Corry Hospital names officers and reopens annual meeting
Clifton M. Howard was named president of the Corry Hospital Association board as officers were renamed and staff retained. The annual stockholders meeting followed with 1014 shares represented. Re-elected officers include Howard Barker Houghton and Tipton.
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Clifton M. Howard
Corry Hospital Association
Margaret Bower
Hual
Haughton Elevator Company
Ioia
Tust
Howard
G. G. Barker
FL Brown
L. Carlson
D. W. DeRosay
Sidney B. Miston
Edward W. Feldt
R. J. Fogle
Edward B. Hawking
Wiliam P. Lombard
W. Stout Houghton
C. M. Howard
Luke B. Graham
Blaine Kincaid
Edward ©. Hawkins
Willian P. Lombard
C.mt. Howard
G. C. Barker
W. Stuart Houghton
Sidney Bb. Tipton
Corry Hospital
W.W. Graham
Bower
Misa Angeline Baressi
Irene Amy
Frank Frapkoakl
Accident Prevention Topic At Carry Kirwanis Club Meet
W H Fredericks chief engineer of the Pennsylvania electric company and Clark Johnson of the accident prevention department spoke at the Carry Kirwanls club meeting in the Hotel Carry. They discussed resuscitation of accident victims and prevention methods including careful inspection of truck equipment. Twenty members and two guests attended.
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Accidene Rrevenwen
Wut
W. H. Fredericks
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Clark Johnson
Carry Kirwanls Club
Carry
U S Defies Jap Order For Swatow Evacuation
United Press reports that Britain and the United States refused a Japanese order to withdraw warships and citizens from Swatow harbor. The Pillsbury and Thanet stayed, later followed by the John D. Pope and HMS Scout class destroyers.
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United Press Tiemdsln
China
Great Britain
United States
Pillsbury
Desroyer Thanet
Swiftow Harbor
U. S
John D. Pope
H-St
Townsend Offers New Plan to Push Pension Movement
Dr. Francis E Townsend outlined a nationwide pension scheme at the Indianapolis convention. He described district to national organizations run by a 12 member board as a way to elect a president and “educate” the electorate from home. Townsend criticized both major parties for not backing the Townsend cause.
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Francis E ‘Townsend
Indianapolis
United States
Frank Brooks
George Filegar
T Shall Bey
Townsend
Compensations Acts Approved By Governor
Harrisburg June 22 The 1939 legislature's revised workmen compensation system is approved by Gov. Arthur H. James who signed four bills. They would reduce benefits, create new disease compensation law, qualify volunteer firemen, and exclude domestic and agricultural employers from coverage. Duke Quiet On Trip Paris June 22 The Duke of Windsor will delay decision on returning to Britain or visiting the U S until he speaks with King George by telephone, a spokesman says.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Henry J. Wilson
Ry, Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Duke
Paris
Duuke of
Windsor
Great Britain
United States
King George
Democrats Unite in Pennsylvania To Back Judicial Slate
At a Harrisburg meeting the Pennsylvania Democratic state committee endorsed a slate of statewide judicial candidates for the September primary. The lineup aims to succeed Republican incumbents on the Supreme and Superior Courts, with potential nominees from Patterson, Soffel, Rosdahl, and Hughes. U.S. Senator Guffey sent regrets but urged harmony and success as delegates back Roosevelt for a third term.
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Roosevelt
Sy Ross Downing
United Press
Arrisburg
Pennsylvania
United Front
Keystone
State Committee
Herbert F. Goodrich
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
John W. Kephart
William 11. Keller
Lancaster
State Superior Court
J. Harold Flannery
Wilkes-Barre
Edward J. Thompson
Phillipsburg
Superior Court
Willians
Hirt
Erie
Howard W. Hughes
Washington County
Democratic Executive Committee
James
U.S
Joseph F. Guffey
Washington
Murder charge filed in Washington man
An information charging murder was filed against Claire Young Chitlero a religious fanatic who shot his infant daughter to secure admission to heaven this June in Washington Pennsylvania authorities said.
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United Press
Washington
Claire Young
Chitlero
Earle Opposed Highway Fund Transfers in Road Probe
Harrisburg dispatch reports former Highways Secretary Roy E Frosnynlier testified on transfers of highway funds totaling 1.1 million to cover overbuilt maintenance work. The defense argued budget practice followed by predecessors. President Roosevelt outlined a 3.86 billion long term lending program with 870 million in 1940 to be funded by government-guaranteed bonds.
