Paracrit Week in Brief From Erie County News
Fire on a home chimney caused little damage at 1st Smith Street as a department response followed a late night call. Women from the Erie County WCTU attended a meeting at Union City’s Methodist Episcopal Church. Stock markets rose fractions on the New York Exchange with varying weekly sales figures reported by Harrisburg’s control board. State Senator Frank Harris announced he will not seek the Republican governor nomination, backing for Charles J. Mankiott. An oversized egg from a White Leghorn hen was shown by Crawford Woods with owner Paul Pound noted for his Ola Reliable mask. Weather outlook for mid-MMarch includes lingering snow and rain, with a dip in temperatures then a warmer period toward week’s end. Edward Martin may file gubernatorial petitions. General Martin spoke to veterans in Corry last year. Local business concerns about enforcement of parking regulations prompt calls for common-sense policies. Kane Republican notes a Civil War era photograph among old images. Allegheny College students enlisted for service. Celina O’Brien resigns Golden Rule Club secretary post to join Hammond Elevator Company. Blooming Valley barn fire costs include a horse and cows. Locust cocoons found near Masseville signal upcoming transformation. About 17 divorces to be assigned to judges in the week ending March 28.
Roosevelt favor unemployment insurance story note
Former Corry doctor involved in a weekend road mishap near Kerrtown on the Meadville Conneaut Lake road. Dr G T Waggoner of Conneaut Lake lost control, left the highway, and struck a tree but escaped serious injury. He is hospitalized in Meadville City Hospital and under investigation by Corporal C H Blocker of the State Highway Patrol.
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Corry
Meadville-Conneaut Lake
George’ T. Waggoner
Spartansburg and Corry
Meadville
Meadville City Hospital
Conneaut Lake
Waggoner
C. H. Blocker
State Highway Patrol
Little Aid for Farmers in Old Prices of Crops
Omaha reports the Federal Land Bank asserts restoring price levels to 1909 14 would not let most farmers liquidate mortgage and tax burdens. It cites 1933 debts far above carrying capacity, higher per acre mortgage and tax burdens, reduced crop prices, and falling land values. Reform must cut debt and be judicial, not simply reassign loans.
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Omaha
Neb
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
Congress
Missionaries Escape in Hakodate Fire Tragedy
Telegraphed update reports all foreign missionaries in Hakodate safe though the city faced a deadly fire. Mary T. Collis of Philadelphia and Alice Cheney of Minneapolis were unlocated by the State Department for several days amid the blaze that caused high native fatalities. A second item notes Richart C. Bach, condemned Philadelphia murderer, receiving a stay of execution at Rockview penitentiary until April a defeat announced by the governor.
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Umuet Pre
Torio
Mar
Alice Cheney
Minneapolis
Minn
United Press
Hakoante
Japan
United States State Department
Miss Cheney
Mary TD. Collis
Philadelphia
Hakodate
Bear Lake Woman Wins Warren Spelling Bee
Mrs. BN Hailey of Bear Lake won the Warren county finals spelling bee held in Warren auditorium. She advances to the state championship in Harrisburg next Wednesday. County event drew many participants and a large crowd. Burgess R. W. Steber chaired, O A Pressel announced, judges were L J Holmes, Dr Robert Carroll, and R Pierson Eaton. Columbus was represented by Robert Trisket and Mrs A A Nichols.
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BN. Hailey
Bear Lake
Warren County
Warren
Bailey
Harrisburg
Wiya
Eucrles
Burgess R. W. Steber
0. A. Pressel
L. J. Holmes
Robert Carroll
R. Pierson Eaton
Columbus
Robert Trisket
A. A. Nichols
Lamberton Files In Gubernatorial Race
Judge Robert Lamberton of Philadelphia filed Republican nominating petitions for governor with the state elections bureau in Harrisburg. He is in common pleas court and was among about six Philadelphia Republicans recommended for the nomination.
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Lamberton
United Press
Harrisburg
Robert
Philadelphia
State Elections Bureau
Common Pleas Court
Corpse Walks at Cabin. Undertakers Call
McKean County Coroner W. D. Allen and local undertakers investigated a death at a cabin between Kanesholm and Gaon town after Lenas Anderson reported Charles Brennan dead. Brennan later was found alive at one o clock the next day, drinking and recovering from a back injury.
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Ikane
Mar
Kane
McKean Coutty
W. D. Allen
Bradfort
Woods Cabin
Kanésholm
Goontown
Lenas Anderson
Woodchopper
Charles Brennan
Wilcox
Anderson
Kanesholm
Gaontown
Allen
Brennan
Oeiock
FIND CHICAGO HIDEOUT USED BY DILLINGER
Police traced Dillinger and an associate to a Chicago apartment hideout seen leaving only a few times via a dark rear stairway. Neighbors reported a circling airplane above the building during the suspected hiding period, raising talk of signaling by Dillinger associates.
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Ditlinger
Hey
Dillinger
Crown Point Jai
Crown Point
Germany imposes import ban amid controls move
Berlin dispatch says Germany forbade imports of cotton wool flax and hemp while authorities install controls to monitor and restrict foreign trade. A plan to halt new orders for foreign ray motorism is to take effect until May 5 to curb speculation pending a survey of industry needs and exchange availability. Existing orders remain untouched.
