Transit strike fears and Lovell's roadhouse linked to inquest
United Press reports a near-simultaneous transit strike threat, mounting employee discharges, and a coroner's inquest into a railway worker's death tied to Lovell's Roadhouse. Witnesses described the case's key figures including Callahan, McGrath, and Wells, with evidence probing bootlegging links and the man’s fatal injuries on the Erie tracks.
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Huge balance supports greater school tax cut claim
Auditor’s report shows a year end district balance of $49 671.03 with about $15 100 earmarked for next year’s budget. Journal notes a $81 000 surplus and questions how the board can continue levying large assessments while reserves grow. Critics urge larger tax relief as district finances appear able to operate with substantially reduced levies.
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Martineau in Great Plea for Flood Victims
Arkansas Governor John E Martineau called for immediate federal relief for Mississippi Valley floods at the 19th annual governors conference. He framed the crisis as a national responsibility and urged funding be borne by the federal government, noting that current lines of defense and engineering plans could control the floods without burdening states.
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Corry Guardsmen Fire On Range At National Guard Camp
In Gretna Pennsylvania July M crowds of citizens fire at targets as the 11th and 17th Infantry regiments of the 56th Infantry Arcade train on the 200 yard line. The 28th Division’s ten man unit also drills in basic army principles during its 16 day annual training.
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Kilne Target Reform League Headed by Pittsburgh Citizens
Mayor Charles Kilne faces pressure from the Citizens League of Pittsburgh as it challenges his support for Police Superintendent Bever F Wall amid unrest in Pittsburg. The league demands responsibility for the “worst conditions” described during city turmoil, signaling a push for reform and accountability.
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Five Best Radio Entainments Listed for Today
Radio listings detail top entertainment on WEAT WI2 WEAP WEBM and WOME. Programs include hourly hours from 0:80 p m to 7 p m featuring The Cavalcade Banter and The Milton Show with times and stations in Eastern.
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School Board Delays Auditorium Action at August Meeting
The Board of Education deferred final action on the Senior High School auditorium project. The property committee seeks extended study and a complete report by August, aiming for an amicable settlement. Use of the auditorium remains restricted after orders from the factory inspector and may be opened for entertainments once arrangements are made.
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Dan Zilch Retires After 44 Years as Barbershop Pro
Dan Zilch, 54, longtime barber in Corry, retires after 44 years in the business. He sold his shop on Easy Main to Walter Nejesne, who will assume operations next Monday. Zilch plans a rest in Corey, saying he is truly retiring though still ready for work in future years.
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Erie minister extended call to Corry church at Harrisburg
Harrisburg July 4 Rev Roger F Cressey of Erie was invited to become pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Corry after a congregational meeting selected him over five candidates. Cressey, who led services here recently, is presently pastor at Eastminster Presbyterian Church in Erie and will succeed Rev J A Martiny who resigned to join a different Presbyterian work. His son Paul Cressey once taught at Corry Senior High School.
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Firecrackers Blow Open Three Lancaster Stores
A band of three men and a woman set off firecrackers to blow open three local drug stores in Lancaster early today. They obtained about $1,000 in cash from the shops, and police believe the gang may be the same group recently reported operating inMarisburs Scranton and Venice WH.
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Balfour urged to go to Geneva to save arms talks
London reports indicate a handful of influential quarters press government to send Lord Balfour to Geneva in a renewed effort to avert a collapse of the naval armaments conference. Critics warn prominent figures like W. S. Bridgeman may oppose the move despite praise for Balfour's diplomacy and leadership.
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Rotary Talk Prompts Big Annual Outing Plans at Cottage
Robert R Lewis spoke at the Rotary Club in Coudersport during noon meeting at Hotel Corry. He urged good attendance and announced the big annual outing at De Kibler’s Findley Lake cottage on Wednesday August Sed at 1 pm with invitations to members ladies and friends. Committee lists were named to handle homet copy and entertainment for the coming month. Guests included Rob tt R Lewis John F Stone and several out-of-town visitors.
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Aimee Forms New Society In Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson announces a new church organization named the Angelus Temple Lighthouse Missionaries. The group, with branches across the United States, will preach the same doctrines as in her temple and wear seagoing woolen uniforms with naval ranks.
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Farrell Woman Killed in Fall Details Unclear
Sharon reports 33 year old Mrs Enelis Ran eniseljevic of Farrell died at Buhl Hospital from a fractured skull after falling down the steps at her home last night. She was reportedly knocked or pushed before the fall, with the incident occurring at her residence.
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