Corry Red Cross Directors Name Officers for Grey Lady Corps
Corry Chapter Red Cross directors approved appointing a secretary of public information and tentatively naming a chairman for the Grey Lady Corps in Corry. Mrs Leona Holton will handle information and Mrs Jerome F Needham, ex Buffalo Grey Lady, to chair if Eastern Area approves. Fifteen directors met with Chairman Richard Rossbacher presiding and noted disaster group readiness, while 21 Nurses Aide applicants are on file and Hilda Miler begins training next week.
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Grey Lady Corps
Corry
Red Cross
Leona Holton
Jerome F. Needham
Tas
Buffalo
Sisters Hospital
Nhi
Richard Rossbacher
Robert Brown
Hilda Miler
Fire ruins garage in Clymer. $35000 loss reported
News notes a fire breaking out in the garage of Claude Gehres in Clymer’s west village, destroying the garage and damaging a brick block owned by W. J. Depink. Estimated loss reaches 35000 dollars. Also reported are obituaries for Mrs. Margaret Reedy, 77, who died after a brief illness. two intoxicated men detained after a duel at Corry Restaurant. Cory Fibre Furniture Co. adding repair service. and death of Earl Stockton, 99, Spartansburg resident. Charles Blackman travels to Nyack after Christmas visit. and a student from the Missionary Training Institute returns home.
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Claude Gehres
Charles Blackman
Nyack
N. Y
Missionary Training Institute of the Christian and Missionary Alliance
County Schools to Operate on Saturdays in Six-Day Week
Erie reports county schools still closed will hold sessions on Saturdays and extend daily hours for six days a week. County School Superintendent How ard Denison said the plan targets rural schools and those tied to military or occupational assignments. Aims include physical fitness and motivation for youths.
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Erie
Howard Denison
Draft bill would force workers into special service units
In Lansing Michigan Associated Press reports police pursue leads in the slaying of Republican State Senator Warren G Hooper, a key witness in the Carr grand jury probe. Hooper, 40, was found dead in his burning car four miles north of Springport after reportedly giving a complete confession and immunity. Footprints in the snow point from the car to the pavement, footprints possibly made by a woman.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Warren G. Hooper
Carr Grand Jury
Michigan
Springport
Hooper
Kim Sigler
DAILY DOZEN From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Discussion argues physical fitness is age and occupation dependent and not a fixed standard. It notes variation in capability with age and conditions such as hernia or poor vision, and supports prevention and correction of defects as steps toward fitness.
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The
Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
Schools face closures as snow keeps roads closed
Denison notes 1932 act allows Saturday classes or longer terms but most boards oppose such changes. State law requires 180 days, yet boroughs and townships decide makeup time. Greene and Greenfield townships hit hardest while rural roads keep many small schools closed. Grose says extended hours unlikely unless more closings occur.
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Denison
Herman Grose
Enemies in politics and the dangers of zero foes
A 1910s era commentary on political success and enemies features William J. Gallagher praising enemies as force, while Grover Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson campaigns are cited. The piece argues that even in politics one should have some enemies of the right sort, as Gallagher reflects on victory and influence.
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Thue
William J. Gallagher
Minneapolis
Gallagher
Grover Greveland
National Poolliies
Woodrow Wilson
Jeremiah O'Leary
Germany
O'Leary
Wilson
Quiz on Military and World Affairs From The News Page
A readers quiz presents questions about RAF command in Belgium and Tactical Air Force, connections of Mazaryk to European states, definitions of fascinator and prestidigitator, the Wage and Hour law official name, largest Central American country by area, a Union Pacific president who was Rubber Administrator, Bayana as Puerto Rico’s capital true or false, and identifying legitimate U S national fistsideys. Also asks about insignia indicating higher army rank and rust prevention for radiators.
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Siiest
RAF
Tactical Air Force
Belgium
Thomas Mazaryk
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Central America
Union Pacific Railroad
Bayana
Puerto Rico
Pennsy Plans Bridge and Track Realignments at Warren
The Pennsylvania Railroad outlines a plan to build a new bridge over the river at Warren and to realign main tracks northeast of the Glendora plant. Plans aim to ease curves west of the station and near Main avenue, enabling heavier engines and faster freight between Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Emporium, Olean, and Warren. A decision to implement the changes may come at any time.
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Pennsy
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Emporium
Olean
Warren
Glendora
Main Avenue
Production of Civilian Goods Is Cut Again
Washington Jan 12 The War Production Board ordered drastic new restrictions curtailing civilian goods production. The tightening will wipe off the books a large percentage of consumer projects already authorized under the spot reconversion program, a government source said today.
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Acres
Washington
War Production Board
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