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United Fre
Berlin
Missing Pittsfield man found dead in field
Ferris Burt a Pittsfield township resident was found dead in a field near Torpedo to Ross Hill, with no inquest planned. He was last seen Wednesday afternoon and reportedly collapsed, leaving surviving parents Mr and Mrs Stowe Burl and six siblings. Born Garland in March 1890. Deputy Frank Dunkle investigated. coroner Ed Lowrey issued the no inquest ruling.
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Stowe. Burl
Garland
Meeting of Study Circle Deliberates Flowers and School
The Washington Warent-Teachers Study Circle met at 210 WW Wayne Street with 28 members and visitors. Devotions led by Mrs. Winner Westley followed by readings on conservation of wildflowers and a discussion on The Child's School. Contests honored Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Haight, Mrs. Haenel, and Mrs. Johnson. A white elephant grab bag and a lunch concluded the evening, hosted by Mrs. Cliftora Jourdet and aides.
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Washington
President backs Wagner-Lewis unemployment bill
President Roosevelt secretly endorses the Wagner Lewis bill for a 1.0 billion federal unemployment insurance fund urging passage this session. House leaders say the White House letter shifts fate of the measure as advocates hail the move and industry leaders call for a national system.
Glass bill to aid private industry in loans
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia today prepared a bill to provide direct loans to private industry through Federal Reserve banks. The measure would be a substitute for proposals from the Federal Reserve Board and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Washington, Mar
Carter
Deserter of Gandhi Returns to America
New York report says Nile Cram Cook, once a Gandhi devotee in Kashmir, returned to the United States aboard the freighter City of Elwood after being deported from India. She, Iowa native, had adopted the name Blue Serpent Goddess as a Gandhi disciple and was placed aboard in Calcutta after feigning blindness. The ship had to stay in quarantine until health officers could board.
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United Press
New York
Nile Cram Cook
Mahatma Gandhi
Kashmir
Hiwood
India
Miss Cook
Iowa
Gandhi
Calcutta
Elwood
Death of Mrs James Keefe in Corry area
Mrs Bessie B Keefe 93 East Frederick street died after a sudden illness at 12:30 this morning. She resided with her sisters Misses Burns at 30 East Frederick. Widow of James Keefe she was born in New York and lived much of her life in Corry. She leaves a daughter Mrs G B Saxton of Jamestown four sisters and one brother. Funeral preparations at Alexander and Company. services Monday at 8:30 am at St Thomas Church with interment in St Thomas cemetery.
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Bessie B. Keefe
East Frederick Street
Misses Burns
E. Frederick Street
Keefe
James Keefe
New York State
Corry
St. Thomas Church
Young Women's Christian Association Founded in Boglind
The Y W C A of England began in Boglind in 18% with a noted founding backstory.
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Y. W. G. A. Bors
England
Young Wowen's Christian Association
Boglind
Charges Brought Against Local Peace Officer
Aggravated assault and battery charges face Constable L R Pittany of Corry over an incident linked to the arrest of Susie Tinko and her family near the city. The case, readied for Erie court next Wednesday, was postponed from yesterday and involves alleged misappropriation of a neighbor's two sleds during a farm visit. The Tinkos and their son were detained in Erie county jail in default after a prior Alderman hearing.
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L. R. Pittany
Corry
Susie
Tinko
Lyle W. Orie
Erie
Joh
Tria
Tiffany
H. Gordon
Erie County
Meeting of Italian Club Officers in Independent Itania
A special meeting of the Italian Club is set for Sunday at 2 PM in the new club rooms of the organization in the Nottus Building at 22 1 2 West Main Street. All members are urged to attend as the time for regular meetings and activities will be fixed. The club plans to furnish and equip its headquarters in the Main Street Building.
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Itania
Pils
Clu
Nottus
West Main Street
Main Street
Speake the Se By Ser Hal
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Smith Street
Women's Christian Temperante Union
Union City
New Yorke Stocks Exchange
Oda
Frank Harris
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Mankiott
Pumxsutawney
Paul Pound
Crawford M. Woods
Sdealer
Pound
Zist
Middle Atlantic
Edward Martin
Gen. Martin
Corry Country Club
Toca
Gily Council
Kane Republican
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Richard Cotton Foulke
W. J McGranehan
Kane Dairy Associations
Allegheny College
McGranahan
Celina O'Brien Bts
Golden Rule Club
Hammond Elegator Company
Ros Theatre
Myrtle Muller
Chicago
Bloomi| Valley
Crawford County
Joe Elman
Blooming Valley
Wien
Porast Republican
Tionesta
Juidges
Ulf, Rossiter and Williams
Jana N. Wilson
Deelsiony
Roosevelt
DR. Waggoner Hart
Kerrtown
Omaha Federal Land Bank
Richart C. Bach
Philadephis
Rodkylew Penitentiary
Undertakers
Mian
Germany
Ferris Burt
Pittsfield Township
Torpedo
House
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Edward W. Lewis
Robert L. Duighton
N.G
Charman
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Doughton
David Lewis
White House
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Frances Perkins
Harry L. Hopkins
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Henry T. Rainey
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America
ABC
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Model Dairy Co
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