Erie Attorney's Son Hurts in Head-On Crash
Charles H English Jr son Ted English 24 and Richard Anglist 21 injured in Delaware crash on Du Pont highway three miles south of Wilmington. Ted in serious condition with skull fracture and possible internal injuries. Crowell and Poglish Philadelphia students hurt. truck driver minor injuries. truck rammed center to avoid workers. English couple flew home by airplane from Erie.
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Erie
Ted
Richard Anglist
Charles H. English
Rie
Delaware Hospital
Wilmington
Del
du Pont
English
Poglish
W. Crowell
Philadelphia
University of Penmylvania
Crowell
Barnhurst
English Tefl Bele
Pett Erie
Yale economist Professor Fisher on Glass-Steagall bill
Yale economist Professor Fisher predicts passage of the Glass-Steagall credit expansion bill will mark a turning point for the economy. He argues the measure could revive business by enabling the Federal Reserve to regulate currency volume, though he notes the dollar’s overvaluation has hindered recovery.
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Fisher
Yale
Congress
Federal ‘Reserve System
Picadilli Hill School Notes and Sunday Review
A Friday night program at Picadilli Hill School House featured patriotic songs, violin duets by Jack Studson and Cecil Ross, and a reading by Cecil Ross. Neighborly socializing followed with candy and popcorn. Sunday messages by World War veterans Mr Jewell and Mr Ross complemented the patriotic theme.
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Picadilli Hill
Walsh
Jack Studs Son
Cecil Ross
Harvey
Sunnday
Jewell
Ross
Lily
National Guard
Piccadillic
Warren County
Dinner Ross
Costly Schools Face Pressure to Trim Curricula
Dr. Kiem Sehmid, USC president, told the National Education Association meeting in Washington that rising maintenance and operation costs are the main burden on schools, not instruction. He urged directors to act within state codes to cut costs and avoid paternal federal-like control, noting possible independent action by boards with proper interpretations.
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Kiem Sehmid
University of Southern California
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
Washington
Klein Schmid
Keitchen
Manger
Journal
Brown
Haye
Dewey
School budget cuts urged to save services
The piece argues that schools can continue summer programs and maintain core functions by reducing administration and trimming waste. It warns of petty behavior by the superintendent and notes a Corry district committee report diverging from the board, suggesting fear of tax cuts.
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Corty
Twenty Years Ago From Corry Journal February 24 1912
William L. Darling dies at West Wayne street home. Silver wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs John Swanson celebrated by many friends. School tax levy figures set by county commissioners with total valuation 2 172377. Corry High sophomores sleigh ride to Carrier farm near Columbus. J Beck moves photography business to 38 East South street with Frank Lillie. Glenn Ganffresa hosts a surprise shower at Grove street home with Baptist church group. Boys of Woodcraft auxiliary organized. officers named Spicer McLean LaPaze Lillie Spicer Boland Lacay Scott. Corry High basketball heads to Erie for game with Erie High. Clart Pain returns from Titusville with Municipal Club team.
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John Swanson
East South Street
Glenn Ganffresa
Grove Street
Young People’s Society of the Baptist Church
Boys of Woodcreft
D. Spicer
Lynn McLean
Paul LaPaze
Harry Spicer
Francis Boland
William Lacay
Dewey Scott
Questioning Corry’s First Sermon and Regional Details
A fragmented reader prompt asks who preached the first sermon in Corry and seeks details on Kalimbo Falls height in Africa, the opening date of Welland Canada, Wisconsin's current governor, and the bonded indebtedness of Corry Puntio Schools. It also cites a quote about beauty in language and directs turn to page 7.
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Corry
Kalimbo Falls
Jazz band leader fails in Seattle primary
Vic Meyers, a lighthearted mayoral candidate, finished sixth in Seattle’s primary election. John F. Dore and Mayor Robert H. Harlin led the field, with Dore at 22,389 votes and Harlin at 11,205. Meyers campaigned on quirky pledges such as hostesses on street cars and free cracked ice for early riders.
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Seattle
Wash
Vic Meyers
John F. Dore
Land
Robert H. Harlin
Meyers
Dore
Harlin
Two Deer Struck By Cars Near Salina on Burns Hill
Two deer were hit by vehicles within eight hours on the Lakest0-Sea Highway near Salina. One deer fled into the woods. the other was tracked by game warden James Hall and shot. A driver Fred Perry and another driver unidentified both struck deer, inflicting minor car damage and causing the animals to flee.
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OS City
Salina
James Hall
Seneca
Burns’ Hill
Hall
Fred Perry
Cornplanter Run
Perry
Re-sentence push in Jamestown case seeks recall
Jamin Herrick, attorney for Frank Harns, asks Justice Mac Gregor to reorder Tabone’s four to eight year term for trill ing offenses. He contends misrepresentations by the District Attorney’s office void the sentence and urges action by the governor or court to address the alleged improprieties. Herrick cites claims that witnesses existed and that the Harns family had relocated to California with no updates on trial readiness.
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Jamestown
Jermin Herrick
Frank Harns
Justice MacGregor
Joseph Tabone
Theodore Harns
District Attorney's Department
Roozevell
Herrick
Doln S- Leonard
Tom
Leonard
Harns
California
Community church to host school play Thursday
Columbus News Notes reports that the village schools will present an entertainment Thursday evening at the Community church. The grades perform a play titled Another Washington and the High school presents Truth for a Day. Nelson Trisket visits Arcade New York on business. Mrs Lelia Messenger is ill at her son's home. Mr and Mrs Quinn Smith of Warren were Sunday guests of the Trisket family.
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Columbus
Washington
Nelson Trisket
Arcade
N.Y
Lelia Messenger
Paut
Trisket
Quinn Smith
Warren
Hers, O Brine Hears From Kidnapped Husband
Mrs Forest O Brine widow said police her husband, reported kidnapped, had phoned to say he was safe. He gave no location or details. Police, who earlier expected his return, ended the investigation as her statements remained unclear and inconsistent.
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Ry United Press
ST. Louis
Forest O'Brine
Endurance Record
Met
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Chas. H. English
Wilmington Hospital
Probe Sanity School
North East
Brie
Dra
Felix Shim Wert
Daniel Kramer
Erle County Court
Margaret Griswold
Dorth
Asst
Burton Lab
Vineyard
B. Division Street
Ite
New Castle
William L. Darling
West Wayne Street
Corry High School
Carrier Farm
Taylor's
J. ©. Beck
North Center Street
Frank Lillie
Corry ‘High
Erie High
Clart Pain
Titusville
Municipila
Amersonal Finance
Beneficial
Leary Society
ORRY
Mage
United Press
Poe
Oil City
Tabone
Columbus ‘News
O’brine
Vick
Tech
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Holgate Brothers Co
Kane, Pennsylvania
Citizens National
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