Corry Schools 1981-82 Finances Face Audit and Loans
The Corry Public Schools annual treasurer report shows expenditures of 141,440.14 and a year-end balance of 14,446. The board considered a 10,000 loan, adopted a readers program, and awarded coal contracts while directing a formal audit of school books. The session included President Smith and Supt. Dewey with directors Curtis Patterson and Bennett.
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Torlyne Nousand
Corry
Harrigan A. Curtis
Board of Education
Smith
Curtis, Patterson
Bennett
H. Westley
National Bank
Geiger
Frank
Lem
Europe’s Henry Ford plane crash victim dies
Prague dispatch reports Thomas Bata, famed as “Europe’s Henry Ford” and among the wealthiest men in Moravia, perished in a plane crash near Otrokowice. Bata, en route from Trakowice to Switzerland, died when fog hampered landing, the motor failed, and the craft crashed from about 1000 feet. pilot Browcek was injured. The story continues on Page Six.
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Ume Risa
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Thomas Bata
Ln Ghoe
Europe
Henry Ford
Walsope
Uip
Switzerland
Otrokawits
Browcek
Pennsylvania relief plans stagger through legislature
Harrisburg July 12 The general assembly shows little action as lawmakers await the House appropriations report on unemployment relief. Sessions proceed briefly while committees craft economy and relief measures. Separate plans push to device direct relief funds from 24 million to 27 million with federal aid hopes and economy savings shaping final enactment.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
House
Sette
Pinchot
Jim
Talbot-Turner
House Appropriations Committee
Wade-Shefter Rural Bloc
Poral
Senate
W. D. Bainey
Public Service” Commission
Mitten Management
Two Men Burned in Kane Gas Station Blast
Kane Pa July 12 two men were badly burned when a gasoline station exploded in the business district. Tracy a plumber and Curry a stallman ager both suffered severe burns to their faces hands and arms as the blast followed Curry into the basement where Tracy was working on sewer pipes. A cigarette reportedly ignited accumulated gasoline vapors and sewer gas.
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Kane
RE. Tracy
H. PD. Curry
Stallion
Curry
Tracy
MacDonald appeals to U S on war debt relief
London July 12 Premier Ramsay MacDonald urged the United States to act on wartime debt as he led the Lausanne reparations debate in the House of Commons. He said Europe had seized reparations and denied any secret European pact with the United States. Washington also denied talks on reparations or debt reductions.
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Herbert Moore
United Press
London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
United States
Lausanne
House of Commons
Europé
Havanne
Britain
MacDonald
Washington
State Stimson
Cabinnet
Herriot Wins Second Vote of Confidence in Chamber
Paris July 12 Premier Edouard Herriot secured his second vote of confidence in the Chamber of Deputies as an all night session stretched toward noon. The government’s financial reform program won approval 385 to 201 after Socialists withdrew support following Herriot’s bid to win moderate backing on the first confidence ballot. The Socialist demand for suppression of military reserves was rejected.
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Antes
Paris
Edouard
Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Labor Fights For 100 Million Relief In Pennsylvania
Organized labor leaders arrive in Harrisburg to urge the State Legislature to pass a 100 million relief program. John Phillips of the State Federation of Labor and Thomas Kennedy of the United Mine Workers of America are among the speakers in the state house.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Tabor
Pennsylvania
John Phillips
State Federation of Labor
Thoms Kennedy
United Mini) Workers of America
Father Cox Arrives at Vatican From Tunis Tonight
Father Cox of Pittsburgh who led unemployed marchers on Washington this spring will fly in from Tunis to present fifty pilgrims to the Pope.
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Father Cox
Vatican
Vaticai City
Pittsburgh
Washington
Tunis
Hoax Hold Up Snarl Nets City Youths
New York state authorities warned Akron bound youths about a gasoline station holdup near Jamestown. Police detained two young men in the city for about an hour before a later call showed no holdup, and they released them around 12 40 a m. Chautauqua County officials seek to trace the hoax call.
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New York City
New York State
Jamestown
Akron
Ohio
Chautauqua County
Reynolds shooting death probe continues after jury verdict
Winston-Salem, N C May 12 The sheriff said the Reynolds death remains a mystery despite a coroner's jury ruling the heir died from a gunshot by unknown persons No case is closed while the mystery persists and investigation continues across counties.
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United Press Winston-Satom
Caily
Shuth Reynolds
Scoroner
Reynolds
Sherif Transun Scitt
Sparta Home Threatened by Fire in Spartansburg
Fire broke out in the rear of a large two story dwelling on Main Street in Spartansburg threatening adjacent structures. The Second Ward fire truck battled the blaze, later confined to the rear. a defective chimney caused the fire and most furnishings were saved. Insurance coverage is reported.
