LEWIS READY FOR WAR WITH STEEL INDUSTRY AND PEACE GESTURE
A long list of school assignments release shows new teachers joining Lewis city schools for the upcoming year with minimal staffing changes. Notable changes include Donald Glossner from Lock Haven as commercial and history instructor, Helen Lodge of Tidioute as fifth grade, and Mary Jourdet as first grade. New principals, grade assignments, and staff shifts are outlined across the Senior High Junior High and ward schools, with no major reorganizations anticipated.
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Agsbat
Donald Glossner
Lock Haven
Helen Lodge
Tidioute
Mary Jourdet
Mary Anderson
Concord
Marie Brooks
Cornelia! Price
Harding School
Misa_ Orppa
Crosseul
Washington School
First Ward
Artene Ames
Titusville
Washington
Pakview
Drought Cuts Northwest Spring Wheat Prospects Dramatically
United Press reports drought in the Northwest has cost farmers about 100,380,008 bushels of wheat. Private statisticians estimate the July first spring wheat total at 134,000,010 bushels, far below earlier predictions, with losses due to heat and grasshoppers adding to relief efforts as demand and export outlook shift across the region.
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United Press
Chicago
Northwest
Jane
Wmiti
Dakotas
Montana
Yorkir West
Mains Flushed in First and Second Wards
Residents of the First and Second Wards reported murky water this morning prompting complaints to the Corry Water Company. The utility said crews worked from 10 PM to 2 AM to flush the mains to prevent sediment buildup. similar work in the Third and Fourth Wards is planned for the night of July 7.
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Corry Water Company
M. Ray Greene
Journal
National Guard Denies Promotions Report
DENY PROMOTIONS INDIANTOWN GAP Pa July 4 Pennsylvania National Guard headquarters today denied reports that Capt Tom Bell and 1st Lieut Carl B Stoops of Trop L 104th County B N G stationed at Punxsutawney have been promoted to major and captain respectively.
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Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania Natiorial Guard
Tom Bell
Carl B. Stoops
Trop L
104Th Counlry
N. G
Punxsuitawney
Road to Ruin Mixed Trends In Western Pennsylvania Business
In Pittsburgh on July 3 a University of Pittsburgh study shows mixed business tendencies in western Pennsylvania. The Business Research Bureau notes activity adjusted for trend and seasonality dipped from 90.8 percent the prior week to 82 percent as the week ended June 20.
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Pittsburgh
Burea of Business Research
University of Pittsburgh
Congressman's Son Crosby Hurt in Oklahoma City Crash
Theodore S. Crosby, 32, son of Congressman Charles N. Crosby, was critically injured yesterday in an automobile accident near Oklahoma City. He is hospitalized at St. Anthony's with broken ribs and a punctured lung, after traveling with two Pure Oil coworkers. Crosby, a Meadville resident for six years, is married.
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Theodore S. Crosby
Charles N. Crosby
Meadville
Oklahoma City
Crosby
St. Anthony's Hospital
Oklahoma
Pure Oil Company
Eouby
Roosevelt lauds CCC at Shenandoah dedication
President Roosevelt praised the Civilian Conservation Corps calling waste the terrible tragedy of our age. Speaking at the Shenandoah National Park dedication on Skyline Drive, he urged conservation of human and material resources as the reason for mobilizing the nation.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
White House
Great Meadows
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Shenan- Goa National Park
Dutifal
J P Morgan Continues To Show Improvement
Glen Cove N Y July 8 J P Morgan continued to show improvement today after a bout with neuritis which forced a curtailed visit to his sister in West Manchester Massachusetts earlier this week He spent the morning resting on the porch of the Long Island home and is said to be off his feet enjoying complete repose
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Sy Wince
Glen Cove
N.1
J. P. Morgan
Roosevelt Attends Shenandoah Park Dedication
President Roosevelt departs by automobile with Mrs. Roosevelt for Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park Virginia to participate in the park dedication ceremonies this afternoon. He is accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Unites Presa
Washington
Rosevelt
Skyline Drive
Shenandoan National Park
Roosevelt
Labour drive to organize steel workers faces clash
John L. Lewis leading 1,000,000 organized workers in a confrontation with steel companies as the United Mine Workers aim to organize 500,000 in the $5 billion industry. Lewis warns of a hard fight if war is forced, sending lieutenants to steel towns after a council of war with orders to press the campaign.
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Fields
Washington
C. L. Sulzberger
United Press
Washington, D. C
John L. Lewis
Wis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Wight
Rural Electric Lines Start Work July 23 in Erie Crawford
Work on the initial section of rural lines in Erie and Crawford counties under the Rural Electrification Administration program is set to begin by Thursday July 23. Northwestern Rural Electric Co-operative says $101000 of $1,000,000 allotted for the district has been received. Bids for construction will be opened in Meadville on July 23. The project covers 14 miles of high tension lines in Bik Creek township Erie county and Cussewasgo Athens Hayfield and Richmond townships Crawford county. A Meadville celebration is planned.
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Somal
Erie
Crawford Counties
Rural Electrification Administration
CH. Smith
Northwestern Rural Electric Co-operative Association
Meadville
Bik Creek Towneship
Erie County
Cugsewasgo
Athens
Hayfield
Richmond
Crawford County
Floods in South Texas Kill 28 and Flood Crest Reached
South Texas towns faced severe floods with at least 28 deaths as the Guadalupe River crested at 40.2 feet. In Victoria heavy damage occurred and about fifty families were evacuated from lower town areas amid pervasive debris and water.
