Mitchell Demoted and Air Service Post Open as Pinchot Signs Road Act
In Harrisburg on March 6 Governor Pinchot signed a road enabling act as part of a highway bond package. Brig. Gen. William Mitchell faced defeat in policy battles, being removed as Assistant Chief of Air Service while plans for a unified air service and peacetime aviation use were urged by Mitchell. The report trace steps from bond approval to budget allocations and political contention surrounding federal and state road funding.
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Mitchell
Pinchot
DA Dawes
United Prota Marrisburg
Pinchoeady
Timon
Supreme Court
Pinch
Gok Hunkers
Senate
Gener
Howse
Rurus de Sim Wilen
Highway Department
Tor New Rade Snd Hs
Hy Wnatimous
Fon Ik Satnths
Echet
Air Service
Washington
William Mitchell
Weekes
Jisilty
James A. Pevhet
Kelly Yield
Texas
Fortress Mosiro
Mies
Europe
J. L. Puller
Sherman
Jose Desmond
Matarion
White Denies Crimes Charged at Pittsburgh
Willie White, a former Corry resident, denies involvement in aggravated assault and battery, highway robbery, and larceny charges tied to a Pittsburgh reign of terror in the Squirrel Hill area. He says a stolen watch found on him was bought from another man and that he knew nothing of the robberies until picked up by detectives.
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Willie White
Pittsburgh
Squirrel Hill
White
Corry
Cory
Pitts Burgh
Squirrel Aull
Security protocol facing scrap heap in League of Nations talks
London dispatch reports Avillon Cham and British leaders heading to Geneva to discuss a security pact with Allied powers. Chamberlain will confer with Mussolini’s envoys, while Polish ministers in London denounce German moves as a diplomatic trap.
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United Prose
London
Avison
Geneva
League of Nations
Chamberlain
Paris
Herriot
Merriot
Moses Named President Pro Tempore Of Senate
Senator George Moss of New Hampshire Republican was elected president pro tempore of the Senate by a Republican party vote. The coup supporters backed Moss amid a roll call, with Brockhart Frasier and Ladd voting for him as the tally reached sixty votes.
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Moses
Senate
United Prose
Washington
George Moss
New Hampshire Republicmn
Republican Party
Brockhart
Frasier
Ladd
Mitchells bombing tests successful at Fort Monroe
Brig. Gen. Gerry Mitchell Assistant Chief of the Army Air Service directed a bombing experiment at Fort Monroe involving 100 bombs of ten pounds each. The test accompanied an antiaircraft demonstration for War Department representatives and a committee inquiry.
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United
Fortress
Monroe
Gerry Mitchell
Army Air Service
War Department
Dawes Wages Senate Reform Fight Across Nation
Vice President Charles G. Dawes plans a nationwide campaign to explain his demand for Senate rule changes. Backed by government officials and citizens, he aims to address critics without courting publicity and seeks to avoid open clashes in the Senate. Open warfare over the issue is not expected to continue. Erie road link to Union City advances with state funds, connecting to Lakes and Roosevelt highways as Crawford and Erie counties pledge support for the two mile stretch.
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Erie County
Senate
United Press
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Rae Shoul
Bak
Mel
Erie
Titusville
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Erie County Commissioners
Crayford County
Union City
Toca
Crawford County
Conner Ville
Funeral Services for Mrs Louise Osten
Funeral services were held for former Carey resident Mrs Louise Osten who died yesterday morning and was brought to Corry. Rev. William Hall of St Pauls Lutheran officiated at Alexanders Undertaking Parlors with interment in Germa Lutheran cemetery. Her remains were accompanied by relatives from Harrisburg.
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Haneral
Louise Osten
Carey
Iurrisbury
Corry
Alexanders Company
William Hall
St Pauls Lutheran Church
Germa Lutheran
D. A. Teuts
John Ensinger
Harrisburg
Senate moves to speed special program in Washington
The Senate began work on a special program to shorten its session and adjourn within a week or two. Leaders fear a long session could lose quorum as disinterested Senators may head home, and they advised against debating the World Court resolution while possibly dropping the Lausanne Treaty.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Corry Motor Club To Elect Officers
Notices were sent to members that an adjourned meeting will be held on Prix day March 13 for electing President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer. The meeting will be in the Municipal Building at 7:5 o'clock.
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Corry Motor Club
Struck by Sign Injures Girl in Shady Avenue
Dorothy Hadins ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Haskins of Shady avenue sustained a head injury when a swinging sign struck her two weeks ago. Initial bruising gave way to infection and she received care from nurses at home. Today slight improvement is reported, with hope of recovery still held.
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Dorothy Hadins
Sirs LG
Haskins
Shady Avenue
Kit
London court hears witness in $6,000 band suit
In London on March 0, Mia Dorothy Mural Denniston continued testimony in her suit to collect $6,000 from her former husband. She described friendships with well known European men and admitted a Spain trip with Major Woodvod sky, a friend of her husband.
