Health Talks Feature Senior Class Orations at Corry High
The 1930 Corry High School commencement marked the second largest graduating class in the school's history with sixty six seniors receiving diplomas. Principal Howard J. Sheen and board officials attended as the Senior High auditorium overflowed with parents and friends. The program featured salutatorian Miss Doris Jane Doolittle, valedictorian Wred Leland Mwing, and a series of health themed orations, with musical numbers by the boys’ quartet and operatic instrumental works.
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Corry Higa School
Higa Vehoo
John D. Love
Board of Edutation
Ralph S. Dewey
Howard J. Shesn
Corry High School
Ocestra
Murray
Frank A. Wimner
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Doris Jane Doolittle
Corry School
Verna Arlene Wettenburg
Robert Adams
Messrs. Auer
Harvey
Glenn
Pollet
Reed
Williams
Shoop
Beagle
Walt
Little Old Garden
Hewitt
Kenneth Lee Barnes
Commercial Department
Wred Leland Mwing
Howard J. Sheen
Inn Ebort Tulle
Virghile Boomer
Fet
Cities Draft Plan of Defense in Gas Case
Counsel for the cities of Corry and Erie and the borough of Warren convene in Erie to draft defense in the fight to secure rate reductions from the Pennsylvania Gas Company. Corry solicitor Blaine Kineain, Warren’s Sidney Blackman, Erie’s Sanibel Gilson and Jacob Held lead the discussions following a property valuation survey, aiming to formulate a program of defense and outline potential outcomes for rate litigation.
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Corry
Erie
Warren
Blaine Kineain
Tocal
Sidney Blackman
Sanibel Gilson
Coun
Jacob Held
Pennsylvania
Nhe
Erje
Republicans of State Gather to Name New Chief
Members of the Republican state committee arrive in Philadelphia for conferences ahead of the reorganization meeting at the Belleview Stratford Hotel. General Edward Martin seeks a second term as chairman with support from Philadelphia. S. Van Brown gets Pinchot and Grundy backing. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court added 16 Philadelphia votes to Martins quota by ruling on certification delays.
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T. J. O'Connell
United Press
Philadelphia
Republican State Commi Tse
Bellevus-Stratford Hotel
Edward Martin
John §. Fisher
S. van Brown
Williamsport
Gifford Pinchot
Joseph R. Grundy
State Supreme Court
Philadelphia County
Martin
Board of County Commissioners
Harry S. McDevitt
McDevitt
Supreme Court
Luzerne County
Francis Shut Brown
Cantrate
Balcony Seats Change for Clint Brown Day Game in Cleveland
Disappointment hits Corry Jane planning to attend Sundays Cleveland event as tickets will not sit on the main floor. Reserved for Northwestern Pennsylvania fans mainly Meadville Titusville, first balcony rows near the basemen, with refunds available if seats prove unsatisfactory. Mrs Glars Rosenzweig arrives in Cleveland with her niece Mrs Frenk Killeher and family for the over Sunday visit.
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Corry Jane
Cleveland
Clint Brown
Pennsylvania
Meadville
Titusville
Cleveland Oil
Fierro Aims Nonstop Flight To Mexico City From New York
Mexican airman Roberto Fierro, known as Villier, started from Kelly Field in San Antonio at 7 a m aiming for New York then a nonstop flight to Mexico City. His Lockheed Sirius plane carries fuel for about eight hours and his route includes Beaumont New Orleans Montgomery and Washington as he plans the final leg to Mexico City.
Vacation Bible School Opens Monday Across Churches
Vacation Bible School begins Monday at 9 a.m. with Mrs. Frank A. Wimner as superintendent. Classes for different age groups will meet at the Baptist, Brethren, Lutheran and Presbyterian churches. Parents should ensure enrollment cards are signed and returned, with cards distributed Sunday at the church schools.
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Frank A. Wimner
Baptist Church
Tited Brethren Church
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Sundy
Skillful piloting averted disaster in Boston harbor
Investigators credited skillful piloting and a low tide for preventing greater loss when a large Boston to New York passenger plane crashed into Boston Harbor. Only one passenger died while 12 other passengers and both pilots survived with injuries as the tri motor Ford plane, with one engine dead, struck breakers and plunged into the sea near the airport breakwater.
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United
Boston Shine
New York
Boston Harbor
Nocomgs
Boston Airport
Cold star mothers pace from France arrival
New York woke to the first returning delegation of 237 Gold Star mothers aboard the President Harding. They had visited war graves in France and were greeted by officials after their memorial visit, with expressions of gratitude shared by all.
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Unuen
Erese
New York
President Harding
Branne
Stymours Lowmas
Uiry
Treasury
Piplah
Parents Bonded After Child Abuse Case
Carlo Pierro and his wife were arraigned before Alderman C B Porter and held on bonds for thirty days. Charges include assault and battery related to the mistreatment of a child. The child was removed from the home and placed in a city home cared for by a community nurse. County humane agents will monitor the case with county court action planned. The community responds with offers of help, and authorities vow no further abuse will be tolerated.
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Carlo Pierro
C. B. Porter
Mshi
Pany | MG
Pierre
Ada
Ward
Feisler
Labor Cabinet reshuffle in MacDonald government
London June 6 Premier MacDonald’s Labour government enters its second year with cabinet shifts. Thomas appointed secretary of dominions. Passfield remains secretary at colonies. Christopher Addison named agriculture minister. Hartshort becomes Lord Privy Seal. Shinwell succeeds Ben Turner as mines minister as coal bill nears completion.