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South Texas
United Press
Dallas
Tex
Guadalupe River
Victoria
Afer
Second Siamese twin dies after failed separation plan
Sv United Press reports that the second Siamese twin died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after surgeons abandoned a severance operation. The first twin had died 87 hours earlier. Dr. John B. Vernagna said the child failed to respond to treatments and odds against survival were 1000 to 1.
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United Press Mediaord
Mass
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John B. Vernagna
Suit Against Helen Hayes Is Dismissed
Chicago July 3 news reports that Thane Frink's $100,000 alienation of affections suit against Helen Hayes was dismissed today. The case arose from a breakup with playwright Charles MacArthur, Hayes's former husband, amid coverage of a fourth wall drama by Wright and MacArthur.
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Helen Hayes
Chicago
Caral Frink
Thane
W Charles MacArthur
Miss Hayes
Frink
City Officials Tied to Cult In Detroit MI
Detroit police report three city workers connected to Chicago era Black Legion inquiries. John Godwin Highland Park police officer Rowland Heseybath suspended fireman Mathias Gunn Detroit street railway worker among those arrested in Detroit on murder plot charges connected to night rider investigations in Pontiac and Highland Park.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Black Legion
Pontiac
Highland Park
John Godwin
Rowland HeseYbath
Mathias Gunn
Detroit Street Railway Department
Heavy rains break Louisiana drought and toll rises
Louisiana drought ends as heavy rains sweep the state with tornadoes causing deaths in Archibald. Charles Felix Bradford aged 4 and his brother Howard aged 6 perished. Over twenty people were injured in storms at Bangham and Darnell.
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Louisiana
Ay United Press
New
Orumans
Lousiana
Charles Felix Bradford
Howard
Archibald
Bangham
Darnell
State Planning Board Proposal Likely Dead in Session
Harrisburg July 8 The Harmuth bill to create a permanent state planning board with a 90000 appropriation for the remainder of the biennium remains in the Senate state government committee where a similar bill previously died. Sen George L Reed said the group plans to review the measure next week but doubts its passage this session. The proposal, sponsored by Rep Charles Harmuth would enact the board per Governor Marle's temporary panel. It passed the House Democratic majority and was sent to the Senate committee on June 23.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
State Planning Board
Senate State Government Committee
George L. Reed
R. Dauphin
Harmuth
Charles Harrimuth
D.allegheny
Marle
House
Senate Committee On
Mercantile Appraiser's List In Today's Issue
Readers are urged to check the mercantile list for Brie county published in this issue of the Journal. Notify the Department of Revenue at Harrisburg of any firms not listed. The Erie county appraiser’s record appears on pages ten, eleven and twelve.
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t+ Mercantile
Brie County
Department of Revenue
Harrisburg
Erie County
Earle Vows to Oppose Unemployment Relief Funding
Governor Earle declared he would fight further earmarked state funds for unemployment relief and oppose the administration's request for 55 million dollars in relief. He warned Republicans in the state senate he would not retreat and accused them of raids on funds essential to hospitals schools and roads. Cole and Estes Park reports also note Alf Landon as the Republican choice who can halt the “March to Moscow” per Lee Meriwether.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Eurie
Senate
Pennsylvania
State Senate
Earle
York
Landon Estes
Diary reveals wild escapades of murdered Chicago beauty
The intimate diary of Annabelle Blake, a North Side beauty also known as Aubrey Vallette, details nights with club manager Edward Freed and mentions “Eadie.” Police cut many male names from the diary before release. Blake describes heavy whiskey use to cope with love and money troubles.
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United Press
Chicago
Tune Brauio
Annabelle Blake
North Side
Adie
Blake
Edward Freed
Ruth
Heety
The
Daily Times
Roosevelt Signs Bill Curbing Zipper Imports
Federal tariff commission announces President Roosevelt approved a 66 percent import duty on zippers. Effective July 31, the higher rate aims to raise district plant receipts and curb foreign fastener imports, including Japanese entries routed via Czechoslovakia.
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Roosevelt
Federal Tariff Commission
Meadville
Japan
Czechoslovakia
Country Club Dancing Party Tonight at Corry Club
A large crowd is expected as Corry Country Club hosts a pre holiday dancing party this evening. The Keystonians Orchestra will perform from 10 until 2 o clock, promising a most enjoyable event.
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Corry Country Club
Keystonians
Pennsylvania trims small and big game hunting season
The Pennsylvania Game Commission cut both seasons for next fall. Small game runs 21 days with a nine am opening to reduce accidents, bears allowed four days in November, and several species with new daily limits. Deer season runs December 1 to 12, with November 3 opening for small game and 27 counties closed to wild turkeys.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Tre
Plaintiff rests in $300,000 heart suit
A Pennsylvania man testifies in an alienation of affections case alleging his former wife and a Pennsylvania heir were seen together. The defendant denies the insinuations as to the credibility of the witness while cross examination reveals inconsistencies.
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James Wear
Letru
Lewis Mallory
Pennsylvania
Edgar
Mallory
Tony
Malory
Approve R. R. Crossing Bridge in Crawford
The public service commission at Harrisburg announced approval of highway department plans for a new bridge on Route 84 over the Erie Railroad in Wontcock township Crawford county. The project includes replacing the old structure, constructing 440 feet of highway and a two steel span over Trench Creek, financed with an estimated cost of $225,349 subject to allocation of funds.
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Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Highway Department
Erie Railroad
Wontcock Township
Crawford County
Trench Creek
Corry reads Declaration of Independence on Fourth of July
The article notes the 160th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and asks how many in Corry have read it. It highlights a special Fourth of July feature printing the full text on Page 4, urging readers to read the historic document written largely by Thomas Jefferson detailing natural rights and colonial grievances.
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America
George I
Thomas Jefferson
Corry
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