Corry Gunners Lead U S Team Tryouts at Corry Club
Corry Rod and Gun Club riflemen Blaine Wallace and Merle Israelson head the district trials for the United States Rifle Team to compete against England in July. Wallace scored 586 of 860, Israelson 780, with Roy Loder and Paul Dittmer close behind as trials drew a large crowd. The Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League met for year-end business, awarding Corry with the league trophy and presenting medals while a display of club trophies was prepared for window display.
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Paul Dittmer
Cambridge Springs
Roy Loder
Lawrence Parl
C. C. Lavelarél Corry
Wie Corry Club
Ciation
Corey Westie
South Center Street
Corry Man Arrested After Erie Crash Details
Corry resident Corry Han Ater Erie crash faces reckless driving charges. Information sworn by Howard Landis, another driver, states his auto collided with the suspect’s car on a Saturday night.
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A.W. Fisrman
Wayne Street
Corry
Brieua
Jural
Howard Landis
Tle
Gorey
Corry Grange Holds Saturday Meeting and Initiations
Corry Grange met Saturday evening with good attendance as members were initiated in the third and fourth degrees. After business, a program was presented and ice cream and care were served by the committee. The group will provide the program for Brokenston Valley Grange at Youngsville next meeting, date to be announced.
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Corry Grange
Brokenston Valley Grange
Youngsville
Cleaning and Dyeing Plant 10 to Open on East Church Street
Paul Clark, a local youth, will open a cleaning and dyeing plant at 41 East Church Street. He promises high hour service, goods called for and delivered, drawing on experience with Gran Mass Automine and Cleveland fur buyer J. Hes.
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Paul Clark
East Church Street
Mr ‘Clark Wan
Gran Mas Aonaig
Pittsburgh
J. J. Hes
Cleveland Furkey
Bethlehem Charges Submitted to Hoover
Representative Brumm of Pennsylvania charged at the White House that Bethlehem Steel failed to keep labor standards promised to President Hoover. He said Bethlehem indirectly bought Eastern Steel Works at Pottsville to deter employment, risking a thousand jobs. The matter, Brumm added, is before the Department of Justice for possible anti trust law concerns.
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Washington
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Hoover
White House
Brumm
Republican
Pennsylvania
Steel Corporation
Eastern Steel Works
Pottstown
Bethlehem Corporation
Department of Justice
Stocks Crash To New Low In Heavy Market Selloff
The New York stock exchange faced fresh selling pressure on May 18 as liquidity concerns and a subpar performance of rail shares pushed prices down. United States Steel common fell below par for the first time since 1924, and a Supreme Court decision on chain store business added to the gloom. Most leading issues slid to bear market lows with declines up to 10 points, though some lighter issues like Westinghouse Electric and Auburn Auto briefly rose before slipping again.
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Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Supreme Court
Shorts
Westinghouse Electric
Auburn Auto
Seven Are Killed on Iowa Grade Crossing
In Clamus Iowa on May 18 a Sunday joyride ended in tragedy as Walter Mumford 17 of Dewitt drove into a North Western passenger train. He and six companions all died: Martha Berner 20 Medona Berner 19 Bernadette Berner 18 Mona Berner 15 Arnold Berner 13 Mildred Beyes 18 all from Dewitt. The Berner children and Mumford were related as cousins.
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Clamus
Walter Mumford
Dewitt
Mumford
Martha Berner
Medona Berner
Bernadette Berner
Mona Berner
Arnold Berner
Mildred Beyes
Berner
Toronto
United States Leads in Civil Aeronautics Progress
United States leads in civil aeronautics with a superior transport passenger and mail airways system. Clarence M Young reported to President Hoover that the Federal airways system, though still under establishment, already surpasses any nation. The system, projected at about 25,000 miles of lighted airways, operates day and night for passengers mail and express.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
United States
Hoover
Clarence M. Young
Young
United
State College Student Shoots Self at Bellefonte
Bellefonte Pa May 18 Virgil S Shuey 18 aviation student at State College shot and killed himself on 4 hill south of Bellefonte Sunday according to police.
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Unites Press
Bellefonte
Virgil S. Shuey
Aviation Audent
State College
Christian Science Lecture Delivered At Rex Theatre
Arthur DeCamp C S B of St Louis Missouri spoke on Christian Science at the Rex Theatre before a large audience including visitors from Meadville Jamestown Westfield North Adams Warren and Eric The lecturer titled Christian Science Its Accord with the Lords Prayer was praised as one of the finest in years Introduced by Frank J Whiteley of the First Church of Christ Scientist the remarks included a personal healing account and reflections on belief and miracles ongoing from pages three
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Arthur PY. DeCamp
S. B
St Louis
Rex Theatre
Meadville
Jamestown
Westfield
Northast
Warren
Eric
DeCamp
Frank
G. Whiteley
First Church of Christ
Thin City
Air maneuvers move toward Chicago invasion drill
Fairfield Air Depot Dayton May 18. The army air defense fleet will sweep on Chicago for a simulated conquest led by Brig Gen Benjamin D Foulois. The maneuver, costing about 4 million dollars, tests formation flying dog battles and defense readiness across 612 planes poised for concentration on the eastern seaboard.
