WPA approves Corry sidewalk and street graveling project
Washington WPA officials approve a 29 603 federal allotment for Corry sidewalk construction and street gravelling. The plan combines excavating base laying surfacing gutters curbs and sidewalks with potential extended work pending state authorization and relief labor funds.
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Corry Begins Drive for Route 6 Advertising Sign
A fundraising effort seeks interest to erect a 50 by 15 foot Route 6 sign at the junction of Routes 5 20 and G N on the Ohio Pennsylvania line. The sign will read Shortest Route to New York City 70 Miles Take The Roosevelt Highway. Local towns pledge varied amounts led by William Zafiropulos of Union City.
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Union City
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Sheffield
Keane
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Nearby Cities Stage Four Fourth Celebrations Across Region
Corry and neighboring towns plan a busy Fourth with daytime programs and evening fireworks. Warren hosts an Aly show and a riverfront display at 6 30 PM. Oil City markets a major parade with ten divisions and 35 bands starting at 3 PM. Dunkirk hosts a parade at 1 30 PM and carnival at Point Gratiot after. Titusville Fireworks funded by the American Legion post 258. Celoron Midway and Chautauqua area also plan fireworks. Erie schedules a large display.
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Af Warren
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Oil City
Shemeny
Dunkirk
Point Gratiot
Buffalo Easter Wrands
American Legion Post
Titusville
Celoron
Midway
Chautauqua
Erie
Train strikes boulder kill three on Kentucky line
A freight train struck a boulder rolling onto tracks near Mount Vernon Kentucky, killing three railroad workers and a 14 year old boy who climbed a 30 foot pole to contact a live power line. Robert Bowser was killed instantly. his body recovered after two hours once power was cut. The accident occurred near Eau Claire twelve miles north of Mount Vernon.
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Eau Claire
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WFP and Goebel Victims Lifted in Cincinnati Train Incident
Rescue crews raised eight injured railroad workers after a derailment near Cincinnati. Locomotive fireman B. J. Weaver aged 57 from Grand Springs Kentucky and engineer 49 year old Goebel were among those lifted from the wreckage along with several others from Totonia.
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Totonia
Relief Setup to be Studied in Erie Meeting
Erie Quality Public Assistance board will study revamping release hay to conform with the Van Allsburg measure. The Friday Erie meeting at 2:30 PM is expected to be attended by Olin W Bracken, a local member. The no work no relief policy will require administrative changes and closer ties with towns cities and boroughs to provide work projects for relief clients.
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van Allsbure
Erie Guality Public Assistance Board
Erie
Bolelock
Olin W. Bracken
Pennsylvania
Chase Held On Serious Charge Involving Young Girls
Robert Chase 25 of 40 Elk Street, Corry, allegedly approached girls aged 10 to 12 in the Fourth Ward and made indecent advances. He was arrested in Clymer, waived extradition, and will be taken to Corry for arraignment. Police identified him by three children and an assault charge was filed.
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Weaver Enters Re-Election Bid In City Council Race
Councilman Fred J. Weaver seeds his campaign with definite entry for re-election after talks with party leaders and locals. Frederick Kinley remains the only other definite entrant, both seeking Democratic nominations while Republicans pace the field with no clear runner yet and county posts draw most attention.
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W. Stuart Houghton
Cornell
Meteor Explosion Shakes Oregon Washington
Astronomers report a meteor exploded over the Pacific Northwest during dawn, its concussion felt by hundreds across northern Oregon and southern Washington. No injuries reported, observers recalled hearing a loud boom and seeing a bright flash in the early morning sky.
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Dem Leaders Eye Ed R Triumph Amid Congressional Crisis
Democratic leaders during a recess press for a Senate bloc to salvage the Roosevelt monetary and neutrality programs as the administration braces for a likely defeat. Talks center on extending the 2,000,000,000 stabilisation fund set to expire. a monetary conference report could be voted on Wednesday if the Senate acts. House leaders warn adjournment may come by May 15, while foreign relations work on a broader bill faces Republican opposition.
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Sim Rayburn
D. Tex
Two Perkins recoveries from Everett hospital crash
Mrs wave street and Kenneth Perkins of New York City left Himbington county Hospital after injuries from a car accident near Everett last week. Mrs Charles Perkins remains hospitalized with multiple fractures while Mrs Kenneth Perkins has facial lacerations and bruises but no serious injuries. The crash occurred on a mountainous road when another auto collided with their vehicle.
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Kenneth Perkins
New York City
Everett
Himbington County Hospital
H.C. Warner
Charles Perkins
Pranklin Street
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Extortionist Whitt Charged in Nashville Bank Extortion Plot
Detroit man Charles Whitt pleaded from a federal charge of attempting to extort $9,000 from a Gay- Ington banker. An intermediary delivered the money to Peter Pyle of Covington. Whitt waived extradition and will be taken by terineasbe for proceedings.
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Buffalo
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Covington
Accidental fatal shooting ends in release of defendant
In Buffalo, Bimaler Blinler was released on an Asiibl Auk District Attorney order after admitting he fired a revolver he believed unloaded, striking Mrs. Genevieve Van Dyk who died at the scene. Blinler borrowed the gun from his sister during a camping trip. police say the weapon discharged unintentionally. The case awaits inquest. The story notes a separate July report from Danzig on 7,000 youths called for service.
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Bimaler
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Blinler
July Fourth Toll Rises in Nationwide Accidents
UPI reports a sharp rise in violent deaths during the first two days of a four day Independence Day holiday. Pennsylvanias fatalities reach 26 with traffic deaths rising nationwide to 172. 75 auto accidents and 42 drownings lead a list of fatalities. 7,940 injured or maimed so far.
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