City Notes and Local Events Across Corry Area
Cloudy cool weather and St Swithin s day press local council meeting notes. A bus crash in New York hospitalizes a Corry hotel operator s widow and other area funeral details are noted. Bank dividends set at VIREE per cent yearly for half the year. A band concert is cancelled then rescheduled. Airport flights resume with tri motor Ford and Waco Whirlwind craft offering cheap rides through Friday. Library hours expand for book exchanges while the law seeks more chain store taxation cases. Cherry harvest begins with a short season predicted. Union City forms a new Republican organization and Titusville Rotary plans an inter city meeting at the country club. Storm disrupts power briefly.
Liquor Board Abolishes Director of Purchases Post
United Press report from Harrisburg cites the Lagille Contract Bowed abolishing the director of purchases role with a $4000 annual salary. Phil W. Gundelfinger of Pittsburgh may move to other duties while J. Twing Brookes, newly named board member, will assume purchasing duties under a state audit requirement. The board cites a uniform market system and centralized supervision for liquor purchases.
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United Press Harrise Oig
Br Gurehuses
Phil W. Gundedhuser
Pittshureh
A. T. Comly
Philadelphia
Car
Dismissel
Woard
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Prinr
Leo A. Grossen
J.twing Brookes
Foerd
Civil Service
Broks
Dem
George H. Darle
Gundelfinger
Repubblican
Gertrude Ely resigns as Pennsylvania WPA director
Harrisburg July 15 Misa Sertruds Ely of Norristown has resigned effective August 1 as director of women's and professional projects for the Works Progress Administration in Pennsylvania J Banks Hudson WPA head in the state announced no immediate replacement Miss Ely will pursue public service work after a brief vacation
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United Press
Harrisburg
Misa Sertruds Ely
Norristown
Works Progress Administration
Pennsylvania
J. Banks Hudson
WPA
Ily
Democratic Chairman Warns Voters on Permanent Registration
Des Moines area counties show low permanent registration urging every elector to register permanently to vote. Lawrence says only about 6-7 percent of last year's statewide registration is permanent, with Republicans leading Democrats in totals and many voters unaware they must re-register.
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Broughss Widh
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Poins
Shidy
Roosevelt
London
Iboroughs
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Democratic Party
Avery
Vislaken
Disappearance of Two Texans Seen Solved
In Austin a case involving the disappearance of the Biantuns near a ranch is revived. Officials announce arrest of Louis Lamadeid, a special deputy constable, and indicate he is held under a writ. Raymontsville and Brownsville are mentioned in the investigation with Cayouchael Bill McMurray taking charge.
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Austin
Texas
Tex
Jayne Aljvin
Nuy
Duvba
Renin Fa
Anil
Tly
Lear
Willdey
Raymontsville
Louis Lamadeid
Brownsville
Cayouchael
Bill McMurray
Grande Valley
Carmichael
Long rummy game begins in Dallas with young players
A Dallas contest starts a reportedly record long rummy match described as the longest game of cards in the world. Albert Charney, 12, and George Wiley, 14, lead the event planned for five hours daily, split between morning and evening sessions, as they aim to complete the game My Noy, 1.
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Dallas
Albert Charney
George Wiley
My Noy
Townsendites Prepare Addresses at Veterans Hall
Dr upsepna Hebb aE Cleveluid national figure will speak in Philadelphia by Townsend National Recovery Board. The event at Veterans Hall North Main Street Union City Ehab Nut features Dr Ratir addressing local attendees Monday evening.
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Upsepna
Hebb
Law Seadeli
Zit Gabery
Pennaylvinia
National Recovery Blin Fieudawakers
Saturday July 31 Deadline On Car Inspection
Local notices announce a Saturday July 31 deadline for car inspections. The fragmented text references procedures and possible inspections at unspecified locations and times, with garbled names and stray phrases. The readable portion centers on a regulatory deadline affecting vehicle compliance.
College disruption cited amid student unrest
Fragmented OCR text references a college at a university campus with mention of student protests, unrest, and examinations. It notes actions by faculty or administration and possible local authorities reacting to campus events. Specific names, dates, and places are unclear due to garbled source text.
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Misa Steinberg
Waou- Urishge
Jy Fuemee Corry
Mall Street
First Avenue
New York Hospital
C. #. Wettenburg
R. D
Anderson
Ity Park
Milan Waller
Corry
Warren
Marjorie Auer
Corry Philotic Library
Aly Vth
Dauphin County
Georgeston Ship School Board
Fayette County
State Superior’ Court
Thomas H Hudson
Payette County
James [. Brownson
Washington County
H. $. Dumbauld
Charles H. English
Public Utility Commission
North + East
Sunshine Packing Co
MacIntosh
North East Preserving Works
Liberty Frust Co
Barry B. Lyons
Union City
Ray Walthers
A. L. Bloss
Titusville Rotary Club
Titusville Country Club
Clus
Liquor Board
Gundelfunder
Gertrude Ely
DEMS
Absorbine Jr
Pinkhams
Miller’s Pharmacy
Condra’s
Texas Rangers
Luther Blanton and Son
Tevera
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Harpy
Benedin
Cherik
Erie County Commissioners
Wednustay
Jon Daly
Corny
Regia Hittiots
Ammuuineenienst
Hedin ii
Niue
de A
OL McWinase
Hector
Eiourinn
Stuly University
Aeys
Avipation
Prugel
Wheaties
Bisquick
Nation
Witi
Salada
Vice
AM Boy
Elandora
Olympia Peas & Carrots
Prigs
Sunshine Graham Crackers
Prilay
Havana
Wahey US
Will J. Wilcox
Donwaldson Bros
Spring Creek
MOD del Dairy CO
Tel
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