Peake Heads GOP Forces at County Meeting
Walter L. Peake, local attorney, was unanimously elected chairman of the Republican city committee at a Friday reorganization in Blaine Kincaid's office. Peake, active in party circles, is expected to lead the local GOP. Kincaid thanked the committee for their cooperation as Mrs. J. S. Austin spoke on behalf of the group.
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Republican City Committee
Blaine Kincaid
Peale
Republican Party
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Roberts Named Erie County GOP Chairman
Special to The Journal reports Samuel Roberts longtime car attorney and former manager of the James-for-Governor drive was named chairman of the Erie County Republican committee after Fred Lamberton left the post. The Erie meeting included Mrs Banks Jenkins Pitt Hammond and others as newly elected city committee members.
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Roberts
Erie County
GOP
RIE
Samuel Roberts
James
Republican County Committee
Fred Lamberton
John Imebaugh
Deer collision near Warren causes road incident
Mr. Mead and family returning from Warren encounter a severely injured deer that crashes into their car near the Voongsy'le Armire Tan on Route G lant evening. The deer fled the scene after the impact as officials collected the carcass and witnesses reported the accident.
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Wross Mead
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Mrs. Mead
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Warren
Mead
Honored for Work in Helping Blind
Dr. Jice Mr. Alger Wal awended the 1988 Leslie Dina gold medal for prevention of blindness and conservation of visual. He is professor of ophthalmology at New York Post Graduate Medical School.
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Alger Wal
Leslie Dina
New York Post Graduate Medival School
Legion Post to Award Local Students This Week
The American Legion Post 205 and Auxiliary announce awards for scholarship and essay prizes. Winners include Rose Jackson and Conrad Savak for a citizenship essay. Scholarship honorees are Arthur Ingram and Donald Albert Bartholmer. Awards will be presented at Benney High, Junior High, and St Edward's this week.
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St. Edward's School
Corby Named Teacher at Marsdale Senior High
Ralph Wisher Corby of Marsdale was elected to the faculty at a Friday special meeting of the Board of Education. He will teach in the commercial department, succeeding Richard Landis who is not returning this fall after being named mid term to replace Donald Glossner who resigned. The board also accepted the retirement of Miss Lotta Mej and named a committee to draft resolutions honoring her service to the district.
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Marsdale
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Richard Landis
Corry
Donald Glossner
Greek Minister Delivers Debt Payment to U S Treasury
Demetrios Sikelianos, Greece's minister to the United States, arrives bearing his country's check for 174,338 dollars as payment for forty percent of the interest on the debt owed to the United States, marking a formal currency transfer to the Treasury.
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United States
Demetrios 5 Cilanos
U.S
Pep Gant
Senate passes $3.72 billion aid bill to back New Deal program
The Senate approved a $3.723 billion appropriation and authorization bill to finance Franklin Roosevelt's $5 billion lending and spending program for the unemployed, sending the measure to conference. The vote was 60 to 10, with critics accusing the plan of becoming a slush fund for elections. Roosevelt gains near-total spending discretion, with only $125 million earmarked for direct relief from the World Progress Administration funds.
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United Press
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House
Congress
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D. Kky
Zenate
World Progress Administration
Relef
Meadville Man Faces Major Charge Arraignment Today
Meadville Pennsylvania June 1 A Meadville man identified as Smith is to be arraigned today on manslaughter charges for the death of Raymond Flick 40 who was killed May 16 when Flick herding cows along the highway was struck by Smiths car. The coroner's jury found Smith negligent driving at excessive speed and returned a verdict of responsibility. Two others injured in the crash were not named.
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Unites Frese
Meadville
Smith
R. D
Raymond Flick
Flick
Butler
Rubine
Guffey Denies Promise in New Pennsylvania Dem Challenge
United Press dispatch from Harrisburg notes a power struggle within the Pennsylvania Democratic Party. Senator Joseph I. Guffey denies authorizing statements on his November position while backing Lieut. Gov. Thomas Kennedy and clashing with McCloskey, as a meeting with State Chairman David L. Lawrence is postponed amid recovery bill debates.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
U. S
Joseph I. Guffey
Thomas Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy County
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Guffey
Matthew H. McCloskey
Philadelphia
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McCloskey
Guffay
Fenow
David L. Lawrence
Father Abandons Hope For Small Boy S Safety
James B. Cash Sr says he has given up hope his kidnapped son Jimmy is alive. He fears the boy is dead after frantic weeks of searching in Everglades and Wear Hollowey area. Cash told reporters he will not expect to find the boy alive.
