January passing: Lions Club ball and public notices in Corry area
A jumble of items reports January events in Corry Pennsylvania. Notes include tax revenue transfers from liquor stores, business redecorating at a barber shop, and a smaller President's Birthday Ball turnout. Also covered are Rotary social plans at Junior High, Kiwanis speaker Roy Mulkie, bowling league captain meeting, a Third Ward shoplifting arrest, and leadership changes in Erie Cooperative Mill Producers. The piece mentions pay from CWA wages, stock trends in New York, and Democratic party comments on governor candidates.
Corry to Expand Educational Relief Programs At School
Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey announced the continuation and expansion of Corry’s relief efforts. Home making classes will be offered based on enrollment interest, with registration at the Library building offices. Plans include kindergarten work starting next week, using Concord building space for southside children and possible northern accommodations.
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Corry
Ralph S- Dewey
Schoit
Dewey
Concord
Jamestown Man to Get High Post
Morgenthau targets reform of tax administration by tightening supervision and creating a Treasury General Counsel office. E Barrett Prettyman and Robert H Jackson named for top posts as part of broader revamp. Hewes moved to different duties as acting secretary reshapes the revenue system.
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Jin
Morgenthau
E. Barrett Prettyman
Internal Revenue Bureau
Robert H. Jackson
Jamestown
Congress
Office of
General Counsel of
The
Treasury
Prettyman Mit
Morgentias
Thomas Hewes
Puri
Auto racer Litz arrested in DuBois Pennsylvania
Jansi-A. Bi Litz a well known auto racer and his wife were each held on bonds under 1000 dollars on liquor law violations. Litz faced additional charges of attempting to obtain evidence from a state revenue officer. He posted 5000 dollars on impersonation and hindering enforcement counts in Centre County.
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United Press
Dubois
Jansi—A. Bi
Deacon)Litz
Lite
Litz
Centre County
Centre Hall
Patrolman Hurt After Double Accident in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh January 31 Radio Patrolman Michael Marze aged 82 remained in serious condition at Mercy Hospital after a double accident. He left his radio car to investigate a complaint and was struck by a car as he crossed the street, clinging to the vehicle before being dragged fifty feet. Motorman Thomas Dorsey applied the emergency brake and stopped the car a few feet from the officer.
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Sy Unnen
Pittsburgh
Michael Marze
Mercy Hospital
Marze
Mavze
Thomas Dorsey
Low Fire Loss Record For Two Rivers City
Two Rivers Wisconsin officials report 1933 fire losses at a per capita rate believed to be among the lowest in the nation. The city observed a low average loss affecting residents and property, highlighting efficient fire safety measures.
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Two Rivers
Wis
Mayor Miller Refuses Dr Irwin Resignation From Civil Service Board
Mayor Miller refused to accept the resignation of Dr. A G Rees as the Civil Service Board member continues to serve. Councilman Nichols questioned whether the resignation was addressed to the Mayor or to the council, noting the board appointment by the council. Municipal counsel cited precedent, stating the Mayor may not accept after the appointee has begun duties. The matter was held over for a future meeting, with no resignation copy available for action.
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Glen Milley
Stanley Nichil
Miller
Irwin
Nichols
Lieppard
Walter H. Scott
Civil Service Board
Roosu- Yell
Cornellmin Nichols
Ais
A. G. Rees
Crude oil output declines in week, US stocks rise
New York Gan. o1 reports crude oil production fell in the week ended January, with output at about 2,222,750 barrels daily, below the prior year. Gasoline production and motor fuel stocks rose while the average remained above the government quota of 24183,000 barrels.
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New York
Gan
One American Petroleum Institute
Gangster's Girl Friend Last Seen By Mother in September
Shirley Patterson and Margaret Behrens, sisters of Mary Kinder, appear in a photo as crime arrests unfold. Mary Kinder, daughter of Mrs. Patterson, was last seen after leaving home with her sister to attend a dance in September and later joined Dillinger gang fugitives, while Margaret returned home. Mary has not been seen since the departure to meet the convicts at Indiana’s Michigan City breakout.
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Shirley Patterson
Margaret Behrens
Mary Kinder
Tucson
Aziz
Dillinger
Indianapolis
Mary T T
Drunken driver jailed ten days in Franklin
Franklin Jan 31 a Minneapolis magazine salesman Ray C Walters was given a 50 dollar fine and 69 dollar costs plus 10 days in jail for driving while intoxicated. The jail sentence could be waived if the fine and costs are paid promptly. Judge Lee A McCracken said the liquor situation must be curbed. Walters' attorney sought leniency noting the offense occurred after a brief drive.
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Symney
Franklin
Ray C. Walters
Minneapolis
Healer Wins Appeal In Backwoods Texas Case
Paul Oakley, a self styled healer linked to the strangulation of five year old Bernice Clayton, wins an appeal overturning a ten year prison sentence on the related charge.
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Austin
Tex
Paul Oakley
East Texas
Bernice Clayton
Cory Grange to Meet Saturday in Maccabee Hall
Corry Grange holds its regular business meeting Saturday evening at the Maccabee Hall. The third and fourth degree work will be presented, and candidates are asked to be present. Roll call will invite the query What would you like to have included in the lecturer hour. Music by Mrs Nina Jewell and there will be singing.
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Corry Grange
Ao Yynold
Maccabee Hall
Nina Jewell
Representative from Erie Here on Wednesday
Robert Barringer special representative of the Federal State employment service spent today in Corry city investigating complaints about CWA employment. He will spend each Wednesday in Corry making registrations and checking inquiries, with office space reserved in the Municipal building auditorium.
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Robert Barringer
Erie
Luis City
Corry Gwa
Barringer
Corry
CWA
Federal State Employment Service
OWA
Hopi Indians Flop Pathfinder Mag Nine Descanied Article
A fragmented report claims Hopi Indians diverged from Shoshonean stock and inhabited lands now in Colorado New Mexico Arizona and adjoining territories. The text suggests the group dwindled to near-slumber and notes a reference to Ark mn in error.
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Magnine
Allgiving
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Ark
Temple University Offers Education for Better Relations Course
Philadelphia reports Temple University has started a course titled Education for Better Relations aimed at fostering sympathy toward other races and nations as part of its social course offerings.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
One Man Heads Conneaut Police Amid Budget Cuts
Conneaut’s police force reduced to a single chief due to city insolvency. Former officers volunteer for emergency duty as the fire department also shrinks to one member.
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Foommer
Fire Department
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