New Dust Bowl warnings and soil conservation urged
The Corry Evening Journal reports on March winds threatening erosion across the Great Plains dust bowl. USDA notes 26 million acres at risk, 4 million damaged winter, with 100 million acres affected regionally and calls for proper farming practices to prevent future drought damage.
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Dust Bowl
Great Plains
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Usda Soil Conser
Vation Service
Soil Conservation Service
Farmers’ Bulletin
USDA
Corry 20 Years Ago March 21 1935 Hospitalized Injured Bird
Edwin Turner of East Main Street remains in Bradford Hospital in dangerous condition after an automobile accident last week. A broken nose and a blood clot near the break raise fears of brain movement if tampered with. Lightning damaged the home of Edward St Pierre on East Columbus Avenue tearing wires from the house and uprooting a tree. The dust storm spreading from the Midwest clouds the city, mumps cases rise in schools, and a food worker reports frost honeycomb on a nearby road.
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Edwin Turner
East Main Street
Bradford Hospital
Edward St. Pierre
East Columbus Avenue
The Throne of Glory Lenten Meditation
Rev. Paul F. Bauer of First Presbyterian Church presents a Lenten meditation on Matthew 25 31 46. He urges living faith shown by love and service to the needy and calls for prayer fed grace while stressing Christ as judge and King.
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Paul F. Bauer
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Commissioner Calls Bondsmen Suckers Over Bail Forfeiture
Erie County Commissioner Lamberton lambasted bondsmen after voting to satisfy a $50 judgment against Albert Thigpen who posted bail for Rufus Gore, who failed to appear but later appeared. He urged stricter collection of forfeited bonds to avoid repeated refunds.
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Erie
Area Lamberton
Gore
Lamberton
Dems Back Phelps in Patronage Board Clash
A stormy county and city Democratic session backed Chairman Alden Phelps against a state proposed patronage board to process local applications. The meeting drew near unanimous turnout, barred the press, and featured walkouts as factions argued over forming a board including Rep. Joseph Brennan and Julian Polaski.
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ERTE
Democratic Committee
Alden Phelps
S Phelps
Joseph Bare
Florida
Tetty
Isi Elke
Phelps
Joseph Brennan
Julian Polaski
Represente~tives
Enst Side
West Side
County Committee
Fred LaJohn
West Side Committee
LaJohn
al Little
Michael Farrell dies in Corry hospital
Michael Farrell of 19 South First Avenue died in Bathday at Corry Memorial Hospital after one month as a patient. He was 98, an interior painter and paper hanger, formerly with J A Tet and M E Shembaugh firms. He was a St Thomas Church member. Survived by one sister Margaret Laird of Carry and several nieces and nephews. Rosary tonight at Bracken Funeral Home 7:30. Requiem Mass tomorrow 10 a.m. at St Elizabeth’s Church. Interment in St Thomas Cemetery.
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Michael Farrell
Bracken Funeral Home
Michael ¥. Farrell
South First Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
J. A. Tet
M. E. Shembaugh
St. ‘Thomas’ Catholic Church
St. Eileabeth’s
St. ‘Thomas’ Cemetery
Probation Granted After Arson Conviction for Mrs Moyer
Judge Burton R placed Mrs Berthula au Moyer on two years probation for arson after a November conviction. She was committed to Warren State Hospital a day after arrest and released as sane Friday. Attorney Thaddeus Kwiat withdrew a motion for new trial amid confusion over her sanity status.
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Sane
Berthula Au Moyer
Burton Ruh
Warren State Hospital
Thaddeus “Kwiat
Moyer
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Isle of Wight
North Sea
English’ Channel
Commissioner Claims County
Sunshine Graham
DEMS
Barr
Joan
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Leont
EU Ee Cou
Banafieial Comumer
N. Center Street
Loblaw’s
Lotsa Mide
Better Homes and Garden Garden Book
Decto
Yarin
North Center ST
Corry, PA
All-Way Electric
Stromberg
Carlson TV
Stromberg-Carlson TV
Stromberg-Carlsont
All-Way Electric CO
West Main Street
Stahl Jewelers
Stahl's
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