Chain Store To Open In Keleher Building
Steel's Consolidated Inc announces a new chain store in Corry occupying the lower floors of the Keleher Building on North Controy Street. The project includes hotel renovations, new offices, and a modern floor layout to support a wide merchandise range up to $100. The Corry opening aims to boost local commerce with extensive buying, more space, and future store openings across the country.
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Steel Consolidated, Inc
Cuya
Jeureil
Steel
Consolidated
Tnc
Buffalo
Ni Y
Negoriatiins
Atte Ahealeth
Heford
Klores
John G. Guchins
Rentiay
Corey
America
Klee
Snonth
Aller Enterprises
Apri
Ex-Governor Tener Visited City for Talks with Republicans
Ex governor Tener spent a short visit in the city meeting with local Republican leaders and supporters to discuss political issues. He traveled with secretary WH Guiths and Ven Voorings, arriving Wednesday morning and planning further meetings in Franklin County.
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Gal Republica Jondars
Tait
Fenoklin
Woman's Club Recap of Last Evening Meeting
The Woman's Club held a lengthy session covering plans for the year, membership growth, and reports from the Northwest District Federation. Highlights included piano numbers by Miss Siena Anglerson and prepared messages about upcoming lectures and district activities at Cambridge Springs and the local high school auditorium.
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Norforfaids
Lanlight
Wilson
Women's Federation
Camabridge Springs
DA. Hillsteann
Mex
Wake Morgaridges
Cambridge Springs
Mie Gondry
Fub
CJ Weir
Folluwine
Foxpola
Eugene Meath
Mies
Rlvzabeth Ranney
Dhomat Downey
Eleanor Meal
Flatony
Mies Georgia Myers
Mois J. Desmond
JS. I Hayehig
Don Kincard
Wee
Arthur Cole
Joe
Edith Tohns
Yo'eluck
Bar Barbus
Cme
Hyler
Hyler Discussion. It Was Decided To Txtone
Gable
Ubowh
Clib
Mins Siena Anglerson
Schoolhouse notes and a murder report in Armenian context
A local notice mentions a Grange meeting slated at Mocente with a Saturday sail in March and a program including roll call current events and debates. A separate item reports Dr Ati shir the director of an American University dental school was murdered today by Armenian servants. he formerly lived in Philo Helphia, Pa.
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Grange
Mocente
Mein Tyre
Weren
Mra Mayvey
United Press
Beira
Sula
Atishir “Draye
Dental
Univesity
de Dray
Philo
Helphia
Forgery Expert Speaks Before Kiwanis Club
Frank J. Maguth, a forgery specialist, addresses Kiwanis members about modern methods of altering negotiable instruments. He explains causes of rising check crimes tied to broader crime trends, with musical interludes from local musicians.
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Kiwanis Club
Frank L. Maguth
Frank J. Maguth
Metropolitan
Kiwanis
Howard
Heagle
BOR
R. F Budivin
J. le Goss
Youngs Ae
Shoop Las
Kiwanis International
Montreal
Maguth
Brest
Van Sweringen Brothers Talk Merger Plans in Cleveland
In a palatial Cleveland office the Van Sweringen brothers met Nickel Plate officials led by W A Colston to discuss consolidation steps for the merger. Colston said no further statements would be issued until after consultation with the merger leadership.
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United Prose
Cleveland
Davis Won't Seek Pennsylvania Governor's Race
Pittsburgh March 4 James J Davis secretary of labor will not be a candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor of Pennsylvania at the upcoming primaries. Davis, then in Washington, had been seen as a potential strong contender due to his role in resolving the Anthracite strike and reports suggested he might resign his cabinet post to run if conditions favored him.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
James J. Davis
Labor
Pennsylvania
Pric Tavies
Davis
Washington, DC
Washington
Illinois Eyes Virtual Referendum In Wet Prohibition Row
Illinois emerges as the center of a national referendum on wet versus dry policies with Senatorial candidate Brennan urging repeal of the Volstead Act. Washington reports plan for a unified House wet strategy, seeking public testimony and a consolidated measure to advance prohibition repeal efforts amid party tensions.
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United Prose
Chicago
Illinois
George EB. Brennan
United States
Brennan
Aehfevert
al Smith
Roger Sullivan
Senate
Plink
Hreniian
Washington
House
Congress
John Phillip Hill
Maryland
North Atlantic Seaboard
Leg Injury From Farm Accident Near Rome
Ralph Stokes, injured on his Crawford County farm near Rome, has a fractured leg and a larger bone fracture after being caught between a pole of a road tie. He is at Corry Hospital in satisfactory condition, with recovery expected after treatment. The family has endured further misfortune as another child suffered serious injuries recently in machinery mishap at the pit lease buildings.
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Ralph Stokes
Corry Hospital
Rome
Crawford County
Stokes
Trains Snowbound on Lehigh Valley Route
A snowstorm and high winds stranded two Lehigh Valley trains on the Montrose division. A passenger and freight train derailed near Baltimore curve, water supply compromised, crew and seven passengers held in the wreckage until plows reach Sayre yards. Rescue efforts followed the Tue night storm with drifts blocking tracks from Tunkhannock to Montrose.
