Publicted Daily and Oil Industry Outlook in Corry
The Corry public notice describes publication and postal details, then analyzes federal tax growth and government cost. It quotes Senator Felix Herbert criticizing bureaucracy and predicting continued government expansion. It also reports a cautious oil industry outlook with ongoing overproduction, East Texas curtailment, and court actions threatening supply controls.
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United States
Felix Herbert
Rhode Iland
Herbert
Sna Ilikewise
Amieg L. Beaty
American Petroleum Institute
Mr. Beaty
East Texas
Beaty
Fragmented local query on historical street, geography and figures
The text asks who administered 1 Ler Street improvement, the highest point in Europe, the year Villa raided Columbus, the New York Governor, location of Farmers' Hotel in Corry, and who wrote a line about art mirroring life, plus a Page 7 cue.
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Villa
Columbus
New York
Farmers
Corry
Twenty Years Ago In Local Journal Notes 1912
News from January 23, 1912 itemizes Leo F. O'Brien, city assistant state librarian and Elks officer, asphyxiated by gas from a defective jet in Harrisburg. Corry Council of Knights of Columbus to take over rooms in the Barlow block. Charles Keating coaching a girls basketball team with players Mabel Truesdell, Mabel Stennett, Katherine Shanshan, Iss Drought. Kurtz Brass Bed plant shut down temporarily due to engine trouble. F. D. Mosser, chauffeur at St Marys, and Curtiss pupil to operate a Curtiss biplane. Newmaker and Reed purchasing steel for a Phoenix Furniture expansion. Warren Mirror notes Clifton DeLong visiting Warren with Aldico-Detroit Motor Gar Company interests.
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Leo F. O'Brien
Ov City
Wbrarian
Elks Fraternity
Harrisburg
Corry Council
Knights of Columbus
Barlow
Main and
Center Streets
Tire
Charles Keating
Mabel Truesdell
Mabel Stennett
Katherine Shanshan
Iss Drought
New Ruling on State Road Maintenance Ends at Borough Line
Harrisburg Jan 23 United Press reports state responsibility for township road upkeep ends at borough limits. The Eidelspacher act contains state aid highway provisions and limits state maintenance to portions of roads within boroughs, with local towns responsible beyond that line. The ruling follows a probe into a Greek swindler case and cites deputy attorney general John A Moser clarifying which segments are state funded.
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Harrisburg
Borouh Asseix
Bidelspacher
Furst Red
John A. Moser
Samuel S. Lewis
Moser
s/he
Mrs D B McKinney Injured In Fall Near Home
Mrs D B McKinney fell on a sidewalk near her home yesterday injuring her right wrist. Miss Kathryn McGarry sister of Mrs P Clarke of this city died at Warren hospital yesterday.
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D. B. McKinney
Kathryn McGarry
P. Clarke
Warren
Car Crashes Into West Ridge Co Bus Near East Street
Miss Gert rude Palmer of 1912 Pennsylvania avenue east sustained minor cuts and bruises when her Dodge collided with the rear of a West Ridge bus on the Pennsylvania avenue line near East street Friday morning. The bus, operated by J. W. Stafford, was about to stop to discharge a passenger. Patrolmen Britton and Pope cited slippery streets as factor. Palmer could not stop in time. Palmer was treated by a local physician. her car taken to Post Office garage. Ben F. Sieger of Erie visited the city with friends yesterday.
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West Ridge CO
Warren
Gertrude Palmer
Pennsylvania Avenue East
West Ridge Ibus
Pennsylvania Avenue Line
East Street
J. W. Stafford
Charles Britton
Wiliam Pope
Miss Falher
Post Office
Award damages for fatal crash near Lowville
Helen Orlosky of Greenfield township was awarded 4844.76 damages by an Erie County jury for the death of her husband Polix Orlosky in an October 18 1950 accident near Lowville on the Lowville North Bastion. The verdict was against Herman Schloerb Rochester NY, who was driving the car that struck the wagon carrying two barrels of cider. The widow was represented by Attorney Robert Witman and District Attorney Mortimer Graham appeared for the plaintiff.
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Brim
Helen Orlosky
Greenfield Township
Erie County
Polix
Lowville
Lowville-North Bastion
Herman Schloerb
Rochester
Union City
Robert Witman
Mortimer Graham
Compensation claim refused by referee Jamestown item
Elllis H Hamilton, former W C A Hospital janitor, had his estate compensation claim disallowed by Referee Charles Man in Jamestown on January 23. The death occurred October 13, 1981, when Hamilton collapsed in front of the hospital laundry after leaving the nurses home.
