Present-Day School Problems Outlined at Corry Board Meeting
Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey outlined current district education challenges and possible relief program continuations. He stressed developing individual citizens, financing for teachers, expanded secondary programs, vocational education, advisory services, and reorganized school boundaries to boost efficiency while expanding opportunities. He noted ongoing unemployment and federal relief planning, with local projects needing minimal local expenditure, proposing landscaping of grounds, tennis courts and playgrounds at the high school, and sidewalk rebuilds where needed.
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Eith Persam
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State Planning Board
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Query High School
California's Shortest Trial Records Five Years to Life
The Sacramento case records a short trial in which Frank Morris was sentenced to five years to life for stealing 39 cents. The judge noted the unusual brevity of the proceedings and the unusual severity of the punishment for such a small amount.
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California
Sacramento
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Savr Mento County
Frank Morris
Regio
Ian Poison
Townsend Club Organizing Meeting Tonight
The Old Age Pension Club plans completion in Corty this evening with a mass gathering at eight in the Senior High auditorium. Several speakers from Hiie are scheduled to address the crowd and the public is invited to attend. The organization is expected to be finalized at the meeting.
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E Townsend
Old Age Pension Club
Corty
Senior High Auditori
Iad
Hiie
Funeral of Mrs Clara Osborne Detailed List of Attendees
An obituary style funeral notice reports the service for Mrs. Clara Osborne held at 216 Weight Street with Rev. C. B. Woodward officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Mourners included relatives and many out of town visitors from Erie Baltimore Waterford Union City Ripley Cleveland and Albany.
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Historical Circle and Readers Club
Clara Osborne
Weight Street
C. B. Woodward
Cameron
W. V
Corry
Pine Grove
Gl, Auer
Walter Auer
Boyd Auer
Carl Horn
John Horn
Frank Fields
Emma Dean
Albany
C. H. Monroe
Paul Monroe
Misa Daisy ‘Auer
Marie Auer
Erie
John Hoyn
Frank Feilds
Baltimore, Md
Mira
Josephine ‘Thoms
D. Thomes
Waterford Pa
Wales Prather
Gus Auer
Union City
Dora Cosgrove
Ripley, N
Louie Merle
Cleveland
Publicity Committee Hosts BPW Club Meeting
The Publicity Committee led by Miss Gertrude Field with Phoebe Reyda and Isabelle Huntzinger hosted Couny Business and Professional Women's Club members at Miss Field's home last evening. Seventeen members attended a program highlighting papers on fifteen outstanding women of the country. National Business Women's Week will be observed next week with a church service at St Paul’s Lutheran. A tureen dinner is planned for Monday evening March 18 at Miss Field’s home with a program in the works. The same committees will handle arrangements.
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Gertrude Field
Phoebe Reyda
Isabelle Huntzinger
Couny Business and Professional Women's Club
Miss Field
Royal Club
St. Paul's Lutheral Church
Laudermilch Found Guilty In Slaying
Byron Laudermilch, 60, convicted of second degree murder for the fatal shooting of Emma Miller, 28, a former garment factory employee. The retried verdict by a 12 member jury carries a 10 to 20 year penalty, with sentence deferred pending defense motions.
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Byron
Laudermilch
Emma Miller
Counsl
School Budget At Ease Totals Three Million
Hri March 12 The school district budget will total about eight million dollars next year, up nearly three hundred thousand from the current figure. Business manager R. Scobell said the document will be set before the board at the earliest meeting. The teachers budget, including recent raises, is ready for board review, with names of all current teachers listed in the new budget.
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Scobell
Discrnet
Noted author Thiel speaker to address college seminar
Greenville Pa March 12 Kir by Page noted author and publicist will speak at Thiel College March 14 at the Ta te Collegiate Seminar on Christianity and Modern Social Issues Delegates from Allegheny Clarion State Teachers College Edinboro Geneva Grove City Indiana State Teachers College Slippery Rock State Teachers College Westminster College Lutheren Student Association and Y W C A sponsor the event The opening session at 4 p m in the college chapel will feature Mr Page with After the New Deal What followed by discussion The evening program will feature Page speaking on Religions Contribution to Social Justice
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Kirby Page
Thiel College
Tate
Allegheny College
Clarica State Teachers College
Edinboro State Teachers College
Geneva College
Grove City College
Indiana State Teachers College
Slippry Rocke State Teachers College
Westminster College
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County seeks state funds for tuberculosis patients care
Mar 12. County commissioners adopted a resolution urging Senator Zeisenheim to sponsor a bill for a $9,000 state appropriation to aid the tuberculosis patients at the new county home. Initiated by the Wie County Health and Tuberculosis Association, similar sums have been granted nearby and the local group hopes for a like grant. Last year about $9,800 was spent on patient care.
