Twenty Years Ago A Corry Street Market Encouraged
The Journal reports growing activity at the Corry Street Market with seven wagons on the street compared to three on Wednesday as buyers gather. It also notes the completion of the $8,000,000 United States Radiator Corporation by consolidating several firms, plus local notes on travel, education, and a Greek wrestler headed to meet Burns next Thursday night at the Armory.
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Corry Street
Dunkirk
United States Radiator Corporation
U. S. Radiator Co
Punkirk
United States Heater Co
Detroit
U. S. Radiator and Boiler Company
West Newton and Corry
Pat the Herendén Manufacturing Co
Geneva
Chris Jordan
Burns
Armory
Union City
Steel merger fight back in courts today
Youngstown Ohio June 25 United Press reports a billion dollar battle over the Sheet Tube Bethlehem Steel merger moves toward a decisive court clash. Cyrus Eaton controls about one fourth of Sheet Tube stock and seeks an injunction claiming the merger was accomplished via combined influence and stock manipulations in violation of federal anti trust laws. Eaton battles against Bethlehem officials while aiming to merge Youngstown’s plant with Republic Steel in a larger consolidation strategy.
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United Press
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Corporation
Cyrus
Eaton
Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem Steel
Bourty
Meus
Myron C. Wick
Idr
International Shares Corporation
Wick
Bethlehem
Charles M. Schwab
Eugen G. Grace
New York
Aton
Beth Them
Youngstown Corporation
Menger
Ethlerien
Sheet & Tubs
Republic Steel Corporation
County Finances Near Crisis Stage In Base County
June 27. The county's finances are described as the worst in a decade, nearing crisis as costs rise and tax collections fall. Harvey Willis notes that an additional $100000 is needed to cover court services, while officials face a growing debt burden. Two weeks ago $25000 was borrowed from a city bank to meet current expenses, the first loan in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Mi Willis
Megatisle & Loan
Work for Farmers and Eight Hour Day Outlook
The Michigan Real Estate Association argues one third of farmers must move to cities, raising questions on jobs and rural industry. Gandhi ends a peace conference in jail over salt tax and exile amnesty. The League of Nations reports 18 governments ready to sign an eight hour day standard, with the US leading industrial reform. debate shifts to a possible six hour day.
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Michigan Real Estate Association
Henry Ward
Great Britain
MacDonald
Mashatma Gandhi
India
Gandhi
Thim Felf
League of Nations
Geneva
League
Asia
Baldwin Lets Fly at Publishers in Tory Bid
London March 25 Stanley Baldwin delivered a sharp rebuke to major English newspaper publishers urging them to stay out of politics and not influence the Conservative party. He cited Lord Rothermere and Lord Beaverbrook and warned against the power of immense fortunes shaping public life. Rothermere replied from the Evening Standard accusing Baldwin of many blunders in appointments while the Liberal and Labour camps remained wary of press figures wielding influence.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Lord Rothermere
London Daily Mail
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Evening Standard
Conservative Party
Fleet Street
Liberal Party
Man succumbs to auto fumes near Windgap School
Harry K. Schultz, 41, a McKees Rocks real estate and insurance dealer, was found dead in his car near Windgap school in Pittsburgh. Deputy coroner R D Newman attributed the death to carbon monoxide poisoning as police noted the sedan’s windows were closed and the motor had recently stopped. Mrs Helen Schultz identified the body, saying he left home yesterday morning and planned to go to Pittsburgh.
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United Pres
Pittsburgh
Harry K. Schultz
McKees Rocks
Windgap School
R. D. Newman
Helen “Schultz
Pitts’ Burgh
British Empire and Commonwealth Definition Text
Fragmentary excerpt discusses the British Empire uniting under the crown and references self-governing communities known as the British Commonwealth of Nations. The passage presents a dated, explanatory tone about imperial structure and affiliated regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allaglande
British Commonwealth of Nations
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact English lesson focusing on usage mistakes and pronunciation. Highlights common errors like comparing ages, mispronunciations, and misspellings. Defines impregnable and urges daily vocabulary growth with practical tips and examples.
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W. L. Gordon
LOOK AND LEARN QUESTIONS ANSWERS REVEALED
Largest snake species is the reticulated python. The grin of England referenced as corn Jaws is a play on the famous pirate. The Ballad of Readin Goal was written by a noted poet. Multiples of ten are used in the metric system. The Alabama city at the center of the steel business is Birmingham.
