Death of Dr Kibler Ends Era in Corry Community
Dr Charles B Kibler longtime Corry physician surgeon and civic leader died at an advanced age He helped develop Corry Hospital served Erie Railroad as top medical contact and remained current with science He engaged in school board local debates hunted fished at Findley Lake his summer home and hosted many friends in earlier years he continued practicing until recently and stayed active in organizations
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Kibler
Charles B. Kibler
Corry Hospital
Erie Railroad
Findley Lake
Why Not an International Tariff Conference
A call for an immediate world tariff conference argues that tariffs, not disarmament, cripple American industry. The piece cites retaliatory tariffs by Britain Canada France and others, the Grundy Act effects, and the need for reciprocal market access to end economic warfare and restore normal trade.
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Cimada
England
Canada
United States
France
Claude G. Bowers
Washington ‘Times
Senate
House
Wpirst
Congress
Gauze Pack From Operation Brings Suit
At Smethport court Francis Ly Mullin and wife Bess Mullin sued Dr W C Hagan of Bradford over a gauze pack left in Mrs Mullin after surgery at Headford hospital on September 3 1930. A yard of gauze was later removed by Dr Hogan and Dr Hanna aided removal. The patient’s condition worsened to peritonitis but improved after gauze was removed. Jury awarded $3626.50 to the plaintiffs after a four day trial.
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Port Allegany
Smethport
Francis Ly
Mullin
Bess Multin
W. C. Hagan
Bradford
Headford Hospital
W. G. Hogan
Smethport Court
Mullin Words
Kane
Claude Shattuck
Wilson and
Fitzgibnon
Byadford
Economic conference proposed to restore trade policy
The passage credits Mr. Hoover and allies for starting a policy shift toward economic common sense. It discusses a Democratic tariff act authorizing the President to convene an international economic conference to negotiate reciprocal trade, asserting broad business support and nonpartisan framing.
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes May 7 1912
Transcribed items from the journal files dated May 7 1912. A boy sustains a serious nasal laceration after being hurled from a bicycle. Lee Fossett becomes Howard Tannery manager and schedules a Friday game with the High School. Other items note society meetings, a near accident at the depot, the Corry Brick and Tile Company resuming firings, freight business mood, funeral attendance, and residents traveling or fishing.
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Lee Fossett
Howard Tannery
Republic Steel Announces Wage Cuts in Youngstown plant
Follow U. S. Steel cut Youngstown. On May 7 Republic Steel Corporation formally announced a wage cut and salary adjustment for the company's personnel as part of ongoing cost reductions.
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Youngstown
Republic Steel Corporation
Geneva Disarmament Talks Move From Question to Nuance
United Press reports at Geneva show the disarmament session advancing from shall we disarm to detailed talks on capital ships terms of reference and civil population impact. The State Department note notes light economy reform and a rare smile from Chair Than McDuffie as payroll cuts and a Saturday half holiday affect Washington clerks and minor employees.
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United Press
Washington
Geneva
Dancing Party At Odd Fellows Hall Sparks Local Interest
A good crowd attended the dancing party staged last evening in the Odd Fellows hall by the Odd Fellows Lodge. Keppel Tiffany's orchestra played the dance program from 9 to 12. A second party will be held in two weeks as part of a series conducted by the local organization.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
Keppel Tiffany's
Pajama Fashion Appeals From Hollywood Actresses
Hollywood gossip cites Madge Evans and stars like Joan Crawford Marie Dressler Norma Shearer Greta Garbo embracing pajamas beyond home wear. Evans touts lounging sport and informal pajamas for driving lounging and parties. Other names noted include Helen Twelvetrees and Ricardo Cortez in upcoming roles.
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George E. Helmer
United Press
Hollywood
Madge Evans
Madge
Joan Crawford
Marie Dressler
Norma Shearer
Greta Garbo
Catholic Daughters to Attend St Thomas Church Services
The Catholic Daughters of America will attend Mass at St Thomas Church on Sunday morning. All members are asked to meet at the church at the designated time. Following the mass, the group will have their Communion breakfast at the Hotel Curry.
