Local residents travel and guests visit Cortland and nearby towns
Personal mentions record Doris Doubile visiting Cortland Ohio as guest of Louise Bacon and others from Cortland and surrounding areas. Several residents travel to Columbus for funeral services, Erie and Warren for visits, and Smith College commencement attendees return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Doubile
Cortland
Ohio
Louise Bacon
Albert Anderson
John Tinklstrand
Ant
WL. Durham
Sid
J. E Jartestrom
Columbus
Bia A. Timergan
Chyl
O. A. Stennett
Paul J. Downey
Potter County
J. W. Campbell
Nellie Wight
Erie
W. A. Steeney
Warren
Tor
G. B. Bennett
Ora Harpers
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Goleta Bemmett
Henflit
E. Shoop
Clemer
Major U S Corporations in Raw Materials Sector
A list of prominent companies across copper, zinc, oil, steel and transport sectors appears, including Kennecott International, Anaconda Copper, Atlantic Refining, Pure Oil, Shell Union, General Motors, Studebaker, American Locomotives, US Steel, and Canadian Pacific. The fragment references unions, railroads, and utilities, with various regional mentions and bank references, indicating a broad industrial inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Refining
AL Marland
Mia Continer al Pe Michite Si Pan Amerian
Pure Oil Skeily
Simnus Pet Shell Union 8 O
Scony S
Calif
Transcontinental Texis Co
Five Hurt In Auto Crash Near Sharon
The Bevan car overturned on the Mercer Greenville road near Sharon injuring J M Bevan of Sharon slightly and sending Mrs Beegan and three Sharon girls to Metter Hospital. Ruth McMahon 16 suffered head lacerations and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
United Press
Mercer
J. M Bevan
Beegan
Metter Hospital
Bevan
Mercer-Greenville Road
Ane
Ruth McMahon
Plan Reorganization Of Brotherhood Structure
United Prose reports proposals to separate the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers finances from its Labor Union operations. The plan, tied to Thomas Mitten’s river control project, aims to divest eleven banks and seven investment companies in the Brotherhood network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Thomas Mitten
Philadelphia
Traction
Opeator
Taj
Magnate faces property forfeiture over passport case
The State Department refused to reconsider its May action revoking the passport of Harry Blackmer former chairman of the Midwest Refiring Co. He is a witness in Teapot Dome oil lease cases. Blackmer traveled with secret service agents and was in Paris when subpoenaed. Without a passport he must obtain a new special document or face contempt under Walsh law with possible property seizure. Mrs JE Almy and daughter Millie returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Wood in Concord Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Eliza Murdock
Dubois
Glenn
Prise Ane
West Smith Street
Find Aleery Gishop
Twis
Glensie
Pus
Thomas Tay Tip
Fanils
Niagara Pails
Niagara Pails, Ney
Philip Blakeses
Maning
Jyx
Gil City
CA. Myers
Pittsburgh
CG Marlowe
Warren
Pequain
Harriet Myers
Warne Street
Worth Hammond
Thompson
East Predora Street
Chyinen
Carl King
Ridgway
Clarence Mixer
South Center Street
Lunde
Ridsway
Fred Armstrong
Merrill Doolittle
New York City
Annea Eres
Washington
State Department
Harry Blackmer
Midwest Refiring Co
Ais
Rases Feavy
Paris
Almy
Millie
Clymer
City
Prank Wood
Concord Street
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REX Theatre
Aaron
Erin
Corry
North Center St
Ap, Mount
Duffalo
William Lindholm
Mount
Batliner
Fred Lundberg
O71
M. Ee Pierson
Lanwrence & Company
Pleyburgh
Makora
J. A. Lanston
North Center
Avwitewnt
Anakonds
Hutte Copper & Zinc
Chile
Kennecott — International
Motera
Chrysler
General Motors
Willys
Studebaker
Northern Pacific
Penna RR
Reading
St Pauls
Seaboard
Stoels American Locomotives
Republic Steel Ee Oy Rey Bellehein Steel
US Steel
Wseatlanaain
Agiethcan
T&t
American Woolen
Central Tenther
Coltigental
Ratitier
Columbia Gas & Electric Westinghioite NY
Ambaike U. Sy
New York
Curb Mountain
Peadweuy
Arkansas
ASM
United Prose
Mehler
Grand Theatre
Lewis Stone
Shirley Mason
THE
Tom Tyler
OIL
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