Fair Grounds Sale Looms Over School District Ownership
Tax notices threaten the Corty County fair grounds after unpaid 1920 taxes prompt a potential sale. School directors and Solicitor Blaine Kincaid debate action while Secretary C. H. Geiger and County Treasurer Rollo H. McGray await guidance as the ownership dispute converges on a final showdown.
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Corty
Blaine Kincaid
C.H. Geiger
Rollo H. Mc Gray
Board of Education
Kincaid
Sila
Corry
James i. Wright
State Fish Commissioners Meet Here in Major Improvements
The State Fish Commissioners gathered in this city for one of their most successful meetings in months. They inspected the Corry hatchery, authorized new ponds at the annex for wool propagation, and approved improvements at Union City, Tionesta, and Reynoldsville hatcheries. The Corry, Tionesta, and Reynoldsville sites progress toward expanding trout distribution statewide.
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Mein Hatchery
Boat of Fish Commissioners
Monilay
NR. Bulle
Pleasant Mount
John Hamberger
Erie
T. H. Harter
Bellefonte
Charles Reitell
Pittsburg
D. R. Schobel
Johnstown
Lester. Seylar
McConnellsburg
Py Weokesser
Wilkes-Barre
H. P Stackhouse
Huish
Tattes
A. Riley
Bilwood City
State Board
Corry
Staci Trouse
Mio
Tionesta
Reynoldsville
Mount Pleasant
Buller
Approval of London naval treaty gains Senate support
Senate debate looms as Reed urges ratification of the London naval treaty. Administration backers say the fight is won though votes may await next week. Norris reservation to guard against secret papers to be revised before final passage.
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Norris
Senator Reed
Reed
United States
Washington
Pennsylvania
Senate
Renub- Tican
Nebraska
Feed
Booy
Blast on Lease Causes Minor Oil Plant Damage
Edward Hawking reports a 2500 gallon tank at the Hawkins and Laurie oil lease blew at 12 15 yesterday noon due to air in the compression line. The tank and tank house were damaged but Claude Spinks and others were uninjured. Only about 70 gallons of gasoline remained in the tank before demolition. Officials blame automatic vent failure for the blast and say the rest of the property escaped major harm.
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Edward Hawking
Hawkins and Laurie
Titusville Herald
Journal
Hawkins
Claude Spinks
Rescuers Find Aviator Alive After Crash
Frank Goldsborough an 18 or 19 year old aviator was trapped in a wrecked plane in Vermont mountains. Four Bennington men found him conscious and carried him for miles to a road and then to Putnam Memorial Hospital. Doctors said his condition was critical due to a skull fracture.
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United Press
Woodsford
Franke Goldsborough
Bennington
Qne
Red Allen
Sucker Pord
Stanford Meadows
Here
Albert Fontineau
Leonard Lawrence
Free Johnson
Alen
Goldsborough
Danville Road
Stll
Putnaya Memorial Hospital
Frank Goldsborough
Woolford
Putnam Memorial Hospital
J. B. Lane
John Trotter
J.G. Armistrong
Bank robbery near Willmar ends with escapes and injuries
Six bandits robbed the Bank of Willmar in Minnesota fleeing toward the Twin Lakes area. Two women were wounded by bullets fired during the heist. One gunman was believed killed by police as the raiders split up and vanished shortly before noon.
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Willmar
Minn
Bank of
Clash Over Textbook Purchases Roils School Board Meeting
At the regular meeting President John J Loves and Superintendent Ralph Dewey clashed over approving new textbooks including geographies for sixth grade. The board approved Dewey's textbook list but delayed the geographies pending committee recommendation. The session also approved coal bid, census results, and pupil transport bids while addressing building cleaning and a dispute over extra summer work.
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John J. Loves
Ralph Dewey
Schoors
Board of Education
Love
Brown, Smith, Curtis
Moros
Dewey
CH Geiger
Treasury
Treaurer D. B. Leach
J. W. Lambing
Blaine Kincald
Miller
Howard J. Sheen
Papua
Administration and Instruction Committee
Déwey
Columbus Avenue
Monroe
Geiger
Furance Company
Jonestown
Corry
Moprae
Chaiman
Floods Drown 120 Koreans. Many Missing in Tokyo Dispatch
An Exchange Telegraph report from Tokio cites renewed floods in Korea on Sunday. Over 120 people drowned and many others are missing. a temple at Nvenmnisahtignie was submerged and a landslide destroyed it, raising fears for survivors.
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London
Korea
Tokio
Nvenmnisahtignie
Johnson Reveals Secret U S Treaty Proposals On Senate Floor
Senator Johnson of California publicly releases the secret naval conference paper from Secretary of State Stimson. He questions Reed on the February 5 1930 London proposal for eight to eighteen cruisers and pressures for ratification while noting the paper was given to the Senate foreign relations committee in confidence.