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J. J) Pollet
James Platt
Main Stevel
Spartansbore
Second Ward
Follett
Spartansburg
Substitute Relief Bill Debated by Hoover Critics in Washington
A coalition of House independents led by Rep LaGuardia assails President Hoover for timidity on unemployment relief and urges recess until action on a substitute relief bill. Wagner presents a $2,122,000,000 plan matching the vetoed emergency highway bill. The independents demand substantial direct relief to states, large public works to revive business, and restricting reconstruction finance loans to productive enterprises.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
House
Rep. LaGuardia
N. Y
Congress
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Wagner
Hous
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Miner Dies After Slate Fall in Grenizer Mine
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on July 12 a 92 year old Brenixer resident, John Goteski, was crushed to death when slate slabs collapsed in the Grenizer mine owned by Westmoreland Mining Co in Derry Township. The coroner reported the incident.
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Greensburg
John Goteski
Brenixer
Grenizer
Westmoreland Mining Co
Derry Township
Bill Cutting Teachers Salaries That Dead
July 12 in Harrisburg the Mansfield bill to cut teachers salaries ten percent and suspend increments for four years was sent back to committee amid recommitment threats. Mansfield said the governor’s special session call doesn’t permit salary reductions, only appropriations cuts, and he aimed to aid districts, not embarrass them.
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United Press Harrisburg
Mansfield Senate
Senate
Mansfield
Flood Toll Rises From West Virginia Flash Floods
United Press report from Charleston notes cloudburst floods on Paint Armstrong and Powellton creeks near Charleston left at least 17 dead, with unconfirmed counts up to 30. About 300 houses destroyed, 200 homes swept away, roads railways damaged, and $2 million in damages. Red Cross and state police rushed aid as survivors huddle on hillsides.
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United Press
Charleston
W. Va
Paint
Armstrong
Powellton
Red Cross
Paint Creek
Harry A. Cooper
State Police
Morton Creek
Gallagher
Creel
Woman Ocean Flier Seeks New Honors
United Press reports Amelia Earhart plans a non stop flight from Los Angeles to New York at 2 p m if weather cooperates She aims to beat the current record of 18 hours 59 seconds set by Lt Cmdr Panusates for the 2466 mile distance with Harhart spelling variants observed in the wire.
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United Pro
Los Angeles
Calif
Amelia Earhart
trans-Atlantic Fier
New York
Leadership in House Target of GOP Broadside
Republicans aim their opening campaign shots at Speaker Garner rather than the Democratic ticket. In the last 24 hours they have attacked the Democratic vice presidential candidate while Roosevelt sails with his son, signaling a campaign strategy to leverage the Democratic House’s record and Garner’s role in it.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Speaker Garner
Democratc
Roosevelt
Tus Son
Anottar
House
Garner
Repub- Means
Texas
California
Treasury
Ogden Mills
Boston
Hoover
Ballantine
House Rules Committee
The
Alfred &. Smith
Rotary Club Meeting at Union City Receives Address
Union City Rotary Club held a meeting at Hotel Rice where captains Charles P. Keating and Dr C F Bennett led teams the Bulls and Bears after a recent attendance contest. Dr Z Arird Moffatt Kane addressed the gathering with a talk on The Spirit of the Times focusing on how to measure up and improve life through service.
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Kane
Union City
Sempers
Rotary Club
Rice
Bulls
Charles P. Keating
Bears
C. F. Bennett
Z. Arird Moffatt
Moffatt
Gual
Kane Pastor
Rotaviane Royal Gregory
Grove City
Thomas Haney
Montclair
Nod
Harry W. Parker
Cor- Ty
Bitter clash as Democrats and Republicans spar over 18th Amendment repeal
Washington reports a heated Senate debate on repeal of the 18th Amendment. Senator Watson, minority leader, was accused of aiding Senator Bingham in pressuring a vote while Bingham proposed a resolution to study liquor and health issues. Senator Ashurst denounced Bingham as aiming to force a beer vote, while Turton and Tobin pressed for normal business order.
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United Press
Washington
Henato
Leaier Watenn
Senate
Watson
Robinson
Watsun
Bingham
Rep. Conn
Home Loan Banc
Posed
United States Polite Health Service
Amon
Ashurst
Dubate
Sexytor Stenpall
Tex
Lester Tobinson
Guardsmen wage simulated battle at Gretna drill
Pennsylvania National Guardsmen held a live fire style drill at Camp O Neill Gretna Mt. Gretna with soldiers from the 112th Infantry Philadelphia and western guards units facing improvised silhouettes and painted landscape targets. Cavalry crews from 10th Cavalry at Colebrook progressed to advanced sections under Colonel Arthur Colahan as part of a regimental combat problem training effort.
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United Press
O'Neil
Mt. Gretna
Pennsylvania
National Guardsmen
Tith Infantry
Phildelphia
112Th
Spirit Infantry Brigade
Colebrook
Today’s five best radio entertainments
Five top radio listings across networks include Reis and Dunn on WABC at 6 16, Sanderson and Crumit on WEAF at 7 00, Ben Bernie with orchestra on WAC CBS, Ea Wyin and band on WEAR NBC, and a fast weight program on WABC CBS.
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WABC
CBS
Reis and Dunn
WEAF
NBC
Sanderson and Crumit
WAC
Ben Bernie
Orchestra
WEAR
Wyin
Band
GES
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Fort Pitt Company
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Ronald Vety
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U.S
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Ocean Flier
G.O.P
Mills Flays Garner
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