113 Students Awarded Diplomas at Corry High
One hundred and thirteen members of Corry High School's class of 1938 received diplomas at last evening's commencement in the senior high auditorium. Dr. John E. Cavelti urged continued education and defined education as self education for those unable to pursue college, as Ruth Dennett and Gertrude Johnson spoke as valedictorian and salutatorian respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High School
John E. Cavelti
Allegheny College
Meadylife
Ruth Dennett
Gertrude Johnson
Ralph 8. Dewey
J. Roscoe Dearing
Board of Education
Howard J. Sheen
John Dearing
Marlon A. Barlow
Bagley
C. H. Bagley
Richard Lindsley
Horton Dearing
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gertude Tohnson
Perry F. Haines
Methodist Church
Carlton Chaffee
Sylvia
Speaks
Raymond Cathers
Lillian Bennett
Wendell Gage
Leonard
Charles Hughes
John Stowe
Keith Henton
Little Hills Are Calling
Morris
Bernice Chaffee
Capa
Dearing
Keen
Chvalti
Supreme Court Grants Superseder in Milk Control Case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued an order of superseders in the milk control dispute as the appeal by the County Milk Association proceeds. Chief Justice John W. Kephart signed the order, released from Harrisburg, as the litigation moves forward in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Milk Board
United Press
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Mil Control Commission
the County Milk Associaton
John W. Kephar
Prothorotary
Harrisburg
REA Program in Warren Sector Pushed by Directors
Warren County Electric Cooperative directors met with attorney Alligan D. Wade last evening to prepare maps for submitting the rural electrification plan to Washington for approval. They aim for speedy approval and an early construction start, with farmers already signed up in the western county. Local directors include Leon Whiteley W L Armitage Leon Bennink Wilma Bindley Homer Manley and Paul Triscuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Co- Operative
Washington Furtner
Warren County
Warren County Electric Cooperative, Inc
Warren
Alligan D. Wade
Washington
Hope Ja
Leon Whiteley
W. L. Armitage
Leon Bennink
Wilma Bindley
Homer Manley
Paul Triscuit
REA
Corry Public Schools Close 1938 39 Term
The Corry public schools close the 1938 39 term with final report cards issued. Schools suspend summer operations and buildings stay closed until the opening of the 1939 40 term. Commencement at St Edward's is set for Sunday evening June 18 with eighth grade promotion next Monday leading to graduation at St Thomas' church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsauatee
Corry
St. Edward's Parochial School
Local Journal to Feature Erie Business, Professional Men and Women
Lucille Woods of Erie is engaged by the Journal to publish two series on local business and professional people who have achieved success in their hometown. The feature, titled How Well Do You Brow Carry, will begin soon with a prize contest offering weekly cash prizes. Further details will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Woods
Erie
Crry
Britain Hopes For Moral Aid From Country Visit
Washington reports describe King George VI and Queen Elizabeth’s U S visit as a potential new era in Anglo American ties. Security preparations involve 150000 troops, guards, police, and agents along the eastern seaboard. The royal party will stay at the White House for 36 hours as President Roosevelt hosts them amid high ceremonial pomp. In Windsor Ontario Sean Russell, IRA chief of staff, was arrested and later freed on bond, tying into the wider context of the king’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
United States
Britain
George VI
Elizabeth
England
New York
Queen Eiizabeth I
U. S
Secret Service
Pennsylvania Motor Police
J. W. Blythe
William ¢. Nagey
D.C. Hoffman
G. W. Trewin
Queen Elizabeth
Emporium
White House
Roosevelt
John Adams
Detroit
Sean Russell
Staf
Irish Republican Army
King George
Windsor
Alion
Burke
Beituin
Jobo
Elnvoley
Plure
Atria Anes
Piaesemion
Erin Xymibo
Trial of Sen Dando Enters Fourth Day in WPA Case
Philadelphia report on June 8 describes State Senator Joseph P Dando and co-defendants facing trial for diverting WPA labor to Llewellyn amusement park and beer garden. Nine WPA workers testified they labored on the park, including Willard Pfeiffer who said he worked 20 days building a floor in the beer garden and received only WPA wages. Norris Chapin and her brother Morzla Chapin were in court as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fires
Philadelphia
Joseph Pando
Igh
WPA
Llewellyn
Schuylier County
Willard Pfeiffer
Llewellyn Carpenter
Hospital service plan to be considered here
Abraham Oseroff, head of Montefiore Hospital Pittsburgh and hospital association leader, outlined a hospital service plan now in Pittsburgh and widely adopted elsewhere. Directors praised its value and will review it again next Wednesday. The Pittsburgh program covers about 115,000 subscribers in fifteen months, with roughly 240,000 dollars in hospital services provided to participating members. Oseroff noted the plan’s growth nationwide and its large subscriber base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Oseroff
Monteflore Hospital
Pitsburgh
Pennsylvanis
Copferil
Mise
Margaret Bower
Corry Hospital
Pittsburgh
Oseroflych
Fexs
Pittebureh
Bly Oseroff
United States
Ballin Girl Slaying Officer Held Under Grand Jury Probe
Mauch Chunk Pa June fundraising planned by parents' friends to secure legal aid during grand jury investigation into a fatal shooting. State police corporal Benjamin Franklin fired from a squad car after a girl threatened him and another with a toy pistol. Jury testimony described the trigger pull and the slain girl’s supposed gangster plot tale. Ball filed at $6,000 bond. authorities pursued the case amid confounding testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mauch Chunk