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United Fress
Scranton
Baltimore’s
West South Monteose
Sinte
Sayre
Montrose
Tunkhannock
Relentin’s Drive
Former Corry Citizen Heads Big Project
Morris Cohen, a former Corry resident and son of local parents, is president of Newburgh Steel Company. The firm plans a large plant on Collamer Avenue NE, near Wheeler Radiator and Drew Electric. A three story building of 180,000 square feet is set to cost about 400000 with a spring start, after purchasing land at 6932 Kinsman Road S.i. broker Mevelandt's firm arranged the deal. The plant will produce sheet metal for the auto trade and related industries.
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Morris Cohen
Cohen
Corry
Newburgh Steel Company
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ollowwinn
Newburgh Stee
Kinsman Road
S. i
Cpmng
Wol
Ulmer
Collamer avenue N_ E
Wheeler Radiator Co
Drew Electric Co
M. Whitelaw
Spite WeLlane Hauildings
Lo Me
Minnesota Company to Make Bleachers
Minnesota Steel Company has arranged with Perry Collier for the manufacture of his patented bleachers. A set is used at the State Armory by the basketball team. Machines Company to manufacture and market the bleachers. Simple in construction, the portable seating is popular and expected to have a heavy market. The trestle bleachers were patented by Mr. Collier two or three years ago with numerous sales nationwide.
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Mc MaecTnnes Steel Company
Perry Collier
State Armory
Collier
Market Break Will Not Affect Banks
Washington March 4 United Press reports the News Works Block market plunge caused by professional traders will have no effect on the prosperity of banks and business. Chainmail Smoot of the Senate Finance committee, speaking for the administration, expressed the view that financial matters remain sound.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Fear Locarno Agreement Endangered in Geneva Talks
Britain seeks to avoid actions that could block Germany's entry into the League of Nations as Locarno tensions loom. The government, led by Chamberlain, plans cautious diplomacy at Geneva with high commissioners and officials watching closely for any move that might jeopardize the agreement.
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United Press London
Mur Ll Sip Austen Pham
Real Britain
Sini
Miland
Spin
League of Nar de Eure
House of Commons
Teague
Toretan Secreques
Geneva
Geman
League
Locarno
Britain
Woiuld
Lavarnt
Chamberlain
League of Nations
Europe
Geneve
Commons
Austen
Iran
Germany
Lecarnt
Final Sessions of Teachers Institute Friday at High School
Final sessions of the Teachers Institute will be held Friday at the high school with schools closing early to allow teachers to attend. Dr Allen Anderson of State College will address both sessions, first at 2 pm on Endowment Guidance, then at 7 pm on What is New in Education.
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Dr. Anderson
State College
Pinal
Ys High School
Ngo
Allen Anderson
State
Pte Lege
Anderson
Tnstitute
Strikers dispersed at Botany Mill gathering in Passaic
In Passaic New Jersey on March 4 police dispersed a crowd of about fifty striking workers wearing helmets with ten gas canisters. The demonstrators, aiming to meet at a hall near Botany Mill, were charged as they attempted to assemble for a meeting.
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United Eros Passaic
Botany Mill
Use of thermite to weaken ice below Franklin Gorge
Reports describe a plan to pour thermite charges onto a river ice area near Franklin Gorge to break the ice and lower water levels. Officials claim a ton of thermite would be used with explosive effects, aiming to widen a passage and lower flood risk.
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Thermise de Strategie
Fui
de Barnes
Hpi
Franklin
Barnes
Zeng
Pittshurgh
Sikhe
Brotewan
Krotaman
Howard Thamit
Bamws
Bids Held Under Advisement For Local Stone Work
Bids on drainage and stone work in Crawford and Beaver counties are being held for review. The lowest bid for stone came from Russell Beothers of YoYoatsen Uy at 108151 95. Hemel offered 100,6668% on slag. The department may readvertise to specify stone only. Mrs J McNair visited Wagren and Tarendon to discuss business.
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Crawlond
Beaver
henty-Wrightsvilla Mail
Prawlard
Russell Beothers
Yoyapatsen Uy
Hemel
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings from KGO Oakland and WAY Tanens City outline evening features. It lists programs with times, stations, and brief identifiers, noting inter program blocks and orchestral hooks. The entry lacks full program titles and clear names but preserves station and time details for the night schedule.
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KGO
Oakland
Inter Pani
Orcheateit Wead Hookun
Way Tanens City
Central —Night Hawks
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Corny Crance Wit
U. S
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van Sweringens
I Brennan
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Hessitaletna
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Lehigh Valley R. R
Citizen Heads
BIG Project
Minnes Company
Poland
Oil City
Pranklin
Marels Ae-De Toyentisl
Mocdil
Vite Yeesky
BUNCE
J. McNair
Wagren Aml
Tarendon
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