Plans Completed For Memorial Day Tribute To Corry War Dead
Memorial Day plans are set for honoring Corry area war dead. Governor Pinchot contemplates a second special session to secure unemployment relief, stressing no direct state aid without new funds. He cites 1 150,000 unemployed in Pennsylvania and limited requests from local officials for action. The plan includes a possible conference with General Edward Martin and leaders to map relief.
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Corry
United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Bute
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Boards of County Commissioners
Allegheny County
General Assembly
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ua Nflicia
Walker and Seabury Face in Gotham Probe
Mayor James J. Walker clashed with Samuel Seabury before the Hofstadter committee as 600 spectators filled a room built for 325. Walker denied, sneered, and chided while Seabury conducted questioning amid loud protests and hisses.
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Seabury
Gotham Probe
United Press New York
James J. Walker
Samuel Seabury
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
Soma
East Columbus Ave Street Work Underway
About twenty to thirty workers are now employed on the East Columbus avenue street improvement project. Baldwin Brothers Construction Company holds the contract and is pushing work rapidly. An early job includes a substantial widening from Hare Creek bridge to Sciota street in a low stretch. Motorists are advised to use the East Main Street Scott crossing detour during the project as the East Columbus avenue stretch is in bad condition.
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East Columbus Avenue
Baldwin Brothers Contruction Company
Hare Creek Bridge
Sciota Street
East Main Street
Scott Crossing
Clash Between Vets and Police Near Washington Freight Yard
Indiana Governor says state will provide motor truck transport for 400 World War I veterans traveling from Washington to the Ohio line. Vets seized by railroad guards fortify a planned attempt to capture a freight train in a tense standoff that drew 70 special officers and neutral local police.
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Leland L. Chesley
United Press
Indianapolis
Harry G. Leslie
Indiana
Tase
Washington
Ind
Ohio Line
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington, D. C
East St. Louis
William Walman
C. W. Galloway
Baltimore and Ohio
Galloway
American Legion
Tlinois
Proposed Autopsys Branded Medical Circus
In Miami fra May 25 Dr H L Ago has refused to join the panel for disinterment of Haden Clarke's body. The autopsy, ordered by counsel for Captain W N Tancester, indicted for Clarke's murder, was challenged as a medical circus. Clarke had planned marriage to Mrs J M Helth Miller, who married Lancaster.
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Seyeeprodeee
Miami
Fra
H. L Ago
Haden Clarke
W-N. Tancester
Mier
Clarke
J. M. Helth
Miller
Lancaster
Negro Deputy Slain in Forest City Jail Transport
In Forest City Arkansas on May 5 Deputy Sheriff J R Carlton was shot dead with his own weapon by a prisoner as he was being moved to jail. The assailant was a black inmate believed to have captured a second deputy C B Walker. A posse pursued the fugitive and captive toward unknown bounds.
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Smite Bake Forest City
Ark
J. R. Carlton
C. B. Walker
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed for Today
Wiz on Ny Network airs Moments at 7. WEAF NBC presents an 8 30 concert. WABC CBS offers Adventures in Health at 9 15 and Artists Musicale at 9 10. Gov A Ritchie speaks at 10 on WABC.
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WEAF
NBC Network
WABC
CBS Network
WHAN
Gov. A
Ritchie
Ford losses loom in balance sheet report
A Boston report shows Ford Motor Company facing a loss of about 58.6 million dollars for 1931 after dividends, compared with 44.48 million in 1930 and 81.80 million profit in 1929. The figures appear in the annual certificate of condition filed with Henry P. Long, state official.
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United Press
Boston
Ford Motor Company
Henry FP. Long
Neil McKay New Mayor as Civics Day Observed in Corry
Neil McKay will serve as Mayor of Corry on Thursday during Civics Day in the Boys Week program sponsored by the Rotary Club. Students from local high schools were elected to run city and school affairs, with Ray Eagle as postmaster and Chester Potocki as chief of police among the participants.
