Corry Evening Journal Divides Ward Into Two Precincts
Erie county court authorizes splitting Corry's First Ward into two election precincts along East Street and Pennsylvania Avenue to reduce congestion. West of the streets to vote in Precinct One, east in Precinct Two, polling places moved accordingly.
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Champion Ascends to Height of 48559 Feet in Faulty Readings
United Press reports Lieutenant Champion's Monday flight aimed at a new altitude record ended in disappointment as altimeter vibrations and engine debris likely affected the barograph. The official mark stood at 8550 feet under questionable conditions, below the existing 4010 record, with standards officials noting instrument damage during the dramatic descent.
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Union City Farmer Fatally Injured in Farm Accident
Langworthy, a Union City farmer aged about 50, was seriously injured while helping on Ira Drakes farm near Union City. He fell while filling a tool holder, suffering severe head and back injuries. He was rushed to Corry Hospital for treatment. his condition was described as serious but not yet determined.
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Rumor Du Pont May Head Steel Corporation
Rumors of a linking tie between General Motors and United States Steel sparked speculation that Pierre S. Du Pont could join the steel board and perhaps chairs the steel corporation. Reports say GM executives may have favored a steel leadership change to align with automotive methods, while Du Pont interests have bought substantial steel stock. The GM Ford battle for motor domination continues amid strong earnings and stock activity, with Ford and GM showing notable movements as the industry watches potential leadership shifts.
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Preparations Begin for North Corner Street Resurfacing
City engineers launched preliminaries to resurface North Corner street front on Washington Street. Crews repair bad curbing and lower catch basins ahead of a major project by Majer Brothers Construction. Work starts near Quality Goods Store with equipment moved in late this week for a August start. Completion expected by September 1.
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Police Drive to Curb Wild Driving Under Way
City police chief Tipton announces ongoing campaign against reckless driving after a night of warnings and one arrest. Officers warned several motorists for traffic infractions while continuing enforcement on North Center Street and other city streets.
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Rev F C Graves Named New Pastor At Local Church
Roy Francis Graves, former pastor of St Charles in New Gerlihehama, will become pastor of St Thomas Church in this city. Bishop John Mark Gannon announced the appointment to succeed the late Rev Tracy. Graves, an Erie native, was educated at St Bonaventure College Allegany NY and ordained in 1912. He has served at St Joseph’s Oil City and St Polycarpte Frenchtown, and will celebrate his first mass at St Thomas on August 7.
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Report 1 000 Drowned In Reservoir Break
An unconfirmed United Press report says 1000 people drowned when a reservoir broke near Hamndla. No confirmation yet from United Press. India dispatches note heavy rainfall and floods damaging crops in Bombay region.
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Radio Entertainment Listings From New York to Cincinnati
A fragmented radio schedule lists five best entertainments across stations WNYE WEAF WIE WAL WGY and Cincinnati program slots. It notes times such as 9:30 PM and midnight, with vague program names like Goodrich Hour and Congress String Quarter, reflecting a busy 1930s era network lineup.
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Wells and Callahan Remanded to County Jail
John Wells and Dennis Callahan were taken into custody in the McGrath death investigation and were arraigned before Alder man Bassett. Wells faces a prohibition violation charge while Callahan faces a vagrancy count. They are to be held in the county jail pending the hearing as authorities continue probing the Lowells Station case and the road house incident.
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Severe storm at Buffalo hits Western New York
A mid summer electrical and rain storm moved from Lake Erie toward Lake Ontario, causing little crop damage but igniting a blaze at a barn owned by George John of Orchard Park. Lightning struck the structure, burning it to the ground before firefighters could arrive.
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Pinchot Flags Ware in Speech at Mackinac
At Mackinac Island Maine Governor Ralph Pitnickot announces the return of six Civil War battle flags to southern state governments. The ceremony at the governors conference banquet drew 700 diners as federal agents and officials from Missouri Washington and Pittsburgh observed. Pinchot denounced William S Vare’s admission to the U S Senate as corrupt and called for his removal.
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Moonshine Ambush Kills Federal Agent Near Hagerstown
In a mountain ambush near Hagerstown Nd 82 year old federal agent Lur Stotler was shot dead while pursuing a liquor truck. Fellow agent RE Wallers escaped wounded and sought aid in Smoketown then Purdstown. State and county officers joined federal agents in a manhunt across the rugged hills for the killers. The attack occurred in one of the wildest mountain regions in the state.
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Governor Fuller Visits State Prison in Sacco and Vanzetti Case
United Press reports from Boston on July 27 that Governor Alvan T. Fuller paid a second visit to Sarco and Vansetti at Charlesown state prison and spoke again with Celestino Modeito whose claimed confession could exonerate Sacco and Vanzetti if confirmed.
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Seadrome Proposed by Armstrong Co for Transatlantic Flight
United Pro reports a proposed seadrome by the Armstrong Seadrome Development Co led by Edwin Armstrong. Plans call for a 250 seat seaborne station anchored 850 miles at sea in four miles deep water, housing observers, weather transmission gear, and wind and wave study apparatus.
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British Delegates Back Amid Crises At Geneva
London reports Sir Austen Chamberlain says Britain cannot treat temporary naval limits as a binding precedent. He notes difficulty detailing cruiser limits and aims to assess proposals on naval disarmament. Americans fear conference collapse unless Britons concede further, amid stalled talks and public misinterpretations.
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Bud and Lena Make Escape From Grande Arise
Bud and Lena Stillman fled their wedding crowds at Grande Arise after a private car ride toward Grand Mere and toward Montreal. The couple booked passage from Quebec on Friday to Europe, planning aone year honeymoon possibly including the Vatican and a world tour. Frederick Parkhurst of the Navy Air Service arrived for a 15 day family visit in the city.
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