New Revenue Push as PA Relief Program Faces Gas Rate Case
The Corry and Warren municipalities oppose Pennsylvani Gas Co in a gas rate contest before the Public Service Commission. Testimony finished months ago with a May or June decision hoped for, but delays have fueled public demand as bills rise with wages down and prices climbing.
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Prather to Attend Columbus Reunion Amid State Budget Debate
Beaverdam Road aid and Prather plan to attend the Columbus reunion surface as the legislature debates a revised economy program approved by Governor Pinchot. Lawmakers consider tax shifts and substantial expenditure cuts totaling up to 16 million while targeting unemployment relief and abatements funding. Judge Prather, a former Columbus teacher, is among alumni planning the August 17 picnic at Mather Park, with organizers inviting former students via the scenic association secretary.
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Hammond Denies Eviction Linked to Bonus Army Seat Bid
Worth Hammond, a local business leader, denies rumors that he seeks a city council seat or that eviction of Bonus Army veterans is imminent. Police plan to clear grounds was postponed as officials await a full report, while Hammond reiterates no municipal ambitions beyond the Democratic bid for State Assembly.
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Wheat Prices Edge Higher at Close on Chicago Board
Wheat futures rose on the Chicago Board of Trade with traders citing active buying by commission houses and professionals. September contracts traded near the prior close as markets remained firm into the session end.
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Von Luckner Reacts To Niobe Disaster In 1924
Former commander Pete Licker recalls the Niobe tragedy and cites the sinking as a near disaster. He notes extreme weather and the peril faced by crew and ship in a German training vessel incident now tied to a fatal gale.
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Nonstop World Flight Planned From Paris
Paris, July 27. James Mattern and Bennett Griffin announced plans to attempt a nonstop around the world flight next summer. The American fliers, who narrowly missed a record with a crash near Boligny, Russia, said they would start immediate preparations for the project on their return home.
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Large Barn Burns South of French Creek
Corry motorists returning from Findly Lake last night reported a large barn fire on the Joe Nedweski farm along a dirt road half a mile from More ’aym near French Creek. The barn and hay crop were destroyed, with fire visible for miles. Fire origin not confirmed, but spontaneous combustion is suspected after day’s storage. No damage to outbuildings or home reported and no loss figure or insurance information available.
Beaverdam to Wattsburg Road Improvement Planned
The state ready to start Beaverdam Wattsburg road upgrades once county finances allow. State funds and county share hinge on local finances, with paving expected to boost local business and provide quicker access via Wattsburg to Erie.
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Firemen's Assn Postpones County Picnic
The Erie County Firemen's Association postpones the picnic and meeting scheduled for North Shet Thursday due to the death of James L. Seikregg. The event now set for August 11 at North East, drawing around thirty five Staten Island firefighters and aims to attract hundreds of firemen from across the region.
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Child chained in back yard in Philadelphia case
Police charged Stanley Wamnar with chaining his eight year old son in the backyard using a dog collar for three days after losing his job. The boy, Stamey Jr., was exhausted and wept when rescued as an ax broke the collar. The child was placed in the care of the society for the prevention of cruelty to children.
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Baltimore tew-feel tram marks excursion history
Report describes a large excursion by Jus The Baltimore to Wuckey and Ohio with 499 passengers over twenty minutes. A sedan from Concord and The Spring streek theatre run into trouble on Eastside Got Spring streets. Police remade the scene after a stolen car was found in a local garage. Miss 1 received treatment at home after a July 4 incident. Japanese events and local notes follow with stock market notes and community updates.
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