Five Core Team Triumphs In Close Local Match
An uneven contest featured Five Core eam har vests against a varied lineup with otters and unity rep. Crass led the locals as Cross contributed strong scoring while fouls affected both sides. Final key plays determined the outcome amid tense defense and late theater.
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Taitt
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Crossigh
Watenford
Claims for Old Age Insurance Mount Rapidly in January
Social Security Board reports January claims for old age insurance rose daily with 23 638 claimants certified and 745 601 dollars paid. Average payment 81.88, largest single payment 525, largest death claim 420. New York led in total money. New Jersey had highest average. total certified since program began 2 023 207 to 76 775 claimants.
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Social Security Board
H. @& Hoover
Erie
Wield
Crawford
Warren
McKean
Potter Councis
Pennsylvania
Iatem Pilmiber
New York
New Jersey
Reso
Film of Moscow reveals changes in capital and canal
A film titled Moscowh The production of one film Moscow shows the transformations within the capital of the Soviet Union. It documents construction work and the Moscow Volga canal along with related changes in the city.
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Moscow
State Chamber Business Leaders Store Up Plans in Harrisburg
Pennsylvania business leaders from chambers of commerce meet in Harrisburg to map policy for the 21st annual convention. Key speakers include Arthur W Howe Sr and Walter Puller, with talks on corporate taxes, public assistance, and federal industry legislation. Eighteen directors will be elected at the Wednesday session.
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Civlgdtes
Tace Chambers
Scammerce
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Arman Messing
PermayWania State Chamber of Commerce
W. , Arthur
Talon, Inc
Meadville
State Chamber of Commerce
Ernest J. Poule
Reading
Busi- Megs
State Chamber
George B. Wellick
Boston
Northhampton County Business Council
James K. Shields
Erie Chamber of Cammerce
Col. J. A. Reninger
Allentstwn
Clarence TL. Turner
Philadelphis
Certified Public Accountant
Coram
Arthur W. Howe, Sr
Harle
Commonwealth
Walter ©. Puller
Curtis Publishing Company
Paladelphia
Astiuster
John W.o'leary
Execative
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Glenn F. Griswold
Mellin-Hill Publishing Company
New York City
Jamey A. Emery Genstal
National Association of Manufacturers
Walter Gordon Meritt
Prabeat
J. Poole
Reatng
Motorists File Proof of Ability to Pay
During 1937 Secretary J Griffith Boarmnim said 27,000 motorists sought proof of financial responsibility to regain licenses and 12,503 renewed proof to keep licenses. Also 149 had proof cancelled and 788 relieved. proof requires cash or insurance for suspended licenses or those with unsatisfied judgments or bad records.
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J. Grifith Boarmnim
Meir
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Past Grands Council Meets in Union City
The February meeting of Past Grands Council No. 2 of I. O. O. F. was held in Union City with sixty eight present. A new candidate for Union City was initiated. Councils forming degree teams to perform third degree work across the district, including North East. Harold Shannon and Leroy Dickinson of Lie Corry lodge presided.
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North East
Harold Shannon
Leroy Dickinson
Lie Corry Lodge
Policy racket quiet at Erie as probe pushed
Bre Feb 1 The policy racket here was at a standstill for the first time in more than five years as the numbers betting syndicate suspended business following payoffs linked to New York stock exchange sales. The halt followed a horse-race etching room disturbance on State Street and a robbery at 140 Gate Street. several operators planned to flee to Florida as police hunted the gunmen.
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New York Stock Exchange
Wmionday
State Street
140
Gate Street
Webbery
Charles
Chickie" Gordon Wby
Truck Driver on Trial For Fatal Crash Near Union City
Walter B Long and co defendant faced trial in Crawford county court over the October 16 Tillotson Corners crash near Union City. Prosecution cited zigzag truck driving as cause. Long claimed sleep due to carbon monoxide from a faulty engine gasket. McCarthy car driven by Arhus McCarthy of Titusville tried to avoid collision but was struck on the left side. The case proceeded to the jury after witnesses described the fatal impact.
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Walter B Long
Eric Tricarver
Union City
Ar Hus -McCarthy
Titusville
Erie
McCarthy
Melioway
Tillotson Corners
Former Corry Man Des At Harrisburg
Ellen Laverne Crosby, a former Corry resident of Bear Lake area, died in Harrisburg. Her body will be brought to the Davinon Funeral Home Thursday morning for funeral services at 1 oclock, with burial in Bear Lake cemetery. Rev. H. Ray Harris to officiate.
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Ellen Laverne Crosby
Cobty
Beary Lake
Rosy Jent
Harisburg
Davinon Funeral Home
Bear Lake
Rev
H. Ray Harris
Syndicate raid targets two bookmaking operations
Police led by Sergeant Michael Shea raided the headquarters of two bookmaking syndicates, one on the east side and one on the west side, after tracking the numbers rackets since last month. Detentions and seizures followed the coordinated operation.
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Pallet
Michael Shea
Commandery Program Delighting Members With Musical Numbers
The Clarener Commandery No Knights Premnluy held a regular meeting to serve the monthly dinner to members. A committee led by Mrs. O. M. Howart Mrs. Justice Dearie Mrs. Lloyd Stowe and Mrs. Ralph Pople organized the event. A piano program directed by A Fy Gris-Wold featured Shrine Quartet Carlton Giraffes John Connors Dr HR Mhedesamy Willis Price and a Kiwanis club choir performing several numbers.
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Clarener Commandery
Knights ‘Peymluy
M. Howart
Justice Dearie
Lloyd Stowe
Ralph Pople
A. Fy Gris- Wold
Shrine Quartet
Julie Allerdyce and the Flight to Maryland
Julie Allerdyce in a troubled arc of debt, humiliation, and manipulation. she schemes to escape disgrace through marriage to Paul Desmond as he spirals into drink. In a tense dash to the meadow and a risky plane flight, she uses a wrench to stop him, seeking safety from a collapse of fortune and reputation.
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Stanley Lombard
Merry Yoiané
Barthin
Nancy Lombard
Taalla
Nancy
Julia
Blas
Prine
Wren
Paul
Nona
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Gera
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Pennybrook
Tulie
Faystte
Wall Street
Korea
Santa Anita
Eax
Yale
Stanley
Pirot
BS Br Cnn
Shilavert Pant
Timi
Yim
Sin
Jove
Tver
Maryland
Tuli
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