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Jamestown
Ellis H. ‘Hamilton
Charles Man
Acc
Hamilton
Chief of Heart Clinic Dies in Pittsburgh Home
Dr Verner Gaggin 62 chief of the heart clinic at the Homeopathic hospital Pittsburgh died at his home yesterday Born in Erie Pa he studied at Syracuse University He served as a captain in the medical corps during World War I a pioneer in x ray work and had lived in Pittsburgh since 1896 He is survived by his widow Mrs Helen Slack Gaggin a daughter two sisters in Erie and two brothers in Syracuse
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Pittsburg
Verner Simpson Gaggin
Homeopathic Hospital
Pittsburgh
Gaggin
Erie
Syracuse University
Helen Slack Guggin
Syracuse
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Entainments
Radio listings outline five prime programs across networks CBS NBC and GBS. Entries include New York Philharmonic Symphony, Grand Opera, Thru the Opera Glass, Radio Hour, and Adventuring with Count von Balk, with start times ranging from 6:30 to 9:30.
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WABCO
CBS
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
WAG
WIRAU
NBC
WJZ
Radio Aour
Wiairc
GBS
Count von Balk
Ber
Youth Passes Raised Bill At Humes Restaurant
A 15 year old presented a counterfeit ten dollar bill altered with white ink, passed at Humes restaurant in Franklin. The phony note was not noticed until after 7 pm, and the youth vanished with $979 in change. Staff described a stranger patron, about five seven, wearing a blade overcoat and blade cap.
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Franklin
Jam
Humes
E. E. Humes
Rainy weather delays Sciota road work and local notices
Rainy weather halts state road work at Sciota. Local items note Donald Dieter back in school after illness. Nina Borstorff of Winita visiting. Raymond at home. Will Querreveld guests. Mrs fennister ill. Tompsons move to Corry. Sunday school 2 pm at church, Hart Pierce superintendent. Rev J H Baker to preach at 3 pm. Sciota Community Aid to meet next Thursday. tureen dinner planned with buns and thimbles to bring. Alan needles mentioned.
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Jack Raymond
Will Querreveld
Clymer
Henry Querreveld
Fennister
Arthur Tompson
Briggs Farm
Corry
Hart Pierce
J. H. Baker
Sciota
Alan
Warren Sends Dozen To Pymatuning Dam War Wakes
First contingent of unemployed, signed work under the relief program, sent to the Pymatuning Dam site Friday morning in cars donated by the Warren county unemployment committee. Six Warren borough men attended: Jack M. Kays, W. H. Mann, Alfred Gertsch, George Bertch, George Zobrest, and Joseph P. Gan, with participants from Sheffield, Youngsville, Tidioute and Clarendon.
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Sun. Com
Pymatuning
Warren County
Jack M. Kays
W. H. Mann
Alfred Gertsch
George Bertch
George Zobrest
Joseph PF. Gan
Warren
Sheffield
Youngsville
Tidioute
Clarendon
G. McMillan
V T. Garrett
Edger A. Horton
John Gaydos
Charles Byers
Villeste Valone
Another Former Sheriff Jenner Dies in Jamestown
Jamestown New York notices the death of Charles Jay Jenner aged 83 former Shautauqua County sheriff and longtime proprietor of a furniture store. He died yesterday at home after a December fall broke his leg, leaving him bedridden. He is survived by wife Inez Moore Jenner four brothers and six cousins in Jamestown and nearby communities.
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Jamestown
Van
Charles Jay Jenner
Shautauqua County
Mein Street New
Atelock
Prospect Street
Jenner
Inez Moore Jenner
George
Jener
Cheaty Brown
Oshkosh
Mich
Pranke. Caldwell
Chas
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South Street
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 40Th St
Ribune Tower
Chicago Chamber of Com
Pener
Mura
Kurtz Brass Bed Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
F. D. Mosser
Jos
SS Marys
Newmaker and Reed
C. FR. Rogera Company
Curry
Phoenix Furniture Company
Warren Mirror
Clifton DeLong
Aldicot-Detroit Motor Gar Company
United Press
Coats
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Thor and
A. B. C. Washing Machines
Corry, Penna
Philco & Majestic Radios
Ben F. Sieger
Heart Clinic
Bill
Sciota Road
Citizens National
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