Stock Market Opens Slumping Amid Heavy Trading
New York June 23 United Press reports stocks opened down after last week’s decline with heavy volume. Major issues moved lower, led by declines in American Can, General Motors, American Telephone and United States Steel, while several large blocks traded down amid a discouraging business outlook and narrow trading margins.
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United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
American Can
Ratio Corporation
Public Service of
New Jersey
Standard Oil of
International Telephone
New Law
Tide Water Associated Oil
Vanadium 4000
Flackard
Keith Orpheum
General Motors
American ‘Telephone
General Electric
International Nickel
United States Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Writers Continue Page Notes On Books And Authors
Excerpts discuss publishers parties turning arid and reader sympathy for reviewers. Notes on Constance Bridges book Thin Air and Bob Bartlett Greenland expedition material. Mentions General William Mitchell Skyways and aviator tests. Autobiography No Bed of Roses touted for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook
Sermon by Corry Pulpit Youth Inspires Congregation
Jack Blackmore son of Mr and Mrs G A Blackmore of Erie City Mission preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock on the theme Faith. The young theologian delivered a thoughtful message for Pastor Rev Roger Cressey who was away. The article also notes the streamlining projectile developed by Englishman Sir Joseph Whitworth in 1908 and its use by France during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Blackmore
G. A. Blackmore
Erie
Presbyterian Church
Tpaith
Blackenote
Roger ¥. Cressey
Joseph Whitworth
Hoover Warns Vets Bill to Boost Taxes
Washington June 23 United Press reports the Senate prepares to vote on the World War veterans compensation bill with President Hoover warning it would raise taxes. The House bills are on the calendar. The measure costs 12 million dollars the first year and 256 million annually later. The Senate foreign relations committee weighs London naval limitation treaty, with a divided vote expected. A special session to consider the treaty may be called after regular adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate
Hoover
House
Watson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Oine
Died in Corry Hospital Union City Child Passes Away
Lasia Louise Moon year-vin daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Moon of Union City Pa died at Corry hospital this morning at 9 10 oclock after being a patient since June 6 undergoing an operation pneumonia developed days later besides her parents one brother survives Undertaker Glenn Union City took the body to her home
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Lasia Louise Moon
Arthur Moon
Union City
Corry Hospital
Glenn
Struck by Brick Fatality Ties to Disturbance
Uniontown Pa June 23 Walter Lowe 49 of Colonial died in Brownsville hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by a brick as he left a disturbance at Colonial No 4 during an attempt to sell clearing house pool tickets forbidden by Frick Coke Company officials. Constable Leo Mullen and Francis Burns Grindstone were also hurt in the melee. John Code Monessen, a Negro, was arrested the night of the trouble.
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United Press
Uniontown
Walter Lowe
Colonial
Brownsville
No. 4
Leo Mullen
Francis Burns
Grindstone
Frick Coke Company
Mullen
John Code
Monessen
Woman killed in hit and run on Ices Ferry road
Uniontown Pa June 23 A woman was killed when struck by a hit and run motorist along the Ices Ferry road. Effie Lewis 38 died almost instantly as she walked toward her home near the West Virginia line. Her body was dragged about 75 feet. Ten other persons were injured in automobile accidents last night. Between readers and guests, the report notes injuries and the weekend visitors in the area.
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Ae Cervumne Press
Uniontown
Ices Ferry Road
Effie Lewis
West Virginia Line
Michigan Oil Field Opens New Gusher At Mt Pleasant
Michigan aims to rival Oklahoma with the Matthey well No 1 in the Mt Pleasant oil field breaking bonds as it flows 750 barrels daily. production tops 8000 barrels across 186 producing wells with 47 sunk and many more announced including 98 wildcat tests.
