Short summer noted as scarlet fever and chickenpox rise
Multiple health reports record a scarlet fever case at 121 Pirst Ave and a chickenpox case at 119 Park Street in Corry. Everett Kennedy sues for divorce in Erie County Court. guardsmen to receive graduation certificates if scholastic records pass. Police investigate mailbox theft and snow-filled vandalism on Cascade Street. Local Greek War Relief drive progresses with Pelakos collecting $50. Otterbein College ambassador Keith Henton revealed. Enriched Bread debuts at Wellejus Bakery. Property sale negotiations surface for First Avenue site. Auto accident injures L D Bacon near Corry Fish Hatchery. Deer carcass found in French Creek. Funeral director Arthur Crowe responds to mother’s stroke in Lawrence Park.
Port Erie Plans 190000 Bond Issue For Airport Expansion
March 23 report shows Port Erie weighing a 190000 bond issue to fund airport improvements and WPA projects. City would raise about 100000 for airport work without county aid and 90000 for WPA projects. Council to meet soon. financing details to be finalized with City Solicitor Edward Murphy. Safety Director Martin seeks clarity on funding before commitment. doubts linger on the airport’s defensive purpose.
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ERIG
WEA
Jana
Charles R. Barber
Pinnnge
Paul Watson
Watson
Edward M Murphy
Joseph C. Martin
Martin
Teachers Study Salary Schedule At Corry Meeting
The Corry Teachers Association met yesterday at 4 15 at Corry Senior High with President H L Wissinger presiding. Discussion focused on the proposed salary schedule study and other routine business.
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Corry Teachers’ Association
H. L. Wissinger
Garland shooting probe as husband jailed
Warren March 25. Roy Richards, 63, operator of a Garland service station and beer parlor, is held in Warren County Jail after a shooting that struck his wife in the knee. Mrs Richards is hospitalized in Warren General with a shattered knee. police say Richards fired toward a car after the couple’s business closed.
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Warren
Mar
J. Roy Richards
Garland
Warren County
Motor Police
Walle Stuart
Gang Murders at Warren and Roving Surrenders
In Warren two men James Munsene and Felix Monfring were killed in a gangland shooting at Munsene's Steak House. Two assailants, well dressed, fired after a drink order amid a nearby motive tied to Munsene's past as a dog track operator. Earl Huffman was hit as he spoke with Mun. In New York, Ernst Browder surrendered to federal authorities to begin a four year passport fraud sentence after Supreme Court affirmation.
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Associated Press
Warren
James Munsene
Felix Monfring
Munsene
Minfrino
Blats
Mun
Earl Huffman
Youngstown, Son
Huffman
Srowder
New York
Enrt Browder
Communist Party
Federal Cour
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate racing measure aims to regulate parimutuel wagering in PA
Senator John H. Dent of Allegheny plans to introduce four bills in Harrisburg to create regulated parimutuel wagering on harness and hunting races in Pennsylvania. The measure limits licenses to 10 per year and allocates 40 percent of proceeds to the Department of Treasury. The state would take 9 percent of the total parimutuel pool plus 50 percent of the break, defined as odd cents over multiples of 10 on a $1 basis.
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Harrisburg
John H. Dent
Weetmorelandy
Pennsylvania
Dent
Department of Egeleiture
Farmers allege fraud in soil ballot in Harrisburg
Franklin county farmers testified before the House agriculture committee that Jom H Light secretary of agriculture’s chauffeur conducted a referendum over creating an eastern district and carried the ballot box away. The vote read 191 for and 241 against but observers questioned the election, with Charles Magee saying the process was not an election and doubt about who ran it.
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Harrisburg
Franklin County
House Agriculture Committee
Jom H. Light
Charles Magee
Magee
Reopen Game Warden School Near Brockway
Brockway Pennsylvania March 23 The state game commission announces the reopening of the local game warden training school near the Marshall Extension to receive a class of 21 students for a new course starting this summer. The school, the first of its kind in the United States, has been idle for a year due to staffing and vacancies. Applicant numbers rose with extended service options and state wide notices inviting aspirants. Applicants must be 29 to 35 years old and meet physical and mental standards. Training focuses on enforcing the game law as game wardens.
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Brockway
Pennsylvania
Marshall
State Game Commission
United States
The
Game Commission
Nineteen missing in blast on U S tanker Cities Service Denver
A tanker disaster off the coast left nineteen crew missing after an explosion at 11 p.m. BST. Coast guard craft and a rescue boat picked up seventeen officers and men plus five more survivors from other vessels. The W. W. Bruce stood by the stricken ship as radio reports traced rescue efforts and the ship Cities Service Denver, home port New York, had been en route to Philadelphia when the blast occurred.
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W. W. Biuce
Coast Guard
Coset Guard
Cities
Denver
Cousthard
Pan-New York
Stone
Limillas
W. W. Bruce
New York
Philadelphia
Corpus Christi Tex Iron
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State Department of Public Instruction
Edward Mar UN
Francis B. Haas
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Oil City
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Ine
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Journal
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Keith Henton
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Otterbein’ College
Westerville
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First Aveniue
Jonrmal
Jamestown
L. D. Bacon
Miles
Union City
Tis Automobile
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Roosevell
Corry Fish, Hatchery
Aero Supply
Bacon
Arthur Crowe
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Fronz Home Furnishings
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Franz Home Furnishings
Chrysler & Plymouth
Guy Rogers
S. First Ave
J.L. Spielman
Franz
Franz Home Furnishings Store
Wing-Willi
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