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United Press
Fairfield Air Depot
Dayton
Chicago
Gem Benjamin D. Poubist
Vdewth
Olt
Sobeselgg
Fairfield
Jmn
Benjamin D. Foulois
Paul Oja Sait
United States
Foulbis
Hoover Economy Extended to Interior Department
Washington May 18 The Hoover administration announced a potential 10 million dollar savings from interior department budgets following weekend economy talks. Officials expect further cuts in the War and Navy Departments, with larger reductions planned for the next two years after the 1932 election, while the interior department already matched a five million dollar target.
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United Press Washington
War Aid Interior Departments
Hoover
Toda
Interior Department
Rapidan
Navy Department
War Department
Hese
Two Killed and Several Hurt in Texas Fire
In Gainesville Texas on May 13 walls of two burning buildings collapsed, killing two bystanders and injuring about a dozen others. The dead were H. C. Tellegon, a Texas Power and Light foreman, and Wayne Willan. An M. E. T. high agent identified as the other victim. Injured were reported not in serious condition as spectators watched the flames from a sidewall near Trew Brothers Motor Company and Kinnerley Hardware Store.
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Texas
United Press
Gainesville
Tex
Trew Brothers Motor Company
Kinnerley Hardware
H.C. Tellegon
Texas Power and Light
Wayne Willan
M. E. T. Highat Egent
Veteran Flier Helmson Dies In Spectacular Crash
Omaha, May 18. The veteran aviator Chiayies N. Helmson known as Speed, was killed in a crash while piloting a 300 horsepower Laird plane. The aircraft dived about 2000 feet and rolled, then crashed in front of spectators, instantly killing Helmson and injuring two others. Theories cite misjudging distance or safety belt failure. witnesses noted movement inside the cockpit as it flipped end over end.
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United Press
Omaha
Chiayies N
Helmson
Avistar
Stualing
Holman
Chicago
Northwest Airave
Mines Belle, Rue
Kle
Laird
Ayer
Close Bank at Warren
Warren Ya May 14 frozen assets and local business stagnation triggered the closing of Citizens National Bank of Warren. The bank failed to open today as national bankers take over its affairs. Deposits totaled 90 000 with assets at 1 900 000 and capital of 129 000 with a 40 000 surplus. Underwood cited deposit declines as a key cause while other details await further investigation.
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Warren
Citizens National Bank of
Underwood
National Banke Ei
Hiss Department
War veterans to be honored at St Thomas church
Memorial services for Corry’s war dead will be held at St Thomas church next Sunday morning during the 10 o clock Mass. Rev Father Francis J Graves, rector, invites members of all military organizations and veterans to attend. The event marks the first such service at St Thomas, with a sermon planned and special decorations. public invited.
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Corry
St. ‘Thomas Church
Francis .J. Graves
St. Thomas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
American Legion
Legion Ausxiliary
Jn Ta Ody
St. Thomas Church
Sumiday
Lightning Strikes Barn Near Sparta Wrecking It
A severe electrical storm hit near Sparta on a Saturday evening, with heavy rain and thunder. Nine barn structures south of Spartanzburg were struck by lightning, becoming gutted. fire crews arrived but the barn was practically ruined.
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Sparta
Corry
Barn St Fish Fists
Spartanzburg
Sportsneburg Ure
Wie James
Harrisburg Governor Addresses Hire and Fire Powers
Governor Pinchot defends the Public Service Commission's power, stating the Von Moschzisker decision altered the governor’s ability to hire and fire commissioners. He references statements in reply to Harry Scott and confirms that Scott favored restoring the governor’s dismissal authority, as read from a dictated statement after meetings in Du Bois and Bellefonte.
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United Press
Harrisbury
Covernor Pinchot
Public Service Company Law of
Pennsylvania
Public Service
von Moschzisker
von Moschgisier
State Supreme Court
James Benn
S. Ray Selby
Pinchot
Ser
Harry Scott
Centre County
Fair Rate Board
du Bois
Bellefonte
Scott
Pinchot public utility reforms facing defeat
Harrisburg reports show leaders in both houses leaning to pass appropriation bills only while clashing over reapportionment election measures and public service company law changes. The Senate may block House amendments on utility rate controls granting governor removal power, with a conference needed on apportionment amid expected veto disputes and factional delays.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
General Assembly
Public Service
Pinchot
Howell Senate
Public Service Conmission
McClure Senate
Tormer WU
Sene
Tor Joseph Grundy
Montgomery
Bucks
Lehigh
Pike County
McClue
Clustiel
Richards
Common Wealth
Public Service Company
Lawe
Public Service Commission
Lonizlot
Three Young Men Hurt In Corry Auto Crash
Three Corry men were seriously injured when their Ford coupe left Findley Lake road near French Creek bridge. Driver Merle Sample and passengers Harold Dietzel and John W. Maloney sustained injuries from concrete post impacts. Belaple suffered severe leg wounds. Dietzel and Maloney were cut and shaken. all were taken for treatment.
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Corry
Findley Lake
Nto
Merle
Bud" Sample
Harold Dietzel
John W. Maloney
Sample
French Creek Bridge
Sud
Belaple
Ombert
Brite
Distrel
Malonay
Roth
Radio listings tease in mid evening schedule
The page outlines Tonight's top radio entertainments across networks. At 5:15 PM on WJZM and WABCO CBS the broadcast features a choir. WABC and WBC present Sherlock Holmes at 8:00 PM, while NES network offers a PirE program.
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Iinrmon Choir
Wabco
CBS
Braning le Paris
WBC
NES Nework
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