Sub Zero Wave Blasts Winter Storm Across Corry Vicinity
GALES- SUB ZERO WAVE COMBINE IN WINTER S WORST STORM. Mercury falls 10.2 below zero as blizzard rages from Sunday into Monday. Howling gales and drifting snow close to 61 miles per hour cripple roads and trains. Temperatures plummet to two below as traffic slows and crews clear icy highways. Pittsburgh records zero by morning amid continued snowfall and gusts.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
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HG. Andrews
Camien
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Dairymen Hold Annual Meeting In Corry Local
The Corry Local of the Dairymen's League held its annual meeting Saturday in Queen Hall with about one hundred members attending an all day session and oyster dinner. President Bred Sexaber spoke at one o clock and a printed message for the next issue of the League News was announced for readers. Floyd Ham Won was reelected director for three years along with Grvillé Follett Clarence Siye and Fanibel 8 Stultz. A program followed with songs by Misses Lucy Auten Wheresade Snyross and others.
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Corry
Dairymen's League
Qeinge Hall
Bred Sexaber
League New
Floyd Ham- Won
Kel Ty Tony Vike
Frat Harvey
Moye Ban Mon
Grvillé Follett
Clarence Siye
Ani Fanibel
Stultz
Ouvillie Peterson
Toe
Idee Nntive
Mra
Lucy Auten
Snyross
Young Ohio girl endures 28th operation at age 12
Ruth Virginia Diamond, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Diamond of Chaska Beach Ohio, has just recovered from her twenty eighth surgical operation for a beneficence. She first entered the operating room at four and, reflecting tolerance, refused anesthetics in two of her latest procedures.
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Ruth Virginia Diamond
W. M. Diamond
Chaska Beach
Ruth
Se Nias
Convict Youth Instoreholdup In Rockland Township
Franklin January 29 A jury pronounces sentence today for Robert Miller 19 convicted of holding up Gifford Smith store Rockland township and taking 60 dollars the night of October 28 including a masked robbery that drew patrons attention as Miller fired at clerk C H Ross wounding 20 year old Fred Shine. Ralph Ziccardi received two concurrent prison terms for shooting Arthur Coast and other offenses. Sheriff Beatty reveals new terms range three to 320 years for noted offenses including a youth death on the same night.
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Ralph Ziccardi
Western Penitentiary
Arthur Coast
Herb L. Beatty
William Hofman
Peter Coast
Reorganization of Police Department Under Way Here
City officials led by Mayor Glenn Miller and Acting Chief H S Burlingame advance a police department reorganization. Patrol shifts are being assigned with Acting Chief Burlingame on day shift, Swan tipped for second shift, Mead and McEvoy on night tours. Burlingame also named acting health officer as permanent appointments await further exams. Several drivers already work under acting arrangements, including Spiesman and Foster, with Eissley noted for driver duties at Wire Station No 1.
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H. S. Burlingame
Ibicertain
Burlingame
Wranigan
Willian G. Swann
Swan
Charles Spiesman
First Ward
Ralph Foster
Frank Eissley
Council
Mary Pickford Secluded in Hotel Suite in New York
Mary Pickford was secluded in a six room suite on the third floor of a New York hotel guarded after a kidnapping scare linked to a recent incident in Falmouth, Massachusetts. She planned to perform in a theatre appearance Friday despite the scare.
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Unites Press
New York
Mary Pickford
Falmouth
Mass
Fragmented 20th century city notes in a single paragraph
A long paragraph of miscellaneous items reports weekly energy output for Associated Gas and Electric System, hotel changes in Bealo with new restaurant, birthday anniversary for President William McKinley, car and weather notes, railroad fare changes for civilians and veterans, local police activity, and assorted civic and transportation updates. It references several towns, officials, and institutions, including Allegheny College, the Rotary Club, Elks, the American Legion, the Erie Railroad, and Pennsylvanian locations.
First Semester Examinations Conclude at Senior High
Senior High students resume the second semester after mid year exams. Principal Howard J. Sheen notes classes on schedule despite redecorating and reallocation of rooms as workmen advance on the CWA project. Repainting and replastering in Miss Titus and Mr Blanden rooms proceed with minimal disruption.
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Howard J. Sheen
CWA
Miss Titus
Blanden
Britain Ready 70 Discuss War Debt
The article notes Britain remains not in default though installments have not been paid since December 15, 1932. Token payments were made in June and December 1932 to show good faith as negotiations continue on a total funded debt of 4.6 billion dollars, most of which is overdue. Britain owed 117 million dollars on the December 15 installment, with President Roosevelt's consent.
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Treasury
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Roosevelt
Bergdoll's Mother Seeks Pardon for Son Grover Bergdoll
Emma Bergdoll, mother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, draft dodger who fled to Germany, is shown in Philadelphia reading her plea to President Roosevelt for a pardon. She says her son has already paid for his mistake and continues the fight for clemency.
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Emma
Ma) Bergdoll
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Ted
United States
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Grover
Benefit card party at Corry Woman's Club
The Ways and Means committee hosts a benefit card party at the Club House Wednesday at 8 PM. Auction and contract bridge will be played with awards and refreshments. Mrs H H Keppel chairs the affair and is assisted by table committees.
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Achenemt Cura Parvy
Ways and Means Committee
Corry Woman's Club
Sridge
H. H. Keppel
Used Up 22 Horses in 30 Years Service
Kerkhoven Minnesota rural mail carrier Albert Lindgren, who recently retired, said he wore out 22 horses and eight automobiles during his 30 years with the postal service.
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Kerkhoven
Minn
Albert Lindgren
Fragmented lead hints at political shifts and local roles
A garbled OCR excerpt references political themes in Philadelphia and surroundings. It alludes to a possible shift in leadership, mentions Dem s and local affiliations, and hints at elections or appointments affecting ownership or control. The exact names, dates, and places remain unclear due to text corruption.
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