Five per cent tax rebate noted. Warren circus booking
Local items report a five per cent rebate on state and county taxes ending Tuesday. Downie Bros. circus booked for an appearance at Warren on Saturday August 18. Other notices include stamp sale in Washington and Yellowstone Park, Ozzie Nelson at Canadohta Lake, and various civic and religious happenings in the area.
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Downie Bros. Circus
Warren
Yellowstone Park
National Park
Washington
Police Open War on Bootleg-Gambling Joints
Six Corry youths escape a highway crash after a car veers off near Garland and Pittafield while en route to Pittsfield. Driver Robert Wilcox and Robert Cogswell suffer clavicle fractures. others sustain head injuries and bruises. Five treated at Corry hospital. all but one discharged Sunday. Police pledge crackdown on bootleg gambling dens as investigation continues.
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Corry
Corry Gang
Garland
Pittafield
Sil
Corry Hospital
Robert Cogswell
Robert Wilcox
Ast
Mbin Street
Milton Zalaneck
West Washington Street
Wesley Allen
Delaware Strett
Olin Simmons
Spring Street
Richard Paulson
North Center Street
Paulson
Spital
Wilcox
Cogawsl
Pittsfield
Modte Farm
Youngaville
Six Arrested in Raid on West Main St Joint
Police under Mayor Glen Miller launched an early Sunday raid on two West Main Street gambling joints. Six arrested, including at a secondhand store poker game run by John Satin, 110 West Main. Beer seized, fines set, mayor vows ongoing cleanup of objectionable premises.
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Glen Miller
Miller
John Satin
West Main Street
James Grokus
Gibson Motor Company
Nist Place
Crokus
Sarin
New Steps Taken to Recover U S Trade
The export–import bank plans to finance American exporters to expand foreign sales. Credit risks up to 75 percent may be shared in some cases, with government backing and seats for loans from under 180 days to five years. Inquiries from 4,200 mostly Americans covered 26 countries, with barter potential like wheat for Brazilian coffee.
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Courtreu Svn
Peek
Peck
Export-Iport Bank
Publc
United States
Balloon crew launches world’s largest balloon observation team
Three men aboard a specially designed balloon capable of lifting a ton of instruments rose from Rapid City amid 30 000 cheering spectators. Major William E. Keons served as pilot, Captain Albert W. Stevens as observer, and Captain Orvil A. Anderson as co pilot.
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Rapid Cuy
William E. Keons
Albert W. Stevens
Orvil
A. Anderson
Grange Benefit Social Aids Corry Building Fund
A social held by Mr and Mrs Axel Swanson in Corry R D 2 Saturday evening drew about forty guests. Pies sold netting $7.50 for Corry Grange to support a new building. George Cherington of Chicago was a weekend guest in the city as part of surrounding events.
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Sue Pee Sys
Ned AL Ene Tolen
Axel Swanson
Corry
R. D
George Cherington
Chicago
Mary Apps
York Street
Alfred Ad Anths Bralick
James R. Apps
Andrew
Alfred Apps
Marlin McGraw
William Reynolds
Cory
Rosé Kline
Buffalo
Oscar Fraley Cory
Neille Welty
Martin
Three Fliers Saved by Chutes as Craft Falls
United Press report on a stratosphere balloon wreck with Maj. William B. Kepner Capt. Albert W. Stevens and Capt. Orville A. Anderson aboard. The crew survived a 60 000 foot descent using parachutes while instruments may have survived. Salvage by National Guardmen.
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William B. Kepner
Albert W. Stevens
Orville A. Anderson
National
Severdi Cays
Stevens
Holdredge
Nev
Moonlight Valley
Rapid City
M. D
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Kepner
Orvill A. Anderson
V F W annual death claims picnic near West Spring Creek
About seventy members of the Archie Thompson Post and friends attended the VFW annual death claims picnic at Mitchell's farm near West Spring Creek Sunday. Cars left Corry at ten, with a day of games, quoits, music, and other sports, plus fish sandwiches and refreshments throughout.
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Archie ‘Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Friends
Mitchell
West Spring Creek
Corry
Quoits
Musi Hall
Yesterday's Heroes Triumph in Rough Baseball Night
Lyn Rowe and Tigete-Took pitched to eighth, then Rowe homered in the ninth to seal the win. Braves and McNair each contributed a homer, tying the game late before decisive hits. Chick Hafey matched a two-out homer to beat the Cubs.
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Lyn Rowe
Tigete
Rhem
Braves
Two Churches Enjoyed Picnics On Saturday
Sunday schools and congregations from two local churches held their annual outings. The Baptist group went to Mitchall's Grove, West Spring Creek, with about 250 attending a noon picnic and games including a 124 to 2 ball contest won by the Corry team. The Lutheran picnic at Beaver, Wattsboro, drew over 100 people with sports, a music ball game won by single men 29 to 28, and events led by John Freno and Alton Dahlstrand.
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Baptist Church
Mitchall's Grove
West Spring Creek
Lutheran Church
Beaver
Wattsboro
The
Corry Tem
West Spring
Lutheran Chirch
John Freno
Alton Dahlstrand
Bobby Sheen
Helen Hovey
Charles Dahilstrand
Kemnets Burt
Ruth Nagle
Charles Dahistrand
Ernestine Lynd
Dasid May Peanut Ace
Donald Hatt
Raymond Burr
B. J. Hawkins
Ruth Lanston
Henry Keppel
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Department of Public Instruction
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Adelbert Cronkhite
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Natonal Champions
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Frank Wilcox
State Armory
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Philadelphia
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Wolford
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