Labor Shortage Cripples Farm Industry Across Region
A report notes 1200 idle farms and 60 000 untillable acres due to labor scarcity. It cites a June 1 survey by the State Employment Bureau with regional agents, warning of inadequate farm help and widespread fallow land. Families listed include Berglund, Giffert, Johny, and Hagstrom among those affected by the agricultural halt and related funeral observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ital
Ena Teal Hunwerl
Sts Employment Bareau
Commie Fara
Trvey Wav
Buty
Dar
Ninmers Fiveteen
Planforrth Celebration Aims Big Fourth Plans
A meeting at the Municipal Building discussed Plans for a Fourth of July celebration in Corry. The group seeks municipal support and financial help, promising a permanent community service, with the slogan Spend the 4th in Corry. Invitations go to nearby towns for a day of hospitality, games, fireworks, and a carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comnet
Gul Aspproge
Corry
Thie
Sittronein
Louise
Ory Orr
Industrial Wage Fixing Debated By Supreme Court
The article reports on a Supreme Court decision assessing wage fixing provisions as unconstitutional. Experts from the American Federation of Labor and former Representative Campbell of Kansas call for legislative revision to restore effective operation of wage fixing once the court rules again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Washington
Hell
Supreme Court
Jesus
American Operation of Labor
Campbell
Kansas
Letter Brings Man's Arrest in Philadelphia
A contested letter to a woman in Minneapolis led to the arrest of Edward Coulter, alleged leader of head robbers blamed for post office robberies. Police say William Walsh was captured as Coulter's alleged confederate and partner in the crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Miagapolia
Edward Coulter
Teader
Tretia
William Walsh
Gualter
Presbytery Split Over Licensing Controversy in New York
The Presbytery of New York divides into two camps after approving licenses for two theology students who refuse to affirm the virgin birth. Henry Py Van Disen and Sedvie Dentin Layman won licenses amid a heated debate by the Presbytery. Also notes: testamentary notices in Erie County, Mary E. McCray executrix, and Merley Reynolds arriving home from business in Corry.
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New York
Presbytery
Etius Oif
Henry Py van Disen
Sedvie Dentin
Unapman
McCray
Cong
Erie County
Pennyelvania
Register of Wills
Mary E. McCray
Corry
Charles P Schadell Dies Monday at 60
Charles Philip Schadeell died Monday evening at his home on Brook Street at 6:10 after a brief illness. He was a member of St Elizabeth's Church and K of C. Survived by wife and two daughters Charlotte and Grace, five sisters Mrs Edward Acker Mrs R A Bachemer Mrs Mayme Rows Gertrude Edith. Funeral Thursday at 8:20 from St Elizabeth's Church. Interment in St Elizabeth's Cemetery.
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Charles Philip Schadeh
Mary Shin
Firook Street
Charlotte
Grage
Edward Acker
R. A. Bachemer
Mra
Mayme Rows
Gertrude
Edith
St Hilzabeth's
St Eligabeth's Cemetery
Three Hurt in Penns'ly Crash Near Villa Nova
Three persons were reported hurt as 10 cars derailed when two Pennsylvania railroad electric trains collided near Villanova. Details were incomplete as a Pennsylvania Railroad report noted the electric train en route from Broad Street Station Philadelphia to Paoli struck another train.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Villa Nova
Pennsylvania Sallroad
Sinah
Stineard
Hrowd Street
Paoli Tay
Poincare urged to yield slightly on reparations
London dispatch reports United Press says Premier Poincare may soften his firm stance on German reparations to aid a settlement. Paris reaction remains cautious as France is given time to consider. debate continues in government circles and with Allied leaders.
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United
London
Hiltati i
Dave
Poincare
Aude
Ger Mhiy
Paris
France
Stanley i
Haldwin
Casnellmow
Corry Man Dies at Chautauqua In New York
William Rauglink died at Chautauqua while visiting with Meg Ranglink. He earlier left duties as janitor at the Intel school and at a Corey Public Library. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newa
William Rauglink
Chawyniqua
Meg Renglink
Epttile
Rahglink
Intel School
Hie Corey Public Library
Ahawelt
Ranglink
Ptuiterts
al Clymer
Supreme Court Blocks State Gas Regulation in Steptoe Case
The U S Supreme Court ruled that a state cannot control gas service across borders, striking down West Virginia limits on shipping gas to other cities. The decision impacts Warren Erie and nearby communities, with observers noting the ruling constrains state authority over interstate gas distribution. In sports, Yankees Stadium reports a game against Cleveland with a late swing in the first inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Paw Cave
Warren
Erie
Unitesiates Supreme Court
Virginia
Perry Rendante
Mies
Iocal
Jus Intergste
Monneylvania
New York State
Forthwestern
Jymeylvania
Fragmented notice from a damaged page in Pennsylvanian paper
The readable bits describe a devoted individual in a political or patriotic context, with references to Rickard and Rickards, a dogt resists remarkatile scene, and a late night or eight o'clock event. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
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Gsear Bergulund
Shitter
Dorothy
Osea
Mik
Charles Magetrom
Gushin Hagstrom
Nilo Giffert
Whitale
Ole
Gust Johny Won
Sem Eerbert
Jamnertawan
Juwe
Charles Anderson
Victor Shop
Phonograph Supreme
Victor
Sonara
Sonora
Victrola
Ss. Eves
Barlow Hardware Company
Arthur Welord
Heu
Planforrth
Atarre Ladde
Walter T. Peake
Cony, Pi
Merley Reynolds
Iutiness Tri
Tinian City
Chas. P.schadell
Penns
Barton Smith
Daron Jr
Reynoldville
Bartle
Smith Apedl
Walter Gretater
Walter
Meadville
Me Areteler
Deny Sreveler
Columbus Avenue
Dunkirk
Rohr
Chautauqua
Steptoe
United Pros
Yanker Stadium
N. Vy
Cleveland
Ty Gardner
Spordini
Bopp
Howe
al Ahan
Mur Necle
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