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London
Europe
Mia
Dorothy Mural Denniston
Cnlleck
Date Tar
Carnarvon
Spain
Major Woodvodsky
Indictments Returned Against Templar Car Co Men
Fifteen former stock salesmen of the Templar Motor Car Co were named in indictments retried by the County Grand Jury in Cleveland Ohio today. They face charges under the Blue Sky law and selling stock without a license.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Templar Motor Car Co
Indiatad
Gelling Prock
Effort to Improve East Columbus Avenue for Warren Highway
The Gerry Motor Club and local boosters push to improve East Columbus Avenue with tarvia or amicadam surfacing to allow year round access to the planned Warren highway. City and civic groups may join this effort, aiming to reduce mud and ruts and prepare the road for paving in the future. The plan will be discussed at the next autoists meeting as many citizens show interest.
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Columbus Avenue
Warren
Gerry Motor Club
Good Roads Boosters
Motor Club
Johnson Speaks at M E Church to Large Audience
William B Pussyfoot Johnson, famed prohibitionist, addressed six to seven hundred at the First Methodist Church on The Balkans and the Orient. He compared Balkan and American dry conditions, praised local newspapers and schools for supporting prohibition, and touched on enforcement while touring for the World League Against Alcoholism.
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William B
Pussyfoot
Johnson
Joe Church
Dev
Mike
Ing
World League Against Alcoholist
America
Power project hearings on Susquehanna river site begin
March o.f Hanr ings on the 84,000,000 power project of the Susquehanna river at Gono wingo, Mr. began today before joint Public Service commissions of Pennsylvania and Maryland gtting here. Four applications are before the commissions for approval.
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United Proc
Seventeen Rescued From Riverton Mine Shaft
Seventeen workers were rescued from the Peabody mine at Riverton after an explosion and bad air circulated by a windy shot. A shot firer and a mine examiner were injured. 83 others remained above ground. The rescued were revived after reaching the surface.
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Aly United Press Bpringeveld
Peabody
Riverton
Here
Former Corry Resident Dies at 101
Mrs. Sarah Nast, longtime Corry resident now living with her daughter in Wilmington Delaware, died peacefully at 101. Born in West Prussia she lived in Corry for over six decades before moving three years ago. She is survived by a daughter Mrs Nathan Levy of Wilmington and a son Daniel Nast, plus a granddaughter and several great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday in Philadelphia with interment there.
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Sarah Nast
Indy
Dauhter
Nathan Levy
Wilmington
Del
Corry
Jerry
West Prussia
Nast
Daniel Nast
West Pleasant Street
Grewit
Delaware
Mervyn Nast
Mark
Locher
Mes
Nathan Lévy
Mr& Nast
Louis Nast
Amserdam
Noy
Mary
Philadelphia
Dan Nast
Mark Fullom New Head of Elks Lodge
In Cory Lodge of Elks No 790 a largely attended meeting elected new officers for the Exalted Ruler position Mark J Fullam filled the role. Reteemed Leading Knight A F Casl and other officers were named with plans for the twenty third anniversary celebration featuring visiting lodges and Meadville lodge handling degree work.
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Cory Lodge of Elks
Marke J. Fullam
A. F. Casl
King
W. Leroy Wilcox
Albert Jacobs
F E. Davis Treanuier
O. H. Andrews
Mr and Mrs J McAvay Visit Sherman Home
Mr and Mrs J McAvay went to the Home in Sherman this afternoon for a visit in the city.
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J. McAvay
Sherman
City
Roscoe Dearing at Coolidge Inauguration
J Roscoe Dearing of Corry attended the Coolidge inauguration as a member of the Pennsylvania delegation. He arrived from Washington and will return to Harrisburg to resume his duties as journal clerk in the State Senate after the ceremonies.
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Tomy
Pennsylvania
Ecores
Corry
Calvin Coolidge
J. Roscoe Dearing
Dearing
Washington
Harrisburg
State Senate
Reed and
Pepper
George C. Richards
Militia Bureau
Capitol
Five Best Radio Features Highlighted Across Cities
A listing of radio programs across multiple stations includes the Eastern Gounod program by WGY Orchestra with Marion Brewer, a Swedish program on KGW Portland, The Hoot Owls on KOA Denver, Gilbert and Sullivan's Patience on a Mountain time slot, and performances by Billy Jones and Ernest Maré among others.
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Schenectady
WGY
Marion Brewer
WOG
Davenport
KGW
Portland
Pacific
P_ ‘Or
Basters
Billy Jones
Ernest J ‘Maré
Cimenlang
Songsters
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United Pros
Mra. Franke Murphy
E. J. Bellinger
Mousa Alfonse Taverugaume Committee
Mo Mitchell
Moffitt
Finile Whs
Col Pechet
Weeks
Yall
UNION
Dorothy Haskins
United Pree
Columbus Ave
Tarvia
M. E. Church
Mark Fullom New
Elks Lodge
Jroscoe Dearing
Coolidge
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