Pinchot Reed Spar In Bitter Senate Primary Clash
In Harrisburg Governor Gifford Pinchot and Senator David A Reed clash as they launch their Republican race for the U S Senate. Pinchot denounces Reed as unscrupulous and a common scald while Reed accuses Pinchot of promoting a political machine and personal abuse. Both vow further attacks as campaigns begin in Pennsylvania ahead of the May primary.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
David A. Reed
United Sates Senate
Pennsylvania
Reed Altellm
New York
Keystone
Reed
Washington
Piachatagin
States Senate
Pinechot
Eight Die in Crash of Air Liner Postmaster General Farley Testimony
Eight people died when an air liner crashed as Postmaster General James A Farley testified before a Senate committee investigating airmail contracts in Washington He asserted no collusion since taking office and denied Brown's claim of a personal remark about Senator Hugo Black Alabama chairman of the committee.
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James. A. Farley
Senate
Washington
Farley
Walter F. Brown
Hugo L. Black
Alaama
Senate Committee
Death Claims Corry Resident Mark J Fullom
Mark J Fullom, 41, lifelong Corry resident, died after an emergency operation for appendicitis at Corry hospital. A WWI veteran and former deputy coroner, he worked with Alexander & Co and was active in fraternal groups including the American Legion and Marine Protection Lodge. Survived by his father Owen Fulton, funeral at Alexander Company on Thursday at 2:30 p.m. with full military honors at Beaverdam Cemetery.
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Marke J. Pullom
Corry
Corry Hospital
Fullam
Beaverdam
Camp Lee
St.Paul
Minn
Beig
Alexander & Co
Fullum
B. P. ©. Biles
American Legion
Marine Protection Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Tretlows
Stanford Hose Company
Marl Pullom
Owen Fulton
North Center Street
Alexanders Company
Perry P. Haines
First Methodist Mpiscopal
Beaverdam Cemetery
Higher wages shorter hours new NRA coal
Compact items outline proposed gains from a new NRA code including higher wages and shorter hours, uniform area classifications for north south differentials, further hourly reductions, protection against monopoly control of small enterprise, improved complaint handling, code administration safeguards against racketeering, adequate oversight and consumer representation, and uniform code authority mechanisms for labor disputes.
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NRA
Enuimieu
Variauy Wader
Quash Indictment Against Three Toms at Monaca Clio
Pittsburgh Feb 27 The indictment charging the three Toms Ton Dolan Tom Coyne and Tom Goslin owners of the Monaca Clio gambling house with violating state liquor laws was quashed by Judge George V More due to repeal of the 14th amendment and the state liquor law. The trio face separate gambling charges arising from the club's operations.
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Waited Frese
Pittsburgh
Monaca Clio
Oakland
Allegheny
George V
Sidus GoUrt
Ton Dolan
Tomi Coyne
James J. Coyne
Tom Goslin
Torald Om
88th Birthday Celebrated by Local Resident at North Center Street
A local resident Ernst Keppel quietly celebrates his 88th birthday at his home on North Center Street with Deputy W. H. Porter assisting income tax payers at the post office building. He plans to move to Union City to offer similar tax help Wednesday and Thursday. Governor Pinchot endorses observing National Woman's Week March 15 to 17, noting Pennsylvania's advancement of women in public affairs with two women cabinet members. Charles B. McArthur named state mattress inspector for the Erie district by Governor Pinchot, succeeding Harold Shreve. The PA advisory board meets in Harrisburg to dispose of pending applications for public works funds. Antler Bowling League members enjoy a social at The Club with a special game between Elks and Stanford Hose Co. Stanford Hose Co. wins.
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W. H. Porter
Union City
Pinghot
Pennsylvania
Charles B. McArthur
Washington Place
Hne
Harold Shreve
Tinion City
Dell Darling
McArthur
Gifford Pinchot
Erie Times
Pennsylvania PA Advisory Board
Harrisburg
State
Antler
Thc
Elks
Stanford Hose Co
Meadville Judge to rule on Snyder Armstrong act sentence
Meadville February 27 The su serio cout of Pennsylvania will ask if a county Judge may ath sentence persons convicted under the defunct Snyder Armstrong act. Judge sentenced Frank Caravella of Meadville to day in 400 fine and to serve from six months to a year in the Allegheny county workhouse. Caravella's attorneys announced they would appeal, contending the act is not in force so he could not be sentenced for serious crime.
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Meadville
Suserio Cout
Pennsylvania
Frank Caravella
McTse
Allegheny County Worldhouse
Caravella
Joseph ‘Thomas
Meldville
Edward Petrillo
Bri
75 Painters to Be Given Work for Two Months
About seventy five painters and related crafts workers will be employed for two months under OWA projects to redecorate and improve Corry Public Schools. John A. Lanston will supervise the job, with resumption at the Senior High School. work also planned for elementary buildings. Wages set at 75 cents per hour, 20 hour weeks, through May 1.
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OWA
Corry
John A. Lanston
Erie
Former Corry Resident Dies
Mrs. Orrin Kinney of 718 West Wayne Street reports the death of her mother Mrs. Vincent Hoerbelt at her home 172 Colorado Street Buffalo New York. Hoerbelt had been ill for years and left Corry with her family about two years ago. She is survived by her husband one son and six daughters. Burial will be held in Buffalo Thursday morning.
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Orrin Kinney
West
Wayne Street
Vincent, Hoerbelt
Colorado Street
Buffa—lo
Hoerbelt
Corry
Buffalo
Early eighteenth century term for flappers and luspers
Fragmentary note describes early use of the term they are flappers or luspers for young ducks. It mentions shameful behavior and wires, suggesting a misprint or oblique reference to fashion or habit in a historical context. The readable portion shows a rough discussion of terminology and social casting.
Eastern Star Benefit Card Party in Corry City
Ms way axppey and Mrs Hoover, with Charlotte Walter, organize a PeneBt card party for Corry City Chapter, Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple. Auction tables, contract bridge and play begin 8:20 PM, 8:30 PM goal for start, with refreshments and 7:30 PM lodge session for members.
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Way Axppey
Meses Sa Rent Hoover
Charlotte Walter
Corry City
Order of Astern Star
Masonic Temple
Asist
Social spar at Rome party hosts dainty gifts
In a lively social spar, Elizabeth hosts a seventh birthday gathering with dainty gifts for her mother and guests. Mr and Mrs are noted, with Perry Bixby and Frank Platt mentioned as attendees while the event centers on home hospitality and a Sunday dinner.
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Rome
Fragmentary note on a family gathering and local scene
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and places in a domestic setting. It references home life, a church, and relatives uncertainly, with scattered names such as Mr and Mrs and a reference to a location near a church. The readable content is too incomplete to identify a clear event or outcome.
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