Smash Hit Season For Recreation BABSON SAYS 1940 WILL BREAK RECORDS IN TOURIST BUSINESS
Recreation industry booster Babson predicts 1940 will set records in tourism and resort trade. Virginia report notes aviation, gas, power, and machine sectors rely on travel, with Florida, California, Gulf Coast states seeing strong early bookings and northern traffic returning. The piece highlights widespread optimism about the tourist economy amid a broader recovery.
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Roar Banson
Richmond
Rees Willey Bay
Ae Nistor
Babson
Byotehard
Drom
Piel
Florida
Han
Califor
Nis
Wild Atlantic
Etlise
Germans Move Troops to Dutch Front Frontier News
Local report details nation mourning Senator Borah. Corry’s relief gifts to Finnish relief reach 247.62 with a $100 donation from D. A. Hillstrom and 5,562 from Corry High students. Hoover designates February 4 as Help Finland Week.
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Netherland
Boraham
D. A. Hillstrom
Journal Today
Herbert Hoover
New York
Corry
Corry High School
National Committee
Otal
Presiden Hoover
Finland
Gerry Fim
New ‘York
Hoover
Idaho Statesman Remembers Borah At State Funeral Plans
Washington notes William Borah died last night after a cerebral hemorrhage. A state funeral is planned in Boise with leaders from Roosevelt to Hull paying tribute. Senate to convene, six senators may attend Idaho burial. funeral date undecided, plans hinge on Mrs. Borah’s approval.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
William Edgar Barah
Roosevelt
Washington Diramatic Corps
Congress
Borah
Senate
D. Worth Clark
Capitol
White House
Cordell Hull
Pose
Duke of Amepien
Benne
Charles J. MuNary
H. Ore
Alben W. Barkley
Ty. Potter
Smith
Idaho
William I Borah
Losho
United States Senate
Ienters
Senator Borah
James Loveland Passes Away at Clymer Home
James Loveland, longtime Corry area resident and former dairy farmer, died at his Clymer home at 4:30 this morning after a month of illness. Born in Wellsville he moved to the region sixty years ago, later working at the Clymer Condensary. Survived by wife Jean and eight children, with funeral services Tuesday at 1 p.m. from Spitzen Funeral Home, burial in David Curtis Cemetery.
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Fanes Menry
Corry
Clymer
Wellsville
Kaveland
Jean Loveland
Ernest Boveland
James Laveland
Seite
Wash
Mary Loveland
Chicago
Ty Walter Loveland
Houston
Tex
Florence Find Kathryn Loveland
Philadelphia
Muldred Gouild
Claveland
Ohi
Gherles Loveland
San Francisco
Calif
Dany Mewlex
Clymor
Lillist Tamons
Mies
Aum Loveland
Los Angeles
Mia
James Hall
Olumbus
Spitzen
Jilore
David Curtis Cemetery
Col
Wumbu
Republicans Plan Quiet Primaries in Harrisburg
United Press reports from Harrisburg that Republican leaders will run a quiet, unspectacular primary campaign, reserving heavy fire for the presidential race. Democrats hope to mobilize with equal speed as dissension flares around U S Senator Joseph Duffey’s bid for renomination, reflecting unsettled party dynamics.
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United Press
Harrisburg
U. S
Joseph Duffey
Renomiciaun
Corry Civic Orchestra Plans Monday Night Concert
Corry Civic Orchestra led by Carlton Chaffee with 28 players and Albert Manuel as associate conductor will perform the second in its four concert series Monday at 8 15 in the Seniofigh school auditorium. Miss Marguerita Reno solos with piano accompaniment by Mrs E J Tobias as the program includes Queen of Autumn Old South Villanelle Song of India and venue pieces with intermission and a New Moon ballet selection.
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Corry Civic Orchestra
Seniofigh School
Carlton Chaffee
Albert Manuel
Marguerita Reno
Biges
Zamecnik
Villanelle
Eva Dell Acqua
Miss Reno
E. J. Tobias
Leo Delibes
Venice
Ethelbert
Nevin
Dawn
India
Rimsky Korssakov
New Moon
Romberg
Schubert ~ Stemond
State Funeral Arranged For Statesman Amid War News
Diplomatic and military dispatches report renewed German troop concentrations on the Belgian Dutch frontier and continued aerial reconnaissance along northern France. A Swedish ship was torpedoed off the British coast with 35 crew rescued in Scotland. Finnish Russia war movement centers on a push toward a railroad to the Gulf of Bothnia as global tensions mount.