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Brownm
Earle
James Shepley
United Press
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Roy E. Frosnynlier
Ghy
George H. Earle
Luzerne
Dauphin County
Brownisler
Lucerne
Fomer
Sammien W. Marshall
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Ronsevely
Treasury
Jin
Byrnes
Senate
Lome Ones
Ean Corporation
Milk Situation Highlighted at Northwestern Rally
Crowds from Erie and Crawford counties filled Union City Grange Hall to hear Judge R. Harper and Charles Dickinson discuss the current milk market. They explained how federal rulings and the New York market affect dairy producers, business owners, and the community, with plans for cooperative action by the Central Milk Producers Sales Committee. Continued on Page Seven.
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Erie
Crawford Counties
Grange Hall
Union City
Ford
Garrymen
Pennsylvania
Judge Harper
New York
Union Hs
Milk Return Down 7 Cents Across May Prices
The May mil price for Corry mill producers fell seven cents from April, hitting 81 cents locally. Producers expect a substantial improvement in the June price as the federal agreement remains only partially in effect.
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Supreme Colitic
New York
Corry
Sex angle dropped in 14 year old murder case
A Morgantown style postmortem on 14 year old Joan Stevens found the fatal bullets came from a state police corporal during questioning at Nesquehoning on June 6. The pathologist ruled out a sex angle and officials called the shooting essentially resolved as a judgment in an emergency.
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Mauch Chunk
Joan Stevens
J. J. Wenner
Allentown
Car- Ton
Sate
Nesquehon
Franklin
Impaiary
Panther Creek Valey Banks
King George and Queen Elizabeth Welcome Home in London
King George and Queen Elizabeth return from a 10 000 mile tour of North America to a vast welcoming in London. The royal party arrives at Waterloo Station in the afternoon and proceeds to Buckingham Palace with their daughters amid jubilation and ceremony.
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Unied
London
George
Elizabeth
North America
Waterloo Station
Buclingham Yalce
Penalty on City Tax Takes Effect July 3
City Treasurer Irene Mullen warns July 3 begins the penalty on 1939 city taxes and delinquent payments under the five year plan must be current. She urges tax payers to settle May and June assessments by July 1 to avoid the rising monthly penalties. The May rebate boosted city revenue, aiding overdue obligations. Beginning July 8 the assessments lose face value and incur penalties, while those in the five year plan should clear tax dues by May 1 to stay in the program. A murder probe in Belleronth, Pa returns a coroners jury on the death of George A. Winters.
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Verelien
Irene Mullen
Mullen
Millen
Nude body found. man held in Fort Erie case
The nude body of a Weycaro boy was found in bushes a half mile from Fort Erie. Police say Donald Doda of Buffalo is identified as the victim and a Buffalo resident, Start A. Nighswander, is held as a suspect. Nighswander admitted taking the boy across the Ninara River. he faces charges as the motive and exact status remain under inquiry.
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Fort Erie
Buffalo
United Press
Start A
Punna Fucs
Never Liverations
Crifin
Nislacyander
Santence
Northwestern Pennsylvania marksman joins national rifle team abroad
Merle Israelson of Corry is named to a 12 man National Rifle Association team that will travel to England to compete for the Pershing trophy. Major John Gession, a two time Wimbledon cup winner, praises American team strength as the Pershing match uses bolt action rifles in 20 shot bouts at 100 yards with ten shooters per team.
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Akton
Corry
Pennsylvania
National Rifle Association
New York
England
Corenal Jona J. Pershing
Merle Israelson
John Gession
America
Hold Aged Man On Charge Of Murder
Old 75 year old Alex Wilson is held on a murder charge at Wetzel county infirmary after an alleged duel over a senile prank. The confrontation with Nichola Barcus led to Barcus’s death and Wilson’s confinement in the county jail.
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United Pres
New Martinsville
W. Way
Alex Wilson
Nichola Barcus
Wetzel County Infirmary
Wilson
Bercus
County Nile
Brownine
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DEMS
Guffey
Rowmevelt
Jonna
Tigen
Fisey
Repaia
Prnavins
Sam
Bses
Belleronth
Coronels Juiry
George A. Winters
Miartins Grove
Centre County
Munser W. Gettis
Fendant
Beaver County
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