Italian master work. Frank B. Guilio, a real estate manager, purchased it for a nominal sum after dirt was removed revealing a near pristine state and a latin features woman with a child. Experts in Syracuse and New York City date the piece over 200 years old though the signature could not be restored. Gialillo reports high exhibition interest from art agencies.
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Utica
Frank B. Gualile
Louis Lawrence
Guilillo
Syracuse
New York City
Gialillo
Twenty Rides Ice Cake on French Creek
Residents of the French Creek colony sought shelter on a large ice cake in the creek above the bridge when the ice pack broke loose. The cake swept downstream toward the old mill dam as passersby watched from Thirteenth Street bridge. no emergency call was made and the residents planned to land near Tenth Street and swim home later.
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Smanklin
French Creek
French Creek Bridge
Thirteenth Street Bridge
10Th Street
Auto Officials Await Ruling on Signboards
National highway leaders await the U S Supreme Court ruling on Massachusetts outdoor advertising regulations. AAA President Thomas P Henry calls the case a landmark with wide highway implications, balancing commerce with safety and pleasant travel. The decision comments affect 16 suits challenging Massachusetts Public Works rules under a constitutional amendment allowing regulation of advertising on public ways and private land within public view.
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United Press
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Thomas P. Henry
American Automobile Association
High Tribunal
Henry Uvelared
Iind
Massachusetts Department of Public Works
Tax implications of corporate reorganizations and stock exchanges
The article outlines income tax rules for stock swaps in reorganizations and recapitalizations, noting no gain or loss is recognized when exchanging stock for stock between reorganizing corporations. It discusses changes from older acts, definitions of reorganization, and treatment of distributions, gains, or losses under sections 112 and related provisions.
Turks plan theatricals in Ankara to train Turkish actors
In Ankara a Turkish theatrical school will be formed to create a body of Turkish actors and actresses, ballet dancers and operatic singers. In Shenandoah Pennsylvania a pig bit a butcher named William Bowman as he prepared to slit a pig’s throat, and Bowman quipped that the pig got the last bite.
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Turks Plan Theatricals
Istanbul
Ankara
Shenandoah
William Bowman
Bowman
Bowmitn
Kane to Adopt Azalea Year in Kane
Kane Garden Club members announced the azalea as the community plant of the year at their first meeting. The group plans a citywide campaign to purchase and distribute azaleas, aiming to have the majority of homes with the shrub.
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Kane
Kang
Kane Garden Club
Civ
Minnie Armstrong
Montis
Tmnpaiee
Hamos
Azatex
Parked Car Interferes With Train Collision
A car parked near the New York Central tracks on 44th street was struck by an eastbound passenger train after eight on Thursday night. The vehicle owned by Mr and Mrs C L McCartney of Rocky Grove was damaged beyond use. The auto stood on the west side of Forteenth street where Veralosts tracks intersect the street. The crew saw the car as the train approached but engineer Cassidy could not stop in time.
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Thie Auto
Campaigns Use Slogan Amid Community Debate
Derided by many in the community and amid ongoing talk, supporters adopted a campaign slogan urging Kane to transform the area into the Flower City of the Alleghenies.
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Fiisven
Tey Jr Mialeing
K Uheir
Kane
Aleghenies
Scarlet fever epidemic at Kearsarge area reported
ERM, Feb 16 an epidemic of scarlet fever near Kearsarge is under central control. Eight cases remain under quarantine as of Friday. Over a six week period since Christmas, many cases were reported. two teachers from Miller township, Miss MacAllister and Mrs. Reed, are hospitalized at Lakeview. Despite calls to close the school, the State Health Department advised against it to improve monitoring.
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Bin
Central
Ds R
Miller
Ruth Reads
Kearsargents
MacAllister
Reed
Lakeview Hospital
State Health Department
Seek Warren Check Forger
Warren Feb 16. Police solicit cooperation of merchants and service stations to catch a man passing bad checks. Four checks for 18.50 each cashed, with one drawn on ines Frazier residence Fourth Avenue. Suspected accomplice a woman may be involved.
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Warren
Wietim
Ines
Frazier
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Youngsville
Syweling
Brie
Walter Swantek
Corry-Jamestown
City Baseball League
Gus Schlauderber
Erie
Erie County Relief Board
Mary Gra- Laan
Health Fund
Allegheny National
Superi
U. S. Army
U.S. Supreme Court
Hildegarde Lasell
Boston
New York
Alma Grayce Miller
Meadville
Corry
Miss Lasell
Perry
Haines
Kearsarge
Ashtabula
Charles B. Bellen
Been & Mail
Post Office Department
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center St
Corry, Penn
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