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Neil McKay
Corry
Rotary Club
Edward Feldt
J. W. & A. P. Howard Co
Raymond Manufacturing’pany
Cony-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Aero Supply Corporation
St. Edward's High
Ray Eagle
Clair Huth
Board of Education
Norman Orsell
St. Edward’s School
Cecil Akam
Bonnell Chase
Pottsville Chamber Announces Gift of Abandoned Steel Mill
Pottsville receives a donated 76 acre steel mill tract from Bethlehem Steel to aid city redevelopment. The gift, announced by the chamber of commerce, includes the abandoned mill bought last year for $500000 and will support greater industrial development in Pottsville.
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City OF
Pottsville
Syuated Press
Junior Elementary PITA Meets Thursday Regular Session
The group will convene Thursday at 3 30 in room No 6 of the Junior High school for a regular session. The program includes a song by second grade pupils a piano solo by Dickie Wasner a tale by Principal H G Wolfs and vocal items by Misses Mary Frances Brooks and Dorstha Mae Rickers.
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Dickie Wasner
H. G. Wolfs
Mary Frances Brooks
Dorstha Mae Rickers
Memorial Day Observance Set With Parade and Park Exercises
Judge Orin J. Watt to give the Memorial Day address as Erie prepares a citywide observance. A parade will form with fraternal groups, veterans, school children and civic bodies marching to the City Park for ceremonies. The Rotary Club will award a trophy to the school with the highest parade participation.
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Charles Presting
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Odd Fellows, Maccabees
Stantons Hose Company
Pennsylvania National Guard
Schol
W. FP. W
Washington Street
First Avenue
Center Street
Smith Street
Rotary Glob
Orin J. Watt
Orphans’ Court
Erie County
Milan Waller
Stanley Wast
ALR
Ben
Locsoess Veterans’ Organizations
Orin J. Wail
Curtis 10 faces N J grand jury in kidnap hoax
Hopewell New Jersey May 25 The misdemeanor charge against John Hughes Curtis linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping hoax will be presented to the Hunterdon grand jury Thursday Prosecutor A Q Hatok said Col Charles A Lindbergh victimized by the ruse will not testify though may appear as a defense witness Police report the grand jury probe into Joye’s $50 000 payment to alleged kidnappers continues and a Bronx jury recessed until June 2 after hearing witnesses including Morita Rosner and others linked to the case
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Hopewell
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Lindbergh
Faker
Hunterdon Grand Jury
A. Q. Hatok
Charles A. Lindbergh
Curtis
Roas Grand Jury
Joye
Bronx
Tang
Morita Rosner
Underworld
Irving Hits
Salvators Spitale
Edsdbergh
Rosneré
Prussian Diet Clashes Injure Deputies in Berlin
In the Prussian Diet in Berlin on May 25 fighters from Hitlerites and Communists clashed. Inkwells desks and chairs flew as Hitlerites, about sixteen, battled seven Communists, ejecting them from the hall after a shouting confrontation led by communist deputy Wilhelm Pleck. The invaders then returned to their seats singing the brown shirts march.
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United Press
Berlin
Wil
Helm Pleck
Hitler
Wagner submits new relief bill
Senator Wagner of New Jersey introduced a 2.3 billion dollar relief bill drafted by a special subcommittee and endorsed unanimously by the joint Democratic steering committee. The measure funds 1.5 billion to expand Reconstruction Finance Corporation borrowing for self liquidating construction, 500 million for other public works bonds, and 200 million for direct state unemployment relief loans.
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Woned Press
Washington
Wagner
Dem
N. J
Democratic
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Keynoters Under Fire for Family Payroll Ties in Congress
Washington May story notes two national convention keynoters, Senator L J Dickinson of Iowa and Senator Alben Barkley of Kentucky, are linked to relatives on the payroll. Dickinson tightened family lists after moving from the House, employing a son-in-law as secretary and a messenger. Barkley has a son at 4900 and a daughter at 1800. he says the daughter helps at home and offers no apology.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
L. J. Dickinson
Towa
House
Dickinson
March
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
L. L. Barkley
Senator Barkley
Crafton Woman Seeks Damages for Alienation of Affections
Mrs. Lou ise Sudbury France of New Haven Conn sues Miss Indiana R Loomis of Crafton Pa in federal court for 50000 dollars claiming alienation of her husband William France. She alleges Loomis visited with the Frances in New Haven and at vacation spots in the Maine woods and harmed the home happiness with her wiles and influence.
