Bond Award For Storm Sewer Bonds Goes To Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Pittsburgh council awarded the 12 000 storm sewer bond contract to Moore Leonard Lynch after Pine Grove Cemetery Association failed to include a certified check as required. Eight bids were received with premiums ranging from 500 to 780 dollars. Pine Grove’s bid was ruled invalid for not meeting bid specifications, delaying the sale and prompting re advertisement for a patrol car bid.
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Ular
Pittsburgh Bond House
Pine Grove Cemetery Association of
Corry
Wye
S. K Cunningham& Cone Viany
Pittsburgh
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
M. M. Freeman & Co
Philadelphia
Citizens National Hank
Moore
Leonard & Lynch
Singer
Dean G& Scribner
Chandler and Company
Johnson & McLean
Anuril
Pittswhough
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
W. . Johnson
Firth of Johnson & McLean
Manis
Farmer Shoots Self in Heart near Youngsville
Vern Olds, 38, of Birkenstraw township near Youngsville, shot himself in the heart with a single shotgun, the weapon found at his feet with one shell exploded. He was unmarried.
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Vern Olds
Resuen
Birkenstraw Township
Youngsville
City To Sell Parcel On East Main Street
City Council last night approved a resolution to advertise the sale of a 22 by 10 feet parcel owned by the city on the southwest corner of Mallard Concord streets. The advertisement runs for four weeks prior to the council meeting.
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Mallard Concord Streets
Mary Ann Mead and Mary Paver Win School Contest
Winners announced for the spelling contest held last evening at St. Liwards School for students in grades 6 to 8. Misses Mary Ann Mead and Mary Paver emerged as champions after competing before parents and friends in a shared event with lively participation.
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Mary Ann Mead
Mary Paver
Ernest
Sully
St. Liwards
Mary
Woerg
AVL
Clymer Youth Injured at Mill in Gear Incident
Clymer youth 20-year-old Lawrence Beckerink suffered painful injuries at G. L. It wills plant when his left hind finger was caught in a worm gear. Doctors at Corry hospital reported the finger lacerations will heal.
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Clymer
Mill
Howard Beckerink
Land “Mya
Lawrence Beckerink
The
G. L
al Uilrdant
Corry Hospital
Aerial warfare cited as global danger with raids in China and Spain
United Press reports aerial warfare as a growing threat with intensifying raids on Canton and developments around Hankow. Japan warns of bombarding Chinese cities as American, British, and French protests mount. Franco forces face reports of uprisings while Spain braces for further air attacks from airplanes crossing the Pyrenees frontier.
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United Pres
China
Spain
Shanghai
Canton
Hankow
Francisco Franco
Quiepo de Llano
Seville
Eduard Daladier
Pyrenees
Refunding of City Indebtedness Studied
Johnson & McLean of Pittsburgh examined the city budget to assess refinancing its bonded debt. WB Johnson conferred with City Council members and urged consideration of refunding. A representative will be sent to Pittsburgh to study the proposal. Hoover Talks in Oakland. former president says nothing important was discussed at Brooklyn Young Republican Club dinner.
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Caty
Johnson & McLean
Pittsburgh
WB. Johnson
Pittsburgh and
Potas
Hoover
New Oak
Brooklyn Young Republican Club
Herbert Hoover
Gillette Wins Narrowly in Big Iowa Primary Test
United Press dispatch from Des Moines reports Sen. Guy M. Gillette winning renomination over Rep. Otha D. Weatin with about half the precincts tallied. Republicans chose Lester J. Dickinson for Senate, defeating Lloyd Thurston as the party’s early frontrunner.
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United Press Des
Enye
Gillette
Wearin
Republicana
Lester J.dickingon
United States Senate
Dickinson
Lloyd Thurston
House of Representatives
Thurston
Iowa
Ellsworth Richardson
Farm Bureau Federation Women
J. J. Meyers
Carroll
Whon
Congress Fm
W. G. Beyerhoff
Fort Wedge
Weal
Gi Jette
Pitt Offers $900 Research Fellowship For Engineering
A $900 U S Bureau of Mines research fellowship will be offered by the University of Pittsburgh School of Engineering next year to a qualified graduate student. Eligibility includes graduates of universities or technical colleges with approved chemical engineering courses, with preference for applicants having one year of graduate work and research experience.
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United Press -Pittsburgh
U. S. Bureau of Mines
University of Pittsburgh School of Engineering
Ex-Corry Resident Hazel Jones Missing in Pennsylvania
State police search for Hazel C Jones 27, wife of Clive Jones, missing from Cambridge Springs area since Monday. Former Corry resident, daughter of Mrs William Schrader, described as 5 ft 4 in, 130 lbs, light complexion with brown hair, possibly ill and feared harmed. reports spread to Butler and state police systems.
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Corry
Rodee
Pennsylvania
Hazel C Jones
Clive Jones
R. D
Cambridge Springs
Jones
William Schrader
North Center Street
Cony
Southern wage hour measure adopts southern demands
Conferees on the Wage Hour bill support southern allies by approving a flat 28 cent minimum wage, a five cent raise in the act's second year, and industry advisory boards. Uncertainty remains over possible House changes amid a filibuster threat by the southern bloc.
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United Press
Washington
D Lemands
House
Senate
Wale
Boost Corry Club Meeting Promotes Local Attractions
The Corry Rotary or similar club held a meeting with Rev. Edward Wagner as speaker. A publicity committee led by William Lombard was formed to promote the community’s assets via pamphlets and other media. The group backed joint efforts to improve tourism and coordinate a coast-to-coast route near the World’s Fair site in New York, with City Council support from Richard Rossbacher. President Lawrence Davison noted tourism facilities aim to attract visitors, and Wagner urged city beautification and universal civic cooperation. A report on the recent Jubilee suggested a consensus among merchants and plans for an annual Golden Rule Day sale on June 15 with a Golden Rule Dinner organized by Frames Whiteley and local merchants.