Jin Stevens
Benjamin Frankin
Fred Anolley
Franklin
Earl Hwatt
Jem
Greek Valley
Pennsylvania
Poliveen
Ney
Wilkes-Barre
Swan
Langford
Branklin
Refugees Hope Hinges On U S Entry
Aboard the refugee liner St Louis at sea on June 8 Jewish refugees prayed for divine intervention as a Sunday deadline loomed for asylum. If no place of refuge is found, returning to Germany may be the only option. Bernard A. Sandler efforts to arrange entry highlight the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Uniten Press
ST. Louis
Graduates Pictures Electric Kitchen Edition Feature
The Journel presents a 12 page edition with class of 1989 graduates photos and full valedictory on pages 10 and 11. A two page electric kitchen feature runs today with local eaters joining in the social announcement on pages 6 and a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Kitchen
Journel
Hopkins Named Coordinating Agent at Commerce Department
June 4 report says Secretary Harry L. Hopkins told the Senate Commerce Committee President Roosevelt aims to use the department to coordinate business and New Deal efforts. Hopkins described mediation of business government conflicts in secret testimony and sought 225000 to hire a skilled staffer for the coordination program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reece Ord
Cmmmerce
Harry L. Haplina
Benste Anpr Pristins Committee
Rouse Velt
Commerce Department
Hopkins
70000 Return To Auto Plants 70 000 Return To Auto Plants
Briggs and 10 Chrysler plants reopened after CIO UAW ratified a new contract. The accord grants exclusive bargaining rights to the UAW-CIO across Briggs facilities, a broader scope than in other large industries. It allows strikes after failed procedures, replacing the prior no-strike during the agreement. Union officials expect next talks with General Motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Chrysler
CIO
United Press Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Chrysler Corporation
United Antimobile Union
Uaw-Cio
UAW
General Motors Corporation
Dairymen's League Meeting Draws Corry Attendees
Corry local of the Dairymen's League Association joined a Jamestown sponsored mass meeting of Chautauqua county milk producers in Sherman N C principal speakers were Judge Harper of Wattington N Y and Charles Dickinson of Cortland N Y who spoke on the central sales committee and the bar fining agency attendees from Corry included A G Stillman George Andrus Guy Swartz Mr and Mrs Gunt Swanson Mr and Mrs Harry Kimmy Mr and Mrs Harold Hew fara D H Fralick Gay Willams and Mr and Mrs B W Slye
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dairymen's League Association
Chautauqua County
Sherman
N. C
Chamber of Commerce of
Jamestown
Judge Harper
Wattington
Charles Dickinson
Cortland
N. Y
Central Sales Committee
Bar Fiining
Iocat
A. G. Stillman
George Andrus
District Engineer outlines Roosevelt Highway plan at mid year meeting
Eight Roosevelt Highway boosters attend the Roosevelt Highway Association mid year meeting in Warren where District Engineer Stuart W. Jackson of the State highway department describes a future construction program. He cautions a major push may await the James administration’s full setup and funding. Acting President Charles Dein presides and outlines advertising plans for the Roosevelt Highway, touted as the side road to the World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
Roosevelt Highwa Association
Warren
Stuart W. Jackson
State Highway Department
Rantlin
Soate
Jackson
Chile
James
Winton
Charles W. Dein
Yof Honesilule
Eich
Dein
Raymond Gibbs
Roosevelt Highway
Pennsylvania
Boratori
Hoeadmentary
CF Brown
Piust
Piust Preshigent
Association
S. Benthey
Welle Te Peale
Glen Wool
Riehart Powers
G. KE Bennett
Prante Vane
Taswel
Ayers Shifts to Buffalo Store in Woolworth Move
George Ayers, manager of the Corry Woolworth store for two years, is transferred to the Geneseo Street Buffalo location. The promotion follows his tenure, replacing Stanley Conrad. Dr. Chapman of Albany will succeed Ayers in Corry after conference today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ayers
Corry
I. W. Woolworth & Company
Geneseo Atreat
Ait
Ayers
Dr. Chapman
Albany
N.Y
Chapman
Mr. Ayers
Cambridge Springs Woman Takes Own Life in Sanatorium
Cambridge Springs resident Barbara Zevagac, 34, a patient at the state sanatorium in Cresson, reportedly slit her throat and cut her wrists with a razor blade and died. Coroner Patrick McDermott reported the death yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Press
Johnstown
Padune
Barbara Zevagac
Cambridge Springs
Cresson
Patrick McDermott
600000 Turn Out At Capital For Ceremonies
Roosevelt welcomes George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Washington in a massive turnout. Crowds cheer as the royal party tours the capital amid cannon salutes and the pageantry of a state visit.
Junior High Students Earn Legion Medals at Assembly
Shirley Dickinson and Richard Muchinhaupt received Legion medals during a school assembly on Wednesday. Medals honor scholarship, service, and citizenship for eighth and ninth graders, with swords crafted by Mrs. Lloyd Stowe and Din W. Bracken. Certificates went to 104 students for good attendance or punctuality. moving-up exercises noted for eighth and sixth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Dickinson
Richard Muchinhaupt
Trinie High
Shirley Divkingrn
Lelay Diekingon
West Wayne Street
Richard Machimhaupt
Hugh Mickinhaupt
North Genter Atteat
Pitier O Carrier Pont
Amercan Legion
Weilricktay Afarnoon
Mra
Lloyd Stowe
Din W. Bracken
Sens
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Corry Public Schools
St. Edward’s
Eastern Seaboard
King
Sen. Dando
Norris Chapin
Union City
Morzla Chapin
U.S
Roosevelt Highway Association
Buffalo
iBeuree “Ayers
Woolworth Company
D. J. Chapman
Hull
Niagara Falls
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