Corry Guardsmen return from Mount Gretna camp amid praise
Reports from Mount Gretna describe the Corry guardsmen and Company A and B of Meadville units completing a strenuous encampment. Officers praised the troops for good drill and stamina despite heat and rapid deployment. A special train carried troops back, with notes on casualties and hospital stays, while officials attributed a successful exercise to discipline and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giardimen Ani
Roe Bantaliem
Hidekert Teijur Trom
Gretna
Tink
Msi
Houghton
Lieitenanty
Fehlmin
Hugh Tribte
Meadville
Meinberof
Eve Tine Wade
Init Raytors
Vampiny
Atigoo Slic
Hoespital
Misentitled Kingston Social Roundup at Buffinto
Katherine Harrington and Mrs Fahey spend ten days at Buffinto for an afternoon gathering. Miss Helen Peterson plans weekend in Erie with friends and departs this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Harrington
Fahey
Buffinto
Helen Peterson
Erie
Radio Schedule Highlights From New York and Beyond
A fragmented listing shows radio features across New York stations and others including WNYG WRY and WGR. The schedule mentions orchestral programs with the New York Philharmonic at Lewisohn Stadium and the Naumburg Orchestra as well as band and campus broadcasts. Local time zones shift with daylight saving as Central Standard is noted for Chicago WLS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philharmay Orwhotea
Lewisohn Stadium
WNYG
Husted
Maximilian Pile
Gerail
Naumbere
Oreticatna
Central
Furie Wray
WGR
Dave Fight
WDAP
Kannas
Central Standard—Nighthawk
Chicago
Central Daylight National Barn
Penniless Former Nobility End Lives in Miami
United Press dispatch reports Tharon Michael Royce Garrett and Sophie Crystalline Garrett, both of the Royce Garretts, died by suicide after leaping from a 245 foot tower at the Hverlades Hotel site near Coral Gables. Police say they likely died together, with the first death preceding the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Miami
Tharon Michael Royce Garrett
Chppindormup
Russie Anys Oliicer
Vite Sophie Criycal Gacmatt Jonmerty
Tropertal
Rudin Oper
Sandy Inter
Atte Attra
Bester
Oil City seals major Pennsylvanian oil deal
South Penn Oil Company acquires a one percent stake in Pennsylvanian company, marking South Penn’s entrance into refining and marketing. The Pennsylvanian firm remains under current management as the deal aims to stabilize supply across New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Florida, with broad implications for refiners dependent on Pennsylvanian crude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Red Coat
Oil City
South Penn Oil Company
Penpacil Company
Mie Sout Ponn Oil Company
Lia
Atroiig
New Yorks
Pennylvania
Olin
Florida
California
Penn
Henngoil Company
South Penn
Businpes
Pennsylvani Gride Buffs
New York
Tennsylvania
West Virginia
South Benn
Filig
Penisylvania
Fundraising drive for city field meet advances
Citizens committee seeks about 700 dollars for a field meet to be held here. Labor Day outreach drew business and manufacturer support with two thirds of the needed funds pledged yesterday. Proceeds will cover parade expenses and entertainment as plans proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joie
G E Worker Electrocuted in Erie
A General Electric worker, 25, Louis Tylman, was electrocuted while working as a handyman with a crew in Erie. Mrs Gentile and daughter, visiting from Buffalo, were nearby. the accident occurred in the afternoon when he touched a heavily charged wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pre
Erie
Louis Tylman
General Electric
F Gentile
J M
Pucpura
Buffalo
Ciune
Schools Set to Open September Seventh for Fall Term
Public Schools will begin the fall term on Tuesday September seventh with openings permitting the Labor Day vacation and continuous operation through the term. Board of Education members and the superintendent discussed staff changes and the selection of a coach, while many northwestern Pennsylvania districts plan August thirtieth openings with Warren county towns among them.
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Sipt Dewey
The
Bold of Education
Bushy
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Watson Township
Suyar Grove Borough
Souths Wort Wiwhship
Sheffield
Grand Vallevy Clarendon
Brokenstraw. Township
Bear Lake
Tidionte
Corydon
Warren Schools
County Firemen Meet Planned in Union City August 12
The Ell County Volunteer Firemen Association schedules a meeting in Union City on the evening of August 12. Members from Corry and the Stanford Hose Company are urged to attend and notify Secretary Pain early. Labor Day plans will be finalized at this gathering with expected wide turnout.
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Union City
Corry
Stanford Hoseompany
Eiie County Volunteer Firemen's Association
el County
Stanford Tase| Company
Pain
Iowa Mourns Sen Cummins Sudden Death
Des Moines Iowa mourns Albert Cummins longtime U S Senator who died after a brief illness of heart disease. Born in Pennsylvania he served in the Senate since 1908 facing defeats and shifting stances. Family gathered at his bedside as he died peacefully after a long career in politics with Brookhart era tensions and later conservative alignment.