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Cory Cullen
Nid
Edward la. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Willam Lombard
James ®. Sullivan
Clyde F. Brown
Concord Township
New York City
Lawrence Davison
Richard Rossbacher
Wagher
Hemurehints
Deliciowa
Cheart
Ard Saviny
Frame Whiteley
Bilis Electric
Endicott-Johnson
Davivan-Foxle
Ennnsylvania Electric Company
Loveland
Stanley ‘Asper
Morton's Grocery
Dinner for Adult Students at Senior High School
Adult students in the Commercial classes of the WEA Adult Educational Division and friends enjoyed a tureen liner at 4:30 PM at the Senior High, closing the year's work. A program by the Cardesauer Ensemble of Brie followed, with Walter Wieshduer directing, and the group highlighting Braille workshops by visually impaired students taught by Frank Vandeborg. Carl W. Tiffany awarded twenty-one commercial students certificates and spoke on personal progress and character.
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Itty
WEA
Clisis
Cardesauer Ensemble
Brie
Philip Lawrence
Frank Vandeborg
Carl W. Tiffany
WPA
Cardehauer
Walter Wieshduer
Mire
Sarah Carlaw
Merril] Dever
Caril Rosequist
Union City Men Injured In Auto Crash Involving Corry Machine
Two Union City men suffered fractures and severe injuries when their machine collided with a Corry operated auto on Union City street. Charles Brown 1 drove the Union City machine and Leo Rhynard of Corry piloted the other vehicle. Burger remained hospitalized while Still was sent home after the Sunday morning crash.
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Mark Borger
Unioon City
Francie Still
Union City
Iuries I
Charles Brown
Leo Rhynard
Corry
Union City Auto
Burger
Still
Union City Hospital
Husband of Slain Woman Attacks Killer at Inquest
In Chicago the enraged husband of Mrs. Florence Johnson, 34, who was slain, struck the killer, Robert Nixgh, at a coroner's inquest as details of the brutal brick bludgeoning emerged. The incident occurred when they met today at the scene.
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Chicago
Florence Johnson
Robert Nixgh
At & Commner
Carney Steps Down Clears Path for Cronin Chair Bid
John Carney withdraws as Democratic county committee candidate paving the way for Michael Cronin to succeed Arthur Colegrove at the reorganizational meeting in Erie tonight. Colegrove also signals retirement and backs Cronin as the party moves to the chairship amid a three way race for vice chair.
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Withirawel
John Corney
Local drive to aid German refugees in eastern Europe
The Corry Jewish Welfare Society sponsors a national fundraising campaign via the National Bank and The Corry Evening Journal to aid German refugees and persecuted Eastern Europe residents. Subscriptions are invited at four local spots with N Cohen as president and Mervyn M Nast as treasurer. funds go to national headquarters.
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N. Cohen
Mervyn M. Nast
Ussue
Conference Opens for Merging Laitherans
United Frene Harrisburg reports the merger of Lutheran units into a central Pennsylvania Lutheran synod. Nine hundred delegates from over 180000 members met to discuss the constitution and by laws before final approval.
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United Frene
Harrisburg
United Lutheran Church
Central Pennsylvania Lutheran Synod
John Kelly Renamed Phila Dem Chairman
Philadelphia ceremony confirms John Kelly as city Democratic chairman for another term after 51 ward leaders vote to keep elections as scheduled. Kelly had urged postponement until state committee reorganization concludes in Harrisburg. In Cleveland a robber crew stole $5,000 from morning collections at Prodiria Mille, targeting mostly women.
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Philadilphia
Cleveland
Offeo
Prodjiera Mille Company
Gettysburg Veterans Reunion Funds Sought in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Gettysburg Battlefield Commission seeks a $300000 Congressional appropriation to reunite Civil War veterans for the 75th anniversary celebration. Revised estimates raise expected veterans to about 3500, aiming to bring both Union and Confederate soldiers to Gettysburg for the event. A separate report notes the death of Man 16 killed in Newcastle, Pa, when struck by a motor vehicle.
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Gettrsburg
Pennsylvania Gettysburg Battlefield Commission
War Department
Federal Commission
Corry Council seeks P U C inquiry on water rates
Members of the Corry City Council unanimously approved a resolution to petition the Public Utilities Commission of Pennsylvania to open an immediate inquiry into the Corry Water Supply Company rates. Mayor Frank Hepler urged downward adjustment, arguing rates are among the highest in Pennsylvania third class cities and burden residents and industry. The move aims to secure state action and possible rate reductions for local consumers.
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Kery Council
Corry
Pennsylvania
Frank
Hep Jer
Public Utilities Commission
State of Pennsylvania
Zovry Water Supply
Hepler
Counett
Anu
Nee Utilities
Comiitasion
Ner
Ilkeely
Annes
Borgarch
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
City of
Citien
Attempt to End 6 Day Strike of Truck Drivers
United Press reports Warrinit motions in the six day strike by 1,400 truck drivers as efforts proceed to end the stoppage. The strike disrupts freight and threatens supply in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas.
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United Pres
Pittsburgh
eGedey
Han
Windling
Pittabareh
Ares
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Self
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Lele
Boost Corry
INAME
Carney
Dem
ASK
Laitherans
John Kelly
Phila
New Gastle
Nofeian Hanna
Frank £. Hepler
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