Relief Fund faces curtailment at Erie county meeting
At a Corry relief committee session in the Municipal Building the board discussed drastic curtailment of allocations to agencies due to dwindling funds. The report showed two thirds of the annual budget spent in three months, with only about three thousand dollars left for nine months. A county taxpayers meeting followed, addressing county finances, planned bond issues, and potential tax increases, as commissioners outlined the fiscal squeeze and possible two mill rise.
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Relief Fun Fund Youth Board
Draatic
Corry Relief Fund
Lue Relief Organization
N Tetang
N'élork
al Mem- Ee
O'Clark
Getings Uobeem
Messrs
Desmond
Howard and
Auer
Salvation Army
Children's Air Society
Community Chest Fund
Thin County
Guielats
Rolio McCray
Jelen Schigradf
Prestilt Financial Cor
Erie County
Corry
Bryd Spancer
Coamiries
Hy Marsh
Waterford
Isaac
Tarlier
Board of County Commissioners
Ui ‘Nary
McCray
Sehingaff
Harvey Willis Ant
W. Humphreys
Humphreys
Courk House
Anan Vial
Willis
Visor on cap saves officer from bullet in Philadelphia
Motor cycle officer Thomas Wilson, 26, owed his life when a bullet from a toy gun struck his visor and deflected to his scalp, inflicting a flesh wound near his right eye. The shooter, one of two youths suspected in auto theft, fled in a parked truck after the incident.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Wilson
Wilson
Home National Bank Closed at Union City
Home National Bank of Union City suspended operations this afternoon as a precaution to protect depositors. Officers hope a temporary shutdown leads to a possible consolidation with the National Bank of Union City, with federal examiners en route. Reorganization at the annual stockholders meeting elected W. M. Roitiga, A. Lewis, A. F. Young, B. A. Shreve, Charles R. Davis, George Dewey, and Clark Ay Rice.
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Home National Bank
Union City
National Bank
Home National
B. A. Shreve
Comptroller of Currency
Washington
Univ City
National Bank of
W. M. Roitiga
AL. Lewis
A. F. Young
Charles R. Davis
George Dewey
Clark Ay Rice
Fresh break in levee menaces entire towns
A new breach in the Tallahatchie river levee near Tippo basin floods towns with water, forcing residents to seek refuge in huts. Boats operate through the night to evacuate trapped inhabitants as officials fear possible casualties, though early reports sense little loss. Physicians and editors describe wide disruption and displacement across Swan Lake and surrounding areas.
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Charleston
Miss
Tallahatchie River
Tippo Basin
George Merriweather
Am Sweekly
J. ¥. Harris
Swan Lake
Shittfrom
Ex Service Men Plan Dinner and Rally Jan 20
Ex service men from four local veterans groups announce a dinner and rally on January 20 at seven pm at the Inca veterans clubhouse. A joint committee from the four organizations sponsors the event and reservations indicate strong attendance. The program will include music and entertainment with the aim of uniting the local Veterans' groups and fostering cooperation.
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Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Los Angeles Receives Its First Snow in Half Century
On January 16 64 years after the bureau installed its snow gauge in Los Angeles a two inch fall covered the city halting the auto show. A clash between Pasadena Junior College students and police halted street car traffic with arrests. Palm trees and tropical vegetation suffered damage as snow blanketed the city.
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United Press
Los Angeles
United States Weather Bureau
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Weather Bureau
Pasadena Junior College
Anniversary of Prohibition Celebrated at Baptist Church
Mrs John Tubbs of Park Street received the medal in a contest sponsored by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union honoring National Constitutional Prohibition Day. Six ladies competed with readings by Tone Johnson Mae Blain Blanch Ross Mona Henry Ethel Chase and Tubbs. Music and singing accompanied the program as Rev F A Wimner D A Hillstrom and Miss Frances on land judged.
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John Tubbs
Park Street
Baptist Church
John Tubs
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
the Lester
Tone Johnson
Mae Blain
Blanch Ross
Mona Henry
Ethel Chase
Tubbs
Avi
F. A. Wimner
D. A. Hillstrom
Mis. Frences On Land
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B. 4
Hook
Peredicon
More Registration Cards Are Obtained In City
A rush of registration cards for Pymatuning dam employment will arrive tonight and registration will be at City Clerk B Porter’s office on Monday. A batch received last night was exhausted by noon today and Assemblyman King arranged another shipment this afternoon. The U S had a favorable trade balance in 1921 totaling 4344 074 000, per the commerce department.
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Pymatuning Dam
B. Porter
King
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Congress advances Hoover relief plans in Congress action
United Press report from Washington notes the House passed the reconstruction corporation bill granting two billion dollars in starter credit for Hoover relief. The measure tees up broader credits and easy money policy from the Federal Reserve to aid homeowners depositors and insolvent banks as it aims to thaw the economy in spring. Final action on the reconstruction bill awaits Senate concurrence next week after House delays to align with its own version.
