Northwestern Pennsylvania News roundups and notices
A bustling roundup of local events and notices includes WPA speeding up the Walkway and roadway repairs, a Democratic picnic drive to Gates Grove with park arrival by 10 30 p m, and drivers urged to shuttle attendees. County finances announce a 150 000 loan payoff on August 6 with funds sufficient to retire the note held by a Philadelphia bank. Dr Walter G Stroble, Crawford County coroner, hospitalized after heat collapse. Firemen, Grange and Northwestern Pennsylvania Firemen Association meetings, plus bids for Old Economy project and chattel loan act. Tracheo esophageal fistula talk at state medical meeting, trains carrying HJR veterans to Idora Park, and Two Flags at Rex theater. Local Works Progress Administration plans Hatch school remodeling in Cony School District. Meerdini Legters wedding in Clymer.
Board Studies Requirement of Treasurer Bond in District
The Corry School board debated bonding the treasurer and bank depository funds. Mrs Barnes urged a formal bond to meet legal duties, noting state guidance and possible district relief if the depository refused. The Finance Committee will report on E Shoop’s bond. historically the treasurer’s bond was $10,000.
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Bhoulll
Wesker
Corry
Turnix & Bond
Mc Barnes
John W. Lambing
Samuch
Barnes
Wich
National Banke
E. Shoop
Finance Committee
Tsa
Improvement urged for Pennsylvania forests and growth
Harrisburg July 16 In addition to fighting forest fires and reforesting waste lands there is an urgent need to improve existing forest growth in Pennsylvania Dr J F Bogard Secretary of the Department of Forests and Waters said today The weeding of inferior young forests is imperative if these stands are to be productive and profitable Much of this work is done with CO labor and over 500000 acres of state forest land have been improved by selective thinnings This work cuts back worthless stump sprouts and weed trees in favor of more valuable timber trees Supplementary planting and development of mixed stands are also pursued to raise quality forest stock
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. F. Bogard
Department of Forests and Waters
Bogardus
Planes Disrupt Movies London Studios Get Soundproof Roofs
London film studios halt work as aircraft noise disrupts production. Blocks cause managers to install soundproof roofs and improve building acoustics to resume shoots. Industry seeks quicker clearance but faces ongoing air traffic and cost concerns.
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London
Rm Moving Picture Studios
Oul
Salton
Press for Speedy Trial of Suspect in Spy Plot
Washington July 1 Navy officials pressed for a quick trial of John Farnsworth former Navy officer accused of selling Navy secrets to Japanese agents. Officials say there is sufficient evidence for guilt and a possible 20 year sentence under espionage law. trial may be brought by a federal grand jury soon while Farnsworth remains jailed on 10 000 bail. Standley indicated investigations may prompt revisions to naval strategy to limit damage from espionage.
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Hobart C. Monteem
Unite Press
Washington
Navy
Touay Tor
John 8
Pixiesworth
Wim
Livy
Wiliam H. Standley
Chicé
Naval Operations
Parnaworti
Farnsworth
Standley
Farns Worth
Department of Justice
Naval
G-men
District of Columbia Grond Jury
Tuniage
Tov
Ruling Upholds Press Freedom in Open Hearing Rage
United States Supreme Court Justice William T. Bleakley ruled that press freedom allows newspapers to print proceedings of closed hearings when information is obtained outside sealed court records. The ruling protected reporter Turcott of the New York Daily News from contempt for publishing coverage of a civil action involving Celindre J. Riegel and Dr. R. Ditmars, Bronx Zoo curator.
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United Press
White Plains
Supreme Court
William T. Bleakley
Large Northwest Ohio Turtle Lifts From Sandusky River
William Sehititat and Louthers hauled a massive turtle from the Sandusky River in Airmond Ohio. The creature weighed about 33 pounds, with a chance of being among the region’s largest.
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Airemond
Be Careful Standords You Don’t Make Error
Fragmented OCR note describes a Texan village on July 15 with hiring issues and a failed purchase. It mentions an engine and pitfalls from overlooked setups, implying a local maintenance or procurement mistake. Names are garbled, but the scene centers on cautionary hiring and a faulty tire purchase.
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Stanfords
Sy United
Tom Bean
Tex
Petroleum industry lauds achievements at Pennsylvania meeting
Rusgert B. Brown, general counsel of the Petroleum Association of America, told a Con rad Pennsylvania Oil Producers Association gathering that the association strengthens oil prices via production limiting agreements and a cooperative system to curb imports, highlighting noteworthy industry progress.
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Mgankilin
Rusgert B. Brown
Noulependent Petroleum Association — of America
Conrad Pennsylvania Oil Producers Agenolation
Brown
Sharon Truck Strike Ends With Settlement Reached
Sharon Pennsylvania July 16 truck drivers returned to work today after a meeting last night where employee and company officials agreed on terms of a settlement. The terms were to be released later today and the strike had disrupted ice supplies for residents during the heat.
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United Press
Sharon
Corry Girl To Be Discharged From Hospital
Miss Hazel Sweet, 29, East South Street, well known Corry girl, will be discharged this afternoon from Corry Hospital after treatment and observation for severe head injuries from a Sherman Mayville road accident. She suffered lacerations to the upper eyelids needing stitches. doctors say her condition is not serious and she will reside at a set residence for the next few weeks. The crash occurred four miles west of Mayville when a tire blew out, the car veered and overturned. the driver escaped, while Miss Sweet, seated beside him, hit the instrument panel. The car was badly damaged and two guests were present.
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Hazel Sweet
Cary
Corry Hospital
Njuries Silly
Sherman-Mayville
Misa Sweet
Lion
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