Commencement speaker Dr Greig Hoyt in Corry
In Corry high school graduation, 115 graduates heard Dr Greig S Hoyt, chemistry professor at Grove City College, urge students to seek success in their lifework where destiny allows. The event featured music by the girls trio and remarks by Salutatorian Charlotte Schramling, with a focus on extracurricular activities and practical philosophy.
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Corry
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charlotte Schramling
Nevin
Greenville
Dorotha May Rickers
Louise Whiteley
Ethel Beckwith
Ralph S. Dewey
Greig S. Hoyt
Grove City College
Hoyt
Corry High
Grove City
Landon Favored to Clinch Republican Nomination at Convention
Cleveland dispatch reports strong momentum for Gov. Alf M. Landon as the Republican party's presidential candidate. Delegates edge toward unbinding or rapid confirmation, with party leaders signaling a swift ballot may be unnecessary amid broad support and backstage maneuvers.
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HY Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Biair
Public Hall
Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Republican Nations Convention
Landolyaunesy
Avelamaticm
Fic
SSU
Theft of Two Tires From Used Auto Reported
Police investigate after two men stole two tires from a used automobile on West Smith Street adjoining a Pennzoil station. They also took a radiator cap and gear shift ball. A witness on West Wayne Street saw two men flee, who dropped the radiator cap and gear shift ball in fright.
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W. W. Waterhouse
im _p
Pennzoil
West Smith Street
West Wayne Street
Smith Street
Walter J Cookson Dies Sudden Heart Attack Mayor of Worrester
DELEGATE STRICKEN CURVELAND June 11 Walter J Cookson mayor of Worrester Massachusetts died suddenly early today of two heart attacks.
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Curveland
Walter J. Cookson
Worrester
Mass
AT&T declares dividend by Western Electric subsidiary
American Telephone and Telegraph announces Western Electric resuming dividends after a 70 cent payment on June 20, 1981. dividend of 50 cents a share on common stock declared, total 53 million dollars reserved. disbursement marks return of profits for the manufacturing unit amid historic market tensions.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Westernlectric Company, Inc
Garland Road On 36 Program
The 1936 37 federal highway program includes completion of the Spring Creek Garland road in Warren County. Secretary Warren Van Dyke told the Journal in response to an inquiry that Garland is listed in the federal program. Local officials expect early advertisement for bids to improve the remaining unpaved gap this year.
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Spring Creek
Garland
Warren County
Warren van Dyke
Warren
British naval flexes as Japan feared in China
Canton Cantonese gunboats Ciesla and Tarantula were ordered to stand by at Canton. British authorities foresee renewed Japanese intervention in China this summer with possible southern advance toward Hunan Province as Cantonese troops move through the region. The Changsha consul warns British subjects to evacuate southern Hunan amid tensions.
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Canton
China
United Press
Sime 11
Abanddon
London
Great Britain
Japan
Changsha
Hunan
Daily Mail
Shanghai
Eastern Star Nearing Close At 42nd Grand Session
At Conneaut Lake Park Pennsylvania the 42nd grand chapter session of the Eastern Star ends with about 2000 delegates in executive session to elect officers and choose a 1937 meeting place. Mrs Anna E Stead Bethilchem will be installed as worthy grand matron and James Forbes Grove City will be installed as worthy grand patron. Stead succeeds Mrs Anna gh and Forbes succeeds Dr Frank H Kramer of Gettysburg.
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United Press
Sidewalk Construction Program to Start July 1
Director of Streets Stanley Nichols announced assurances from WPA officials in Erie that the proposed sidewalk walls program would begin here on July 11. The WPA plan includes scores of new walls to improve all city areas at minimal cost to property owners.
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Stanley
Nichols
WPA
Erie
WIPA
Large Attendance At Roosevelt Road Meet In Wellsboro
More than 15 western Pennsylvania road boosters attended the Roosevelt Highway Association meeting in Wellsboro with five from the city. Delegates discussed summer improvement plans and highway work in the district, but no major business arose. Participants included C. J. Brown Walter J. Peake Frank Van Tassel Z. B. Bemley and F. A. Loveland from the local area.
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Pennsylvania
Wellsboro
C. 9. Brown
Walter J. Peake
Frank van Tassel
Bemley
F. A. Loveland
Steam passenger steamer crashes into Danube bridge
A passenger steamer struck a bridge pillar on the Danube and foundered in midstream. Immediate casualties were ten with three bodies recovered. Eight others were believed missing as the vessel broke in two during maneuvers. only the crew were aboard and most jumped overboard.
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United
Presa
Wienna
Danube
Pew Denube
Reichs
Earle Plans New Plea for Senate Relief Action
Governor Earle will appeal to the Republican controlled Pennsylvania Senate during the seventh week of the special session to approve 87 180 000 in tax bills and push for prompt action on unemployment relief. He may deliver the address in a joint session or to a statewide network broadcast, aiming to secure early revenue measures before the regular session in January.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Braniinz
House
Senate
Marle
French Scientists Seek Perfect Eskimos Expedition Across Greenland
Three young French scientists Paul Emile Victor, Robert Gessen, and Michael Perez set out on a three month sled journey across Greenland to find a living Eskimo village untouched by white contact. They aim for a tribal center of about 16000 Eskimos where alcohol tobacco and coffee are unknown. The team, under 30, plans to travel from the west coast to Angmagsalik on the east coast.
