Legislature Working On School Law Changes
Assemblyman John H. Kinz states the legislature plans major school law changes this session. He notes many districts demand changes, but few bill drafts exist as committee chair asks written proposals first to coordinate and select major changes for consideration before session ends.
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John 7H. Kinz
Unit
King
Stele
Committee On Educational Affairs
Reinet Atter
Corry ‘Taxpayers’ Union
Knudsen says skies are clearing for auto industry
W. S. Knudsen, president of Chevrolet, joins leaders in stating the automobile industry found a way through the depression. He notes January production will total 62,001 cars, the largest since July 1881, with daily output at 2,500. Sales rise. the first ten days show a 50 percent gain over the prior period. He adds while the future is never certain, confidence is higher than in two years.
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W. S. Knudsen
Chevrolet Motor Company
Knudsen
Corry News Highlights From Journal Files
Twenty years ago Corry items include the stockholders meeting of the Corry Pair and Driving Park, opposition voices to the domestic allotment farm relief plan, concerns over government overreach and farm debt relief, debates on currency inflation, and calls for tax relief. Glenn Hinman resumes studies at State College. new phones replace old rural lines. Presbyterian Brotherhood social hosted by Charles Bracken. Corry High girls vs Silver Greek and boys vs Warren High upcoming games. sermons link mothers and homes to curb problems. Kathryn Cauley hosts GB club. Lorenzo Dunham to celebrate 85th birthday January 27.
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Senate Agricultural Committee
Department of Agriculture
South
Glenn Hinman
State College
Jmany
Park fire and local incidents across Corry area
Do You Misses Matie Porter and Lillian Morgaridge visit friends briefly. The old Gene Webb farm at Concod Hollow burned Wednesday from a toppled lantern. Three young men were detained by police with stolen merchandise found on them. A death notice comes for Howard Kane of Corry. Leo Franz to Baltimore as a government witness. Buffalo is referenced in a separate alert. May Leland injured his shoulder in an accident. LeRoy Patterson released from hospital to home in Timon City.
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Bart
Gene Webb
Concod Hollow
LeRoy Patterson
Corry Hospital
Timon City
King Kong teased as new motion picture marvel
United Press reports from Hollywood on January 30 that Merian C. Cooper, Jacksonville native and soldier, plans to launch King Kong as the cinema’s greatest heavy of all time. The giant ape, said to be about 50 feet tall, with seven foot feet and 60 foot chest, embodies new photographic effects said to surpass any prior film.
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United Press Hollywood
Merian ¢ Cooper
Jacksonville
Fis
Forte
King Kong
Falt
Keng
Cooper
Kong
Four FI Companies Respond to Neville Island Fire at Daul Benzol Plant
Pittsburgh January 30 fire destroyed a tower at the Daul Benzol Company gasoline stil plant on Neville Island. Firefighters prevented spread to other refining equipment and halted further damage.
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Pittsburgh
Neville’ Island
Dauler Benzol Company
Currencies Of Other Nations Affectsing U S
Central Press writer Leslie Eighel argues foreign currencies, especially Britain's, heavily influence U S prices. He contends the gold standard's limits and explores why nations off gold struggle, urging consideration of bi met al ism or expanded paper money while stressing trade as the core issue.
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Leslie Eighel
Great Britain
United States
Unite States
France
Bellum
Holland
Switzeriimd
Carmot Alton
Britain
England
Pritsin
Ann Vickers main novelty and Trotsky history reviewed
On the Nobel prize day critics discuss Sinclair Lewis new novel Ann Vickers a liberal portrait of a modern woman and a prison reform core. The review lauds its forceful sections and predicts strong sales while also noting Simon & Schuster's Trotsky History volumes completing his monumental series with critical appraisal of Trotsky Lenin Stalin and the Soviet dictatorship.
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Hi Allen Smith
United Press
Sinclair Lewis
New York
Lewis
Sudenly
Ann Vickers
Doubleday- Doran
Phere
Golly
Ain
Vickers
Ann
America
Amn Vickers
Simon & Scinster Haye
Leon Trotsky
Vohner
Grotsky
Herensky
Kornilov
Lenin
Josef Stalin
Russia
Trotsky
Duresacrat
Stalin
Treasury cracksman guide on public view at risk to vaults
Washington January 30 The Treasury holds a detailed guide on its new money vaults including locks alarms and countermeasures. Economists urge a world monetary conference to rethink tariffs and debts as leaders consider currency reform and safer systems in a global finical crisis.
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The
Treasury
Treasury Department
United States
France
Stop Gas Pains German Remedy Brings Quick Relief
A bold ad claims Adlerika washes out bowels and relieves nervous mess and sleep troubles. It promotes a single dose as instant relief and targets readers at Keister's Cut Rate Drug Store with a claim of fast benefits.
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Adlerika
Keister
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
Charles Bracken
Corry High
Warren High
H. C. Shaw
M. . Church
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Worth Street
Lorenzo Dunham
East Main Street
Matie Porter
Lillian Morgaridge
Junction
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Columbus
Caleb Hall
Company A
Buffalo
Howard Kane
Leo
Franz
Baltimore
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Leama
HL. Clark & Sommill
Tonia’ Bliss
Wika! Iudge
May Leland
West Washington
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U.S
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Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
Teo Bret
Treasury Departments
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Charles B. Mitholland
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