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Clifford Day
United Press
London
Fremier J. Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonacd
D. H. "Thomas
Dominions
Thomas
Lord Passfield
Christopher Addison
Noel Burton
Hartshort
Holamiel Shinwell
Third Chinese Slain in Tong Outbreak in Brooklyn
New York dispatch reports the third Chinese man killed in a Tong outbreak. Louis Len, 43, a Brooklyn laundryman, was fatally shot in his doorway in Brownsville. Earlier victims Ah Ying and Hing Sing were killed in Newark and Brooklyn, respectively, amid mounting gang violence tied to the same criminal group.
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United Press
New York
Louis Len
Brooklyn
Mani Wor
Thaerhom
Brownsville
Brod
Ah Ying
Hes
Hing Sing
Newark
Aged Woman Dies After Erie Crossing Collision
An eastbound Erie Railroad Train No 8 struck an 89 year old Union City woman at the Fourth Avenue crossing about 2 30 pm this afternoon. The body was mangled beyond recognition and identity was not confirmed at press time. Believed to be Mrs Celestin Sayre of 86 South Street Union City, a son aided in clothing-based identification efforts. The body was taken to RH Glenn undertaking parlor pending coroner Dan Hanley's investigation.
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Erie
City
Fourth Avenue
Union City
Celestin Sayre
South Street
Hite
Glenn
Dan Hanley
Majority of dailies favor enforcement in nationwide poll
A majority of 320 American daily newspapers support strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. A Carnegie Tech student poll shows 188 papers with 3,753,400 circulation favor enforcement, 52 with 2,770,243 support modification, and 80 papers with 4,483,100 circulation favor repeal.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Robert P. Freshster
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Final Assembly at Junior High School Opens Graduation Program
The Junior High held a morning final assembly with flag salute and band selections. Angelino Pierro received her promotion certificate, and Guy Butters earned the American Legion medal for honor courage scholarship and service. Athletic letter awards were promised to be announced soon.
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Angelino Pierro
Victor, Orn
Cor- Ty
American Legion
Jystem
Guy Butters
Zeppelin Maneuvers Against Storm Over Rhone Valley
In Lyons the Graf Zeppelin battles a northeast storm mass as it seeks a clear course to Friedrithshafen home port. The weather bureau warned Dr Hugo Bokener four times of the oncoming storm, while an aviator en route from the north signalled the dirigible amid mistral winds uprooting trees and damaging roofs.
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United Frees
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
A listing of NBC and CBS network programs with time slots across stations WEAF WIZ WABC and details including Cities Service Hour Hickok Sign of Green & White Colt Model Program and Hlington's Band with start times ranging from 7:00 to 11:00 EST per schedule.
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WEAF
NBC
WIZ
Hickok
ABC
CBS
WABC
Hlington
Final vote on tariff facing further delay
Washington June 6. Senate leaders plan a final vote on the Hawley Smoet tariff bill late this week with adjournment of the regular session soon after. Two high tariff Democrats Sen Steele Iowa and Copeland N Y will vote against it, raising the possibility of failure despite previous support. The White House signaled an open mind but letters urging a veto are arriving as the bill nears passage.
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Nathan Robertson
United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Sen
Steele
Dem
Iowa
Copeland
White House
Hoover
Alumni Reunion Tonight Receives 1930 Grads Into Association
Sixty six members of the class of 1930, Corry High graduates, will be received into the High School Alumni Association at the Junior High school this evening. The program includes invocation by Rev TH A Hook, America sung, welcome by Harold Shannon, response by Jack Wrath, dances by Junior High girls, a vocal solo, reminiscences, community singing, and dancing with Harvey's orchestra.
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Corry High School
TH. A
America
Horton Davis
Harold Shannon
Jack Wrath
Miss Connell
E. J. Hawkins
Hyerett Leach
Frank Babbitt
Jonny H. J Davis
Harvey
Corry Girl Entered Phi Beta Kappa Honors
Ten Syracuse University seniors in the College of Liberal Arts were initiated into Phi Beta Kappa, the honor scholastic society, this Thursday. Dorothy Morrow, daughter of Mr and Mrs J. L. Morro of Syracuse, and other local families were noted among the new inductees.
Nine Structures Razed Before Fire Checked
A disastrous blaze swept Bear Lake last evening, starting in the Manwaring store. Firefighters report nine structures razed before the fire was checked, with aid sent from Corry Ashville Clymer Lakewood and Jamestown to combat the flames.
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Bear Lake
Corry
Ashville
Clymer
Lakewood
Jamestown
Manwaring Store
Fire devastates Shronga Belly Lake district office loss
Fire swept through Shronga Belly Lake destroying nine buildings including three businesses and the residence and office of Dr. F. T. Neeson. Estimated damage around 70 000 dollars. Firefighters from Corry Jamestown Ashville Clymer and Lakewood aided. water shortages hampered suppression. Local telephones and post office temporarily nonfunctional as flames threatened nearby structures and utilities.
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Shronga Belly Lake
Pico
Corry
Jamestown
Ashville
Clymer
Lakewood
F. T. Neeson
Hames
Jesse C. Manwaring
Paulsom
Tellling Corry
Une Seer Ang
Lizeren
Pire
Janestown
Ashyily
Lake Wood
3. D. Carr
Carr
Dr. Neeson
Bear Lake
D. 8. Scholton
Tel
Gomish
Manwaring
Deus Wal
amOlyn
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Tamentawa Bainé
Carl Pierro
LABOR
MacDonald
Tong
W. A McGrankin
Kane
Dommerly
F. T. Noeson
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