Visitors and locals share daytime greetings in Grie
Mrs Carl Peterson spends the day in Grie as guest of Miss Marjorie McElroy. Mrs A M Gabriel aged 97 Buffalo arrives for a visit with Mrs Frank DeLury. Henry Bachefer returns from Cleveland trip. Mrs Clara Rosenaweig of Cleve Jang, guest of Mrs Frank Keleher and Miss St Clair, leaves for home.
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Carl Peterson
Grie
Marjorie McElroy
A. M. Gabriel
Buffalo
City
Frank DeLury
South Center Street
Henry Bachefer
Cleveland
Clara Rosenaweig
Cleve- Jang
Frank Keleher
St. Clair
Youth Indicted in Coast Spy Ring Plot
United Press reports Henry Momas Thompson of Baltimore, a former Navy petty officer, was to be arraigned on charges of stealing fleet secrets and selling them to a foreign agent. Toshio Miyazaki, another alleged ring member and allegedly a Japanese navy lieutenant, was indicted as the case moves to the State Department. Deputy U. S. Attorney Clyde Thomas said Thompson faces rapid action within a week. Mrs Gora G. Smith heads to Washington for an indefinite stay with relatives.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Henry Momas Thompson
Baltimore
Navy
Nternations
Toshio Miyazaki
Feder Slan Il
Thompson
Japan
State Department
Miyazaki
Gayminster
Wich
U. 8
Clyde Thomas
Siven
Early
Personal notices of visitors and travels in Corry area
A column lists residents and guests traveling to and from Corry. Mrs G G Barker visits Warren to see her daughter Mrs Wilson Creal. Emily and William Swann Jr depart for Jamestown Hotel work. Numerous locals visit relatives, motor to cities like Jamestown Evie Erie, and attend family reunions or events across Buffalo, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Wellsboro.
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G. G. Barker
Warren
Wilson Creal
Emily
William Swann, Jr
Everning
Jamestown
N.Y
Marsh John Dempsey
Pittaburga
Kane
Florence Morgaridee
Birmingham
Ata
Meric Selating
West Park Place
Lea Hal
Sherman
Hee
Corry
Mms
J. Aymong
Jack
Dorothy
Nestor
Murn Danner
Union City
New York City
Charis Ruske
Jack McLaughlin
Reed McCray
James Koford
B. Bilston
G. L. Alexander
Findley Laie
Alexander Cottage
Little Covey
Elston
W. B. Gibson
Titusville
Maill Burr
Maryville College
Maryville
Tenn
R. 5. Burr
East Frederick Street
Burr
TM Concord
N. Car
Clara Dale Fekles
Artly
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Kitty Sloesch
CS. Frankin
Tennie Titus
Franklin
Willum P. Edmonds
Jacy Mullen
Chicago
Til
She
A,b. Howat
Dan Culver
West Wayne Street
Unis
Wesleyville
Leslie Akam
Russell Keifer
Tatter
R. R. Merker
Wright Street
Loveland
Wellsboro
Wilter
Harrisburg
James Sullivan
Philip Yalaneck
Philadelphia
Ralph Martin
Warren Titus
Anthony Mapes
George Jumnss
James ©Llivan
Russell Briggs
Clarence Mixer
Harvey Toveland
Warvelyomuruay
Trea Lilly
Mhus
Lilly
Lifesaving Class Plan Not Offered by NYA Local
Miss Mentiatta Kuhns of the National Youth Administration in Erie announces no lifesaving or first aid class for the local organization. Miss Kuding with Mrs. Katherine Alsbey and Thomas Roelofs accompanied seven youths to Canadohta Lake for tests to qualify as lifeguards. Names include Robert Roach Harold Akkam William Goor Francis Huwn ing John Kuretovich Claud Eugene Phillips Ketko.
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Misa Mentiatta Kuhns
National Youth Administration
Erie
Miss Kuding
Katherine Alsbey
Thomas Roelofs
Canadohta Lake
Robert Roach
Harold Akkam
William Goor
Francis Huwning
John Kuretovich
Claud
Eugene Phillips
Ketko
Townsend Club meeting adds Dr Townsend speaker
Announcement by A W Covell says Dr F E Townsend will attend the mass meeting at Lity Dale June 28 with Dr Clair Barnes of Dunkirk as speaker. Corry Townsendites plan to attend this event. In Portage a Scotch rose bush changed color from white to deep pink after 30 years with owner George Cutt noting no explained cause.
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A. W. Covell
Townsend Club
F. E. Townsend
Lity Dale
Clair Barnes
Dunkirk
Corry
Portage
Wis
George Cutt
Sid
Horse Death Mystery Baffles Calico Psychologist Officials
A Cal-Psychologists report details a frightening incident where a horse frightened a 8-year-old girl, causing a fall during a ride. Investigators describe the scene as perplexing with possible sudden behavior change in the animal after a brief moment of danger.
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Dunsigan
Cal
Market Gossips on Steel and Election Bets
United Press reports market sentiment mixed on steel after convention scrutiny and wage prospects. Traders foresee a possible early rebound while noting unionization and third quarter price adjustments. Bets on Roosevelt or Landon show varied odds with New York state outlook unsettled amid Lehman uncertainty.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Well Street
Supreme Court
Ste
Sreas
Companier
Unons
Bats, Baldwin & Co
Roosevelt
Landon
New York State
Lehman
Rail Shares Soar to Arrest Slump in Market Rally
New York June 25 rail shares surged late as the District of Columbia Supreme Court ruled the railroad retirement act unconstitutional and blocked pension payments. The move steadied a market that had declined broadly, with steel shares lifting briefly before fading. Major firms named include American Can, American Locomotive, General Electric, General Motors, Standard Oil, Studebaker, and Westinghouse Electric, among others. Hawaii faces a summer relief cut with 30,000 workers to be employed in pineapple harvest packing, totaling about 5.5 million dollars in wages over three months.
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United Press
New York
Railroart
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Retirement Board
Oilay
American Snellers
BAY Atlantic
Bendix Aviation
Curtiss-Wright Calhumbia
Chrysler
Continental Can
Ater
General Electric
General Motors
BOY International Nice
Kennecott Ee
Kelvinator O
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Packard
Liiseseee Essere
Pell Socony Valuumn
Vrenerry Iby
Standard Olj Studebaker
Texas Co
United Corp
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
Youngstown
Arkansas Gas
Aero Supply
Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service
McCord Rad A
Hawaii
Honolulu
Train Stop At Crossing In Salem Oregon
A motorist wins the race to a grade crossing in Salem Oregon as the Public Utilities Commissioner orders eight railroads to halt all trains before crossing the Klamath Falls Laives highsar, aiming to improve safety at the blind crossing.
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Salem
Ore
Public Utilities
McColloch
Ita
Klamath Fells
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Buddy
Four Winds
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Fleet War
Fleet Country
Gora G. Smith
Bernstein's
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NYA
DI Alene
Venicar
Ywice
Rauilort
Eerie Conn
Condra Pharmacy
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
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