Corry News Forcests Snow Clear Roads And Local Events
The department reports clear routes after thaw with slush plowed on main highways. A pilot incident near the airport caused damage but no delay to home port. City police school sessions surprised by officers, while jail lodgers vary nightly from six to twenty. A legal row prompted advice to seek a lawyer. Dr. D. Dewith Jackson becomes ENT head at St. Vincent's hospital. Northwest Counties Veterans meet at State Armory. General Electric's Charles E Wilson to speak January 30 to Foremen's Association. WPA payroll up to 2,159,786. architect G. Wesley Stickle elected Win president of Bre chapter, AIA. A car with Ohio plates found abandoned. owner later located. Dog license deadline January 15. Governor James to address on January 17. Governor leaves Harrisburg for Miami Beach trip.
Couple at Kane In Close Escape From Gas Fumes
Jul 14 Kane report of J G Hotter and Myrtle Bortner found unconscious at home believed due to carbon monoxide poisoning. Dr Charles Cleland called, moved to hospital, Mrs Bortner woke first, Mr Bortner revived later, both improving. Earlier illness with severe headaches noted.
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Kane
Ajurimien
Yarnell
J. G. Hotter
United Natural Gas Company
Wile
Myrtle
Charles , Cleland
Vearlier
Cieland
Keystone Safety Campaign Honors 356 Weekend Winners
The Keystone Safety Legion awards weekly cash prizes to careful motorists across southwestern New York and northwestern Pennsylvania. Over 47 percent of judges’ selections were paid, with 466 drivers sharing more than 300000 since August 16. Women, gods and insignias appear at Keystone stations. awards honor daily courteous driving and rule observance rather than heroics. The Emblem Company of Warren, Pa and Keystone dealers sponsor the program. a full list of last week’s winners is in the Classifieds.
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Awuumuun O Weery
Keystone Safety Region
New York State
Pennsylvania
Key Stone Safety Council
Keystone Gasoline
Keystone
Safety Legion
Keystone Safety Legion
Company of
Warren
Pennsylania
War pictures from Finnish front show camera man at Heisiki
Frank Mato, International News Photos lensman, wears Finnish regulation uniform with helmet and knapsack while covering the Finnish war. The photograph appears to have been taken at Heisiki.
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Frank Mato
Heisiki
County Budget Meeting Sets Final Year Balance
County figures project a year end balance of 4052.80 with 1940 budget under revision. Controller Harvey M. Willis notes preliminary revenues of 1 137 429.90 and expenditures of 1 142 577.10 including 703 361.95 for county property operations and 10 051 for capital. Work on revising the budget begins Monday with final figures due by February 1.
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Harvey M. Willis
Willis
Corry Hospital to Appeal County Aid Decision
Corry Hospital plans an appeal if Erie hospital aid from county funds is granted. Sid ney B. Bilston, secretary of Corry Hospital board, said a similar request was once made to county commissioners without success. The arguments mirror those used in a prior city council petition for tax-based support.
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Corry Hospital
Erie Hospital
Board of
Sidney B. Bilston
Relief System in France Aids Poor Via Public and Private Charity
The relief framework blends state supported burnde de bienfaisance with private and church charity. It shows how assistance reaches the needy through public bodies and ecclesiastical networks, reflecting 19th century welfare practices.
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France
Caste system in India records four main groups
The traditional four varnas are Brahmans scholarsKshatriyas warriorsVaisyas merchants and Sudras servants. A seventh untouchable group is often cited, numbered about one million in some sources.
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Tila
India
Nation's farm income in 1930 averaged 1191 dollars
Bureau of Agricultural Economics shows the 1930 average cash income per farmer at 1197 dollars, with 100 dollars from crop sales and 97 from government payments. About 23 million people on farms averaged 259 dollars each. Government payments rose 250 million versus 1988, aiding the trend despite late year price boosts and incomplete crop sales.
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Keen Mists
Lund
Saad
BOARDERS WANTED AND QUIZ ANSWERS IN TODAY'S PAGE
An assorted page itemizes boarders wanted for 1 per week and lists contact details. It also includes a Today’s Quiz section with answers on page 4 and a brief note about a 13 year old high school student entombed in a well for seven hours before rescue with no lasting injuries.
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Arbor
Spain
Uyuguay
Tay
Bor
Salmon
Ida
Tyan Silkaneh
Religious groups count members across nation in 1998
Religious groups in the United States organized churches and houses of worship totaled 82,978,026 members aged 13 and older in 1998, up 50,568 from the prior year. There were 246,607 houses of worship, with Protestant denominational totals and regional groupings noted, including the South Central and other conventions.
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U. S
Market Report From United Press Wholesale Produce
United Press reports demand slow on wholesale markets with mixed prices across fruits and vegetables. Apples, Delicous, and other varieties show varied bids. cabbage, lettuce, onions, potatoes, and sweet potatoes priced by region and pack, while some items hold steady or near steady amid ongoing market fluctuations.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Rome
W. Va
Texas
Florida
South Carolina
Arizona
California
Ohio
Maine Green Mountains
Penna
Idaho
New Jersey
Jersey
S. Carolina
Pet of Boston Couple Pictured With European Statesman
The article notes a pet named Heil Butch owned by Mr and Mrs Cheater Henley of Boston Muse. The animal shows patches of black fur and is depicted beside the waiting image associated with a European statesman, prompting reader interest in the peculiar scene.
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Butch
Hia Nnée
Soen& Folks
Bath
Mrs. Cheater Henley
Boston
Muse
Roberts is Heard by Publishers in Harrisburg Address
In Harrisburg on June 13 United Press reports Gray Auditor General Warren R Rob told visitors at the Pennsylvania Newspaper Club convention that the propaganda trend he denounced as “virtue of the past” signals a shift in national discourse.
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Roberts
United Prege
Harrisburg
Gray
Warren
R. Rob
Monce
Heinehem Pa Star
Yube
Lights Football Notes and Community Ballot Mentions
A compact note refers to football lighting on bleachers and a ballot petition drive. It mentions a vote, a candidate or issue, and recreation department context with limited readable detail. The fragmentary text hints at community planning and civic engagement during the season.
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