Regular Board Meeting and Erie Pike Catch Report
Regular Board of Education meeting held this evening. Corry anglers reported hundreds of pike taken at the mouth of the stream flowing into Lake Erie at Westield over the weekend with many sharing in the large catch. State highway patrol reports 257 Pennsylvania motorists lost driving privileges during the week ending June 7. Of these, 77 were revoked and 180 suspended. 151 drivers had privileges restored during the period. Intoxication cited as the reason for 47 revocations. Employment figures show job prospects favor men aged 85 to 40, based on a survey of 159,349 placed by the State Employment Service with 7,849 women among them.
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Corry
Lake Erie
Atate Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety
Pennsylvania
Carsa
Ralph M. Bashore
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Division of
Unemployment Compensation and Employment Service
Pennsylvan ia Schools Act Aids Backward Pupils
Harrisburg announces broad statewide push to fund special education for physically or mentally handicapped children ages six to sixteen. Describes required facilities, adapted furniture, oversized textbooks, and manual work to aid learning. Reimbursement from state funds limited to $300 per teacher. plans must meet State Council on Education standards.
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Leater Ki Ade
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
County
Distr
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Adheo! Airectors
Corry
State Council
National Guard officers named for Kane unit and Flag Day observed
In Kane, Adj. Gen. Frederick Kerr announced promotions in Company M of the 112th Infantry, elevating Hirst Het. Samuel YW. Moore to captain and Second Lieut. Lawrence R. Newton to lieutenant. Banks closed for Flag Day while most businesses stayed open. Senate sent a flood control bill to Congress. Mary Mekford and Charles "Bud Fly" Rogers set a June 26 Los Angeles wedding. Railway earnings for Class One railroads showed May revenue down from 1930 and 1936 figures. May employment rose to 25,378. Rev. Ray Hail to present a Riley reading in Union City. Plant strike at Standard Chair in Union City continues with management departures. State police sent to Bethlehem Steel strike zone. Corry band to hold first City Park concert. program to be announced. Erie County designates June 14 as Strawberry Week.
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Pennsylvania
National Guard
Adj
Frederick 8. Kerr
Hirst
Samuel WY. Moore
112Th Infantry
Kane
Lawrence R. Newton
Rutieutenant
Graduation at St. Edward's School Promotes Eight Grads
Diplomas were awarded after spiritual exercises led by Rev. Father Graves and Father O'Connell. The ceremony featured benediction, a Panis Angelicus solo by Miss Anna Shields, and the Alma Mater as the graduating class closed. An eighth grade promotion was announced to be held this evening.
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Page Onothen O'Connell
St. Edward's High School
Father O’connell
Father Graves
John Lutz
Katherine Ann Mead
Grace Hoylen
Marie Lita
William Hoylen
Agnes Kasper
Mary Katherine Hand
Anna Shields
St. Edward's School
Legion Rally in Corry Highlights Neutral Legion Stand
The seventh annual American Legion rally in Corry featured State Commander Waller J. Kress stressing the organization’s neutral stance on labor disputes and law enforcement. The parade and park program drew hundreds from western Pennsylvania and southwestern New York with visiting officials, bands, and a flood-emergency radio demonstration from Jamestown’s Triad unit.
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American Legion
Waller J. Kress
Jgonms
uwWn
Whyad Gee Lye
Law and Order
Elmer C. Carrier Post
Pennsylvania
New York
Corry
City Parke
Walfils
Tr Lou Spring
Jamestown
Rogers Taree
Erle
Chief Cornplanter Post
Warren
Carl Stafford
Meadville
North East
Corry High School
Juntoy Bugle
Elmer GC
Carrier Post
Highway Patrol
First Ward
Center Street
Main
First Avenue
South Street
Center
Park Place
Maple Avenue
Secute
Corry High
Tra Lott
Lloyd Stawe
Hany I. Spicer
Emer C. Carrier Post
Legionnaires
Ladies Auxiliary
Glen Miller
Christoph's Son May Attend Annapolis
George A Christoph Jr, 79, son of Police Chief and Mrs. George J. Christoph, will attend the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Congressman Charles N Crosby helped secure the appointment from Christoph's district. He is a Cathedral Prep and Academy High School graduate and will take the required entrance exams. He has been active in athletics and was a member of the academy university football team.