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United Press
Washington
Johnson
California
Senate
Stimson
Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lerk
United States
Marrow
MacDonald
Fatal riots in Alexandria leave 14 dead and 250 wounded
In Alexandria Egypt rioters inflamed by political and anti European sentiment attacked foreigners today. An official report lists 14 killed including Europeans and 250 wounded with many in serious condition.
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Almandria
Egypt
Atresta
Alexandria
Luther in Tie for Second Place
At Allegheny Country Club Sewickley Pa after 54 holes Dudley Wilmington Del led the Pennsylvania state open with 217. Vincent Eldridge Highland CC was tied for second with Ted Luther Cony after 54 holes with 219. P C Hart Marietta Oh and Andy Velican Waynesburg Pa finished 72 holes. Hart 204 Velican 814.
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United Press
Allegheny Country Club
Sewickley
Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Vincent Eldridge
Highland Country Club
Ted Luther
Cony
P. C. Hart
Marietta
Andy Velican
Waynesburg
Federal Prison Board officials visit for site survey
Sanford Bates director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons leads a delegation to inspect proposed sites near the city for a new federal penitentiary. The group meets local business leaders at Hotel Corry for a luncheon and reception before touring five properties by automobile. The party plans to continue to other locations later in the day.
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Sanford Bates
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Bates
Hotel Corry
Ex-Tire
Sanford Hates
J. V. Bennet
Shireau
P. J.stevenson
Warren
HG. Harvey
New Yorkity
Associated Gas and Electric Co
Milton W. Shreve
Hanley
The
C. C. Becker
O. Downs
M. ©. Bitner
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Boys Held After Pittsburgh Shooting Incident
Three youths shot and seriously wounded John Leonard while firing at targets. Authorities held Joseph Wheeton 13 Wilbert Larks 49 and George Rhodes 16 without bail. Firearm collection included two rifles and a revolver found in a district cellar.
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Pittsburgh
John Leonard
G. Carrick
Leonard
St. Joseph's Hospital
Fia Joseph Wheeton
Wilbert Larks
George Rhodes
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Tonight
Radio listings show WABG WIZ WEAF and more with times across the schedule. The Royal Canadians Orchestra and Grand Opera are among the acts broadcast on CBS NBC and other networks tonight.
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WIZ
NBC Network
WEAF
Frontier Deys
NBG
RBS
CBS
Grand Opera
Wreck cripples Erie line near Cambridge Springs
Last night derailment of a westbound freight west of Cambridge Springs left fourteen gondolas off the rails and wrecked the road bed. Traffic routed via Corry Meadville and the Erie branch was detoured. tracks cleared by early morning and service restored. Engineers J A White and R A Lent were aboard. Fourteen cars, some loaded with iron ore, caused major disruption.
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Meadville
Erie Railroad
Cambridge Springs
Corry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Isound
Lie Iguintette
Drake
Milly West Oy Main Street
J. A. White
R. A. Lent
Rev F A Wimner Speaks on Honesty at Rotary Meeting
Rev Frank A Wimner pastor of the First Methodist Holocopal church addressed the Rotary Club at its noon luncheon in the Hotel Corry. He spoke on honesty using stories from politics and business and was well received by 34 attendees including guests from Ohio Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
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France
Dunn
Conneaut
Ohio
W.wilson
Corry
W. B.bennett
Warren
J. H. Loveland
Cleveland
W. B. Smoot
Erie County
Erie
Charles H. Pritschner
Louisville
Rotary Club
Hotel
Frank A. Winer
Het Methodist Holocopal Church
Rotarians
Wimner
Davis Stays in Cabinet Amid Speculation
Secretary of Labor Davis will remain in his cabinet post for now. President Hoover announced no immediate successor, rebuffing reports that Carl White, Davis’s assistant, would be appointed. The situation leaves Davis at least until Labor Day.
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Washington, D. C
Davis
Hoover
Robo Carl White
Davince Gantly
Ehoeen
Pennsylvania
British Regime Is Defeated In Lords Defeat
July 15 London report notes the government defeated in the House of Lords as the coal mines bill clause for two weeks of work hours is reinserted by a 108 to 0 vote. The Lords previously blocked the same clause. Commons had rejected it each time. Government options include accepting the clause or resigning to trigger elections.
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United Press London
House of Loris Rodayeon Ity Coe Bith
House of Lor
Bill & Blause
Lnstead
House of Lords
House of Commons
Gillee Urey
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State Fish Commissioners
Uniten Press
Vermont Hills
Minnesota
School Board
Clash
U. S
Sen. Johnson
Luther
FED
Prison Board
Royal Canadians Orchestra
E.R.R
F. A. Wimner
Rotary
Fred Kinley
Jim Dapinport
Howe
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