New Storm Hits City Roads as Snow Drifts Deepen
A blizzard battered Corry with seven inches of snow, drifting one to two feet in places and leaving streets unplowed in the early afternoon. The storms disrupted city and county road crews, with western Pennsylvania clearing secondary routes while forecasts warned of more cold, snowy weather to follow.
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Corry
Highway Department
Pittsburgh
U. S
Brotaman
Dakotas
Plains States
Pennsylvania
Potter, Elk
Cameron
Clinton
Sharfield
Centre Counties
Corry Man Named Liquor Store Clerk Appointment
A state personnel change report lists 291 new appointments, 251 as clerks for liquor stores under the liquor control board. In this district Frank D. Geiger of Corry is named among the appointees, with several others from nearby cities also listed. The clerks receive 1020 dollars annually as part of an expansion program opening additional stores, following square board actions.
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Liquor Control Board
F. D. Geiger
Iboard
Frank D. Geiger
Squor Board
Mr. Geiger
Arthur J. Holt
Oi Cliy
Lawrence
T. Howard
Erie
Francis G. Kana
LeRoy J. Barber
Rie
Clyde Ee Christensen
Warren
John "C. l Cummings
Gre
Charles Mt
Daly
Eris
Francis H DeLong
Warren Ah
Erle
Intéen
Embargo Considered on Italy by League Council
The league council's steering committee of 14 moved toward possible oil embargo against Italy. It appointed a committee of experts to study whether an embargo could be effectively implemented.
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United Press
Ceneva
League Council
Italy
Move to force payment back school taxes
Corry School District moves to collect all delinquent taxes with tax collector George H. Gordon. The board warned taxpayers that by January 1 1936 delinquent taxes would trigger separate levies on men and women. The district cites dire finances and urges immediate payment to avoid higher costs of future levies.
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Corry
Board of Education
George H. Gordon
City of
Governor cancels mining permits in Pennsylvania streams
Harrisburg Jan 22 Governor Harle orders cancellation of about 10,000 permits to remove coal sand and gravel from stream and lake beds. He directs a reasonable charge for removal and use of state stream banks. Officials estimate millions in new revenue as past permits carried no fee.
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United Press Harrisburg
Harle
Pennsylvania
Water and Power Resources Board
Edward VIII Proclaimed King as Nation Pledges Loyalty
London readers witnessed a grand ceremony as Edward VIII, already guiding empire affairs, took over duties. Proclamation readings echoed through the city while royal pageantry voiced devotion. He met with Prime Minister Baldwin to plan state affairs and the funeral for King George.
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United Press
London
Edward VIII
St. James's Palace
Edward
Stanley Baldwin
George
Sandringham
Duke and Duchess of York
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
Wolferton
Parliament
Commons
Westminster Hall
Validity of Farm Act Is Sustained Cincinnati
Jan 22 Judge Robert R. Nevin in United States district court held the amended Frazier Lemke farm moratorium law constitutional. The ruling sustains a key agricultural policy dispute and affects farm limitations in the region.
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United Press Cincinnati
Robert R. Nevin
United States District Court
U S Gasoline Stocks Show Imp Week Readout
United States gasoline stocks rose sharply in the week ended January 18 as crude oil output and runs to stills advanced moderately. The American Petroleum Institute revised its weekly report to combine finished and unfinished gasoline and include estimated operations of nonreporting companies, placing the new total at 58,790,000 barrels on January 12, up from 57,235,000 previously and 58,605,000 a year ago.
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United Fives
New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Federal Control Motor Traffic Problem Urged
A survey of 86 representative American cities shows widespread demand for federal control over motor traffic policy. The study, conducted by a prominent editorial group, highlights public concern over local zoning and speed limits as pressures grow for national standards to reduce accidents and streamline regulations.
Laval Resigns as French Cabinet Collapses
Premier Pierre Laval and his entire cabinet resign after Radical Socialist ministers quit under pressure from party executives. President Lebrun accepts the resignations as the left wing seeks leadership changes before elections. Six Radicals initially signaled resignations. finance minister Marcel Reghier and pensions minister Henry Maupoil refused.