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England
Ballard
Reading
Goal
Alabama
Oxford
Problem on circle area and greatest distance across
The prompt presents a math puzzle about a circular fair ground with area 70 acres and 109.76 square rods. It asks for the greatest distance across it in rods, plus an unrelated answer and algebraic steps. The explanation provided is incoherent and mixes unit conversions and arithmetic not clearly tied to a solution.
Married in Erie Church
Miss Mildred B Armstrong and Earl Gross were married in Mine Mineo Tuesday afternoon at 6 30 o clock Rev A Lester M Worthey officiated The bride a Columbus High School and Edinboro grad taught in Waterford The reception was held at Tra Wickwire home in this city Fourteen guests attended After July 1 they will reside at 531 West Street Erie Corry friends extend congratulations
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Mildred B. Armstrong
Colmbbus High School
Ediipora Teachers’ Training College
Waterford
Tra Wickwire
Oil City Boy Struck by Auto Injures Leg
Gary Ausel 12 of Riverside Drive, Oil City, was struck by a car on Sage Run road near a city bus stop while walking home from the store with milk. He sustained a fractured leg and other injuries and is hospitalized in serious condition. The accident occurred about 8:20 Monday night. witnesses describe the boy near the pavement edge as a car following another vehicle swerved to avoid him. The driver’s name was not provided in the report.
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Gary. Junge
Harry Aus
DeWolt Ausel
Riverside Chive
OM City
Sage Run
Ind
Oi City
Barn Struck by Lightning Destroys Dake Farm
A severe electrical storm struck near Bemus Point on June 25 causing a lightning fire that destroyed Earl Dakes large barn and adjoining garage. The blaze buried horses and four pigs and wrecked a large amount of farming tools, a truck, two automobiles, oats and feed. The barn measured about 100 by 80 feet with a 60 by 40 foot wing. Fire occurred around 1:16 AM as the storm raged. Dake awakened by the crash jumped from bed and saw the flames spreading rapidly.
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Earl Dake
Dake
Mi shael J. Treanor Named Rector at Silver Creek Seminary
Rev E J McCarthy of St Columba s Nebraska announces Very Rev Mi shael J Treanor as rector in charge of St Columba s preparatory sem inary at Silver Creek He succeeds Rev John O Donovan who finished a second term and is not eligible for re appointment The institute trains young men for priesthood and missionary work in China and the Philippines
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Bupralo
E. J. McCarthy
St. Columban's
Nebraska
United States
Mishael J. Treanor
St. Columban’s
Silver Creek
John O'Donovan
H&s
Lntten
Ching
Philippines
Two Thousand Gallons of Wine Seized in Two Raids
Jamestown dry agents confiscated nearly 2000 gallons of wine and another supply of contraband in raids at Olean and Friendship. John Salvatore and Eugene Crane were arrested on sale and possession charges and scheduled for arraignment before United States Commissioner Edward R. Bootey. The seizures included 1950 gallons of wine, various bottles, 264 beer bottles, beer mash, gin, and beer in the Friendship raid.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Dry
Olean
Friendship
John Salvatore
North Main Street
Eugene Crane
Friendship Inn
United States
Edward R. Bootey
Scout Missing in Mountains Safe
Harold Johnson a 42 year old Scout who was lost five days in the San Jacinto mountains was found exhausted but alive. Rangers, friends and Indians had hunted him as he walked into Snow Creek yesterday. He said he could have used food and will improve his woodlore to light a fire without matches.
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United Press
Gullf
Harold Johnson
Harold
Rangers
San Jacinto Mountains
Woman's Club Card Party Planned on Friday
Mrs H J Rowe and her committee organize a Friday card party at the Woman's Club on Mott Street. Play starts at 2 PM with lunch served at the end. Reservations through Mrs GA Shes. Proceeds benefit the club.
Death of Mrs. Mary Seltzer in Portland
Mrs. Mary Seltzer longtime Findley Lakes resident died at her Portland home Monday evening at 6 15. Her body will be brought to Alexander Company's funeral parlors and funeral arrangements await arrival of a daughter.
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Mary S. Seltzer
Findley Lakes N
Alexander Company
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Albuquerque
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Mary O'Neil
Chautauqua Lake
Misa Helen Sullivan
Stats Normal School
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STEEL
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
United, Press
ERIE
Bumsteads
Santolin
C. A
Voorhees
Putin
Graylawn
Louse Chase
E. Doane
Ade
Oil City
Celoron Park
E. E. Guignon
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Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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