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Middle West
Penna
Irwin
Femrite
United Press
Des Moines
Albert
Cdmmins
Cummins
Sen
Smith W. Brookhart
Senate
Ma Brookhart
Gumipine Con- Aiton
Myx Hollis
Ray
Margaret
Annie Cumaiins
Cuaudtien Rawsonid
Iis
Plan to extend probe dropped in Illinois primary fallout
Chicago July 11 Senate Investigating Committee will adjourn next week with no plan to probe other states. Chairman Jim Reed said no evidence justifies expenses of broadened inquiry and no current justification to investigate lavish expenditures in other primaries. Reed added the panel may revisit if situations develop.
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Senate
Reed
Chicago
Jim Reed
Missouri
Ore
Hoi
California
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Ohio
Gerald P. Nye
Samuel Insull
Public Utilities King
Fred Lundin
Clcake
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES IN POISONED BOOZE DEATHS
In Manslaughter cases linked to deadly poison liquor, indictments await the September grand jury over distribution that claimed more than 40 lives in the region. District Attorney officers pursue two men, David Burden of New York and another suspect, near More Lake in the Adipontianks.
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United Press
N.Y
Easten
Secarre Des Gree
Mores Lake
Adipontianks
David Burden
New York
Rioting Follows Mexico Church Closures Amid Law Shift
Riots and bloodshed marked early closures of Mexican churches under new anti religious laws. Troops fired near the San Roque church, wounding two, amid rock throwing by women. Attorney General Ortega was attacked at Santa Catarina, with minor clashes at Sacred Heart. Authorities blamed unrest on in a midtown district, as civilians resisted dispersal orders.
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Mexico
Uly
Trappe
Romilo
ROC
San Rae
Struas
Weiter
Santa Catarina
Ortega
Toreeil
Large cache of liquor found near Sprig Creek
Reports say several barrels of liquor were discovered near Sprig Creek by a telephoneline repair crew when a pole they were setting rolled and toppled into a brushy embankment. Authorities had no information when contacted by the Journal.
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Sprig Creel
Gwen
Iby the Journal
Poincare Rejects Debt Repudiation Denials Amid Tax Debate
Paris July 1 Premier Poincare today rejected any repudiation of French debts as the Chamber of Deputies debated taxation. The chamber voted confidence in the government from 298 to 158 and moved to immediate discussion of financial measures. Communists and Socialists criticized the inheritance tax and broader taxes aimed at the masses while Poincare defended plans as stabilizing the currency and budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Poincare
Todey
Nad Hex
Iva
Voces
Poiricare
Chamber of Deputies
Onlintzies
Policare
Boond Poincare
Cachin
Commeunist
Joncer
Vincent Auriol
Open Bids August 10 on Warren Erie Projects
Bids for constructing nearly 58 miles of major highways will be opened by the State Highway Department on August 10. The plan covers routes and townships across several counties, including Allegheny, Glassport, Armstrong, Parks, Gilpin, Mill Creek, Harbor Creek, Warren, and Forest, with multiple route numbers and reinforced concrete and vitrified brick sections. Local residents W. H. Cole, Mrs. Arthur Poster and son, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Diston Taft are noted in the day’s daily movements as they travel for business and residence plans in Pittsburgh and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mill Creek
Harbor Creek
Shins
Westerville
Warren
Seta Township
Warren and Forest
Limestone
Hickory
W. H. Cole
Hufiblo
Arthur Poster and Son
J. C. Diston Taft
Pittsburgh
Mil t Caldwell Veteran P R R Employee Dies in Corry
Milton Caldwell a Corry resident and longtime Pennsylvania Railroad employee died after a period of ill health. He was born February 4 1868 in Three Rivers and served in freight and baggage roles before illness. He leaves wife son Daniel and two brothers John and Dean plus one grandchild. Funeral Monday at 3 PM from his home with Rev H A Post officiating. Interment Pine Grove cemetery.
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Milton Caldwell
East Smith Street
Caldwell
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Three Rivers
Mid
Corry Lodge
Bika
Stanford Hose Company
Daniel Caldwell
John
Corry
Canton
Ohio
Fternood
Ofslock
H. A. Post
Ewmanuél Episcopal Sonam Ficinting
Taterment
Pine Grove Cemetery
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Mount Gretna
Wi Weeley
Cama
United Press Aptsburgh
David J. Davies
United States
Davies
John D
Mustang" Pennington
Bred G. Baird
Bessemer & Laks Ene Mailroad
First Prohibition
Albert HiGary
David A. Reed
Oiffer
Baird
Edgar R. Ray
William
Yare
Washington
Ball
Gary
Pennzoil Company
Dewey
Board of Education
Iowa
Sen. Cummins
Erie Projects
Ere County
Forest Counties
Milt Caldwell
P. R. R. Employe
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