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United Press
Paris
Piere Laval
France
Albert Lebrun
Laval
Edouard Herriot
Ue Banks
Geneva
Hlysee
Council of Ministers
George
Lebrun
Marcel Reghier
Henry Maupoil
Revised Bonus Bill Approved by House
Washington June 22 Congress passed the 2 297 000 000 soldiers bonus by baby bonds usable now or as an investment and sent the bill to the White House. The House backed the Senate method of payment amid a 74 16 vote in the Senate and an overwhelming majority in favor. The veto and final vote may come early next week. The bill raises no immediate funding plan and no definite tax changes are indicated.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Seven Nations Pledge Aid If Italy Attacks Invasion
Jan 23 An airtight arrangement among Britain France Yugoslavia Greece and Turkey commits to armed aid if Italy attacks them over sanctions. Czechoslovakia and Romania back Jugoslavia, restoring Little Entente support for Britain and uniting seven nations against Italy.
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United Press Geneva
Anthony Eden
Britain
France
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Italy
Eden
Czechoslovaka
Roumania
Jugoslavia
Appointment of Erie County Sealer Again Deferred
James P Sullivan was nominated as sealer of weights and measures for Erie County but blocked by Republican Helen M Schluraff. The appointment was postponed to Friday morning amid a protracted dispute with accusations of blocking by board members Blair and Schluraff. Local residents and party tensions highlight ongoing delays in remaining appointments.
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James P. Sullivan
Erie
Helen M. Schluraff
Erie County Board of Commissioners
Corry
Thomas Flatley
Eiton H. Blair
Sebhiraff
Blair
Matley
Republica
Sullivan
Half of Vacancies Filled at Westminster
Misspelled and garbled text from a 19th century clipping describes vacancies being filled at Westminster. Names, dates, and places are unreadable or distorted, offering little concrete detail beyond the partial statement of vacancies being addressed. The item resembles a brief society or institutional notice with many OCR errors.
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Westminster
iCorry youths escape injuries in auto crash
Six Conny High School basketball players escaped injury when their vehicle rear ended a truck on the Union City Titusville highway during a heavy snowstorm. Driver Burton Hammond remained at the scene, others were taken to Titusville. one passenger suffered a bruised neck. Damages about 75 dollars to each vehicle. Coach William Myers said delays occurred due to trucks blocking the road and snowdrifts from one to three feet.
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Conny High School
Titusville
Union City
Burton Hammond
Miles Mead
Robert Jowell
Carl Sullivan, Jr
Bud Curtis
Don Paulson
Robert Rathbun
Hammond
Curtis
Corry
Tits Ve
William Myers
Egyptian Cabingo TenE Securey Shee Prappeaiee
A fragmentary notice mentions an Egyptian cabing oretreat and a security matter tied to a Shee Prappeaiee event. Details are unreadable, but the snippet suggests local interest in a named organization and a place associated with Egypt.
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Cabingo
Aecurey
Returns Show Big Majority Favor Machine
New Orleans reports indicate Huey P. Long’s political machine holds power in Louisiana for four more years based on incomplete returns from yesterday’s Democratic primary. Richard W. Leche leads with 112,091 votes for governor, while Cleveland Dean trails at 42,109 for congress, with indications that other Long candidates lead similarly. Overnight celebration follows as supporters push for continued machine control and possible investigations into alleged polling fraud.
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J. J. Femrite
United Press
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Manchine
Richard W. Leche
Cleveland Dean
Long
Supreme Court
W. C. Jones
High Tribunal
Two Girls Hurt In Sled And Ice Skating Accidents
Two schoolgirls were hurt in separate incidents last evening. Marilyn Phillips, 18, fractured her right wrist after her sled struck a tree while coasting on Franklin Street and she was admitted to Corry Hospital. Nita Briggs, 11, was also injured and taken home for recovery. King George laid in state as villagers and countryfolk gathered to bid farewell.
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Corry Hospital
Marilyn Phillips
Harry Phillips
West Washington Street
Franklin Street
Nita Briggs
Archie
East Columbus Avenue
Markets at a Glance
A compact market note highlights trading mood and key indices with brief indicators of price movement and notable shifts in major sectors. The item emphasizes cautious sentiment and early session activity without citing specific stocks or figures.
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