Corry area brief reports politics weather and crime
Miscellaneous local notes cover state bills on fishing licenses and postmaster confirmations Ralph Seep and Fleckert Leblandecker named postmasters. Rife club results, government pay restoration, school disease alerts, street improvements, club dinners, and hotel renovation plans are reported alongside stock market activity and a Roosevelt broadcast.
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Ralph E. Seep
Titusville
Fleckert A. Leblandecker
Ite
U.S
Renovating Pennsylvania's Mansion Under Mrs Earle
Harrisburg January 20 United Press Mrs George H Earle guides interior redecorating of the state mansion as occupancy nears for the first family in March The Earles stay at a local hotel during weekends while Mrs Earle and adviser Mrs Edgar Munson overhaul colors draperies and furniture Walls will be white in the dining room with crimson hangings while turquoise blue dominates the reception area Georgia blue in the library and peach and turquoise in the boudoir The plan includes flower beds in back and a garden while the four sons prepare for school and summer visits by their parents
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Executive
George H. Earle
Earle
Earles
Hayherford
Earle Tx
Edgar Munson
New York
George H. Hayle
Hubert
St .George’s School
Newport
Rio
Executive Mansion
Hayle
Mins
Tarle
Gifford Pinchot
Iwan
Vienna
Harle
Mintater
Austria
St Marys Men Hurt In Crash Near Staunton Virginia
C B Straith and A A Straub were slightly injured Sunday morning returning from a hunting trip when their car struck a bridge abutment on a highway near Staunton. Ray J Smith of this city was a passenger. A. A Straub suffered a facial cut and district attorney Bradyfield had a sprained right ankle.
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St, Marys
C. B.’ Straith
A. A. Straub
Staunton
Caroling
A. A. Strau
Ray J. Smith
Btridule
Smith
Four Children Operated in Kansas Hospital Tragedy
Four children of Frank Beck underwent operations for a medical condition at Ube Atehiam hospital during a holiday period. The ages listed were Frigiies 18, Edward 1, John 22, and Barnadleste 1, with Edward subsequently dying.
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Frank Beck
Mtr Pandioitia
Ube Atehiam
Frigiies
Edward
John
Barnadleste
Probe of Baby Farm Near Erie Brig
Authorities launch a Tuesday probe into anonymous complaints about a baby farm near Erie Brig. The facility allegedly performed illegal operations with an incinerator for disposing of unborn children. Multiple unnamed women and deliveries are noted, with investigators unsure how long the operation ran and potential arrests anticipated.
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Jen
Fourlahiggner
Ezie
Errstory
Pumors
Monthaev
Varios
Dountiny
Work advances Columbus dam improvement
Columbus dam project continues under Gilbert Sanford supervision as residents report ongoing action and nearby visits. Social notes mention travels to Ware, Jamestown, Warren and Clarendon with many locals attending skating and church events. Several residents, including Amy Ohrn and the Nagel family, are noted in Wollstone locations and hospital updates, while casual visits link Bear Lake, Blue Eye and Jamestown communities.
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Emma Carroll
Erma Gordon
Jamestown
Jamestown Business College
Columbus
Warren
Charles Simpson
Amy Ohrn
Walter Arnolds
George Nagel
Charlotte
Corry
Humphrey Stranigen
Bear Lake
Charles Swanson
George Stranigan
Charles Stranigan
Charles Farnham
Frank Schrambling
Jennie Moore
Pittsburgh
Friederich Goss
Jom Peterson
Donne Mae Dressel
W. H. Garnett
Baeine Creek
Allen
Muir
Mondiy
Sam Spicer
John Ohrn
Susgay
Black
Rhbert Curtis
Sarah Page
Washington, D. C
Byron West
Travel delays complicate Buett farm work journey to Spokane
Buett wonk his farm tenary job seriously but faced travel setbacks. He was called to Wallace, Maine, 20 miles away, then boarded a train to Spokane, 100 miles distant, before transferring to another railway line to Wallace, a 200 mile leg. Traveling expenses totaled $8, unpaid at time.
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Calder
G. EH. Buett
Wallace
Ima
Spokane
Wilace
Your Income Tax No. 2 Forms for Making Returns
IRS urges use of correct tax form for 1934 filings and briefs filing deadlines. Taxpayers with net income under 5000 from salary or wages use form 4080A single sheet. others with business income or higher net income use form 1040. Return due by March 15, 1935. Tax may be paid in full or four installments on March 19, June 15, September 15, and December 15.
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Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Oil City Faces Plenty Projects With Little Funding
City council hears that Oil City has many potential public improvements but lacks funds. State planning board papers outline possible Works projects and deadlines for data submission by February 1. Mayor Paine says city is long on projects but short on funds, seeking state help.
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OL City
Rey
Oil City
State Planning Board
Nok
Mnet
Three Injured in Sharon Crash
Sharon reports a wreck on East State Street injuring three people including William wave and Mrs. &. G. Granam. They were burnt when a Covi ear wit struck by a machine operated by Gildan Cruming ham. Drake and Gentian received first aid at the scene.
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Sharon
Jan
William Wave
Balm
G. Granam
Eat State Street
Gildan Crumingham
Volant
Wir
Kat M Drake
Voinnit
Cuntingham
Wma
Gentian
Drake
Million Dollar Tax Fight Reaches State Supreme Court
United Press reports Springrisld Illinois case where the state seeks to compel private and public utilities to pay a two percent sales tax. The appeal questions whether electric gas and water services are taxable and if the utilities sell tangible property retail. The court weighs if the tax applies while considering prior rulings on constitutional sales tax.
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United Press
Humalad
Mimna
Supreme Cault
Hetore Lecourt
Olly Kerner
Kemer Jas
High Tribunal
Ilinois
Supreme Court
Kerner
Cane Ate Honeys
Masia
Housing canvass shows massive repair needs in Butler
Butler county and city officials released figures from the Federal housing campaign field canvass. Total estimated repairs and modernization amount to 242,371.99 dollars with 198,126.60 for the county and 44,245.30 for the city of Butler. George N. Burckhalter, the county chairman, announced the totals at the end of the third week of canvassing.
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Butler
Butler County
George N. Burckhalter
Natural Gas Reserve Seen To Last About A Century
Harrisburg experts say Pennsylvania's natural gas supply may endure around 100 years based on current fields. Dr George Ashley notes new discoveries could extend this, but ongoing losses from open flow and leakage reduce efficiency. The state geologist warns past waste and declined production impact reserves, though improved conservation has helped.
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Harrisburg
Jah
Tatornn
Altairs
Commonwealth
Ashley
Pennsnylvania
Nortiern
Pennsylvania
Kent
Lobigh
Dr Aah Jey
Dinner for St Edward's Hall draws triple hundred guests
About 300 persons attended the St Edward's Hall dinner organized by Branch No. 5 of the worry club in Washington. Mrs Mony Jackson led the cooking and Mrs W S Morell chaired the dining room as large tables and a full menu filled the evening from 5 o'clock. The event raised a nice sum for the church treasury.
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St. Edwardia Hall
Mony Jackson
Morell
Clarion’s Treasury
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