Delaware River Near Flood Stage in Philadelphia Area
Rain and melting snow pushed the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers toward flood stage near Philadelphia as sewers overflowed into streets. Deputy Marshal Henry Meyers holds Earl Wooden Leg Harpin’s $600 wooden leg bond in Omaha. Harpin is accused of abducting a Missouri sheriff.
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Delaware River
Philadelphia
Delaware
Schuylkill
Wooden Leg
Omaha
Henry Meyers
Earl Wooden Leg
Harpin
Missouri
Meyers
Personal mentions of Corry residents travel and visitors
A string of short notes records local residents visiting or returning from trips and holidays. Miss Sarah McGrannahan of Kany leaves for Allegheny College Meadville. Mrs Flora Bement ill in Gowanda. Miss Frances Blair on business to Warren. Prof RC Barth visits Corry. several groups in town for family events and illnesses. departures to Erie Warren Akron Waynesboro and Balston Spa. relatives in Meadsyle Syracuse Windber Rochester Buffalo.
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Sarah McGrannahan
Kany
Jeannette Colegrove
Meadville
Allegheny College
McGranahan
W. A. McGrawmahan
Corry
W. H. DeJean
Don DeJean
Dimner Bogett
Warren
Ruppersberger
Euclid Street
Glenn Group
Erie
Charles Loveland
Endicott
N. Y
Clint Clifford
Alcon
Joseph McGrath
Corty
Buffalo
Licille Murray
City
Mott Street
Balston Spa
B. Longshore
Elizabeth Kinley
Syracuse
W. W. Myers
Girard
Atlanta
Beatrice Shaffer
Windber
Betty Titus
Shefield
Francis Blair
W. H. Ranch
A. A. Merker
Nellie Merker
Arthur J. Schau
Rochester
Herbert Merker
Virginia Smith
Meadysle
Mabel Berry
R. M
Bufalo
Tobacco Road play faces Catholic protest in Erie
In Erie a Catholic group objects to the January 11 staging of Tobacco Road calling it a grave menace to youth and a breach of faith with Catholics. The Lake Shore Visitor article notes the Diocesan Legion of Decency and Erie ministers weighing action, while Mayor-elect Barber and Mayor Rossiter decline immediate steps.
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United Press Pria
Tobacco Road
Lake Shore
Pather McManaman
Legion of Decency
Erie
Erie Ministerial Association
James P. Rossiter
Teakes
Theming
Charles R. Barber
Quick Thinking Saves Passengers on Trolley
Philadelphia tale recounts Clifford Nolan aged 4 who broke a rear window as a blazing trolley car ignited. He jumped to safety and helped others escape, aiding many of the 24 riders. Nolan suffered cuts and bruises and a welted back. six others were treated at a hospital.
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United Press Philadelphia
Clifford Nolan
Nolay
Touhy Arraigned in Chicago for Removal Hearing
Tommy Touly was brought before U S Commissioner Edwin K Walter for a removal hearing to ship him from Minneapolis to face mail robbery charges.
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Touhy
United Press
Shigago
Tommy
Touly
United States
Edwin K. Walter
Minneapolis
Supreme Court Casts Shadow Over New Deal
Washington scene as the Supreme Court faces cases that could alter the New Deal program for 1936. A key AAA case may force revisions to processing taxing, parity prices, and farm relief, influencing lawmakers as elections loom and potentially prompting constitutional debate.
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Supreme Court
NEW Deal
John A Reichmann
United Press
Washington
Supreme Courts
White Marble
Roosevelt
Owan Barbers 70 Years Independence Tribute
A fragment notes Ta barbering in a sacred tribute to Napoleon Blondin. Blondin, son of a Paris wig-maker, began barbering as a child and at 85 remains a busy operator in the trade.
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OWAN
Napoleon Blondin
Paris
France
Blondin
Missionary from Borneo to Speak in City
Rev. C Russell Deibler of the Christian and Missionary Alliance will speak at 7 45 p m at downtown church The elder missionary describes his work among Dyaks headhunters including a preserved human head He notes that despite dangers the aim is to convert savages to Christianity and gain cooperation from locals The service offers a rare chance to hear from a pioneer missionary tonight at 7 40 p m
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C. Russell Deibler
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Deibler
Alliance
Borneo
Dethier
Erie contractor low on Potter Co road
Harrisburg January 8 bids opened for 11 road jobs costing about 133000. Unofficial low bidder Charles H Fry Construction Co of Drie offered 24001 for 0.5 mile bituminous surface on native stone base and a reinforced concrete structure on Route 238 Helstin township Potter County. Three bids submitted, project part of 9 million federal highway works schedule.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Siste
Charles H. Fry
New City Council Reorganization Planned for Monday
Reports say the incoming city council will reorganize Monday with Nichols likely retaining the street department and Weaver expected to head parks and property after Frank Heath retires. The move is seen as diminishing the Miller bloc, though exact changes remain uncertain. In unrelated news, the body of 21 year old Fred Itchek was found near Allegheny Valley Hospital, with investigators to determine whether suicide or homicide occurred.
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Nichols
Weaver
Bureau of Parks and Property
Frank L. Heath
Council
Miller Bloc
Woops Tarentum
Fred Itchek
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Allegheny County
Natrona Heights Iiling Station
Stock Market Rally Uplifts Trading as Congress Reassembles
The New York market opens the year with gains as traders expect continued strength and speculate on a Supreme Court decision affecting AAA, enquanto President Roosevelt’s address looms. Banks report rising deposits, signaling confidence. select stocks like Pennsylvania-Dixie cement and Lee Rubber advance.Closing prices list many industrials, utilities, and transport shares staged for potential gains ahead of congressional action.
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Elmer G. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Supreme Court
AAA
NRA
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement
Lee Rubber
Lee
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Gil
Texas
Notice to Dog Owners of City 4
A notice warns Corry residents about dogs running at large causing property damage and scaring children. It cites sections of the Pennsylvania Dog Law empowering police to seize dogs found at large and requiring owners to confine or control dogs between sunset and sunrise. CLEN MILLER Mayo signed the notice.
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Corry
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Clen Miller
Mayo
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