Baccalaureate Service Draws Capacity Crowd
Corry Senior High School held a capacity Baccalaureate service with 112 graduates and many relatives. Rev. Kuhn urged lifelong study and faith guiding business and life, as Rev. Wagner, Haines, and Boyd assisted. a mixed chorus and high school orchestra performed. Commencement Week continues with Class Day and Wednesday evening ceremonies led by Dr. Cavellti of Allegheny College.
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William J. Kuhn
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Corry Senior High School
Cain Oy Seth
Kuhn
Rev
Juhn
Edward L. Wagner
Perry &. Haines
Gilbert L. Boyd
Corry High School
Ministerial Association
Howard J. Sheen
Fea
Charles Bracken
Clas
Kenneth Burr
Mary Castor
Clare Hillstrom
Richard Lindsley
Donna Bertram
Order of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Gertrude Johnson
Ruth Bennett
Duniorg
Celeron Park
John Ey Caveltl
Allegheny College
John E. Cavelt
Eceseoeses
H. & Sheen
James R . Dearing
Board of
Edication
Marci .Kryee-rssse
High Court Voids Ran High Court Voids Ran
The Supreme Court ruled that Mayor Frank Hague's Jersey City administration violated constitutional protections. The court affirmed an injunction halting city officials from interfering with civil liberties and freedom of assembly, speech, and press, while actions by officials in enforcing Hague policies were upheld by lower courts.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Hague
Sinking of Thetis After Water Enters Torpedo Tube
United Fresh reports the submarine Thetis sank when water entered its No 6 torpedo tube amid forward compartment issues. Surviving crew member statements describe plans to use the Davis lung escape system, with 96 still aboard and three attempting escape while divers battle strong tides. The vessel lies in Liverpool Bay as efforts continue.
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Liverpool
England
RS. Johnson
Camme Laird
Jonson
Johnson
Thetig
Liverpool Bay
Further WPA roll cuts looming before July first
About two hundred WPA relief workers in the Corry district were released since last Wednesday with similar cuts expected to raise Erie County total to near five hundred before July first. Eastern Erie road projects are suspended pending a state WPA highway program after July first, when further employment may come through private industry or farms.
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WPA
Corry
Erie County
State Highway Department
Works Progress Administration
Ncertain
Department of Public Assistance
Erie
Mass Murder Ring Details Promised at Trial
Philadelphia hearing for Rafaele Peselli 67 of Washington promises grim evidence on a mass murder syndicate’s operations. A three judge panel will hear testimony as prosecutors seek the death penalty for Peselli, labeled the “arsenic death” merchandiser.
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Oy Smysew
Philadelphia
Worlings
Rafaele Polselit
Washington
Pane
Peselli
Errard Boy
Arsenic Death Merchandising Corporation
Heavy Rains Deluge City and Basements Flooded
A heavy shower deluged Corry on Saturday night with thunder and lightning. Center street and East Smith street area suffered water and sewage backups as basements flooded in several business blocks. A lightning strike hit two nearby houses near Beaverdam, causing minor damage. The rain also benefited crops and gardens after a dry spell.
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Corry
Congress
Wayne Street
Mercantile District
Center Street
East Smith Street
East Wayne Street
Beyn
Merle Cummings Place
Beaverdam
Unions Protest After Car Crash West of Warren Injures Six
Six persons riding in a Mord roadster were injured when the vehicle overturned and struck a telegraph pole west of Star brick on Roosevelt highway near Corry. Five residents of Corry including Robert Knight 18 and Mrs Guy Austin were hospitalized in Warren General. Knight suffered a facial gash and possible skull fracture fears faded. Mrs Austin suffered possible fractures of both kneecaps and bruises. The Austins Linyd Lloyd and Nelie Austin and Beverly Austin a five month old together with Guy Austin were occupants. The crash occurred as the driver tried to reach a dropped toy causing the vehicle to veer and strike the pole. All injured were bruised and shaken. two listed as seriously hurt.
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Roosevelt Highway
McKinley
Lily Pond
Starbrick
Crry
Robert Knight
Gevterville
Guy Auat'n
Corry
Warren General Hospital
Knight
Mra
Augin
Oley Orougants
Linyd Austin
Nelie’ Austin
Beverly
Guy Austin
Bright
Reservoir project promises large net savings for region
Army engineers estimate annual savings of 51.8 million dollars if a proposed 25.7 million dollar flood control dam at Brnzles near Warren creates a 1 128 000 acre foot reservoir from Warren to Olean New York. Benefits include lower water bills about 214 000 annually and reduced soap and heating costs for residents and industries of roughly 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 dollars yearly, with further savings to home owners plumbers and factories and steam costs for commerce. Congress has not yet appropriated funds and the House Rivers and Harbors Committee has approved the project.
