Regular city meeting and community events noted
Regular city council meeting tonight with Harold Wolfe addressing Rotary members. Three train riders removed from No 58 by Officer Mooney. Knights Templar of Clarence attend church next Sunday. High school band performed at Rex theatre. Regular summer concerts planned in City Park. Pine Grove Cemetery shareholders meet tonight. Roosevelt administration figures to speak on air tonight. Heavy weekend traffic noted with new car models. John S. Paulson leaves shop to join Miles McCray. Harrisburg health reports forty four contagious cases. Perry Nichols sells news stand. expansion plans. Tulip bed vandalism reported on West Smith. Corry Relief Fund rehearsal and progress update. Union City poisoning rumor refuted. Hep McCarthy joins Eveready Service Station. Corry Hospital retrenchments noted. Stock prices up on repeal optimism. Mother's Day services held. churches report strong floral commerce.
Spring Creek road construction dispute stirs local booster hopes
Corry Spring Creek highway project faces rumors of a low grade Pinchot type road. Samuel Lewis of Harrisburg confirms modern bituminous construction with 11 inch thickness and 18 foot width. Bids show costs around 28 000 per mile, far above Pinchot prices, with a 5.65 mile section to be let this week and paving plans from Spring Creek to Garland next month.
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Corry Spring Creek
State Highway Department
Samuel Lewis
Pennsylvania
United States
Highway Department
Corry-Spring
Garland
Woman Teller Wins Parole
United Press report from Pittsburgh notes 68 year old Misa Kate M. G. Taylor pleaded guilty to abstracting 8250 from City National Bank after losing over 100000 in the stock crash. Judge Schnonmaker granted two years probation, citing illness and restitution to the bank. Taylor had worked three years at the bank and allegedly used forged savings and checks to take the funds between 1981 and 1992.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Misa Kate M. G. Taylor
Oi ‘City National Bank
FP. Schnonmaker
Miss Taylor
Twin Calves Surprise Kelso Cow Produces Six in Two Years
In Kelso Washington Fred Guthrie reports his Jersey cow has born six calves in two years, including three sets of twins. An Auburn Indiana item notes a man’s suicide linked to an automobile payment default. A local ad seeks day or hour work with experience, care of Journal et al.
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Kelso
Wash
Fred Guthrie
Jersey
Auburn
Ind
Willam Church
Mrs Pinchot Blames Gangs and High Taxes in Philadelphia
Mrs Cornelia Bryce Pinchot wife of the governor charged that high taxes in Philadelphia stem from the greed of gang politicians and led to many home sales for taxes. She labeled lawmakers as ineffective praising wage labor and progressive income tax as needed reforms. A Rockland note recalls editor Frank Alker' long remembered telephone number.
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Philadelphia
United Press
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Atlantic City
Harrisburg
Rockland
Mass
Frank 9. al- Rer
Rockland Standard
Rains Retard Planting of Corn and Potatoes Across Farms
The rainfall in the past two weeks slowed spring planting as farmers awaited dryer ground. Oats and meadows show strong progress, while corn and potatoes await clearer conditions. April and May weather boosted oats and meadows, investing farmers with cautious optimism and a drive to complete other spring tasks. Miss Dorotha Williams visited the Erie business district during the day.
Milk Price Rise Brings Hope For Dairymen League
April milk prices rise by two cents per quart with total cash returns at 74 cents after a 64 cent cash payment and 7 cent certificate. The Dairymen's League Cooperative Association sees improving market signals as New York trends hint at higher May prices for local producers.
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Dairymen’s League Co-operative Association
New York
New York City
Showdown Near Over S C Chairman ship
Gov says dismissals will occur due to lack of appropriations not political punishment. About 200 state employees may be dropped at the June 1 biennium start, with cuts aimed at reducing payroll rather than punishing opponents.
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Wweek
Sirect
French flier heads for Europe in Are En Ciel
Jean Mermoz the French aviator took off from Natal Brazil for Europe at 2 55 a m in his plane Are En Ciel. He later wirelessed that he was making good progress in fine weather and continued his voyage over the South Atlantic.
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South Atlantic
Natal
Brazil
Jean Mermoz
Europe
Are En Ciel
Plans for Wie Memorial Day Observance Meeting Called
Past national commander of VFW speaker Floyd Black named general chairman to organize the Wie Memorial Day observance at the VFW Home on West Washington Street. A meeting Tuesday evening will finalize committees for parade reception grounds and seats decorations music transportation publicity and the unveiling of a Pine Grove cemetery monument by a local veteran.
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Wie
Milan Waller
Jamies Sullivan
Livya Stowe
Howard Sheen
Milan Brown
Boston
Ponce Rossabee
Peru
Communion Breakfast at St Thomas Church
The Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 35 held its annual Mother’s Day communion breakfast at the Brick House Tea Room after eight o’clock mass at St. Thomas Church. Forty nine members and guests attended a flower decorated tea and 9 30 menu. Performances included vocal solos by Mrs J F O Connor a reading by Miss Margaret O Hare on Mother’s Day origin a solo by Mary Jean Sullivan and a talk by Rev Francis Graves. Mrs J J Slattery and her committee organized the event, which was enjoyed by all.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Brick House
St. Thomas Church
JF. O'Connor
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Harold Wolfe
Rotary Club
Harry Mooney
Clarence Commandery
Knights Templar
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Kane
Philadelphia Briefier
Republican
Lange
Rex Theatre
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Alexander & Company
Marvin H. McIntyre
Stephen J . Harley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
KDKA
John S. Paulson
North Center Street
Fvith
Miles McCray
East Washington Street
B. Porter
Board of Health
Perry Nichols
L. J. Kelly
South Center Street
Nichols
L. A. Pain
West Smith Street
Corry Relief Fund
Union City
Ufere
John Bogler
Bogler
Union City Hospital
Hep McCarthy
Pennaoll
Eveready
West Washington Street
Corry Hospital
New York Exchange
Sity
Spring Creek Road OF Sound Construction
Oil City
Schoonmaker
Root’s Furniture Store
Dorotha Williams
Erle Business
S.C
V.E W
Pine Grove Cemetery
America
President Roosevelt
Hong Fook
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