Week's radio and local notices from Erie area
Rov. R. B. Lewis will broadcast Sunday afternoon from Station WLEW Ele. Mortimer F. Graham seeks State Republican support to oppose Edinboro State College closure and will meet General Martin. L. L. Bishop to address Rotary. Mrs. Corinne Dean and Mrs. B. C. Smith plan a tea room called The Brick House Tea Room opening April 2 at 28 North Center. Weekly weather outlook from March 27 to April 1 predicts periods of fair and possible snow, with rising then cooling temperatures. Carloadings data show week of March 18 up 11,899 cars from prior week, total 140,712. year-ago comparisons noted. Local fire investigation continues into John Saraceno home blaze. jury panels drawn for Erie county May term. Snowstorm hampers travel. routes plowed in Venango, Mercer, Crawford, and Erie counties.
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Corinne Dean
B. C. Smith
Warren
North Center Street
Legislature Plans Beer Control Bill
Harrisburg dispatch reports plans to push a beer control bill through the Pennsylvania legislature to take effect April 7 when 3.2 percent beer becomes legal. The measure, prepared by Governor Pinchot aides and backed by Republican leaders, would designate the state department of revenue as licensing body and require permits for many mercantile depots. Revenue could fund unemployment relief, prompting a potential fight over license fee allocation to counties and cities, while dry leaders plan a Wednesday April 5 meeting to maintain the 18th amendment in the constitution.
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United Pvt
Harrisburg
Mar
Penn~yaria
Keystone
Pinchot
Sowers
Philadelphia
State Department of Revenue
Funds raised to build White House pool
New York Daily News completed a two week drive raising 12384.29 in cash and 9299.97 in services to fund a swimming pool at the White House. Cash gifts came largely in small amounts while forty three newspapers across New York state Pennsylvania Illinois and Nebraska assisted in soliciting contributions.
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United Press
New York
New York Daily News
White House
New York State
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Nebraska
News
Gashed veteran loses memory in Duncrick incident
George Berg man, 35, of 259 Inglewood Drive Rochester, a Work War veteran, is hospitalized at police headquarters after being gassed overseas. He says memory loss results from poison gas attacks and recalls only leaving his Rochester home to deliver a package before waking in Duncrikle.
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Dunkirk
Mar
George Bergman
Inglewood Drive
Rochester
Glenuly
Dunicivle
Man Confesses to Michigan HoldUp in Greensburg
Greensburg March 25 A Duquesne man confessed to taking part in a $2000 Kingston bank hold up. John Bodnar 25 was held at State Police barracks while authorities awaited word from Kings Michigan police on how to proceed. He was said to be the last of five involved in the theft.
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United Press
Greensburg
Duquesne
Pagan
Kings Mich
John Bodnar
Concord P T A Tea Successful Social Event
The Concord School Building hosted a Concord P T A tea with Japanese lanterns and attire. Mrs W L Peake presided as guests enjoyed a program featuring students and local performers, tea service by young girls in kimono, and a donation to the P T A benefiting the association.
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Concord
Concord Patent Teachers’ Association
W. L. Peake
R. S. Dewey
J. B. Cogan
B. R. Kinley
Harry Spicer
Merrill Lillie
C. A. Jomson
Virginia McElroy
Carol May Hoskins
Alberta Armitage
Pluto
Modo Dairy Company
John Hellwere
Concord Pt.a
Fish Fry and Mandolin Club Highlight Erie Firemen Meet
Corry hosted a large March gathering of the Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association at the First Ward station. About 200 firemen from Erie North Richland, Wesleyville, Union City, Albion, Girard, Waterford and Corry attended. The program featured the Cory Mandolin Club and high school band performances, plus vocal selections by James Sullivan and piano by Claude Messenger. A fish fry followed and visiting aid games capped the evening. The April meeting is slated for Waterford on April 26. Leon Browns led the local committee arranging the event.
