Local awards and safety notes amid a Corry gathering
The article records a Corry event noting safety awards for North and South Ty stone, with references to transfusions and hemorrhages during the week. Names include Anderson of Corry and R Skinner, with several others listed in the St district roll. Payment details mention twenty-five dollars and a weekly prize pool linked to the Safety award.
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Corry Anderson
Corry
Helen
Relius Neck R. Skinner
Unclear fragment signals local notice loss
Fragmentary OCR text presents no clear event, person, or organization. Unable to identify a coherent headline or summary from the provided snippet.
Democrats Face A Tough Route In Pennsylvanias 1930s Race
The piece argues big money backs Jay Cooke as Republican nominee for U S Senate in Pennsylvania, sidelining independents and party stalwarts. It warns Democrats face a hard fight against Pete Pew backed Cooke, with Guffey’s machine likely to wreck summer efforts and threaten November outcomes.
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Big Business
Jay Cooke
United States
Pennnsylvania
Pes
Sun Oil
Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Cooke
Mason Owlett
Pew
GOP
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Kephart
David Reed
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Guffey
F. Clair Ross
Democrats of
John L. Lewis
Roberts
State Committee
Penrose
Boss Penrose
White House
Jim Farley
Expansion of probe widens Christian Front inquiry
Justice Department grand jury will broaden scrutiny to include people acting for unlawful ends, aiming to identify any who provoked financed or conspired with the defendants. Seventeen Christian Front members were arrested and charged with sedition after a large arms haul intended for bomb making. Reverend Charles Coughlin said he is not a member but urged support and criticized press reports of the arrests.
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United Press
Washington
Justice Department
Grand
Christian Front
Ainay
Federal Bureau of Investigation
la Irge
New York City
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Christian Fro
Coughlin
Two Held For Auto Theft In Erie County Jail
Alfred Cane of East Washington street and James Upperman of Columbus were jailed on 5000 bail each after admitting they took a car owned by Lance Ross of North Center street. Patrolman Leon Brown and Magistrate C B Porter led the hearings. Authorities say the pair drove the vehicle about the city for two hours claiming they were searching for the owner. Rose filed to have the charges withdrawn.
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Alfred Cane
East Washington Street
James Upperman
Columbus
Erie County
Leon Brown
Porte
C. B. Porter
Lancé Ross
North Center Street
Brovin
Rose
Dies Committee to Extend Probe into American Activities
In Washington on January 22 the Dies committee moved to extend the inquiry for another year. Debates grew as the panel prepared to put the question to the House and expected a vote by four o'clock tomorrow. The extension would prolong the investigation into alleged American activities.
Japan to file protest over British seizure of sailors
Tokyo reports a protest to Britain over the seizure of Japanese seamen from the Asama. Government spokesman calls the act very disagreeable. Navy officials in Yokohama oversee the investigation led by Commander Katsuo Shiba and will advise on government actions.
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United Press
Tokyo
Demel Sid
Yoshisada Watanabe
Asamo
Yokohama
Katsuo Shiba
Finnish Forces Claim 1000 Reds Killed In Five Battles
Finnish troops report sinking at least twelve tanks and killing about 1000 Russians in five engagements from Karelia to the Isthmus front. In Kalanniki and Kiila operations, 450 and 120 enemy fighters were killed respectively with tanks and armored cars destroyed. The communique notes air base bombing and claims shots down one observation balloon and 11 bombers.
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United Press
Innisnie
Karellay
mild-Winland
Kallanjcki
Laimole
Kiila
Mixed reaction on neutrals aid invitation
In Amsterdam on January 22, responses varied to the British admiral Wilister Wilister invitation for neutral nations to help push the war against Germany. The speech drew cautious but hopeful commentary from European capitals amid the evolving war effort.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Wilister
Church Wil
Seutenle
Germany
Bowlin
Several Hurt in Crash on Panama-Clymer Road
A collision on the Panama-Clymer road left several injured, all reporting minor injuries. Witnesses include Henning Gustafson of Jamestown, Ive Jacobs of Clymer, Gust Ro berg, Edwin Nelon, and Knute Alpinwon of Timesown. Jacobs sustained slight injuries. Also, Bam Alexander, 69, of Mi tterling, was jailed in Payette County on a firearm case related to a fatal shooting of Robert Tillinsen, 35.
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Clymer
Panama-Clymer
Aterm
Henning Gustafion
Jamestown
Ad Ive Jacobs
Gust Roberg
Edwin Nelon
Knute Alpinwon
Timesown
Mien
Iittnes Jacobs
Uniontown
Bam Alesander
Ningra
Af Mitterling
Wie
Payette County
Stenion
Robert Tillinsen
Ina Swiiurtyy
Abandon Hope For Missing As Storm Sets In
Genoa dispatch reports over 100 aboard the Italian liner Orazio may be lost after a blaze off the French Mediterranean coast. Unit 104 10 107 persons missing from three lifeboats. 412 passengers and 22 crew aboard. Most of the missing believed women and children rescued earlier in the crisis. Diplomats named include Carlos Faillace and Baron Estamaca. Lifeboats not sighted by ships or planes. Continued on Page Two.
