Corry High School Commencement and Local Notices
Sixty fourth annual commencement of Corry High School Wednesday evening. Only a small number of Civil War veterans in the city expected to attend the department convention in York next week. Weather favors good growing season after showers and intermittent rains. Bureau reports 959 driving privileges revoked for intoxication in the week ending May 6. Hugo Black to speak on minimum wages and hours at WJZ. Alumni banquet posters displayed. printing by Miss Ann Barress and Miss Alice Messinger. No accidents reported at local sub-station. traffic heavy. Stores observe midweek half holidays for three months. Rotary International President Emeritus Tut P. Harris urges unity at convention in France. F. A. Loveland represents local Rotary club.
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Corry
Department Comvention
York
Tr Iy
Corry High School
Ann Baress
Alice Messinger
Tut P. Harris
Chicago
Rotary International
Order In Ice
Pranre
Rotary
Rotary Club
F. A. Loveland
Earle Lauds 1937 Legislature for Liberal Reform Milestones
Gov. George H. Earle commends the 1937 legislature for fulfilling a liberal reform program. He cites a unified state public assistance system, reduced emergency taxes, a balanced budget, and stronger public utility regulation, highlighting measures aiding rural areas, unemployment relief, old age and mothers' pensions, and anti monopoly efforts.
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Morey United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Democratic Party
Harle
Earle
Folong
Goodrich
State Department of Assistance
Motorista
Public Utility Commission
Senate
American Legion Caravan to Visit Erie and Local Events
Arrangements are set for the American Legion Rehabilitation Service Caravan at 212 Peach Street Erie on Thursday aimed at aiding disabled veterans and assisting with claims. A Senior High School dancing party occurs at the Junior High gym as Glass Day activities continue. Governor Earle, en route from Ottawa after a long session, is off for a week of fishing with nine friends by chartered TWA. Appeals for new trials in Polens and Senauskas cases are before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The American Stores company sues to stop a chain store tax, naming Revenue Secretary John B. Kelly. The state senate’s 1937 session ends with Governor Earle's appointment to the Pennsylvania Game Commission, including Robert Lamberton. Chief Flanigan reports a quiet weekend at beer establishments. Mayor Miller and police inspect several venues.
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State Assembly
New Deal
Warle
Rockefeller Foundation
Earle
Mullisons
South Penn
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
American Legion Rehabilitation Service
Peach Street
Erie
The
American Stores Company
Dauphin County
John B. Kelly
Senate
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Robert Lamberton
Pranklin
Lamberton
Manuel
Murhe
House
Delaware
State Department
Bureau
New London
Texas
Ohio
Crawford County
Stepaxe
Unclear OCR listing of junior high program and officials
Fragmentary OCR text lists names, courses, and staff across a junior high, referencing a controversial theme and various civic items. It mentions a superintendent, principal, and multiple named students and staff, with garbled references to taxes, budgets, and state actions, plus a travel note to Atlantic City for a medical association convention.
North East man killed while working in pit
A North East man died while working in a pit near MIT on June 7. The inquest heard about the incident at St Marys churchyard. Funeral arrangements were pending with a coroner present and the case connected to local police and officials.
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North East
MIT
Cushey
AVIAN
Jaen geMwal
Engagement Announced
A concise local note announces an engagement between two residents with names and a New Belt area in Mindon. The report notes public recognition and upcoming wedding plans.
Trailers for Summer School at Kent State Campus
A mobile home style trailer unit is being built on the Line campus of Kent State University for use by Summer Session students who own mobile homes. The project aims to provide on campus housing options during the summer term.
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KANT
Ailomoh
Kent State University
Sturdents
First Strike in 171 Bakers Strike in New York City
The first recorded strike in America occurred in New York City in 171 involving bakers. Strikers were convicted of conspiracy by the court.
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America
New York City
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Will Apeai
National Radio Forum
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Earle Lands Assembly
J. Potter
Schoo
Ottawa
Canada
Gatineau
John Polens
Joe Senauskas
State Supreme Court
John Flanigan
Glen Miller
Loblaw
Lia N. Center
Purelard
Evergood Saltines
Ralph §. Dewey
Wolfe
Axuglel Abmahitowallingairion Leupar
Willan Brown
Staive Casley
Archie Glbas
Harold Hamm
Alpha Mane Bank Mesainie
Tony Messina
Richard Nichols
Burdette Philips
Robert Reynolds
Jack Sample Roman Savako
Shanes Slelder
Joe St. Pierre
William Byorkequisty
Joseph
Borkoski
Thomas Cragg
Clyde Dagfelder
Gent
Hasbruuei
William Kaffertin
Donald McCriy
Richard Ohr
Orval Peterson Giri
Betty Armitags
Boys ‘Lyte Dimon
Robert Dawson
Everyll
Rustman
Robert Rady
Thomas Greene
Ardell Hoffman Lowig Muytbant, Ralland Kinney
Marie Krizanike
Oleida
Turis
Javtegl
Tua Munn
Lord Gladys Matteson
Bully McCray
Betty McMicininy
Agnes Meenny
Mie Pars
Doris Hicker
Miury Shields
Annie Shaninhy
Pauling Vadoull
Eval Verdi
Dorothy Whatley Wik Wosoubwiel
R S. Sherman Jett
Atlantic City
N. J
Mr. Sherman
Anaeathetic and Medical Association
Republian
Juan Mc
Ray Ann McMyherr
Martha Mount
Alice Nett
Mary Grr
Jane Biechritly
Runa
May Rabbits
Mary Roelofs
Dorothy Ross
Mary Spencer
Mary Omehik
Mary Helen Wells
Haymond Martin Kenneth O'Day
Earl Ostrom
Robert Parkhurst
Paul Sheldon
Paul Sutton Lawrence "Tempking
John Ture
Charles Weeks
Billy Wood
St Marys Chine
Sitiltaer
Sk. Mary's Cotartyry
W. O. Wilon
Maplily Coreamep
Sux RR
AL AU Gym
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AD Wilyiser
NTE
New Bulla
Montgomery Ward
F.C. Chapin & Sons
Nathan OF
Cory
Federal Deposit Tne, Corp
Washington, D. C
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