Corry Area Faces debt and town issues in disjointed notes
The column surveys Warren County politics and county finances including ill defined debt in Spring Creek Colonia townships and alleged state funds relocations. It notes a property sale on fast Washington Street, Kendall Oil deal doubts, bank negotiations, a Dillinger reference, weather musings, and local incidents from Cambridges Springs sanitarium plans to a near drowning in Cotte rango Creek.
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Spring Creek
Colonia
Henry Hi
Baksett
Pinchot Sealer
Warren County
Fey
Basel
Wat- Yew
Hne
Columbus
Fame County
Lion
Warren
Pinehlet
Williams
Washington Street
Lincoln Market
Teathinell
Kendall Ol Company
Upton
Kendall Ol
Williams Properties
Medign
Bradford
National Banke of Corry
Otter Prosestive
Atlantic Steining Company
Pereft Hiyet
Pacific Coast Exposition Planned for June 1935
United Press reports the California Pacific International Exposition will run June 1 1935 to March 1 1936 on a 1400 acre park in San Diego with $5 million in exhibits. Navy displays, the Scipps Institute, San Diego museums, and regional culture will feature, with attendance projected above 4 000 000.
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San Diego
Citizens’ Committee
Zack J. Wariner
Los Angeles
Pacific
United States Navy
Southwest
San Diego Mission
Pacific Coast
ScHpps Institute of Oceanography
California
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Los Angeles Aqueduct
J.D. Larson
Orient
Australia
South
Amelia
Larson
Coastal Plain
Natural History Museum
San Diez Museum
Fine Arts Gallery of
Califoria
Blue Eagle Retained Through Court Order
Baltimore July 24 Uniteo Press reports the temporary injunction protecting the Blue Eagle was affirmed by Federal Judge Wm. Colemen, halting a potential NRA related removal. The case challenges Pettiforging actions by government attorneys and could set a precedent for NRA police powers as hearings on a permanent injunction occur in September.
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Uniteo Press
Baltimore
L. Greif Bros
Hugh S. Tomson
NRA
Wm. €. Colemst
Colemen
Bus Crash Kills 16. Worker Hurt in Plant Mishap
Chaos at a Durant City plant after a heavy object and a counterweight strike workers. Oscar Samson lies in serious condition at Kane Summit Hospital. Carlyon, a millwright, injured by a falling polisher rope-light. Debris and gash injuries reported, first aid given before transport. Later, state forestry plans outline dam and stream improvement across multiple counties with numerous dam counts and miles of work slated.
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Busxaneman
Ea NY
Wlrant Gidy
Oscar Samson
Durant City
Kane Summit Hospital
Carlson
Plas Hospital
K. W. Dana
Summit Hospital
United Press
Ala Department of Forests
UEC
Lewht Tulay
Secretary of Forests May Wide
Branford
Center
Clearfield
Clinton
Cumberlind
Pantin
Vorest
Tan Huntingdon
Jefigon
Lackeachin
Qlamy Lycoming
Moke
Miftin
Montie
Mike
Patleh
Home Owners Loan head plans housecleaning in Pa
Ewing Laporte, newly named Pennsylvania state manager of the Home Owners Loan Corporation, vows a thorough housecleaning to speed up loan processing. He aims to cut delays by direct payments from Washington and by adding district offices. He favors merit over party ties and wants efficient appraisers to speed titles and property assessments.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Ewing Laporte
Ney
Laporte
Wilson
Leporte
Washington
Philadelphia
Hock
John H. Fahey
Corporation
Sho
Jacob Muys Inte
Reagle Larson Wedding July 21 Details
Union Dry July 24a ay Mrg G H Larson announces the marriage of Pauline Lauise Redsle of Corry Pennsylvania. The ceremony was performed Saturday July 71st at the home of the couple's parents Deckard Pit with Rev Reagle officiating. The drive wore print crepe and matching accoutrements. The maid of honor wore witly. Post-ceremony lunches were served after services.
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UNION
G. H. Larson
Thei
Pauline Lauise
Corry
Deckard Pit
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania Farm Homes Lacking Electricity Rise Noted
The State Department of Agriculture reports about one third of Pennsylvania farm homes lack electricity in this district. The South Center Street stretch measures three quarters of a mile, about 3,987.2 feet, with progress cited as electrification expands from 23,304 feet in 1824 to 53,680 feet by 1934, indicating statewide growth in powered farms.
