Diplomats Say War in Europe Not Imminent
Geneva diplomats, citing two-country dynamics and balance of power, argue no immediate European war. They note Germany would be outnumbered by France and allies unless it rearms dramatically, and warn any conflict would draw in Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and Romania.
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Stewart Brown
United Press
Geneva
Mar
Europe
Lacy
Germany
Hitler
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovaka
Yugoslavia
Proving Sensation Miss Glutting Aims North and South Title
Miss Charlotte Glutting of Soul Oonge Nod enters her first North and South championship at Pinehurst North Carolina. She is favored to win and qualified with a splendid 7 score, signaling strong form and potential.
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Charlotte
Soul Oonge
Nod
Pinehurst
N.C
World's Largest Telescope Mirror Poured at Corning Works
A 17-foot borosilicate glass reflector for a record telescope was poured at Corning Works under Dr. John C. Hostetter. The 20-ton mirror cooled for months, with loose cores floating during pouring. If successful, it will be ground at Caltech and could yield ten times Mt. Wilson’s light gathering, with use possible after about three years.
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United Press
California Institute of Technology
Mt. Wilson Observatory
College Women Hold Meeting at West Park Place Home
The March gathering of college women met Monday evening at the home of Mrs A G Fostlethwait in West Park Place. Twenty members attended with a few guests as Miss Mary Condra reviewed Anghe Wampole works. Catherine Auer, welfare worker, spoke on her experiences at the North Warren State Hospital. A social hour followed with lunch before adjourning to meet again in April at Mr D A Willstrom's East Congress alvest.
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Ie Conese Women’s Glob
A. G. Fostlethwait
West ‘Park Place
Ida Lawson
Ruth Dahistrane
Ruth ’. Burkhart
Mary Condra
Anghe Wampole
Laie
England
Roga
Hetries
Judit Paris
the Portes
Vanessa
Catherine Auer
Tate Hospital
North Warren
A Willstrom
East Congress Alvest
Death claims George Fox in Columbus hometown
George Henry Fox died about 4 PM yesterday at Corry Hospital after extended illness. Born July 15, 1887 in Columbus, PA, he was a Spanish American War veteran and member of the Disabled American Veterans. He is survived by wife India Fox, two sons Albert and Paul, sister Mrs Langdon Rowe, and father Albert Fox. Services will be held Thursday at 1:30 PM from Alexander and Company’s Funeral Parlors with interment at David Curtis Cemetery.
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George Henry Fox
Corry Hospital
Mr. Fox
Columbus
T4th
New York National Guard
Columbus and
Cony
Skeletons Found in Michigan Dig Near Tad City
In Munising Michigan a crew uncovering a new Tad site unearthed 33 skeletons. Among them lies a birch bark canoe 18 inches long in pristine condition, released after over four decades underground.
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Munsing
Mich
Migrations of Arctic Whales Across Ocean Regions
An authority notes that Arctic whales migrate between feeding grounds guided by breed habits and plankton supply. The animals have been observed crossing the mid-Atlantic, reaching the American coast in the west and the bays near Harpe to the east.
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Elf
Harpe
WATERFORD GIRL INJURED AS TWO AUTOS COLLIDE
Irie March 27 Waterford Miss Gertrude A Mook 18 R D 5 Waterford injured in car crash on Glenwood Park bridge Sunday afternoon. She suffered back and chest injuries and shock but is reported not seriously hurt at Hamot hospital. Her brother Robert was driving, attempting a left turn when a southbound car driven by Henry J Baker collided. Miss Mook is daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul O Mook. Also injured were Dorothy Taylor and others in separate crash on Raspberry and Tilt streets. Taylor sustained contusions. she was treated by a doctor and released. Walter H Fegely escaped injury when his car was struck and overturned by Frances Culver’s car on Main Street. Eastern G/L men to meet State College April 4-5 to discuss pressures and wild wells.
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Irie
Mar
Gertrude A. Mook
Waterford
Glenwood Park Bridge
Hamot Hospital
Robert Mook
Henry J. Baker
Priestly Avenue
Lawrents Park
Mook
Paul O. Moors
Dorothy Taylor
Tilt Street
Raspberry
Otto G. Hitchcock
W. Bis Street
Taylor
Walter H. Fegely
Poplar Street
Lottsville Singer to Be Heard on WLBW Tonight
Sheridan Baker of Lottsville will be heard over Station WLBW Erie from 7:15 to 7:30 tonight. The program titled Baker in His Story and Long Hour features three of his compositions Wondering By the Sign of the Eagle and You Taught Me Love. He will relate the story behind each song and plans a weekly Erie broadcast.
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Lottsville
WLBW
Sheridan Baker
Allegheny College Glee Club
Heart Tonight
Erie
Red Cross Minstrels
Philatheas Aid Club Meeting At Mrs Thomas Home
Twenty three members of the Philates Class met Monday evening at Mrs Bruce Thomas home. The devotionals centered on The Resurrection and scripture was Psalm. The class voted to donate to the motor Club for linen purchases for Cory hospital. Mrs Frank McVeigh led the program and Miss May Howard sang a solo. Birthdays of March and April members were celebrated. six guests received gifts. A salad lunch was served by Mrs Thomas with assistance from Mrs A W Rauscler and Miss Lena Thurston.
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Bruce Thomas
Montor Club
Cory Hopital
Frank McVeigh
May Howard
Thomas
A. W. Rauscler
Lena Thurston
Readers Close Club Season Ends With Luncheon
A pleasant afternoon closed the Readers club year with a luncheon at the home of Mrs Ay Ma King attended by ten members and guests. The program included anecdotes and contests, followed by social time and plans for a new year starting in October.
Classified Advertisement Index and Personal Notices Fragment
A fragmented OCR from a 1904 newspaper page lists classified sections and contact details for advertisements. It includes categories such as Personal Notices, Automobiles, Real Estate, Rooms for Rent, and Estate Notices. The text references a decedent William Bailey and a collision listing, with contact at 410 West Church Street.
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Monumenta
Perconala
Automobile Agencien
T—Automobileator
Autoator Firs
Bouda
Tuyn
Streratas
Ponside Owlsm, Inc
West Church Street
Bios
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Ulen
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Powell Me
Ford
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Fortune
By Paul Robinson
Emal
Lili
Wouldar Ge Ue
Ray Boy Freienos
Gertrude Mook
State College
American Petroleum Institute
Philatheas Aid Club Movement
Beauvais
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Pennsylvania
Orieiial
Corry
Diets
Sid
Desmond
Antyte
East Pleasant Street
Patterson
Jara
Main Street
Sixth Avenue
Jay
Carlaai
Ban
BOR Sale
Shealler
South Street
Merrill W. Dogiltie
North Center
Ingiltie Crayford M_ Woods Company
Slit
J. B. Patterson
Houst, Imquire
Second Ave
Beet
South Side Taples
Park Street
G. M. Howard
Furnach
Hashroud’s
Concord Street
Arsi Facr
Furnce
Voltage and Garden
Phoat Ted
Sranic
Van
Fiaby
J. C. Care Jounal
Aide
Franklin Street
Seven Row
Echool
Legat
Ethces
William 4. Bailey
W. H. Bailey
Orphans’ Court
Eric
Adhe A. Bailey
Sain Hwencent
Theay
Messi
Walter T
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