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Nd Industries Wong
Alleghenyiver
Brnzles
Warren
U. S. Army Engineers
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Congress
Olean
N.Y
Judge Manton Cases Probed In New York Dispatch
New York June 5 Investigations planned today into scores of cases filed by former federal judge Martin T Manton who was convicted of selling justice He faces a possible review petitions from losing litigants while the scope may be narrowed by time limits on appeals Manton remains at his home under 10000 bail preparing a new trial request due June 20 arraignment Roosevelt nominated Claude G Bowers of New York as ambassador to Chile in Washington dispatch
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United Press
NEW York
Martin T. Manton
United States Circuit Court of
Supreme Court
Washington
Roosevelt
Claude G. Bowers
Chile
Refugee Ship Bound for Germany
The liner St. Louis, carrying over 800 Jewish refugees refused land in Cuba, is returning to Germany. Hamburg America Line announced the move, citing no further hope of landing the passengers. The captain advised awaiting offices that the vessel was steering toward Hamburg.
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United Fuse
New York
St. Louis
Cuba
Germany
Hemburg-American Line
A. Dedtick
Addition to St Elizabeths Hall Planned
Announcement by Rev Carl L Heid at St Whitfield s church Sunday details a large addition to St Elizabeth s hall behind the church. Rimes McElroy chosen as contractor to build a 30 by 60 foot hall with a 20 by 16 kitchen, asbestos shingles exterior, and a one month construction window. The project aims to ease winter card parties and other social gatherings with a fully equipped kitchen and fixtures.
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Carl L. Heid
St Whiteld's Church
St. Elizabeth's Hall
Rimes McElry
Aize
Farm worker loses left arm in timber accident
David C. Gibbons, 60, of R D 2 Clymer, near Mina and French Creek, suffered a severe left arm injury Thursday when he slipped on a bare wire while cutting timber on Charles Webb’s farm. Complications led to amputation above the elbow late Saturday. He remains in serious condition at Corry hospital but shows some improvement and is expected to recover.
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David C. Gibbons
R. D
Clymer
Vielm
Corry Hospital
Gibbons
Charles Webb
Mina
French Creek
Mass protest gathers labor forces at Harrisburg capitol
A large Pittsburgh labor caravan joined CIO and AFL leaders in a mass protest on the capitol grounds against anticipated anti labor bills. Caravans carried placards urging Gov. James to veto bills on workers compensation labor relations unemployment insurance and other labor measures. Speakers included James L. Mc Devitt and John A. Phillips as workers demanded action under the 1997 act and called for campaign promises to be kept.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Thea
Pennsylvania
Capitol
James
Bopom
APL
Velohe
Pennsylvania Indivatoral Union Council, Cio
Apa
Jinion Faders
Transfers and Additions to Relief Staff in Erie Office
Robert Catlin announced changes in the Public Assistance offices in the Municipal building Erie. Louis Blosy Union City becomes junior visitor and Charles Clark Union City starts similar work locally. Irene Andrews transfers from Corry to Erie. Olawinski, also in Erie, becomes stenographer. Charlotte Moore Waterford joins Corry staff. Catlin says staffing mirrors territorial eligibility to staff offices locally wherever possible.
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State Department of Public Assistance
Robert Catlin
Chity
Louis Blosy
Union City
Hid Worle
Charles Clark
Irene ‘Andrews
Corry
Erie
Olawinski
Alan
Irie
Charlotte Moore
Waterford
Ofive
Catlin
One Injured In Crash On West Wayne Street
A collision occurred near the intersection of West Wayne and West Frederick streets shortly after 2 o clock Sunday morning. Harry Pike, in the Jinglinskh car, sustained a head cut and was taken to Corry hospital for treatment, later leaving the institution. Both vehicles suffered heavy damage.
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West Wayne Street
Adam Jinglinskh
Frank Perry
West Washington Street
West Wayne
West Frederick Streets
Harry Pike
Corry Hospital
Supreme Court Upholds Federal Milk Marketing Program
The U S Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the federal milk marketing agreement, ruling it lawful to stabilize the dairy industry and ensure minimum prices for producers in the New York milk shed. The decision affects hundreds of dairymen in the area and signals higher milk prices in May, with a complex majority and minority split among justices on interstate commerce powers.
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United States Supreme Court
New York
Cueryunl
Lipertint Victory
Twee
Corot
Hostin
Meteppilitatt
Altace Way
Taywer-prived Jp Vara
Ils
Alia Aly
Justice Stanley F Rees
Tustwey Haulhyy
Higa L. Stone
Jui Welle Mrantturter
Willen
Just
New
Voph Federnl
Havauid
Five Justice
Blonk
Vreed
Reed
Justice Black
Jiatice
Congress
Massachusetts
Boston Mile
Hughes
Corry Schools Report Record Low Health Quarantines
Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey announced a remarkable health record for Corry Public Schools with only eight students quarantined all year. Seven cases were chickenpox and one was for whooping cough, reflecting a standout term in district health history.
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Corry Public Schools
Ralph S. Dewey
Itill
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Pmerson
Rev. Kuhn
Cavelti
United Fresh
Edwin Linton
University Hospital
Second Ward
Anti-Labs
Army
Kinzua
Allegheny
Manton
Bowers
ST. Elizabeth’s Hall
Elmer McElroy
David Gibbons
A.F
C.1
Gillan
Peale
Dairymen
New York State
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