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United Press
London
Netherlands
French War Office
Belgian-Netherlanee
Vosges
France
Belgian
Germany
Stockholm
Buenos Aires
Sweden
Scotland
Holland
Scandinavia
Balkank
Galla Secot
Finland
Gulf of Bathnin
Safety Council Formed To Promote City Wide Child Welfare
Nerman J. suger presides over the Corry Safety Council formed by representatives of major city lodges to boost child safety. Dr Hugh A. O’Hare and Olf Wy Bracken are co chairs of the pedestrian safety committee. Lawrence Davison and Mrs Mery Joursiet named no dhulmen for the Uhd-Werein program. The council’s groups plan street protection for tobogganing, cyclist penalties for rule violations, and driver training expansion including ten Senior High students. Philip Zalenecknd and Dorr Clarke cochair the student patrol committee to reorganize patrol service at neighborhood schools and deter dangerous interjections near buildings.
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Nerman J. Suger
Vewry
Lawrence Davison
Mery Joursiet
Uhd-Werein
Iba Safety Council
Qyle Court
HRIB
Keaton
AML
Keyolas Din Dine cTl
Safety Council
Miannmes
Frank ‘VanTassel
Hubert Heerlein
mt.The Comeittee
Iy Safe Dijyine
Philip Zalenecknd Dorr Clarke
Cochairmien
Atudent Patrol Commiites
Ted Service
Sintdenta
Interrete Tions
Acho
Ehus
No Work Begun On Census In This Section
No work has begun on the census in this section. Erie office seeks authorization to hire four more field workers. without it, start of work may be delayed a few weeks. No workers yet in Corry Union City or North East. If authority arrives, eight to ten additional staff will be sent. overall force may reach 200-300 for April start, but duties run short.
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Erie
Charles Cronin
Washington
Bre City
Union City
North East
Vo Yesks
Élfies
Hue Arm
Taft warns democracy end if U S enters war
Senator Taft warned that American democracy would be destroyed if the United States entered the European War. He urged four-year conscription to preserve government control and argued opposition to arbitrary governance in Washington. Police reports note cooperation between state and federal authorities amid ongoing security measures.
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U.S
Wilwaueer
Wis
Sen
Robert
A. Taft
Pope Pius XI pledges support for peace with Roosevelt
Pope Pius XI today pledged collaboration with President Roosevelt in behalf of peace and against the chilling breath of war and deadly godless tendencies. The pope warned these forces threaten to undermine civilization and the fountainhead of virtue.
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Washington
Pius XI
Roosevelt
Highway Driver Hurt In Snow Removal Accident
Ray Felker aged 29 a highway department truck driver was injured on Route 92 while adjusting equipment. He was trapped as his hand caught in the mechanism and fingers froze before rescue. He was taken to Corry Hospital and remains under care as officials assess the full extent of his injuries.
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Ray Felker
Iurle
State Highway Department
Felker
Cotry Hospital
Corry Hospital
Quarterly payment to Corry Hospital Association approved
Welfare Secretary Arthur Sweeny approved a quarterly payment of 61,800 to the Corry Hospital Association for non sectarian hospital care. Other payments include Memorial Hospital of $2,973 and Grandview Institution of Ol city $136. A mid day alarm at Helsinnet reported threats. moviouibs were dropped.
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Corry Hospital
Corry Hospital Association
Plan Welfare Department
Wid
Arthur Sweeny
Bulky “Memorial Hospital
Grandview
Cold Wave Grips Corry District Over Weekend
Winter tightens its hold as Corry endures a six below zero night dip and a noon rise to eight above zero. Forecasters note a Milbank zero wave centers over Montana, with travel conditions limited by ice and continued extreme cold across the district. No infectious disease outbreaks reported locally.
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Corry
Mercury
Ue Temberature
Montans
Corry Chapter Appeals Aid For Fire Victims
Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross seeks furniture clothing and bedding for the Press family left destitute by Wednesday afternoon fire. Officers urge donations and ask to notify Mrs Jerome Haight Mrs O M Stewart or Mrs W G Houghton. The chapter will work with Salvation Army and plans to repair and reuse goods at Stewart Hat Shop in coming days.
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Corry
American New Cross
Sré
Utey
Jerome Haight
O. M. Stewart
W. G. Houghton
Salvation Army
Stewart Hat
Plan Meeting To Buy Hose For Fire Service
A nine person Columbus delegation and two township supervisors met last night in the Municipal Building to press rural officials to cooperate with the Corry fire department. They discussed extending city hose and pumper capabilities to rural districts, with a Tuesday evening meeting planned to discuss purchasing more hose and water access.
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Corry Me
Cosible
Columbus
portHall
Gene Lyons
Beaver~dam
Richard Rosstacher
Aiea
Corry
André Paulson
C. C. Warner
George Christensen
Columbus Township
Ross- Farhon
Paulson
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California
North Carolina
America
Pepoely
Southwand
National Inc
David A. Hillstrom
New York Committee
Frontier
North
Jax
Penwavtenasin
James Loveland
Teno Philadetmga
Taz
Warrisburg
Jat
Tynt G. Arams
Elite
Motor Police
Shief
Ney Trey Mad
Elem Gp
Aimbline
Nhitires Staten
Pontiff
Ain
Helsinet
Duc Tol
Wetule
Columbus and
Beaverdam
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