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United Press
Paris
Gréenland
Angmagsalik
Paul Emile Victor
Robert Gessen
Michael Perez
Sub committee approves GOP platform revisions for Landon
United Press reports the sub committee of 14 drafting the 1946 GOP platform unanimously approved all planks after revisions to satisfy Gov. Alf Landon. Borah pushed foreign affairs and currency views but will not attend convention. Platform rejects constitutional wage hour regulation for women and minors.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Sey
William E. Borah
Tda
Ng Pewiedl
Itanil
Borah
William Allen White
Emporia
London
Students Honored At Junior High Assembly
Max Chris and Gertrude Johnson won first prizes for best essays in the American Legion contest at a junior high assembly. Milon Brown gave the boys prize and Mrs. Wallace Young gave the girls prize. Principal Harold G. Wolfe presented large letter Cs to six students who had five prior honor awards. Honored students include Charles Brackeh Jeannette Gordon Kathleen Mazel Mary Maloney Phyllis Melslinocks Mildred Nichols. Twenty other students received term awards for observing the school code.
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Max Chris
Gertrude Johnson
American Legion
Milon Brown
Wallace Young
Harold G. Wolfe
Charles Brackeh
Jeannette Gordon
Kathleen Mazel
Mary Maloney
Phyllis MelSlinocks
Mildred Nichols
Corry Alumni Banquet Tonight at 6:30 With Dance
The Corry High School Alumni Association reports 275 reservations for the 62nd annual reunion and banquet. The dinner is set for 6:30 at Corry High School with dancing to follow at 10. George Weber's orchestra will provide music for the dance.
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Corry High School Alumni Association
Jhmiot High School
George Weber
Tragic double murder and suicide near Oxford
State police investigated the death of Helen Wentz age 49 who was slain by her husband Almas 51. Wells 25 was wounded, allegedly due to Wells's alleged affair with Mrs. Wentz. Almas fatally wounded his wife then killed himself before retreating home.
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United Press Oxford
Helen Wentz
Almas
Richard Wells
Calvert, Mo
Hare
Wells
Suspension of Pa allotments sinks Corry Hospital
Corry Hospital directors met at the Lipran building at 7:30 p.m. to address a critical financial emergency as state funds and quarterly allocations were suspended indefinitely. The meeting approved May financials, announced emergency equipment installation, and elected three new directors Carl L. Culloon Ralph J. Fogle and Herbert Gyliele to the board, with a reorganization planned for June 19.
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Thy Delave
Slbte
Corry Hospital
Suinits
Liprang Buikding
Messrs. Earle
DeRossy
Elston
Graham Houghton
Howard
Wineald
Jalten Danes
Harrisimny
Ethel Cole
Howe
Lallies Auxiliary
Aji
Critica
Carry Hospital
Carl L. Culloon
Ralph J, Fogle
Herbert
Gyliele
D. A. Hillestromt
L. J. Kelly
K. &. Rowlots
Merrsey
G. G. Barker
P. Brown
B. Weeren Te Rosay
B. Bilston
Luke E. Grashath
W.S Houghton
C. M. Howanl
Jaine Kincaid
Reoganiza
Annual Stam Reel Up Exam of Lyss ily Children
Over one hundred children from Lyss ily and vicinity attended a preschool health day organized by the Parent-Teachers Association. State nurse Ora Harpe led the event with Miss Ann Bluey and local doctors. exams checked for diseases and guardians were advised on follow up care. Most children aged six years or younger will start school next September.
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Lyssily
Mie
Ora Harpe
Ann Bluey
Mil County
Tibercilesia Association
SNB
Nést
British statesmen resign over secrets scandal in Commons
London June 11 two self made British statesmen James H Thomas and Sir Alfred Butt announced their resignations from the House of Commons. Accused by a government commission of leaking advance information on the proposed income tax increase, enabling speculators to profit in the insurance market.
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United Press London
House of Commons
James H. ‘Thomas
Labor Party
Alfred Butt
Governor Earle Signs May Relief Bill
Harrisburg June 11 Governor Earle signed a joint Senate House resolution recalling a bill that appropriated 8 620 000 dollars for unemployment relief during the last half of May. The action confirms state support measures to aid jobless workers through May's end under the relief program administered by state agencies.
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Earle
United Press
Harrisburg
House
New Superintendent Named for Phillipsburg State Hospital
Harrisburg June 11 appoint ment of Miss Almena Wuerthuntz Harrisburg as superintendent of the Phillipsburg State hospital was announced today by Welfare Secretary John D Pennington She will assume duties July 1 succeeding Miss Anna Laumshy Phillipsburg who was recently dismissed under mal administration charges Miss Wuerthner recommended for the post by the board will receive 3000 a year
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United Press
Harrisburg
Almena Wuerthuntz
Phillipsburg State Hospital
John D. Pennington
Anna ‘Laumshy Phillipshirg
Wuerthner
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