Hundreds of Corry Veterans Seek Federal Aid
Veterans from Corry and vicinity line up for loans under adjusted compensation certificates. They may borrow up to 50 percent, with long overseas service earning the maximum. In Pittsburgh, 10 thousand veterans queued at the United States veterans bureau as 40 thousand loan applications are expected after Congress action.
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Corry
Pittsburgh
Mar
Venango County
United States Veterans Bureau
Michael J. Shortley
Yetgrdng Bureau
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Congress
Loveland Hall Formally Opened at Edinboro State Teachers College
Francis Augustus Loveland of Gary, vice president of the Board of Trustees, led the dedication as the new Arts and Science building was unveiled at Edinboro State Teachers College. The ceremony drew hundreds of students alumni and educators from across the state. A photo of Loveland Hall appears on page 6 with credit to the Edinboro Independent.
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Francis Augustus Loveland
Gary
Board of Trusters
Edinboro State Teachers College
Loveland
FA. Loveland
Gorryn
Edinboro
Edinboro State Teachers
Loveland Hall
College Town
Dairymen Hold Saturday Meeting Here
Dairymen of the Dairymen's League met Saturday at the Y. P. Y. home on West Washington street. Floyd Hammond directed the dinner and program with Mrs. Hammond, as well as the all day event. Members and friends enjoyed dairy products from local members and the plant. President Boyd Spencer led a business session after songs led by Miss Gertrude Morris.
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Corry Jocks
Dairymen's League
Y. P.y
West Washington Street
Floyd Hammond
Harry Kimmy
Cambridge Springs
Kimmy
Erie
Jasper Drake
Steubin Co
Tiogu Go
Buie-Crayford
Corry Water Co. Reorganized After Brown Death
At a reorganizing meeting last week by the Corry Water Supply Company, following Major R. W. Brown’s death, officers were named: President Mrs. J. B. Brown, Vice President Mrs. Harold Gilbert, Secretary and Treasurer Mr. Green. He will remain general manager and continue to oversee plant and property.
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Wnt
Corry Water Supply Company
R. W. Brown
J. B. Brown
Harold Gilbert
Ab P.rea
Green
Plex
Gyoarel
May Discontinue Local Pennsy Trains
Reported today that the Oil City to Corry accommodation trains on the Buffalo division are not in the April timetable, reviving rumors they may be discontinued. Protests from patrons and cities along the route delayed the curtailment after plans were proposed last fall.
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WME
Oil City-Corry
Council May Act on Maple Ave Crossing Action
The city council may act at the March meeting on the coroner's jury recommendation to place watchmen at the Maple avenue crossing of the Pennsylvania and Erie Railroads after the late Thomas B Jensen case. Board of Education members back the plan and a petition was filed about three years ago. Tonight's session is expected to cover mainly this issue.
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Thomas B. Jensen
Maple Avenue
Pennsylvania and Erie
Board of Education
Wit Council
Crash Victims Improve After Union City Accident
Reports from Union City Hospital indicate continued improvement among crash victims from last night’s collision west of Union City. Cassius Sears and Charles Milne suffered multiple injuries including fractures and broken ribs, while a team and wagon driven by James Bickerstaff was also involved. Mrs Milne and her husband’s son Riverett remain in serious condition, Blekerstatt regaining comfort after a fractured leg.
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Union City Hospital
Cassius Sears
Charles Milne
Ward
S. D
James Bickerstaff
Union City
R. D
Bleker~statt
Sears
thestaHons
Thy 'Imion City
Market Dip Caps Rally As Rail Shares Falter
United Press reports a sharp NY Central drop and overall railroad weakness paused an early market advance led by autos. The same dispatch notes nationwide crime falls in January from December per the Justice Department, with further items from Washington Mexico City fire at Theatre Principal kills eight, and immigration cut proposal faces bitter House vote. Capone sentenced for contempt in Chicago as fires and hospital injuries touch various locales.
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United Press
New York
New York Central
Saga of a Corry native’s wild seafaring life
The memoir outlines M. C. Bonsteel, born 1872 in Great Valley Center, raised in Corry, and trained in physical culture before a merchant marine career. He sails on the Swanhilds, then heads to San Francisco just as the Spanish American War ends, with his story framed as a notable Our Whit Who edition feature.
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M. C. Bonsteel
Ridgway
Wiho
Sue Pennsylvania R. L. News
Carry
Great Valley Center 3
Garry
Corry
Lake Geneva
Wisi
Congress Rush As End Of Session Nears
Washington report notes lawmakers seeking action on favored bills as Congress nears adjournment. Sen Blaine vows to block consent until debate begins on the dairy related cow bill and critics press oil import limits. Capper pushes measures to curb petroleum imports and protect oil regions. Additional delays threaten a possible special session despite leaders cautioning urgency.
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Lyle CG. Wilson
United Press Star
Washington
Congress
Senate
Chamber
Senato Blaine
Repu
Eis
Amo
Kmtter
Wisconsin
Capper
Watson
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
NBC runs a 7 PM rework featuring a Mormon choir. WABC airs Musical Musicatours at 6 80 PM. WBAP presents Black and Gold Hoom orchestra at 6 45 PM. WABC GBS network carries Tony Carach at 7 45 PM. WEAF MBC offers Shivelocke Holmasy at 10 PM.