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Thomas L. S1ones
United Press
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Congress
Willians
Loover
Federal Reserve ‘Board
Senate
China to Seek League Sanction for Japanese Boycott
China will press the League of Nations in Geneva on January 25 for an economic and financial boycott of Japan. Vice Minister Fing Chang announced on behalf of Foreign Minister Eugene Chen and the Legislative Yuan that Beijing also seeks convocation of Nine Power Treaty signatories to address the Manchukuo situation. The move cites League covenant Article XVI, which would subject Japan to severance of trade and financial relations and interdiction of all intercourse with covenant-breaking states.
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United Press
Nanking
Jin
China
Japan
League of Nations Council
Geneva
A Fing Chang
Eugene Chen
Legislative Yuan
League of Nations
League
House Democrats Rule Out Budget Increase
Bulletin reports Speaker Garne says the House Democratic leadership will not sanction any rise in the budget as proposed by President Hoover. Other items note Adolph Hiller facing libel charges, Rex Bell surrendering money to bandits, a Japanese steamer aground near Borneo, Carl Carlson arrested for contraband, and Chinese irregulars killed in a Japanese bombardment amid Langlie fighting. Botanist George Morrest dies in Teng-Yueh, Yunnan Province.
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United Press
Washington
Garne’ Is Day
House
Hoover
London
George Morrest
Teng-Yueh
Yunnan Province
China
Forrest
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
A listing of radio programs includes WABC network shows on NBC CBS and local stations. Notable entries feature the Philadelphia Orchestra and Chicago Civic Opera with a First Nighter program and a Walter Winchell segment.
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WABC
Philadelphia Orchestra
Wiz
NBC
Chicago Civic Opers
Dane Foun
Walter ‘Winchall
AWABC
CBS
Cherlin College
Mob riots at jail to witness execution in Alabama
A mob broke into a coal shed at the county jail in MARRIE Ont to watch the hanging of Thomas Wesley Campbell 25 convicted of murdering his father. Campbell's son was among the crowd as neighbors protested authorities' refusal to allow viewing. The mob stormed the jail, milling for hours before the execution just after midnight.
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Marrie
Ont
Tan Th
Thomas Wesley Campbell
Campbell
Esa
Invitations Issued for YMCA Dinner in Corry
Invitations have been issued for the annual YMCA dinner to be held at the Corry Hotel on Monday evening January 25. Dr. Robert J. Wilson of Jamestown and Philo C. Dix of Hazelsburg will be the speakers. The program includes reports on YMCA activities from Tri Hi Y to World Conference, with music and features planned. Committee members include D. A. Hilstrom, RS. Dewey, E. F. Brown, and others.
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Hotel Corry
Robert J. Wilson
Jamestown
Dix
Young Men's Christian Association
First Baptist Church
Philo C. Dix
Hazelsburg
Y. MC. A
Pennsylvania
Ana
Fuehing
Tri Hi
Helene Lewis
Cecil Akam
Gray
Robert Roelofs
John Craker
Senoa Hi
Victor Dietzel
Kasi Whittaker
Phalanx Fraternity
Warren
Bradford
Kane
M.C
Corty
D. A. Hillstrom
RS. Dewey
F. Brown
C. M. Howard
Loveland
L. R
Thomas
H. H. Keppel
T.P. Willams
B. Smith
Whitney
Tow Destroyer Movement Reported In Harbor Activity
A fragmentary item notes tow operations amid harbor activity with mentions of a plant, a vessel named Weldon, and a possible venture underway. The garbled text references ships, port actions, andTow crews handling at least one tow. Further readable details are limited by the OCR damage.
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Gi Rover ‘Weldon & Hondo Canis Mats Ta
Todgy Am
Erie Train No.5 Figures In Bad Crossing Crash
A car carrying twelve people collided with Erie Railroad Train No.5 at a grade crossing near Addison, causing four deaths and seven injuries. The occupants were residents of Addison and nearby Arthur, including Woodbeck and Stanford. The car was carried about 150 feet, the crash ignited fire, and the train crew from Hornell reported the incident. most injured were treated at Corning hospital with several in serious but expected to recover.
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Erie
Addison
Yitat
Hornell
Warl
Syria
Membard
Lenin No. B
Kate Reno
Times-Tetaune
Addidar
Carthur Woodbeck
Harold Stanford
Woodbeck
Enginitr Carey
Jones
Pinchot Demands Government Aid for Unemployed in Pittsburgh
Governor Pinchot urged federal relief for the unemployed during a Pittsburgh rally at Pitt Stadium read by John M. Phillips. He pledged support for a state plan and criticized lagging federal action as Father Cox organized the "Jobless March" to press demand for relief.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Yiford Pigchot
Pitt Stadium
John M. Phillips
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Pinthot
James R. Cox
Pinchot
Reed Ted
Gince
Snecanicuan Telit
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Dowaper
Ana Nne
Engsid
Europe
Mehiding & Tara
Mississippi
Bulletins
Berdin
Adolph Hiller
Walter Stemnes
Las Vegas
Ney
Rex Bell
Clara Bow
Beanwa
Mignila
Geraldtown
Australia
Borneo
Carl Carlson
Leavenworth Prison
Haseen
Bureau of Prisons
Chinchow
Langlie
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Addison, N. Y
M. J. McMamnon
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