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Joseph R. Zeisenheim
Wie
Bell who served in both Confederate and Union Armies 88 today
John Bell of West Spring Creek marks his eighty eighth birthday as a Civil War veteran who served in both armies. Born March 12 1847 in Atlanta Georgia he was conscripted into the Confederate army in 1863 and captured near Atlanta in 1864 before joining the Union’s ninth Michigan Cavalry in Kalamazoo. He fought near Savannah and was wounded then hospitalised until muster out in Detroit in 1865. He later moved to West Spring Creek and worked in lumbering.
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Savarnnah Canal
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My. Bell
Michigan
Proposed Bills Affects Kane Oil Tax Hearings urged in Harrisburg
March 12 oil and gas producers and others dependent on the industry were urged to attend hearings in Harrisburg or write the committee head. The administration's plan would tax two cents per thousand cubic feet of natural gas and five cents per barrel of oil, threatening drilling ventures and even gas supplied free, with potential cessation of some operations in Illinois.
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Kane
Harrisburg
Final tribute paid Pittsburgh banker at Asbury church
National business and social leaders stood with bowed heads as the body of Henry J Clay McBidowney passed into Asbury Methodist church yesterday. The casket rested before a lily and rose altar as Rev. W. S. Lockard offered a prayer, the organ playing softly.
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Pittsburgh
Henry J Clay McBidowney
Ashspury Methodist Church
W. S. Lockard
McEldowney
Pittsburgh Loses Title Of Smoky City
Pittsburgh visitors debate smoke regulation citing past haze. Hawood Farra of Lexington recalls Pittsburgh’s smoky era ten years ago and notes the city has improved in cleanliness and air quality. The talk centers on turning away from the Smoky City label.
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Smoky City
Cies
Hawood Farra
Lexington
Farra
TWO MINERS KILLED IN SUDDEN ROCKFALLS AT MINE
Two miners died at Milbar Coal Company's Glenside mine No 6 near Stafford Indiana after rock falls buried Frank Yates 20 and Frank Russell 22 who were working when the first fall occurred. Jon Karlfonto 48 was killed entering the room in the second fall as rescuers worked. Yates died soon after removal, Russell survived. Karlfonto died in hospital. Flying Yankee rail service to begin April 1 reports Boston newspaper release.
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Rock Falls
Milbar Coal Company
Glenside
Frank Yates
Frank Russell
Russell
Jon Kar Fonto
Indiana ‘Hospital
Yaros
Priest John A Craig dies in Frenchville Parish
The Rev John A Craig pastor of St Marys Church Frenchville Pa in the diocese died Monday morning in the parish house aged over sixty He had continued duties until yesterday when Rev Marlin Noon Glynn formerly an ene priest now at Clearfield conducted Sunday services Glynn remained with Craig until his death administering the last sacraments
Radio Patrol Nears Start in Oil City
Owl City March 12 Work on the broadcasting room at police headquarters is nearly finished with the broadcasting unit arriving. Carpenters are installing two gates to separate the hall from the radio room allowing officers and visitors to talk with the operator without entering the broadcasting area.
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Owl City
Police
School strike at Wesleyville called off
Brig Mar 12 Wesleyville High School strike averted as William Rainey and Harold McIntyre urged 300 students to return to class. Rainey warned against striking, citing possible loss of job and loss of $4,000 state emergency aid, while a reinstatement committee was named.
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Strke
Wesleyville High School
William Rainey
W. J. McQuistion
Rainey
Corry to Harris: roads and secrets in travel tale
A fragmentary story notes Corry and Harris in a travel setting. It hints at roadways, secrecy, and confidence from an experienced traveler. The garbled text references a Highway Secretor and an editorial tone about truth and exposure.
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Corry
Expecau Toe
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