Twenty Years Ago In Corry Journal Files Reorganization Plans
Reorganization of the Corry Metal Furniture Company will be completed this afternoon with a $500,009 incorporation. Development includes building creation on adjoining property and a new factory. City Council to discuss the Linda Street sewer project at an important evening meeting. Palm Sunday observed in Garry churches. Gravel shipment prep by C. B. Rogers Company crews for Union City. Shreve plant expansion plans under way with new minstrel program costumes samples received. A contract to W. M. Sandburg for elevation and platform for staging the show. Miss Mary Porter hosted six at dinner at West Pleasant Street home. Citizens National Bank received Buffalo Indian head nickels shipment. George Thomas recovering from hand injury on Keleher building collapse. James W. Young celebrated 71st birthday on Sunday. Sam Jacobson and Co offer shamrocks to St Patrick visitors. Lieut Dawson Olmstead and wife plan to entertain senior class at Myer, Va., during Arlington visit.
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Corry Metal
Platis
Sam Jacobson and Company
St. Patrick's Day
Dawson Olmstead
Wiere
Art Myer
Aiington
White House aides upend Hoover era routine
United Press reports a chaotic shift in White House access as Louis Howe, Macy McIntyre, and Steven Barry rearrange the presidential offices. Visitors are directed to the new trio, with Pat McKenna overwhelmed by the trio’s control and speed. The piece notes a police announcement about six hundred children absconding from an inaugural event.
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United Press
Washington
Mir
Louie
Mac
Steve
White House
Queeters
Lyme
Hoover
Louis Howe
Rooseyall
Madhi Marvin
McIntyre
Steven Barry
Leby Ti
Lipset
Nut
Creek
Do You Remember The Old Lyric Theatre Casts
Fragmentary notes recall Wien Gerevievi singing at the old Lyric theatre and Elizabeth Kinley teaching German at Corry High. Also mentions Frank Rheder as a leading city soloist and Gerry's show at the race automonite.
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Wien
Gerevievi
Uhe Old Lytig
Elizabeth Kinley
Corry Hight
Frank Rheder
Gerry’s
Rsh Automonite
Poor Will Directors Given Charge of 125000 Loan
BRIE, March 17. Directors of the Poor Will be sole dictators in distribution of 125000 among their creditors, learned Thursday at the court house. Money is expected from Philadelphia. Controller Harvey M. Willis said commissioners and he have taken a hands off attitude and will allow directors to distribute the funds without interference. He could not say where additional funds to aid the unemployed will come from. They’ll wait until cases begin in May. The 125000 has been borrowed by commissioners for use of directors to retire part of their 800000 in obligations. Officials expect no more loans. tax revenue will fund future needs. A conference is planned Saturday to discuss unemployment problems in Erie, including landlord distress, utilities for the unemployed. Mayor James P. Rossiter called the meeting with local government, public utilities, labor, and property owners.
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Brie
Court Uouge
Philadelphia
Harvey M. Willis
Willa
Erie
James P. Rossiter
Civic Anil
Boward J Jurlson Suffers Spine Break in Jewelry Store Crash
Boward J Jurlson, Drake Jewelry owner, worked over a week with a shattered spine after a collision between Warren and Jamestown on March 4. X rays taken March 17 show two basal spine fractures. he was transported to a hospital for extended treatment while visiting his mother in Jamestown, with plans for long recuperation.
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Kane
Boward J Jurlson
Drake Jewelry
Warren
Jamestown
Davison
N. Y
Yen
The New Crisis in Europe War drums stir fears of a new global clash
European tensions rise as two camps form with France, Poland, Jugoslavia, Romania, and Czechoslovakia aligned against Germany and its partners. Britain hesitates amid divided opinion while secret treaties and renewed arms shipments heighten the danger of a Balkan spark and a potential reemergence of a prewar alliance system.
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Europe
Webb Miller
United Press
Miller
Germany
Britain
League of Nations
Manchuria
Jehol
Chaco
Letitia
South America
Tunope
Pranes-German
Balkans
John Simon
Far East
France
Poland
Jugoslavia
Roumania
Czechoslovaka
Italy
Schneiders
Skoda
Hungary
Austria
Tugoslavia
German Polish tensions and looming arms talks analyzed
An article from last week surveys German Polish strains at Danzig and border fragility on the French frontier. It argues Germany is unready for war, seeks swift rearmament, and fears Geneva Arms Conference collapse. Britain and France push for a salvageable agreement to keep Germany in line.
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Ainitions
Danzig
Prange
Germany
Hitler
Ward
England
France
One Bald Indian In Wheeler-Woolsey Plot
Hollywood laughter grows from a strange casting call as RKO sought "one bald Indian" for the Wheeler-Woolsey film. The studio solved the gag by shaving a real Indian, prompting Bob Woolsey to explain Indians are not bald and remark on the joke’s hair.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
RKO
Wheeler-Woolsey
Woolsey
Mary
Sarah Breere
Pittsburgh
Doctor cancels patient bills in will
Plymouth Mass. Needy patients of the late Dr Allan L Shir ley will not have to pay the bills they owed him. He specified in his will that all bills due from such persons be cancelled. Woolsey comments about the barber shop after lighting a cigar.
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Woolsey
Plymouth
Mass
Allan L. Shirley
Americans Held in Havana Released After Brief Detention
Three Americans Wm. F. Griley, Eugene T. Bailey of Wachula Florida and Lady Guerra of Pampa were held briefly in Havana by police suspected of ties to revolutionary groups. They arrived from Florida and planned to return to the United States. Local papers noted the incidents amid chaotic banking holiday reports involving Gov Gifford Pinchot and references to small cash and a near empty fuel tank.
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Anneu Rrese Tavana
Mars 1
Florida
United States
Toga Revolutionary
Verdict Awards $500 in Negligence Suit at Mayville
In Supreme Court here last evening a jury awarded $500 to Leo Borowski of Dunkin in a negligence action against George Percy of South Dayton. The accident occurred near FreOenia on January 22, 1932. Attorney Meri L. Rowe represented the plaintiff and Robert P. Galloway the defendant. Various organizations and business groups were invited to attend.
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Mayville
Mar
Supreme Court
Leo Borowski
Ot Dunkin
George Percy
South Dayton
Fre Oenia
Meri L. Rowe
Alorney
Robert P. Galloway
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Lihenly Street
Garry
Ayls
Love Live
Union Cuty
C. B. Rogers Company
Shreve
W. M. Sandburg
Mary Porter
G. 8. Porter
West Pleasant Street
Citizens National Bank
George Thomas
Keleher
James W. Young
Essex Asreel
Pat McKenna
Lote
Kane Jeweler
Hollywood Film Shop
Doane Hardware
West Main Street
Chapin's
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Havana
Bluecoats
Giffard Pincher
Harrisburg
Née Sill
the National Bank
Corry
Federal Reserve System
H. Andrews
Blaine Kincaid
D. A. Hillstrom
C. F. Bliss
Edward E. Hawkins
H. H. Keppel
M. R. Olds
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