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George A. Christoph, Jr
George J. Christoph
W. Atatredt
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Charles Ni Crosby
Young Christoph
Catheral Prep
of Academy High School
Hr Academy
Academy
Vici
Home Built for Floods Aid by Mellwoo J Aik
Aik Mellwoo and J Gamp yell justice of peat face challenges as they rebuild after flood damage. New home construction aims to provide safety against future floods and restore stability for the Walters family, who were displaced last year.
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Aik
Gampyell
Justice of Peat
Thanes
Walters
Franklin Man In Death Of Lease Pamper
Franklin Pa June 93 year old Franklin man died in a highway crash when his automobile was struck from behind and he alighted. He was taken to a hospital with a head wound, returned to Patchel Run, and later died. Coroners and state motor patrol investigated. An inquest was planned for tomorrow.
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United Press
Pranklin
Franklin Min
Xl Iuilay
Tebert
Ahb
Eff
State Motor Patrol
Gordon
Ms Us Aeiving
Siuy
Patchel
Jnul Bure
Brenna
Robbed of $170 by man he befriended
Erie report details Thomas Oakley of 1023 Remington Drive Pittsburgh who woke at a gas station lot to find a hitchhiker he had befriended had stolen $70 cash and $100 watch after a night of drinking. Oakley says the man fled after a note and inscription hinted at an ongoing family war service for Westinghouse.
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Erie
Thomas Oakley
Remington Drive
Pittsburgh
Aren 8
Harmison
Oakley
Palice
Cambridge Springs
Westinghouse
Mary and Buddy to Wed on June 26
United Press reports Hollywood confirms Mary Pioktard and Charles Baldy Rogers intend to marry June 26. The couple plans a formal ceremony after Pioktard’s rise as a silent film star and Rogers, age 22, has previous marriage history.
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Buddy
United Press Hollywood
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Mary Pioktard
Charles Baldy
Willie
Ariel
Ming Picfoit
Rogers
Hay
Further Slash in Relief Cases
The week ending marked a continued decline in direct relief cases with 1,686 fewer reported, reducing weekly totals to 4,526. Overall on the rolls, 211,887 cases remain, with 426,752 persons. Budgeted expenditures and matching figures appear, noting changes during the period.
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Winker
Corry Man Wins In Guessing Contest
A Corry man named Terdy Cobb won a local guessing contest at the Western Auto Supply store. His entry number 268 was announced and he received $250, while runner up Joseph Varvick earned $10 for his guess. Contenders offered guesses from 200 to 800000, according to the readable notes from the event.
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Terdy Cobb
Mw Cheek
Thes Pawn Ams
Jude Taday Yhusex
Quibb
Worgunly
Voce Rao Imprehaniise
Diplomas Awarded at Carnegie Tech in Exercises
Mune L. Raenewn presented degrees today to graduates in industrial arts and engineering. Dexter S. Klewbstyteage, head of the College of Engineering, noted methods and practice as essential to the field. Kimball commented on the progress and training across departments.
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Siypsbutsl Mune L. Raenewn Veoh
Dismiss Appeals On Firemen Kin Award Case
United Press reports from Harrisburg that the state Workmen's Compensation Board will dismiss appeals from Brackenridge residents tied to a Milwaukee City pension for a fireman’s kin. The ruling follows a council president’s assertion that the contention was misguided and that guardianship of funds remains unresolved.
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Tate Compensation Board
Brackenridge
United Press
Harrisburg
Milwomu City
Wowluren
Tata Tien
Ale Lovin
Amy
Yard
Yuroingh Council
Alyin
Linnuall Shaw
Nat Hand
Katherlin Payslenen
Aliert Wriglentien
Mikeltin
Mivy Seals
Uw Hake Dnst
J. Sealin
Hold Suspect In Mattson Case
A June 4 report from Quitman Texas indicates police hold a suspect in the Mattson case. Names and exact locations are garbled but reference an investigation involving individuals connected to a prior incident. Further details remain unclear in the readable text.
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Budfly" Rogers
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