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Princeton
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James B. Cash
Jimmy
Everglades
Cash
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Germanje Sends New Envoy to England
German Germany appoints Herbert von Dirksen as ambassador to Britain arriving in London to present credentials to King George and ready to participate in vital negotiations between the two nations.
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England
Eady
Britain
Nazi Germany
Herbert von Dirksen
London
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Vermin Hunt Opens Citywide Wildlife Contest by Rod and Gun Club
Corry Rod and Gun Club announces a city vermin hunt with three cash prizes for top vermin takers. Registration at Keystone station on East South Street near First Way fire station. Entry 25 cents for prize money. tags and licenses required. point system awards 50 for horned owls, 30 for weasels, 20 for water snakes heads, 10 for stray cats tails, 5 for blue jays and kingfishers, and 10 for other hawks.
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Hope Housing Starts Soon in Pittsburgh and Allentown
June 4 report from Harrisburg says the State Housing Board expects construction of alum-clearance housing to aid low income residents in Pittsburgh and Allentown to begin by month’s end. Preliminary loans cover 3,400 units in two cities costing 7.5 million dollars, with 42.5 million in federal funds earmarked for ten projects statewide. Signed contracts by President Roosevelt unlock 6 million for Pittsburgh Housing Authority and 4.5 million for Allentown Authority to acquire sites and advertise bids.
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Pittsburgh Housing Authority
Allentown Authority
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Bo Quagi
Unique promotion play at J H Exercises list program
A 14 member Community High School graduating class presents a novelty pay program at 8 p m Tuesday evening featuring school promotion exercises. The event includes processional by Mayeh Junior High orchestra and a series of tableaux, songs, and dances with certificates presented by Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey.
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Minato
Corry Hospital Association Stockholders Meet June 15
Announcement says the Corry Hospital Association will hold its annual stockholders meeting June 15 in the Library basement. Eleven directors will be elected and officers reorganized after a brief pre-meeting of current directors. Secretary and treasurer will present annual reports and a review of last year’s operations.
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Corry ‘Hospital Association
Uume EU
Staiiholders
Jeanne Titus Graduates From Webster School
Jeanne Titus completes a two year secretarial course in one year at Marjorie Webster School Washington DC. She graduates with second high honors and plans to return for further training as major for sister camp, following a visit from her uncle Milas Titus, Corry High School class of 1937 graduate.
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Washington, D. C
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Corry
Mirjorie Webster
Nagiatrar
Sinter
Corry Attorney Married Today
Miss Beth Hickey daughter of Me and May Roy P Hicks of Frackville Pa wed Attorney James Williamson of Corry in a Frackville Zion Lutheran Church ceremony. The bride’s sister Mrs Phyllis Hicks and the groom’s attendants Charles W Butler Jace Smith both Corry residents. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple will reside on Mast Bond street after a wedding trip.
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Corry
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University of Ilining
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Seals
Austin High School
Chicago
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Bicknell
Lewisburg
Dickinson [Law
Mast Bond Street
Youth Found Sane, To Be Released
An 18 year old high school student acquitted of murder in the killing of his sweetheart is declared sane and will be released to his parents by nightfall. He had been undergoing psychiatric tests at Bellevue since the acquittal.
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Unites
New York
Donald Carroll, Jr
Marder
Bullevue
Corry High School Class Roster Approved for 111 Graduates
The Corry High School Board approved the 111-member graduating class at the 65th annual Commencement in the Senior High auditorium next Wednesday. Principal Howard J. Sheen submitted the list with marked honors and ranks for each graduate, detailing names across multiple sections and indicating high honors and college preparatory credentials.
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Howard J. Sheen
Xcorry Hgh School
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