Auto Crash Near Force Kills Woman Injures Three
In Dubois on Monday evening a collision between the Sullivan car and a truck at Force cemetery left Mrs. Susie Sullivan dead and three Sullivan family members plus a friend with injuries. John W. Sullivan and Edna V. Sullivan were injured. Lindsey Hagan and baby Buddy Sullivan escaped with minor injuries. Louis DeLullo Jr. driver of the truck, had only scratches.
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W. Sullivan
Heron
Edna V. Sullivan
John A W. Sullivan
Lindsey Hagan
Buddy Sullivan
John W. Sullivan
Louis DeLullo, Jr
Revised Highway Detour Bulletin Updates Route Changes
Harrisburg reports a redesigned Detour Bulletin with clearer color overlays for closed routes and construction areas. The weekly summer schedule begins June 12 with new tabular presentation, blue lines for scheduled detours, red overlays for closures, and a base map revision due by July 1.
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Harrisburg
Jme
Department of Highways
Buletin
Pverlay
Festival of Nations to honor Flag Day in Erie county
The WHA Adult Education and Recreation Division plans a June 15 festival at Academy stadium. About 13 000 people are expected to attend with representation from at least fifteen countries in native costumes and bands. National Guard troops and YMCA youth groups will join the parade and cultural performances in a patriotic free entertainment event.
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WHA Adult Education and Recreation Division
Erie County
Erie
Corry
Erle County
Eign Lands
National Guard
America
Academy Stadium
Kiwanis International Convention Heads to Washington
Kiwanis International holds its twentieth annual convention in Washington D C from June 21 to 25. Noted speakers include J Edgar Hoover Merle Thorpe Dr John MacKay Will Durant and Nellie Tayloe Ross. A musical festival opens the event with sessions led by Harper Gatton and a full council attendance planned.
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Washington, D. C
J. Edgar Hoover
Reseral Bureau of Investigation
Merle Thorpe
Nation's Business
John MacKay
Winnipeg
Canada
Manitoba College
Will Durant
New York
Col
T. Russ Hill
Louisville
B.C. Clausen
First Baptist Church of
Pittsburgh
Roe Fulkerson
Kiwanis Magazine
Washington Kiwanis Club
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Philaddelphia
Bureau of the Mint
Sylvan ‘Theatre
Constitution Hall
Harper Gatton
Madisonville
Kiwanis International
Tharpe
Kiwanis International Counil
United States
Cangia
Charles F, Hommaster
Corry
Three Injured In Auto Crash Involving Sleepy Driver
June 10 report from Kandt details a late Monday crash near Punxsutawney injuring Lt Col and Mrs Means and their son Howard Means of Birch Street. Mrs Means suffered two broken ribs requiring hospital care. Howard sustained a neck injury, while Mr Means had a scalp laceration and arm and knee cuts. They were returning from Pittsburgh where Howard had just received a Carnegie Institute of Technology degree.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Howard Means
Liquor Prices Up 10 Percent Under New State Tax
Pennsylvania imposes a 10 percent emergency sales tax on liquor at state stores and to other towns, aimed at funding jobless aid. Governor Warle signed the bill after a special legislative session, with Senate approval 28 to 4 and House concurrence to enact immediately. The measure targets liquor sold in Corry and across the state, projected to raise about 7.6 million dollars before May 1, 1937.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Warle
Senate
Afouse
Dole Untl
House
Corry High School Commencement All Seats Reserved
Superintendent Ralph Dewey announced all seats for Corry High School 63rd annual commencement tonight are reserved. Admission is by ticket only and all tickets are exhausted. those without tickets will not be admitted.
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Ralph 8. Dewey
Corry High School
Fight School Tax Boost at Jamestown
Jamestown June 10 action on the 1936 37 school budget was postponed to an adjourned session after a public hearing in the high school gym. Taxpayers heard supporters of a $120 410 purchase of property across from the senior high and cautions about a $1.90 per thousand tax bill. nearly 600 voters attended seeking a referendum and possible injunction.
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Byan R. van Vinck
Kit Klein Plans Screen Test After Pro Move
Kit Klein the world’s women speed skating champion announced through manager Dick Fischer that she has turned professional. Fischer said Klein would go to New York to take a screen test after recent European titles and a world championship.
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Buffalo
Kit Klein
Dick Fischer
Fischer
Miss Klein
Europe
New York
Chion
Ground Water Survey Completed in Pennsylvania
The Bureau of Topographic and Geology in the Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs has finished a study of groundwater in the northeastern region. Secretary Thomas A. Logue approved publication of the manuscript describing water-bearing rocks, depths to water, expected quantity, and quality. Similar volumes exist for other regions, with the new volume to be distributed in several months.
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Harisburg
Bureau of Topographic and Geology
Pennsylvania
Department of Internal Affairs
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Thomas A. Logue
Pearing
Penmsylvania
Golden Rule Club Offices Moved to Le Corner Block
Offices of the Golden Rule Club have shifted from the Rey theatre building on West South Street to the Barlow block at Main and Center streets. Mrs Muzie Smith, secretary, will continue in that role. The move occurred Tuesday afternoon with Wred E York handling the new offices.
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Golden Rule Club
Rey Theatreuilding
West Sout Street
Wred E
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