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Catholic Daughters of America
St. Thomas Church
Hotel Curry
Distracted Qs on City Lines and History Turn to Page 7
The questions ask for the east-west dividing line in the city and the size of Columbia, plus historical dates and officials. It inquires when Mexico won independence, who served as Secretary under President Coolidge, the chef of police salary, and the author of a proverb about diligence.
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Columbia
Mexico
Spain
Ander
Coslidge
Columnist's witty run through State's Attorney tale
Robert Armstrong and a sharp newspaper columnist headline the piece. The column notes a witty career arc and mentions her recent completion of State's Attorney with John Barrymore, highlighting her flair for sharp social commentary.
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Robert Armstrong
John Barrymore
Sunday Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
Radio listings show WABC CBS network 8 30 screen personalities and WIZ NBC first nighter. WABC CBS network 4 US army band concert. WRAP NBC 7 00 dance hours with Louis Sobol. WIZ NBC 11 00 slumber music.
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WABC
CBS Network
WIZ
NBC Network
Army Wand
NBC
Louis Sobol
Recheck of Liberal votes in Erie County approved
Erie May 7 County Commissioners voted to re check votes cast on the Liberal ticket at the primary. Commissioner Henel M Schluraff moved the measure to challenge James Lavery who led the Liberal nomination tally. Lavery’s bid could jeopardize Charles Crosby’s wet nomination and favor Milton W. Shreve, with Independent ticket implications.
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Lavery
Liberal Party
Congress
Crosby
Erie
Henel M. Schluraff
James
Olber
Charles Crosby
Milton W. Shreve
Garden Department of Club Meets Monday
The Corry Woman's Club garden department meets Monday afternoon at the club house on Mott Street. Mrs. L B Roelofs and Mrs. Tomes Darling will lead the program and all members are invited to attend.
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Corry Woman's Club
Mt & Votack
Mott Street
L. B. Roelofs
Tomes Darling
Small Arsenal Found In Room Of Erie Youth
Erin May 7 Detectives found an arsenal in the room of Paul Casey 18 after he was captured by Patrolman Leo Wardinski. Casey was shot four times while resisting arrest and is recovering at St Vincent's hospital. Authorities say he had robbed Atlantic Refining stations and hidden loot. Wardinski also suffered injuries but prevented worse harm.
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Erin
Young Arsena
Paul Casey
Sunt
Dntome Casey
Patroiian
Leo Wardinski
Young Casey
St Vincent’s Hospital
Atlantic Refining Company
Parade
Pris Et
Raspberry
Uney
Casey
Trier Crimitt
Safea
Atlantic
10Th
Liberty
French
Yaith
Iman Wardinski
Wardinski
Will Observe Anniversary Dinner And Card Party
A club invites members and the public to a tureen supper at 6 30 followed by a card party at 8 00 to raise funds for the Corry Bellet Fund. Attendees are urged to come early and contribute to the supper.
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Corry Bellet Fund
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrava
National Advertising Representative
Kimball, Inc
40Th St
New York
Rono
Seans
Esterday
Alex Medtnnes, Jr
C. E. Woodward
George Crippen
Ruth Auer
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Franklin
First Avenue
Corry Brick and Tile Company
John Calkins
Henry Keppel
Sarland
J.B. Moors
Doe Keleher
Hol. Kinley
Brownell Run
N. W. Hull
Elva
Daytona
Pla
U. S. Steel
McDuffie
ODD Fellows Hall
Film Shop
Helen Twelvetrees
Tapirly
Sue
Ricardo Cortez
D. OF A
ST. Thomas’s Services
ESA
Erie County
Charles Schloss
Tcket
Act R. H. Howell
Register of
Widing
Schloss
Garden Department
M. Ie Martin, Prop
South Center Street
Corry, Penn’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
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