Child Dies of Injuries From Fall in Warren
Four year old Randall Gibson son of Mr and Mrs Robert C Gibson of Harman Hollow Hamlin Township died at Warren Geneva Hospital from injuries after falling near a silo while playing alone at his home. Coroner Ed Lowrey ruled accidental. he was rushed to a Youngsville physician and then to the hospital where he died hours later. Survived by parents a brother Norman and sisters Anna May and Mary Palmer Gibson.
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Warren
Randia
Harold Gibson
Robert C. Gibson
Hamfin HO
Brokenstraw Township
Youngsville
Warren Geneva Hospital
Momjlay Avsning
Afraktureil Slyull
Sustiin
Hbtainthy
Ed Lowrey
Yavingsville
Jopal Hospital
Norman
Awi
Anna May
Mary Palit Gibson
Drought toll rises as heat wave grips vast region
Heat wave deaths climb across states as hospitals operate near capacity. Weather experts warn sweltering conditions in the southwest persist with rain limited to Oklahoma. Temperatures surge from Kansas City to Chicago, while San Francisco records milder 64 degrees.
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Provida
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Viuma
Ariz
Missouri
Mexico
Kansas City
St. Louis
Nebraska
Chicago
Memphis
Atlanta
Pialtas
Omata
Lincon
Noh
Pennsylvan ia Teachers Reach High Standard Certification
Harrisburg reports that nearly 81.5 percent of Pennsylvan ia public school teachers hold standard certification or better with two or more years of post high school training. By June 1934 total certified teachers reach 98.8 percent, up from 47.8 percent in 1921 in small districts. Several counties and districts report 100 percent standard certification, signaling broad professional advancement in teachers' status across class districts.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Voltege
Department of Public Instrucion
Jume
Tsimounts
Lebanon
Litncaster
Lawrence
Perry
Somerset
Bethlehem
Chester
Hasteton
Lower Merion Ownship
Norristown
Reading
Upper Darby Towship
Williamsport
York
Cellist Casals Rejects Berlin Move Over Anti Semitism
The famed Spanish cellist Pablo Casals refused to join the Berlin Philharmonic, calling his decision a protest against antisemitism allegedly supported by the German government in Berlin.
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Berlin
Madrid
Sinial
Pablo Casals
Zwer
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Covernmentt
Tomato mix up in Marblehead seeds story
In Marblehead Rolan Sparly planted pansy seeds and harvested tomatoes. He discovered the error after several wealthy tomato plants sprouted, revealing the mix up between pansy seeds and tomato crops.
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Marblehead
Mass
Rolan Sparly
Two Charged With Shooting Meadville Man
Two men from Homestead, John Arendash and Nick Derembers, faced charges of attempted murder, pointing firearms, robbery, and assault after a Meadville Conneaut Lake bar shooting during an attempted robbery. A third relative, Mike Arshdash, was also tied to the case in a related incident.
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United Pro Pittsburgh
Meadville
Conneaut Lake
John Arendash
Nick Derembers
Homestead
Banefits
Dale Wirkpatrick
Conneaut Luce Baragenian
Mike Arshidash
John
George Stratigos
Hire Tower Erected On Highest Pa Peak
Harrisburg Daily 2A reports completion of a hire tower atop Nezut Mountain the highest point in Pennsylvania. The Italian forestry department announced the state’s landmark viewing tower now accessible to visitors.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Nezut Mountain
Penieania
Italy
Department of Forests
Ais
Siemi Senvey
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Corry Hospital
Ian
Jjell
Dillinger Echo
Clara Prtengill
John Dillinger
Olitiatis Hanlit
Chico Jiltay
Pelten
Mr. Horton
Birat Baptist Church
Hammond
Ind
le Crown Point
Fron
Diliiger
Scovlces
Dillinger
Fregner T Sips
Crown Point
Dilling
America
Canada
Eixteriar
Biks
Munispol
Patsy Dorsey
Tirst Avenue
Cambridgi Springs
New Sanitarium
Sisters of Divine Providence
Pittshural
Drewms
Cotterango Creek
Bob Keppel
Blue Eagle
Oscar Carlson
Kane Plant
Department of Forests and Waters
Ossining
Sing Sing Penitentiary
Reagle
Penn’ A
Sam
Haron
Union City, PA
Tehetna
Pase
Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
Member
Federal Reserve System
Uni Opr
Almos State
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