Danaye Symphony to Perform The Messiah in Corry
The Danaye Symphony Orchestra from the Dann Music Institute of Warren Ohio will present Handel's The Messiah at the High school Iunatorium in Corry Monday evening as part of Music Week. One hundred singers from Corry and Warren have trained for two months and will perform under Lee Hess Barnes with several nationally noted soloists. The event, a highlight of the spring tour, precedes performances in Warren Warsaw and Reynolds. Continued on Page Eight.
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High School
Corry and Warren
Dana Symphony Orchestra
Danaye Symphony Orchestra
Dann Music Institute
Warren
Ohio
Iunatorium
Corty
Corry and
Corry i
Lee Hess
Barnes
Dana Orchestra
Dana Music Institute
Warsaw
Reynolds
President Hoover to Time Prohibition Issue
Washington May 3 President Hoover will not clarify his stance on prohibition until after the Wickersham Commission reports, likely next December. Officials say he may back modification or repeal if the commission favors it, while pursuing strict law enforcement reform in the meantime amid Congress’ lag in enacting recommended legislation.
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Paul B. Mallon
Washington
Loover
Wickersham
Congress
Wickersham Commission
Presbyterian Church Strife Reported To Be Studied
United Press reports dissension and strife in local churches will be examined in a special general council report to the Presbyterian Church in America at the Cincinnati assembly May 29. The council lists three classes of dissension and suggests remedies. A second item notes Donald E. Hooker of McKee Rocks was sentenced to seven years in Allegheny County jail for involuntary manslaughter in the death of James Jordan in Pittsburgh, alleged to involve speeding.
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United Press
Philadelphia
General Council of the Presbyterian Church In America
General Assembly of the Church
Cincinnati
General Council
Pittsburgh
Donald E. Hooker
McKee Rocks
Allegheny
Hugh
Washington County
Hooke
James Jordan
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings show WABC WEAF WHAF and WJZ network programs with schedules in the late afternoon to evening. Entries include Husing Sports, Delmonte Program, General Hedric, Cub Reporter and Freya William among NBC Network times.
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WABC
NBC Network
Husing Sportsiants
WEAF
Freya William
Delmonte
NBC
Hedric Hou
WJZ
Nitro glycerine plant blast wrecks facility near Howard Junction
A nitro glycerine explosion partially wrecked the American Glycerine Company factory at Howard Junction eighteen miles north with no injuries reported. Windows shattered in Custer City three miles away and the blast was felt in Kane.
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United Press
Kans
State Health Agent Checks Food Display Regulations
A State Department of Health agent surveyed restaurants, stores, and other vendors this week as part of enforcing regulations that prohibit exposing certain ready to eat foods in public places. The visits included talks with Health Officer John Ruppershurs and reinforced required state hygiene certificates for restaurant employees.
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State Department of Health
John Ruppershurs
Commonwealth of Pontsylvan
Bec
Department of Healt
Struck By Car Fatal Fear For Corry Youth
Rey mond Spiesman 28, of West Smith street, was seriously injured early today on Findley Lake road near Redman Inn south of Cutting. He suffered a fractured skull, broken shoulder blade, multiple tibia fractures, possible lung puncture, and other injuries. He was taken to Corry hospital in critical condition. The driver John Hughes 22 of Frederick street struck him while he flagged down an approaching car on a reverse curve. Hughes reported not seeing Spiesman until too late and brought him to the hospital before notifying authorities. Spiesman, who had joined friends Samuel Bell and George Aldrich after leaving a dancing party near Clymer, has a history of accidents. He believed Hughes had returned to Corry after missing him at the dance, then rode back with Bell’s car. Mrs D J Hinka and Georgia Hinka of Clymer visited today en route to Garland.
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Struk
Reymond Spiesman
Charles Spiesman
West Smith Street
Findley Lake Road
Redman's Inn
Cutting
Corry Hospital
Spiesman
John Hughes
Frederick Street
Hughes
Redman’s Inn
Hts
New York
Clymer
Samuel Bell
George Aldrich
Bell
West Smiths Street
Tie Fortune
Splesman
Corry
Police Hunted After Chicken Thefts In North Corry
Police in North Corry search after raids on chicken coops as thieves steal forty white fethers from L Rickerson at Hare Creek and Sciota roads. Neighbor heard a barking dog around 11 pm. coop rear of home raided again after last two years with sixty birds previously lost. Chief Ruppersburg investigates but evidence is scant amid a wave of local poultry pilfering.
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Spee
L. Rickerson
Hare Creek
Sciota
North Corry
Ollock
Owise
Rickerson
Will Pless
Buster
Blaha
Ruppersburg
200 Fishermen Perish as Japanese Vessels Sink
Approx 300 Japanese fishermen believed dead after a storm near Aliya Bay Saghallen Island. 221 rescued from 25 vessels. Herring worth about 2 million dollars lost. many boats sank or damaged. British ship Raven sinks after collision near Ter Schelling. Cleopatra saves crew. Hollywood heavily damaged in collision with Maine on the Thames. no lives lost.
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United Press
Tokio
Aliya Bay
Saghallen Island
Amsterdam
Holland
Raven
North Sea
Cleopatra
Borkum
Terschelling
London
Hollywood
Maine
Lloyds
Greenwithe
Thames River
Atlantic Transport Company
Marge
Port Dock
Forcible Lecture on Christian Science at Senior High
John Rendall Dunn spoke at the Senior High School auditorium under the First Church of Christ Scientist of this city. The audience filled the hall with attendees from the city and beyond and received the talk on Christian Science The Divine Comforter with keen attention and appreciation.