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Pittsburgh
Louise Sudbury France
New Haven
Conn
William
Indiana R. Loomis
Crafton
France
Loomis
Frances
Maine Woods
Two Fingers Found Near Neville Island In Pittsburgh
Police say two fingers were found at the edge of the Observ er near Neville Island wrapped in a red handkerchief. They appear cut with a sharp instrument and possibly floated downstream. Investigations continue.
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Pittsburgh
Dana
Neville Island
Guardsmen Patrol Hocking Valley Mines Amid Strike
More than 200 Ohio national guardsmen including a Washington Courthouse unit patrolled the Hocking Valley mines near Nelsonville and Ubregsville to curb unrest. Governor White called up troops at Sheriff Wigg ett and Prosecutor Bolen's request after a picket clash injured a mine supervisor. Militia aid may not be needed at Walford mine as operations resume. Shots fired in a sniper clash left no injuries.
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United Press
Athens
Ohio National
Walford
Ubrichsville
Regular Atlantic airmail route urged by world committee
The trans Atlantic committee of the world congress of ocean fliers backs regular Europe to United States mail by Northern Iceland route. It proposes trials England Ireland Labrador to New York to support meteorological stations, and notes a Pacific Chicago Nome Behring Straits Siberia Japan route with cautions due to limited testing. The panel includes Lindbergh influence and meteorological needs.
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World Congress of Ocean Fliers
Europe
United States
Iceland
United Press Rom
Trans ‘Ageanic Committee
England
Teeland
Labrador
New York
Pacific
Chicago
Nome
Behring Straits
Siberia
Japan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Holden , Richardson
Albert F Hegenberger
Harold Gatty
Sir Arthie Brown
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Great Britain
Sewer Repair Expanded on East Smith Street
An extensive sewer repair job on East Smith Street grows larger as a twenty foot section was repaired and another segment needs similar work. Street Commissioner Hustington and four street department workers handle the rebaly effort as costs exceed original estimates.
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East Smith Street
Hustington
Street Department
German fliers in peril during Europa to Boston flight
Two German airmen aboard a Junkers two wing plane launched from the liner Europa attempted a catapult to shore flight toward Boston with mail. The craft was reported down near Nantucket with the crew described as leading German air service members. Rescue status and exact coordinates remained unclear.
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Boston
United Press
Europa
Lloyd Line
Gera
Nanticket
Joachim Blenkenburg
Kirchoff
Aff Oils
Nore German Lloyd Line
Ezopa
German Air Service
Coast Guard
Liegel Hiner Europa
New York
Invitations Issued for Corry High Alumni Reunion 1932
Invitations were mailed for the Corry High School Alumni Association’s fifty-eighth annual reunion and banquet to be held Wednesday evening at the Junior High School. Fred Miller, president, and an executive committee organized the program. The banquet at 4:30 p.m. features welcome by President Miller and a response from Miss Helen Lewis for the class of 1932. After business, new officers will be elected and an entertainment segment The Little Red Schoolhouse of 1932 will be presented with cast details announced later. Visiting and dancing will close the event.
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Ifty-Eighth
Corry
Frank Ty Babbitt
Fred Miller
Beth
Juniior High School
Miller
Corry High School
Misa Helen Lewis
Little Red Schoolhouse
Mempers
Findley Lake Pavilion Poised For Top Dance Bands This Summer
Manager Harry Teets of Lake View pavilion at Findley Lake negotiates for a major summer booking by a renowned ten man orchestra, the California Barlers, to play Saturday evening. Sie Meeks and Ebony Jac Jester, with vocalists, will provide music for weddings and parties. Teets promises top quality entertainment for guests.
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Findley Lake
Harry Teets
Lake View
Wimdley Lake
California
Sie Meeks
Lacy
Findley Dale
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