Gas men swarm Kinzua well as open flow tops a million
Gas operators gathered at the deep test well near Kane where an open flow exceeds a million cubic feet daily. The well is being capped with Haliburton casing and seven inch tubing after piercing Onondaga lime and Oriskany sand. Cementing and caging will take about ten days. Foresters close roads, guarding the area amid fire risk. Interest spans Kane Bradford and Warren operators. H C Staysa of H D Drilling Co. notes the jump from 260 000 to over a million feet per day.
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Kane
Wolle—gaa
Kinga
U.S. Forestry Service
Bradford
Warren
H. C. Staysa
Olean
H ¢. Drilling Co
Allegheny River Near All Time Low At Oil City
The Allegheny River at Oil City yesterday hovered near the all time low as drought and heat reduced flow to about three inches above the record low. A city water gauge showed six feet two inches, near the historic low mark expected to be broken if warm weather persists.
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Allegheny
Oil City
Water Department
Puna
Former Corry Man Aids Mescalero Apache To Reform
Ernest R. McCray, former Corry boy now superintendent of the Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation in New Mexico, is credited with transforming the tribe. He secured repayable government loans for seeds tools and life needs, helped relocate families to assigned lands, and funded new homes replacing huts and tents. The Mescalero Apache, once feared, now pursues constructive activities under his guidance.
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Ernest R. McCray
Corry
Mescalero
N. Mex
Mr. McCray
Mr. Murray
McCray
Delightful Recital at Tiffany Studio Inspires Morning Audience
At Tiffany Studio at 1 oclock a group of young ladies was presented by Keppel Tiffany in a delightful recital. The program featured duets and piano solos including Grandmothers Polka Curious Story Blue Danube Waltzes July Morning Jally Darkies Twilight Reverie Two Brownies Bumble Bee Melody in F and Salute to the Colors. Performers included Beryl Hicks Mildred Davis Doris Coons Marion Swart and Mr. Tiffany with a two piano arrangement. A similar group is planned for next week.
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Keppel Tiffany
Berryl Hicks
Tiffany
Mildred Davis
Jally Darkies
Beryl Hicks
Doris Coofis
Mr. Tiffany
Lindbergh Pleads For Peace In Berlin Address
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh visiting Germany urged peace during an Aero Club luncheon in his honor. He said peace is needed because of the situation confronting Europe.
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Lindbergh
Berlin
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Germany
Aero Club
Europe
Bovine TB Work Rushed in State Harrisburg
July report shows seventy nine veterinarians advancing the bovine tuberculosis eradication program across Pennsylvania. Sixty two modified accredited courses now listed as the drive nears completion before next year. A total of 74,830 cattle were tuberculin tested with 612 reactors destroyed under supervision, indemnities paid to owners totaling $26,911.60. Bangs disease tests found 951 reactors among 23,540 cattle with 1,097 certified herds statewide. Three farms were quarantined for anthrax, fox mange and glanders last month.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Hansell French
Howard M. Kalodner
Bureau of Animal Industry
Open Bids July 31 on Eight Road Projects
United Press reports Harrisburg bids will be opened July 31 for eight road projects totaling about U1 miles. Funding comes from WPA grade crossing, state highway funds, and federal aid. Projects include Bedford Huntingdon counties routing 013 and Blair Rural Route 7010 in Altoona, with underpass and bridges among the improvements.
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United Press
Four Die in Wreck near Dover Georgia
Four trainmen were killed and between 10 and 15 passengers injured when two Central Railway of Georgia trains collided near Dover Georgia. The engineers F H Hooks and F P State of the respective trains died, along with two firemen Berry Johnson and Dow Wright.
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United Press
Dover
Central Railway of Georgia
FH. H. Hooks
State
Fogra
Berry Dohinsosr
Dow Wright
Hunger marchers press for $100 million relief plan
About 500 hunger marchers including men women and children occupied the Pennsylvania state capitol seeking adequate relief. They target a $100 million fund for relief as relief checks and food orders were delayed by legislative disputes over funding. The demonstration marks the second visit in three weeks by relief recipients seeking action.
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Harrisburg
State Capitol
Pennsylvania
Nuat
State House
Public invited to attend band concert in City Park
Officers of the Golden Rule Club invite all residents of the city and vicinity to a Friday evening concert in City Park by the Coleman Band of Union City. The club is covering all trip expenses for the Union City band, with no charge for the program. The leaders hope this may start a series of public entertainments in Corry. The Union City band promises a strong program of popular numbers.
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Golden Rule Club
City Park
Coleman Band
Union City
Hopefi
Corry
Union City Band
Buying Boom At New York Shows Draws National Buyers
New York reports the greatest sales bonanza since the downturn with thirty two percent more buyers than last year. The summer exhibition draws visitors from every state and hotels buzz with purchases for furniture clothing and general supplies as election year buying dips. Capt and Mrs. W B Rogers of Washington visit relatives in the city arriving Wednesday.
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Y. A. Iseamond
Kurtz Purchure
New York Furniture Exchange
New York
Biyera
Naition
W. B. Rogers
Washington
Corry
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Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penn
WPA
Destoroville
Cal
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Eddy
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons Corry, Penn's
North Center Street
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NEW Deal Optical
Kryptok
New Deal
Erie, Pa
Coleman
W. A. Redmond
Kurtz Furniture Company
Debi
Deans
Campbells
Glendora
Golden Club Beverages
Chipso
Ivory
Wn Ge
Sunshine Marin
Semont
Sunkist
Tbs
Ries Wales
Teres
Will J. Wilcox
Donaldson Bros
Spring Creek
G. W. Knowlton
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