Third annual dairy day noted by 50 000 farmers in New York region
Local winter meetings of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association observed to elect local officers. Other items include mid-year exams at the Senior High, political meetings for Corry taxpayers and community groups, bowling prizes, a wind damage incident on Bugle street, dance party music by Harold Cragg and Warren band, two contagious disease reports, a new restaurant venture, VFW program on Feb 11, and a charity vegetable drive for Transients at the Corry police station. Mrs. Kate Sell dies in Greensburg. Stock prices ease on NYSE. A legal suit against Arthur Root over a breach of contract is noted.
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New York
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
Blue Laws and PSC Quiz Before Legislature
Harrisburg dispatch notes a tense opening of the 1982 general Assembly with focus on blue law revision and PSC investigations. Senators Roberts Coyne Pethick and new members Krause Baumer Baly join a joint panel reviewing state expenditures as lawmakers plan to overhaul the 158 million general appropriation bill while the House Law and Order panel moves toward action on blue law revision.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Senate
Public Service Commission
Roberts
House
House Law and Order Committee
Rep. Schwartz
Philadelphia
Weis
Rep
Larng
Pinochet
Pinchot
Department of Revenue
James Boyd
State Highway Department
Peters
Montgomery
Building and Loan Stockholders Meet in Corry Tonight
Stockholders of the Corry Building and Loan Association hold their annual meeting at the Barlow block offices this evening to receive reports on the past year. Three new directors will be elected, and officers for the ensuing year will be named. The association has shown steady growth and strong management in a year of challenging conditions. Tonight’s gathering caps several annual sessions of local banks and loan groups.
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Corry
Corry Bulling and Loan Association
Community Loan
W. F. W. District Gathering Held at Warren
About 200 Veterans of Foreign Wars members from eighteen towns plus their families gathered at Warren’s Outing Club for the Northwestern Council meeting and banquet. Prominent guests included J H Van Zandt and Benjamin R Als key. A banquet, welcome address by Burgess L C Chairman, and entertainment followed.
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J. H. van Zandt
Benjamin Ralsky
Pennsylvania
Geral C. Duncan
Ol City
George Thornton
Coinell
Erie
Gerald Duncan
Oil City
Burgess L. ©. Chanman
Potts
George C. Sarvis
Cunningham
Bradford
Ralsky
D. J. Driscal
St. Mary
van Zandt
Eaton Raunds
Mich
William
Thomas
Endeavor
Durol” Wilbur
Tiona
Jimmy Lytle
VFW Band
Early Arrests Expected in Brown Slaying Case
Palmyra New Jersey January 23 United Press reports investigators pursue the week old slaying of Bradway Brown a wealthy Philadelphia executive found shot in his home with two bullets in his bag and a pistol nearby Doctors say suicide is unlikely and Ellis Parker county detective says new evidence will lead to a sensational arrest as authorities tighten the murder probe in the Brown household also noted is a Worcester Massachusetts art exhibit of the 400 works International 1988 at the Worcester Art Museum
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United Press
Palmyra
N. J
Bradway Brown
Philadelphia
Ellis H. Parker
Parker
Bren
Brown
Ms 1
Gardgn
Franklin Printing Company
Beaver
Dry Chieftain Defends Prohibition Office Funds
Prohibition administrator Joan D. Pennington faced congressional charges over two years of funds used in her office for mimeographing non alcoholic recipe materials. She claimed $845 total, mostly for paper, and offered to meet opponents openly. She argued the matter was overblown and linked it to a 1931 cessation of funds.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Joan D. Pennington
Prohibition
Sdminia Lator
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Women's Christian Temperance
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Woodcock
Congress
Congressin
George Z. Tinkham
Mascorhmerts
Pennington
W. CG
T. A
House Appropriations Committee
Washington
Retaliatory Move Against Sunday Ban in Ol City
Prosecutions likely against 15 to 20 city business proprietors and employees as tensions rise over a Sunday amusements ban. Venanko County Tolerance League members swore evidence to arrest potential violators while Drake and Lyric theatres denied knowledge of Sunday activities. Gasoline stations reported customers used to gauge employee presence.
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OL City
Van
Ter
Venanko County ‘Tolerance League
Minagers
Drake and Lyric Mieatres
Rénwin
Franklin
Watation
Eight More Electric Trains Run Between Philadelphia and New York
The Pennsylvania Railroad added eight electric passenger trains today, bringing electric service to 16 daily trips between Philadelphia and New York and doubling the electric operation from a week ago. Steam trains will be reduced to 44 as electric trains replace them, shortening travel time by about half an hour once all passenger cars are electrified.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Equipmt
Plan for new industry at Spartansburg sparks local move
The Mast brothers and four families plan to relocate from Cleveland to Spartansburg. About twelve more local employees are expected to be hired initially. The venture centers on a German polishing process used in auto factory finishing and tanning sheep skins for industrial uses. Oskar Must will lead manufacturing with a noted record in naval breather parts. Pfeiffer backs the venture as promising, expecting a strong local market and large purchases soon.
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Continuew Fram Rage Neres
Mast Brothers
Spartenburg
Cleveland
Oskar
Wow
Akron
Pfeiffer
Foul play feared in Pilgrim death in Etna Pa
The body of PT Pilgrim, 49, of Wina, with arms and legs tied by wire and rope, was found in Big Pine Creek, Shaler Township, yesterday. He had been missing since Friday, and police await cause of death as his widow suspects an attack. VFW post officers note veterans seeking state relief should apply.
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Etna
Pilgrim
Wina
Big Pine Croek
Shaleroyachin
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Paraera
Corry Building
Corry Taxpayers’ Union
Conenril Township
Sciota
Beaverdam
Harold Cragg
Aero Supply
Wing-Wills Stores
Corry City
Cragg
Superior Dry Cleaning Company
Leon Brown
Bugle Street
Willams
Warren
St Edward's
Franklin Dairy Five
Leroy Pattison
R. D
Corry Hospital
Marthe McIntyre
North Center Street
Chris Dallas
North Center
Washington Streets
Titusville
Lindsey Hollow
Luch
Merte Amy
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Sdéom
V. FW
Malonal Broadcastimne
Kate 5. Sell
Joh S. Sell
Masonie Iidge
Greensburg
Sél
Pennsylvania Masonic Home
Elizabethtown
New York Stock Exchange
Grié County
Assumpsi
Lyle W. Foster
Thissoity
Arthur L. Root
Root Furniture Company
Mr. Foster
Foot
W. CT. U
Building and Loan
Worcester
Mass
International
New Worcester Art Museum
Chiffon and Service
Biege
Nublack
Reich
Yale
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Spartansburg
Paul Lines
Francis Tike
Federal Reserve
Chi Lad
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