Unrest at Ohio State Prison and Parker Nomination Debate
Columbus reports unrest in isolation quarters of about 1,100 inmates amid theft of an automatic service revolver from a prison guard. In Washington, Norris condemns Parker nomination, warning against wealth domination of the Supreme Court. Senate committee also seeks to delay railroad consolidations, proposing to suspend mergers until March 4, 19st.
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Columbus
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Norris
Parker
Washington
Supreme Court
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Senate Today
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Supreme Bench
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Pd W. Dle
Cousens
Fourth Annual Junior High Exhibit Draws Huge Crowd
Hundreds of parents and pupils gather at the Fourth Annual Junior High exhibit. The event features operetta performances, country dances, and displays in art, math, science, and English. The program ends with a patriotic finale as visitors tour student workrooms.
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Dhionita
Munior High School
Ife
Ralph S. Dewey
Harold G Wolfe
Lucile Murray
Jane Raymond
Betty Wilcox
Utopia
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Otart
Calumbia
America
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Ethel A. McCray
Migs Tvely J. Kramer
Hien
Secutis
Northwestern Arts Association meeting at Corry Junior High
The Northwestern Arts Association plans its annual gathering at Corry Junior High Saturday at 9 AM. About 150 teachers of art and related subjects from seven counties will attend, with exhibits, department meetings, a luncheon at Hotel Corry, and program sections led by local and visiting educators.
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Northstern Arts Association
Y W. Hoffmaster
Corry
Sthopis
America
Frank A. Wimer
First Methodist. Episcopal Church
Ralph 8. Dewey
Charles F. Hoffmaster
Northwestern Arts Association
Port Eckles
Homestead
Hatch
Hotel Corry
Agricultural
B. B. Decker
Holinboro
Evelyn J. Kramer
Commercial
Esther T. Lawler
Girard
Gorry
Doris Micheli
Lucie Murray
Trade Ad Industrial
E. Humphrey
Eric
Edith Knabb
Warren
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments on NBC and ABC
Radio listings show NBC network programs at 7 P M and 9 P M with Citina Service hour and Raleigh Rewne. WABC and WAIBG stations present Green and White, while GBS network airs Pente Ivy ball at 1 17 M. The fragmentary schedule mentions NL Cold Medal freight and other items.
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NBC
Raleigh Rewne
WABC
Cold Medal Freight
Ware
Pente Ivy Ball
Corn Borer Cleanup Campaign Led by Al Watrous
Al Watrous will oversee a European corn borer cleanup in Corry Elgin Beaverdam sml Wayne and Concord townships launched today with aim to finish by May 15. All remnants of the 1929 crop must be destroyed to halt spread of the pest. state and federal farm bureaus have driven progress in eradicating the infestation.
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al Watrous
Corry
Elgin
Beaverdam
Wayne
Concord
May Party at State Armory This Evening
Arrangements are complete for the May Day party at the Woman's Benefit Association Armory this evening. Decorations are being prepared for a large crowd with concerts starting at eight and continuing with a Hidalgo program featuring Mike the socordion and Roth's Hunter's Lodes orchestra providing music from nine to one.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Armory
Geveral
Mike
Eric
Roth
Himter
Ill Tumla
Corry Population Station Revisions Put City at 7129
Census supervisor for Erie and Crawford counties reports Corry’s 1920 population at 7129, slightly up from 7128 and not the 7122 earlier announced. Figures are preliminary and may change. the shift implies a 99 decline since the last federal census.
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Corry
Brook Bdeder
Erie
Crawford
Senate to weigh naval pact next week in London treaty dispute
Senate committees plan hearings starting Monday on the London naval treaty. Secretary Stimpson forms a strategy board including Adams Morrow Pratt and Navy aides to guide the process. Chairman Borah and Chairman Hale prepare exhibits on gun power while debates focus on cruiser armament and eight inch guns. M C Madison returns to work in Meadvill after a visit.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
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Senate
Stimsp
Navy
Adams
Morrow
Wm. W. Pratt
London
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Navy Departments
Naval Affairs
Charman Borah
Foreign Ponsations Committee
Chaiman Halesf
Navy Department
Corryites Plan Grady Rally and Radio Broadcast
Corry residents plan to attend the Grundy campaign rally in Erie with a public reception at Hotel Lawrence. Senator Grundy will speak by radio from station WISCH around 8:30 p.m. introducing by Charles H. English, with future broadcasts scheduled on WEDH and other dates and speakers.
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Troy Big Elty
Drie
Senator Grundy
Lawrence
Erie
WISCH
Charles H. English
Erle Committee
Grundy
Augusta Brown Menning
Helen Schluraif
Bertha Winter Mahoney
James B ¥Ard
Edward M. ‘Murphy
Corry Children Receive Free Eastman Kodaks
Children of Corry celebrating their twelfth birthday were given Eastman kodaks through W. Phillips Jewelry and Lindsley Pharmacy. Twenty five received kodaks at Phillips plus six more shared at Lindsley, totaling thirty one recipients in the distribution.
New York Sunday Fishing Ban Vetoed by Roosevelt
Albany May 1 Gov Roosevelt vetoed 126 bills along with a broad automation veto of over 1 700 measures. The Sunday Fishing bill which would bar New Jersey and Pennsylvania residents from fishing in New York on Sundays was among those blocked.
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New York
Anie
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York State
Lightning damages St. Teresa's Church in Union City
A severe electrical storm struck Union City Thursday causing about 15000 dollars in damage to St. Teresa's Catholic Church. The fire started in an electrical wire feeding the center of the auditorium and spread to the sanctuary and choir loft, gutting the interior and ruining the organ. Firefighters fought the blaze with chemicals to limit water damage. Pastor Rev. John Ring recently took over the parish. The organ and altar suffered heavy destruction while most windows were shattered or scorched. insurance covers most losses except the organ.
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Enion’ City
Union City Fire Department
Passibe
John Ring
Crates, Pa
St. Teresa's
Thomas A. Catlin
Hai ‘Aekpeskgen
Worlein-thy
Tie Allar
Plan for Improvements at M. E. Church
Reading from the official board meeting notes, the First Methodist Episcopal Church will replace its aging auditorium lighting with a semi indirect system to enhance redecorating effects. The redecorating committee expects to present recommendations within a month. The rear frame building on the newly bought lot and the brick building next to the church housing DeHaven Tire Shop are both up for sale. A two car garage will be built on the parsonage property under TM A Loveland in charge. The coming year budget is slightly larger, with fiscal year ending May. An every member canvass is planned for the third week in May and officers were elected for the new year.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
DeHaven Tire
A. Loveland
Clyde F Brown
Scancal
Kyle W. Foster
W. EB. Wilson
O. T. Fake Dima
Visitation Plans for State Health Car Arrive in Corry
Miss Anna Miller of the State Department of Health met with Corry Patent-Teachers Council leaders to organize a summer topic on bringing the Siste Health car to Corry for four days in late June. The team includes two physicians nurses and two hygienists to examine children from birth onward. A house to house canvass will count eligible youngsters and a follow up meeting will be scheduled with details to follow.
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Anna Miller
State Department OF Health
P. T. A. Council
Harrisburg
Corry
Final Cut Announced In Big Clothing Sale
Local clothiers Shea and Walrayen announce a final cut sale to dispose of the balance of stock as they suspend business. Prices on the entira stock of men’s clothing are slashed below cost to move merchandise quickly. The sale aims for rapid disposal of remaining stock.
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Piven Gt Aii
Shea and Walrayen
Éntira
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