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John Rendall Dunn
Boston
Masy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Dunn
Attenton
A. Elia King
Divine Science
Ios Mary Baker Eddy
Coast guards rescue 28 stranded on Lake Ontario tugs and barges
Coast guardsmen rescued twenty eight people including a woman and a child after they were stranded on tugs and barges on Lake Ontario for nearly 18 hours. The event was part of a series of weather related incidents across cities including Madison and Madrid with injuries in demonstrations and a plane crash near Madison. A new metal lighter than aluminum and stronger than steel, stemming from a secret German idea and developed by an American chemist, was announced in New York with potential use in aviation, automobiles, and shipbuilding.
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Buffalo
Ontario
New York
Urge Complete Rehabilitation of Ohio Prison
Gov. Myers Y. Cooper urged complete rehabilitation of the State Penitentiary after reports on the Easter Monday fire that killed more than 300 convicts. Bettman blamed defective wiring in adjacent blocks while Gill pointed to arson. the governor leaned toward Gill’s theory and urged caution on wiring as the sole cause.
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Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
Gilbert Bettman
Ray Gill
Bettman
G and H
Gill
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Weather Outlook for Washington May 5 to 10
The forecast calls for showers developing Monday and continuing into Tuesday across the mid Atlantic states. Showers may linger into Tuesday then become generally fair by mid to late week. Temperatures expected to be above normal Monday and Tuesday, then cooler for the middle and latter parts of the week.
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Washington
North
Atlantic
Storm relief work begins in storm swept states
Chicago May 3 Storm shattered sections of nine central states as volunteers clear debris and relief organizations aid injured and homeless. Red Cross and National Guard units report 23 deaths and about 5 million dollars in damage. Tekamah Nebraska Norborne Missouri Westby Wisconsin Russell Illinois suffer most with deaths and extensive losses as repairs start.
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United Press
Chicago
Central States
Red Cross
National Guard
Tekamah
Northester
Nebraska
Notborne
Kansas
Missouri
Westby
Wis
Cannon's Accounting 10 Undergo Inquiry
The Senate lobby committee will open an inquiry into alleged uncounted funds given to Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South during the 1928 presidential campaign. Key witness B. Jamison, a New York financier, had been accused of contributing without proper recounting.
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Ly United Press
Washington
Hep
Tinkham
Republican
Massachusetts
James Cannon, Jr
Episcopal Church
South
Senate Lobby Committee
Caraway
Todaoyoo
B. Jamison
New York
Cannon
Lindbergh Flies From Miami To New York
Charles A Lindbergh departed from Pan American Airport Miami at 6:88 this morning bound for New York. The famed aviator's airplane and exact route were not disclosed as he left amid light traffic and brief weather checks.
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Lindbergh
Miami
New York
Fla
May
Col
Chas, A
Pan American
Hostiw
Aeon Bueton
Altes
Mey Yuri
Meadville Man Elected President of Northwestern Arts Association
E. L. Crum of Meadville was elected president of the Northwestern Arts Association, serving seven counties in northwestern Pennsylvania. Jonathan Bright of Erie became vice president, Augusta Garbath of Erie secretary and treasurer. The 1931 meeting will be held in Erie with about 100 members attending.
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E. L. Crum
Meadville
Crawford
Mditation
Northwestern Arts Association
Pennsylvania
Cram
Charles F. Hoffmaster
Corry Puma
Jonathan Bright
Erie
Augusta Garbath
Arts Association
Junio High School
Fort Enlles
Homestead
Corry
Wir. Hoffmaster
State Department of Education
Dewey
Singine
Howard J. Sheen
Mine ‘Murray
Record Stock Margin Collapse Shocks New York Trading
Elmer C Walzer reports a dramatic margin collapse wiping out hundreds of small accounts in a day of frantic trading. Volume surged to 10 million shares, with 4.86 million traded on a Saturday, a new exchange record. Prices swung, many traders liquidated, and U S Steel and other majors faced sharp declines as banks pulled support. Clearing time extended to 3:20 as liquidity tightened and overall market value fell sharply from highs.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Morehan
Sjbank
Joan
Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel
General Electric
Radio Corporation
The
Morrow Declines Senate Appointment to Seek Jersey Seat
May 5 Dwight W. Morrow announced he will not accept a Senate appointment from New Jersey and will run in the Republican primary next month. He plans to return to Mexico after the primary to address pending matters and will outline his campaign program in a speech within ten days. In a separate court note, four men faced fines for disorderly conduct in a Pittsburgh area incident, with one fined $200.
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United Press
Washington
Dwight W.morrow
Senate
New Jerse
Morrow
Mexico
Prohibition
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Big Symphony Orchestra
Administration
Law Enforcement Commission
Tor
D. J. Hinka
Georgia
Garland
Christian Schner
Christian Science Wes
Bulletins
Madison
Carl F. Haire
Madrid
Antianomaechial
Miguel Tm. Anim
Cooper
Penitentiary
Meadville Man
Hotel Cory
Mildred Hilfast
George Carmikce
Jersey
GilNamera
Jah Demmi
Martin Dallaghgr
End Taenle ‘Tognatts
Adeger Benner Mal
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