Weather, crime, and local notices mix in Corry short items
Pansies bloom at Walter Shannon home as week of prayer activities unfold at United Brethren Church with Rev Perry W Haines presiding. Sports notes report a failed burglary attempt on West Church Street. Erie railroad accident kills James Arena of Johnsonburg. Milton Wycoff injured in Salamanca yard fall. post office to issue Calvin Coolidge commemorative stamp proposal. Local weather predictions from Kane expert foretell no real winter weather until May, and spring catalogs begin arriving.
Compensation Board Cleans Up Record Cases
The Workmen's Compensation Board and its referees set a 1932 record by disposing of all signed appeals up to December 5 and all non-oral petitions by year end. Total appeals decided reached 691, far above prior years, with 564 opinions per member on appeals. The board also handled 1875 miscellaneous petitions including lump-sum compensation, counsel fee adjustments, and appointments for minors.
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Workmen's Compensation Board
Bord
Pobtsville
Workmen's Compensation
Pennsylvania
Sion
Sch
Former Judge Brown Dies Suddenl y in Jamestown
Charles H. Brown former Justice of the Supreme Court died suddenly of a heart attack at his Belmont home aged old He lived many years after retiring from the Eighth Judicial District bench December 31 1928 as its dean He is survived by two sons Charles H Brown Jr Niagara Falls City Auditor and Harold S Brown Buffalo law firm member He was a Hoover and Curtis elector for the Congress in November.
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Jamestown
Jan T
Charles H. Brown
Supreme Court
Belmont
Brown
Niagara Falls
Harold S. Brown
Lucl Babcock, Hollister & Brown
Buffalo
Sinrerie Gevirk Heidh
Wiehth Tuadietul
Hoover and
Curtis
Farm Allotment Plan Would Cost a Billion
A voluntary domestic allotment plan proposes an excise tax on processing of wheat cotton tobacco and hogs to restore prewar price levels. Four millers woolen textile and meat industries would pay taxes feeding subsidies to farmers and raising consumer cost. The plan requires 60 percent farmer consent and would run one year unless extended.
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Leslie Eichel
Central Press
United States
Congress of
Agricultural Committee of
House
Horace Bowler
Agricultural Chemical Executive
Secial
Federal
Hheuil
Secretary of Agriculture
Treasury
Marvin Jones
House Agricultural Committee
Hoover
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vlact
M. L. Wilson
Montana
Henry Morgenthau
New York
Progress on Kinzua Road Works Near Kane
Kane June 7 Excellent progress is reported on the Kinzua road project near Kane where a force is grading and laying stone for paving the Kane Kinzua highway. A crew of 11 men works as weather permits, with recent two mile units abandoned then resumed, showing rapid movement toward completion this year.
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Kane—Road
Kane
Kinzua Road
Worl
Kane Kinzud
Orde
State Department of Highways
Kinzia
Diphtheria Fatal to Girl in Union City
One year old Lulu Holder of Union City died Thursday night from diphtheria and pneumonia after a week of illness. She was treated at Hamot Hospital by coroner Dr. W. G. Stroble. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Holder, she leaves a sister. A quarantine funeral was held Friday at Arthur Crowe Funeral Home and burial was in Byengreen Cemetery.
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Rie
Tis
Ighe
Hamot Hospital
Lulu Holder
Union City
W. G. Stroble
Hamat Hospital
Daniel Holder
South Mainst
Arthur
Lake Erie at record low in December
Lake Erie reached a record low December level of 710.9 feet above sea level, a figure not seen since December 1925. The drop was 0.96 feet below the ten year average and 10.4 feet under the 1885 December high. Strong northwest winds blamed by the lake survey office for the unusually low level.
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Buffalo
Lake Erie
Wederal Lake
Sherman Town Officials Grant Salary Reductions at Meeting
At the Sherman annual meeting, town salaries were cut across roles from Justice of the Peace to road workers. Health officer Dr. Hover receives $20 yearly, and C. G. Mundy becomes doyerunester at law rates. The board approved funds for Waits Corners' project and adjustments to prior county positions and indebtedness certificates.
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Sherman
Justice of the Peace
High
Hover
C. G. Mdmundy
Erumerstor
Advent sermon timing and address noted
The record lists sermon times including 10:00 A M 11:00 A M and 6:30 P M along with a midweek service. It mentions names Sun ADVENT Breet and John Boryk with a phone reference 92-1 and an unspecified location.
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Advent
John Boryk
The Opp Monday w The Ladies Day atterne Quite at hoxes
The text is fragmented OCR from a historical page. Readable bits mention a Monday event with ladies and a church setting. Details are unclear but imply a social or religious gathering with unspecified activities.
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Ile
Pits and Roof Event Held at Morning Time
Fragmentary notes show an event labeled The Pits at 10:00 A M and 11:00 A M tied to a venue described as the Roof. Details are unclear but indicate scheduled classes or activities at those times.
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Walter Shannon
Charles Auer
Fhenited Brethren, Church
Perry W. Haines
Speier
Ags
Lake Canado
Crawford County
James P. Hanley
Joseph Hanley
Erie
Wheeling
W. Va
Corry
W. ©. Altman
Janus
Bayel
Walter Brigham
West Church Street
Stine Exchange
Galvin Ghovidge
Sevices
Northampton
Miss
Cis
Rexheatre
Ridgway
Journal
Joseph Arena
Johnsonburg
Guy
Erie Railroad
Jahnsonburg
Jeter
Genera Proyn
Walsh
Dem
Masa
Fetter
Post Office Department
Calvin Goolidge
Milton Wycoff
Salamanca
Wycoff
Common Council
Bufial
Theastern Greyhound Lines, Inc
Burtaly
Charles E. Roesch
Perpace Taiens
Erle
Mary Pope- Sieh
Bells-Ploti Circus
John Robinson
Haginbeck
Wallace Circus
Stratessful
S. W. Ginspett
Sarasota
Rineling Brothers Circus
Compensation Board
Citizens National
Peter Qosler
Jennie Attaway
Theo.p. Williams
Barlow
Opro
Corry, Pi
OK Regi
Christ Golder Pomm
Mary Bakelowingfer
Ruth
Boy Iro
Prese
Sorvici Joge
Chan
Ban
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