Corry Evening Journal details and postal data
Corry Evening Journal listing shows address in Corry Pennsylvania with Arthur Colegrove as National AGS Representative and HD Kimball in New York. It notes Tribune Tower Building Chicago Chamber of Commerce Pittsburgh office, standard post office registration, and pricing: mail rates five dollars per year, carrier three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on request.
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Booth Street
Corry
A.D
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Ags
HD Kimball
New York
Ford revival expected to boost nation wide production
The Ford revival will spur demand across 6,600 suppliers and create employment for about 300,000 outside Ford. Detroit suppliers estimate $30 million in materials and labor for initial scale production, with railroads and shipping set for large orders totaling many tens of millions monthly.
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FORD
Detroit
Ford Industries
Tollowe
Taxpayers Face Burden From Bonded Debt and State Costs
Twenty years ago a Corry High School girls team won 10 to 4 against Warren yesterday. The column criticizes local, state, and national government spending, blaming taxpayers for highway bonds, the new courthouse, and rising services. It argues for restraint and notes W Kingsland Macy warns against easy legislative fixes while lamenting expanding federal and state agencies.
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Corry
Warren
Lally Py Uu Grizeus
Brie
New Todds
W. Kingsland Macy
New York
Washington
Department of
Commieres
Hyndred
Aow
Turestin
Department of Veucation
Jeferson
Union City News Briefs and Socials Across Town
Union City will be dry after tomorrow evening with 117 regular drinkers planning eight months of supplies. A Fourth of July celebration may be held in Corry. Three new pool and billiard tables were installed in the Elks’ rooms. The Municipal Club moved to a room in the Payne block on East Main. Two young men from Union City traveled to Garland to visit friends and returned by freight train, walking back at 3 a.m. Ex-Mayor Stone finishes a second residence on Fairview. Mr and Mrs Carlyle Bowman hosted at Maple Avenue. Archie Lyons Glenn Palison and Merle Cowles returned from Warren after a girls game. Lee Sidner of Chicago, with McNaughton and Parker, visits on business. Miss Irma and Mary Downey visit relatives in Grown, Pa for eight weeks. Richard O’Brien departs for Charleston.
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Garland
Gorty
Benefit Card Party for Clarence Commandery No 51
A benefit card party was held last evening at the Masonic Temple for Clarence Commandery No 51 Knights Templar. Mrs. W. Matthews and Mrs. Gily Abbey led prizes to winners. Melvin J. Parkhurst and others received awards. The committee provided neatly arranged sandwiches pickles olives and toffee for a good turnout with Mrs. B. C. Toung as chair.
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Clarence Commandery
Knights ‘Templar
Ladies Amilisry
Masonic ‘Temple
Irs
W. Matthews
Gily Abbey Stud
Melvin J. Parkhurst
Mra. Walians BC Toung’ Waa
Government catechism on industrial alcohol use
Washington reports a Treasury Bureau pamphlet presents questions and answers about denatured alcohol, its purpose to protect revenue, and the lawful industrial uses. It notes 48 pages, 177,000 permits, and details on denaturants and production figures for 1931 including 166,014,346 proof gallons produced for industrial use and allocations to nitrocellulose, lacquers, solvents, and vinegar.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
Girl Injured in Erie Crash Near Cherry Streets
Agnes Hingerie, twenty one, of R D 4 Erie, is in serious condition at St Vincent's hospital after an auto accident at 2 2, Tuesday on 29th and Cherry streets. She had a fractured skull and lacerations, not yet conscious. Police report she rode as a passenger in a car driven by Marie Breckley of Erie, who collided with another car driven by Fred Blell of Kearsarge, Pa. Both drivers were uninjured.
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Agnes Hingerie
St Vincent's Hospital
Cherry Streets
Marie Breckley
Erie
Judge Seabury to Speak at Jamestown Federation Meeting
Judge Samuel Seabury of New York to be principal speaker at the Jamestown session of the Federation of Bar Associations of Western New York on June 25. Chief Judge Cuthbert Pound will preside. The event, organized by Jamestown Bar Association, features invitations extended by Rochester official Eugene Ralhes. Seabury may discuss NYC court reforms including a centralized Court of Special Sessions and removal of mayoral appointment powers.
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Jamestown
Samuel Seabury
New York
New York State Bar Association
Cuthbert Pound
Court of Appesia
Federation of Bar Associations of
Seabury
Court of Appeals
Legislative Committee
New York City
Pound
Benjamin N. Cardozo
United States Supreme Court
New York Bar Federation
Iames- Lown
Jamestown Bar Associateon
Lee J. Ottaway
Ottaway
Eugene Ralhes
Rochester
Federated Bar
Robert F. Thompson
Appellate Division
Fourth Department
Geneva
Dunkirk Man Hangs Self in Rear Workshop
Dunkirk March 30 Joseph Vacanti 72 a resident of Dunkirk ended his life by hanging with a rope in the rear of his home at 39 Leopard Street late Tuesday afternoon The body was found by his wife who told Coroner George Smith of Fredonia that he had been in poor health recently Vacanti survived by his wife five sons and a daughter Coroner Smith certified death by hanging.
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Dunkirk
Toseph Vacanti
Leopard Street
Fifelesf
George Smith
Fredonia
Vacanti
Smith
1930 Brie Slaying Is Solved in Toledo
March 30 report states the 1930 July 8 murder of Paul Carr in the western Toledo “jungles” has been solved by a confession to Washington authorities. Leroy Rate, 27, a patient in the Eastern State Hospital, confessed to the shooting over an interracial friendship and was later committed to the state penitentiary for grand larceny.
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Brie
Paul Carr
Toledo
Washington
William F. Detzel
Carr
Leroy Rate
Astern State Hospital
Medical Lake
Race
Astern
Atlost
Kinzua Tax Relief Ends Burden With Tax Cut
Kinzua township will not levy a road tax this year and supervisors will take a 26 percent salary cut to ease payments. J J Fogle, township supervisor, announced the action saying funds cover necessary work without tax. Officials deem the move a first for the township and a relief to residents facing hard times.
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Warren
Kinzua Township
J. J. Fogle
Fogle
Times-Mirror
Kingua
Head of Vice Squad Resigns in Erie Raid Rumors
In Erie March reports state Patrolman Ostar Robbi resigned as head of the vice squad amid talk of department tip offs and internal discord. Chief Detzel to meet Mayor Rossiter regarding Robb's abrupt exit from the anti vice crusade.
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Tion Erie
Ostar Robbi
Detzel
Robb Severs
Becase
James P. Rossiter
Robb
Questions on history and governance from Cony paper
The inquiry asks: when C P Rodgers flew over Cony in a transcontinental flight, the area of Sicily, when the Gregorian calendar was established, the current ambassador to Poland, the president of the Conny Woman's Club, and who wrote a line about life worth writing. Page 7 reference included.
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C. P Rodgers
Cony
Sicily
Poland
Conny Woman's Club
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Elks' Dusy
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Payne Block
East Main Street
Stone
Fairview Street
Carlyle Bowman
Maple Avenue
Archie Lyons
Glenn Palison
Merle Cowles
Lee Sidmner
Chicago
Mesers
McNaughton and
Parker
That City
Irma
Mary Downey
Grown
Richard O'Brien
Charleston, S
Commandery
Huaband
Ehotige
Keister’s
Vick
Bellan
Hand
Pinkham’s
Keister
Judge Seabury
Gotham
Hildren
Agarex
NET
Condra Pharmacy
Kinzua
Department
Coopera
F. L. Weeks
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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