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Corry
Erie County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
First Ward
Erie
North Ragt
Wesleyville
Union City
Albion
Girard
Waterford
George Clavin
North West Fire Department
Cory Mandolin Club
James Sullivan
Claude Messenger
Leon Browns
Death claims Mrs Sylvina Stufflebeam
Mrs Sylvina Revecca Stufflebeam widow of Amos Stufflebeam died at her daughter's home 1962 West Widin Street Corry after long residence here She leaves four sons Henry Albert Roy and Harry all of Corry a step son Roy Taylor also Corry The body was moved to Alexander and Company Funeral Parlors services set Monday at 3 PM with Rev BR Lewis of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church officiating Interment in Ping Grove Cemetery
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Sylvina Revecca Stufleveam
Amos Stufflebeam
Charles Hoffman
West Widin Street
Corry
Henry Stufebeam
Albert
Roy
Harry Stuffiebeam
Roy Taylor
Alesaner and Company
Finneral
BR Lewis
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Ping Grove Cemetery
Clear Albion Woman in $50,000 Love Suit
A federal court jury in Raif cleared Adele Hall of allegations she alienated the affections of Bilizarian writer Bertha Wessels’s husband. Wessels failed to prove damages of 50 000 and the panel found the shipboard romance allegations insufficient and unsupported by the evidence.
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Clear Albion
United Press
Raif
Adele Hall
Bertha Wessels
Former Corry Man Dies in Florida
Word was received today of the death of Harry Dyckes in Miami Florida on Friday March 24 following a lingering illness. Born September 28 1872 in Corry he was the brother of William J Dyckes and Arthur D. L. Dyckes and the son of the late Joseph and Rosina Dyckes. Survived by wife Mary McCarthy Dyckes two sons Joseph Dyckes of Fredonia and Stanley Dyckes and a daughter Eleanor of Miami burial will be in Miami Florida.
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Harry
Stanley Dyckes
Eleanor
Miami
Corry
Miami, Fla
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Brown
Rev W D Fullom officiated at the funeral held yesterday at 2 p m for Mrs Mary Brown a Bear Lake resident. The United Brethren Church in Bear Lake hosted the largely attended rites with Mrs Stanley Carr singing two numbers. Flowers were sent and bearers were FH Brown G B Brown R H Brown W E Brown E G Brown and Chas Brown.
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W. D. Fullom
Mary ©. Brown
Bear Lake
United Brethren Church
Stanley Carr
FH. Brown
G. B. Brown
R. H. Brown
W. E. Brown
E. G. Brown
Chas. Brown
Probe Shooting Case Narrows in Allegheny County
March 25 Allegheny county detectives investigated the shooting of George Lane, 37, Gratton constable. He was removed from his home to Moray hospital with a bullet wound in the abdomen.
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Piptsearch
Allegheny County
George Lane
Gratton
Moray Hospital
York dairymen picket roads for higher milk price
York county farmers began picketing roads into York to block milk deliveries at 140 per 100 pounds, with nine dealers signed to the agreement while large dairies held out. About 150 association members toured farms urging others to report for duty, as police patrolled roads into the city.
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United Press
York
York County
Me Farmers Association
Association
Junkman Injured Self in Portland Incident
Benjamin Weinstein stayed home to help move a stove when he slipped while lifting heavy iron. He fell and injured his eye in his residence in Portland Oregon.
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Junkman
Portland
Oré
Benjamin Weinstein
Weinstein
Suit results from death of Union City man
Accusation of involuntary manslaughter and $50,000 to $80,000 damages filed after an auto crash near the State Fish Hatchery west of Corry on December 10 last. Thomas J. Cochran of Union City died from injuries. John M. Knapp of Youngstown is defendant. Lucinda Cochran sues for herself and 13 year old Myrtle. extradition sought. accident involved Cochran and Knapp on the Corry Union City road.
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Corty
Thomas J. Cochran
Union City
John M. Knapp
Youngstown
Youngs
Leroy Search
Cochran
Corry-Union City Road
Knapp
Union City Hospital
Edward Petrillo
Bulldog Disgrace Stirs Springfield Home Raid
Robbers broke into the L. A. Zoller residence near Springfield, Missouri while the Zollers were away. The pet bulldog slept through the intrusion and did not awaken.
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Springfield
L. A
Aluminum Company of America Declares Dividend
Pittsburgh March 25 The Aluminum Company of America has declared a dividend of 87 12 cents a share on its outstanding preferred stock payable April 1 to stockholders of record March 1.
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Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
Fragmentary note hints at schedule and exemptions
Fragmented OCR mentions times 9 45 and 11 00 A M and references to corner De Rey Perr Ralph S and discussions of classes and exemptions. The text is garbled but implies a schedule with times and some administrative notes about exemptions and consideration of other plans.
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de Rey
Perr
Ralph S
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