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Edmund Laura
Genoa
Italy
Orazio
Mediterranean
Unit
Uber
Orainy
Plan to end bootleg coal allocation to legitimate mines
Harrisburg January 22 The ant bootleg coal plan from Gov Arthur H James aims to phase out bootleg mines by allocating contraband output to legitimate collieries. A census found 2 500 bootleg holes produced over 4 million tons of anthracite last year, with 9 000 unemployed miners and 387 breakers under state inspection.
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United Press Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Mine Union
NMWA
Reguatory
Final tribute paid to Borah dies in Idaho senator
The Senate paid final tribute in Washington as Almple state funeral was held for William Rdger Borah longtime Idaho Republican senator. Roosevelt and Cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, the diplomatic corps and armed services officers attended in the Senate chamber for services at 12 36 p m. Borah, the 14 year dean of the Senate, died Friday from a central hemorrhage. The funeral will proceed to Bolse for burial.
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Oy Vnney Frem
Washington
Senate
Almple
William Rdger Borah
Idaho
Eure
Bolse, Frinho
Freight T Ties Up Traffic and Warship Sinks
London, Jan. 22. The war at sea claimed at least eight ships over the week end, including the 1,458 ton British destroyer Grenville and an estimated 118 lives. The Grenville went down in the North Sea Saturday after a mine or torpedo strike, with eight crewmen killed. Survivors report many injured as ships were lost in the action. The British steamer Ferryhill and the Swedish steamer Flondria also sank after mines hit their routes from Amsterdam to Gothenburg, with seventeen of the 21 crew on Flondria killed. The incident was confirmed after officials noted the casualty figures and ongoing inquiries.
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United Press London
War At Sea
Grenville
North Sea
Amsterdam
Gothenburg
James Burke of Erie dies after illness at 65
James Burke of Erie Pa a longtime electrical engineer and consulting official who worked with Thomas A Waisoff died last night after a weeks illness. Burke founded the Burke Electrical Company in 1902 and served as a consulting engineer for many firms. He was a native of Ireland who came to the United States in his youth.
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James Burke
Erie
United Press
Erif
Fin
James Sunke
Thomas A Waisoff
Burke
Burke Electrical Company
Helemi
Ireland
Pauntey
Snowbound roads persist as crews clear main routes
George Stowe of the highway department reported crews have worked nearly twenty four hours daily and kept all main routes open. Some secondary roads and township roads remain challenging with one-way channels opened on Carter Hill, Hillside Hollow, Concord Ridge and Warners to Concord Center. The department expects milk deliveries may be disrupted on side roads while an Autcoat truck was sent to aid.
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George Stowe
Hse Highway Department
Stow
Rsking
Stowe
Boswigle
Carter Hill
Liadsley Hollow
Concord Ridge
Warners
Concord Center
Sr. Stowe
Iia
Former Cory Girl Injured In Auto Crash At Billsworth Falls
A former Cory girl, Miss Drake, 1 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs G Emory Drake of Ills worth Falls Me, was seriously injured in a Saturday night automobile crash in that city. She was unconscious and suffered a knee injury, a broken limb, facial lacerations, the loss of several teeth and cuts and bruises. Her condition was not critical, and she is confined at Meader Hospital in Billsworth Falls where doctors expect her recovery. The Drake family moved from Cory city a few years ago.
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Corry
Vargimin Drake
G. Emory Drake
Illsworth Falls
Drke
City to Arrest Train Crew After Jam at Crossings
City authorities plan to arrest the train crew following a Saturday evening freight blockage that halted rush hour traffic across multiple crossings. The 147 car train with two engines blocked east and west end yards, delaying pedestrians and motorists for hours and prompting an official inquiry and potential charges before a magistrate.
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Cain
Swan
Imne
East End
West End
AL Polite
Conditions of Home Probed in Delinquent Children Institution
Grove City Pennsylvania January 22 An investigation into conditions at the George Junier Republic home for rehabilitation of delinquent children was quietly launched by Mercer County District Attorney Extwin Moon. Board president Leonard S Levin said changes appeared necessary after reports of inadequate food dormitory conditions and meager clothing. Superintendent Earle D Bruner, longtime head for 27 years, was reportedly to be replaced as part of possible reforms.
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Grove City
George Junier Republic
Moon
Mercer County
Lesnard S. Levin
Levin
Earle D. Bruner
Kidnap Victim Faces Fate After Ordeal
Mary Mebhey, an apparent kidnapping victim, faced a personal crisis as friends concluded she was driven to despair by abductors. They alleged isolation and manipulation led to her death by suicide after hours of confinement and a note implying a death penalty. The case drew national attention with calls for accountability.
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Kansas
Oly
Mary Mebhey
Miz McElroy
Burst Radiator Damages Junior High Buildings
A burst radiator at the junior high caused extensive damage to the building and classrooms. Heating system failures forced student dismissals and temporary repairs, with classes resuming later in the day after the issue was contained. The incident disrupted both junior and senior high operations and damaged walls desks and equipment.
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Byiel
Otter
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Heals
Elntic
Hes Waeter
Geysweet
Lasses Wy Te
dUtleulry Wau
Austlan
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