Local residents face injuries and ongoing road and rail work
Mis Saran Burch lies unconscious in her West Please ant Street home with family at her beside. Martin Ressler Sr suffers a serious arm fracture from a fall on ice. highway engineers survey a new state route from Spring Creek through Warren County over East Main Street. Pennsylvania Railway workers set a steel and concrete crossover near the Wallavis plant. public meetings outline work for Corry business progress. sidewalk sliding ban issued. multiple residents travel or mourn as other local events unfold.
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Highway Department
Spring Creek
Warren County Lne
Martin Ressler, Sr
Ast
Paris Styles Paris Women’s Fashion Mix in Purple and Gold
Madeliene Vion unveils a purple and gold changeable wool town suit with a loose time smock coat and chin diagonal buttons. The ensemble includes a purple felt hat with red ribbon, a purple purse, gloves, and purple kid shoes, plus a black wool jacket over a red tunic dress and a burgundy plume accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Madeliene Vionnet
Suzy
Viannel
Cheaper electricity boosts use as banks hold cash
The article notes New York banks kept $1.086 billion in cash or securities while cutting industrial loans, raising questions about private credit expansion amid government funding. It also reports a Niagara Hudson rate cut aiming to spur demand and lower costs, with long term consumption rising as prices drop.
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New York
I T
Peroverys
Imogene Schultz Survives Bullet Wound at St Vincent’s
In Eaith a 14 year old girl at St Vincent's Hospital recovers from a life threatening bullet wound that was thought fatal. Doctors report slow gradual improvement with better than even chance of recovery. The incident occurred at 20402 Plum Street when Ruth Subultz, the mother, shot her daughter and then killed herself. Despite paralysis the girl remains largely conscious and stabilizes as nourishment and strength return.
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Eaith
St Vincent's Hospital
Imogene Schultz
Imogene
Ruth Subultz
Plum Street
Linegiel
Corry Library Reports 1944 Circulation Decline
The Corry Public Library shows a 24 833 circulation for 1944 down from 25 752 in 1933, attributed to part time operation and summer suspensions. Monthly figures, usage of 1 802 current periodicals and 1 411 volumes, and 54 books purchased for 78.27 with 12 books at 5.39 are listed along with $0.245 spent on repair and rebinding.
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Carry Public Library
Marjory Sullivan
Ad.Fe
Jvc
NonBe
Tot
Janeese
Esss
Carent
Sullivan
Baird Funeral Rites Saturday
The body of Charles Baird who died at his Wolcott home will be brought to Corry this evening and taken to Alexander and Company Funeral home for services Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. Clarence Commandery No 51 Knights Templar will lead the services. he was a member of the Masonic Fraternity with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Charles Baird
Wolcott
Corry
Alexander and Company
Pine Grove
Clarence Commandery
Knights
Masonic
Berlin to resign from all House committees
Representative William M. Berlin of Pennsylvania announced he would resign from all House committee assignments after Senator Joseph Guffey blocked his bid for a seat on the House Rules Committee. He said his resignation would be read by the House clerk later today.
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Washington
Wm. M. Berlin
D. Pa
House
Sen
Joseph
Guffey
Congress
Berlin
Hollywood Elm Shop Trademarks Mark Screen Personalities
Hollywood screen figures rely on props and gestures to define character. Cigar smoking, handkerchief, walk, pipe and other items become iconic signals for actors like Theodore Roberts George Barbier Mae West ZaSu Pitts Alison Skipworth W C Fields and Lee Tracy, shaping audience perception.
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Hollywood
Theodore Roberts
George Barbier
Paramount
Barbier
Ben Bernie
George Raft
Bernie
Charlie Ruggles
ZaSu Pitts
Mae West
Carl Brisson
Europe
Alison Skipworth
W. C. Fields
Fields
Lee Tracy
Jack Dakie
Horoscope for 1935 warns of danger and favors future months
The star signals warn of an evil day and caution through writings journeys and commerce. Two favorable periods arise in 1935 from Jan 18 to Feb 4 and Sep 17 to Sep 29 with guidance to acquire new friends and join clubs. Danger period runs Nov 28 through Dec 26 1935 and social positives appear Aug 4 to 6 1935.
Rankin Absent From Congress On Mission To Jackson
Rep. John H. Rankin of Mississippi is on a five day leave to Jackson to assist in efforts to aid the city and oppose the power trust as part of a broader wartime like campaign. The piece also notes pay cuts affecting 5 percent government salaries and lists several 5 cent to 95 cent pay recipients across federal agencies. It reports the Treasury rat census showing 6,070 rats slain and 4,099 examined for plague, plus a rise in detousing service activity and immigrant visits totaling 7,226.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
John H. Rankin
D. Miss
Congress
Treasury Department
Treasury
Erie officials discuss shift to five day week for county workers
Erie and Crawford counties plan a five day work week for ERS, van 4,-liwns, and related staff under a new state ruling. The change, likely to start Monday, divides days into six seven hour shifts and one eight hour shift on Wednesday, with professional and non manual staff affected.
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Ers
Van
Erie County
RWD
Harrisburg
Holget Romerdale
Erie
Crawford
Sanford McGovern, Jr
Prothonotary Wilson Threatens Resignation Over Salary Board
Erie Jan 11 James W Wilson prothonotary announces he may resign rather than work with the county salary board for another term. He says he would run again if forced to stay but would resign to avoid financing what he calls a political machine at taxpayers expense. The salary board probes ongoing into hiring extra help costing 900 to the county.
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Erie
James WN. Wilson
Sould
Wilson
Woman sues for divorce over alleged abuse in Civil War era home
Cambridge, Mass Mrs Patience A Hogan a 70 year old Northerner sues for divorce from her Southern husband alleging cruel and abusive conduct She testified her husband kept repeating to her that this Dad shot the Yankees and used the insult Yankee in the home
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Cambridge
Mass
Patience A. Hogan
Hogen
Kent
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Pennsylvania Railway
Wallavis
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Pauline Sessle
Tillie Schuack
Walter J. Peake
Wilbur Lambing
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Oliver L. Brown
Concord Township
Fort Beardsley
Summerdale
Edward Beardsley
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Auburn
Columbus Lake
Nineara-Hudson Corporation
Upper
New York State
Lele Superior
Great Lakes
St. Clair
Niagara
Corry Library
ELM Shop
Norman
Deuel
Barany
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
S. Clay Williams
SRA
A.D. Whiteside
NRA
Sidney Hillman
NRA Labor Advisory Board
James O'Neill
MIA Control Oficer
Roger Whiteford
General Soonsor
Fedeval Housing Administration
Horace Peters
Louis Bauer
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Willam Krause
Chehalis
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P Model Dairy CO
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