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WIZ Nbc
WABC
GBS
WBAP
Black & Gold Hoom
Venango Man Named to Pinchot Inquiry Observers
Harrisburg Pa March governor Pinehot named three unofficial observers for the House utility inquiry committee. Reported observers include the Rev. Father James P. Cox of Pittsburgh Crawford of Emlenton Venango County and Morris L. Cooke of Philadelphia. The report could not be confirmed. Cooke, former Philadelphia public safety director, drafted the Pinchot report on the giant power survey in the first Pinchot administration, but the legislature refused to implement its recommendations.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Maron
Pinehot
House Utility Inquiry
D. Glenn Moore
Washington
Haz
Pather
James PR. Cox
Pittsburgh
Hd. Crawford
Emlenton
Venango County
Morris L. Cooke
Philadelphia
Cooks
Public Safety
Phiadelphia
Pinchot
Fire at First Ward dwelling causes $2000 loss
Fire damaged Frank Renzi’s frame house on Haat Pleasant Street, starting likely from a stove in the living room. The one story room burned badly as flames spread to the basement, with smoke and heat destroying contents. Fire Chief estimates loss between $1500 and $2000 with insurance. Mrs Renzi was moved to a neighbor’s home. Renzi was away in Erie.
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Frank Renzi
East Pleasant Street
Stoge
Haat Pleasant Street
Humes
Paulson
Witness in Voting Machine Litigation Heard in Lancaster
A Lancaster hearing examined the use of voting machines in Lancaster and nearby precincts. J E Mount of Raymond Manufacturing Co was called as a witness for Automatic Voting Machine Corporation of Jamestown, amid reports that political bosses oppose extending machine use in eastern Pennsylvania districts. The hearing took place today in Lancaster.
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Lancaster
J. E. Mount
Raymond Manifac— Furing Company
Haseen
Aubomatic Voting
Machine Corporation of
Jamestown
Estern Pennssylvania
New Fight Over Native Police Blows To India
London reports say Gandhi demands a general inquiry into police treachery by followers. Viceroy Irwin and London officials discuss the move as a potential undermining factor for loyalty of 270,000 native police under British officers. Government defends the police actions, calling the inquiry a threat to British rule.
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London
Gandhi
Tracy Lytois
Lord Irwin
India
Cooper the Liberal Leader Dies After 36 Years in House
Henry A Cooper of Wisconsin, 80, longtime liberal and La Follette ally, died in Washington after a sudden illness. Congress recessed in tribute as Cooper, who served from 1893 except for 1918 20, left the House for Racine to lie in state before Thursday funeral.
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Cooper
Washington
Mar
Congress
Henry Allen Cooper
Wisconsin
House
Racine
Hardy
LaPollette
LaFollette
Gonpress
Inpee
Wyitr
Williamses and George Visit Tioga Pa in Week
Mr and Mrs A A Williams and George motored to Tioga Pennsylvania where they visited a large gay Well during the outing.
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A. A. Williams
Pou
George
Tioga
Pinchot Denounces Penn Utility Probe as Ineffective
Governor Gifford Pinchot blasted Pennsylvania Senate public utility investigations as misleading and faulted the public service commission for failing to reveal truth. He urged a House inquiry to expose the utilities and their relationship with regulators, claiming widespread grievances across towns and counties.
Rebels win in Peru as president quits office
Lima Peru March 2 A new provisional government ruled Peru today replacing the military junta of Lieui Col LuisF Sanchez Cerro whose resignation yesterday ended the immediate threat of civil war The navy backed the revolutionists demand for retirement of the military leader forcing him to yield Ricardo Lecisio Ilias chief justice of the supreme court was sworn in as head of the new government
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Lima
Peru
Peri
Lieui
Luis F. Sanchez Cerro
Ricardo Lecisio Ilias
Supreme Court
CAPT KILMER OF THE U S ARMY ENGINEER DIES
The body of Captain Kilmer of the United States Army Engineer Corps will be taken to Washington for burial at Arlington National Cemetery tonight. Kilmer had served as military attache to the Pittsburgh district since 1920 and worked on river dam projects in the Ohio and Allegheny rivers.
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Unites Frese
Pittsburgh
Sviitinny Saavtelie Kilmer
Army Gagéuadttage Corps
Waitt
Ington
Arlington National Rontotary
Biimer
Mlatzigy Azgingir
Shinre
Oia River
Tellin
Alsinghony River
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Rush
Edinboro Teachers’ College
League
Corry Water CO
M. R. Green
P. RR
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Justice Department
Bureau of Investigation
Mexico City
Jenkins
Monterey
Chicago
Alphonse
Scarface
al Capone
James H. Wilkerson
Lowell
Wass
O'Deal Wise Gudeon
Fran‘e
Birs
Mary Christie
Bradford
Wilh Corry Friends
Sari
J. HO King
Venango
Pinchot Inquiry
First Ward
Onsldar
Ietareer
Webs
Miller
Solon
Valiants
Thomas L. Stokes
Penn’a Utilities
Clarion River Power
Public Service Commission
Gifford Pinchot
Senate Public Utility Investigating
Tay
Pblic Service Commission
Public Utilities
Assembly
People For Utility
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Public For Private
Pinchor
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Clarion River
Commonwealth
Pinchotta
Nane Service Commission
Scranton Electric Company
Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania
Federal Trade Commission
Pennsylvania Commission
The
Public Service
Coramisstem Ride
Scranium Electric Company
Kilmer
U. S. Army
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