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Michigan
Oklahoma
Mt. Pleasant
Bandits Steal $1,150 From White Front Meat Market
Two masked men entered Pittsburghs White Front Meat Market in June, forced owner H. D. Silverman and meat cutter W. H. Messey into a cooler, and escaped with about $1,150 from Saturday receipts. Witnesses watched through the cooler door as the holdup men ransacked the store before fleeing.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
White Front
H. D. Silverman
Ower
W. H. Messey
Silverman
Free Clinics Through County Big Success
The Mine County Health and Tuberculosis Association held tuberculosis and heart clinics in North East Union City Corry Fairview and Girard last week. Examinations by Dr William B Brown and D H I Mclaughlin or Brie attracted large numbers. Services were free as part of Christmas seal funded health care with follow up by the TB association to ensure patients follow doctor advice and receive nurse guidance.
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Mine County Health and Tuberculosis Association
North East
Union City
Corry
Fairview
Girard
William B. Brown
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society of Philadelphia
D. H. 1. Mclaughlin
Brie
Pergang
Erie County
Tuberculosis Association
Son Born to Lindberghs
The article describes the Lindberghs welcoming a son and notes events around their private preparations. It mentions Mrs Lindbergh and Charles Lindbergh traveling from Teterboro to Hartford and back, a test flight in a parasol monoplane, and a recent cross country landing at Roosevelt Field in their Lockheed Sirius monoplane after a West Coast flight.
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New Jersey
Detroit mayor backed by Henry Ford in recall drive
A fierce recall battle unfolds with Charles Boyles, Detroit mayor, reportedly backed by Henry Ford. Recall petitions have been filed and a counter movement advances to curb the city clerk’s office from examining the petitions by injunction.
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Charles Boyles
Detroit
Henry Ford
B P W C Outing On Wednesday
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club plans a Wednesday afternoon outing to the Alexander cottage at Findley Lake hosted by Miss Marion Smith. It serves as a farewell party for two members, Miss Helen Rei and Miss Mildred Goring, who are leaving the city for new homes. Members should meet at the Hotel Corry for the trip. bring their own table service. If rain, the party moves to Mrs Elsie Nichols home on Williams Street. Mrs Nichols and Mrs Merle Capwell organize.
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Corry
Alexander Cottage
Findley Lake
Marion Smith
Helen Rei
Mildred Goring
Hotel Corry
Elsie Nichols
Williams Street
Nichols
Merle Capwell
Marten Decline Timed to Trapping and Civilisation Pressures
Trader Tupper notes martens have been diminishing for five or six years due to advancing civilization and heavy trapping. The animal is described as one of the choicest furbearers, with hunters reporting a growing scarcity and concern over the species' future.
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Marten
Tupper
Third youth loses life in Allegheny river
In Oil City on June 23, 14 year old Robert Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Murray of 405 West Fourth Street, drowned near the pump house at about 5:15 p.m. Volunteers and city firemen recovered his body around 8 p.m. after his father watched helplessly. Fireman Vance Van Horn operated the grappling hook as the body lay in six feet of water.
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Oil City
Allegheny River
Robert Murray
Guy M. Murray
West Fourth Street
Vance van Horn
Married at Erie Saturday in Presbyterian church
Harry Kromas of Mrs Charles Kromas and Miss Emma Kelley both of Erie were united in marriage at the Presbyterian church in Erie Saturday noon by Rev HB Speer. A luncheon for immediate family followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Erie where the groom works for General Electric. Local guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Kromas and Mr and Mrs McCliptock. The Murray boy was the third local resident claimed by the Allegheny in seven days, following the drownings of Charles Weaver and Edward Weavery at Henry's Bend.
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Harry Krom
Charles Kromins
Emma Kelley
Erie
Muri
Brie
HB. Speer
Av McClintaak
Moetilnrock
Kromas
Evie
Charles Kromas
McClip~tock
Junction
Murray Boy
Henry's Bend
Charles Weaver
Edward
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Margin Éalls
Constance Bridges
Aon
Bob Bartlett
Greenland
William Mitchell
Dove Fend
Hild
GC. B. ‘Stevenson and Son
Donald
R. L. Putnam
Kays United
Corry, PA
East Washington Street Show Grounds
W. F. W. Post
Lindberghs
Ford
B.P.W.C
E. E. Guignon
Oil City Trust Company
Oil Gity, Ba
Davison-Fogle Lumber
Condra
Bath Street
Cing Robb
Ing
Scott Wom
Sington
Hogue
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Wei
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