Sweltering Weather And Local Events In Anaconda Area
Sweltering weather as Eric Shritt band plays City Parl Monday. A Union City resident missed a Rex theatre draw winning $25. next week’s prize rises to $50. Gayle Brown’s orchestra at Canmlhata Layce Saturday. Anaconda Copper to pay about $1,000,000 dividend, with 78 cents quarterly, Greene Cananea majority owner. Chile Copper dividend 50 cents due August 28. Pennsylvania auto inspection deadline July 31 with penalties. Old Age benefits office opens serving Venango Mercer Clarion Forest. Daniel Roper to speak on National Affairs at WABC. Paramount’s High, Wide and Handsome praised. Texasville part of air industry history noted. Pittsburgh region freight growth tied to local business booster. Two minor auto accidents reported with no injuries. Corry Rod and Gun Club rifle shoot scheduled. Governor Earle to launch $300,000 "sell Pennsylvania" campaign via national broadcast. Pump tax permits up 25 percent after enforcement. 1927 gasoline pump tax noted. July thefts: 227 Pennsylvanian and 426 non-resident cars stolen. 348 recovered. Auto license suspensions: 89, 48 for intoxication. Fishing license mix-up corrected. only Ohio bank fishing allowed. Erie County Public Assistance staff cut to 40. no further cuts expected.
Officials Plan Conference on Welfare Laws in Harrisburg
Officials in Harrisburg plan a conference on welfare laws to review rules and standards for county homes. The gathering aims to align county and state welfare efforts as new laws take effect January 1, with the Pennsylvania Association of County Commissioners to designate representatives and ensure coordinated implementation involving county, state, and federal welfare authorities.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Department of Welfare
Pennsylvania Association of County Commissioners
Arte
Pennsylvania
Human Fly to Perform Daring Hotel Climb at Corry
Local residents and nearby families are invited to witness Roland, known as the man without fear, as he climbs the Hotel Corry roof tonight at 7 15 o clock without ropes or outside aids. After reaching the penthouse he and his wife Brannie will perform balance feats with chairs to elicit gasps from the crowd.
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Corry Aid
Corry
Roland
alhuTbirys
Cong
Nolin
Brannie
Atlantic Refining Erects Huge Clock Over Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining builds a world sized clock on the Berber Building roof in Philadelphia. The 40 foot face is octagonal, with two foot minute marks and ten foot hour marks. The dial uses white enamel and neon lighting, with 24 foot minute hand and 18 foot hour hand, all cast aluminum and self regulating.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining Company
Acrobat Roland Performs Daring Blindfold Walk
An audience watches as Roland, atop a building ledge, walks blindfolded with his wife on his shoulders. She reads him the Corky Myening Journal to keep him informed during the perilous feat.
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Roland
Corky Myening
Day Leader and Lecturer Dies in Memorial Service
Funeral services are planned for Miss Koulal Melissa Churchill at a new block on Sunday afternoon. She lived at Mt 12 Park Street and was a leader in local religious and educational circles. Survived by children Mia and Talsy B, siblings Squire, Myx, Glens McKinne y, and nephews Charles Thrussell and Homer Thompses. She belonged to the Christian Silence Church. burial will be at Chil Hill cemetery in Brafford, Pa.
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Melissa Churchill
Park Street
Passet Cowaly
Wetor Ag Esbeaynia
Lins
Finaglil
Utravisty
Timlé Weiting
She
Survivet Hy
Metes
Mia
Talsy B
Squire
Myx
Glens MckKinney
Willy
Charles Thrussell
Belo
Homer Thompses
Christan Silence Church
Tere Talerment
Hill Cemetery
Brafford
Former Corry Boy Married in Binghamton Nuptials
Eva Wade formerly of Corry and Ralph Young were married on Saturday July 17 in Binghamton. Eva will reside there with Ralph, who has a position with Western Union Telegraph Company.
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Eva Wade
Corry
Binghamton, N
Ralph
Young
William Young
West Park Place
Binghamton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Speed of Wildfowl Do Not Exceed Forty Miles Per Hour
The article notes that most wildfowl typically do not exceed a speed of about 40 miles per hour in regular flight. It emphasizes that while some individuals may approach higher speeds, the prevailing average remains near the 40 mph mark.
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