Corry News Highlights From June 7 1922
Fire call near the Lave Ive Co plant follows a grass blaze. Corry motorists are warned against the Lottsville to Panama road now being oiled and tarred. Obituary notes Lt. Aubey Caldwell dies in Erie. Knights of Columbus elects Jobs Row Magill Philadelphia state deputy. Revenue names new license agents including Fred Root Corry. Bishop Leonard reassigned to Pittsburgh area. Free garden potato drive organized by Corry Relief Fund. Marriage license issued to Carryer and Fish. Bendix Aviation reports quarterly dividend and stock buy. Grand Commandery Pennsylvania elects Maurice White as grand commander. Train accident near Kittanning noted. Kiwanis host Civil War vets luncheon speaker Rev G L Boyd. No contagious diseases reported. Preschool clinic active. city doctors busy. Radio WLEW seeks move from Oil City to Erie for better service.
Former Cashier at Olean Ends Life with Gun
Henry F. Klee, 65, a former cashier at the Hxrhang National Bank, killed himself last night at 208 North First Street. The body was found by his wife upon her return from visiting a sister. Coroner Bourne stated death was by self-inflicted gunshot and a note cited reduced finances as the reason.
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Olean
Henry F. Klee
Hxrhang National Hunk Tiers
North First Street
Klee
Head
P. H. Bourne
Salamanca
Relief Demands SAP State Welfare Fund
The Pennsylvania welfare fund faces a $9.72 million reduction to cover a $10 million Talbot act payment to poor districts for unemployment. Non-preferred appropriations include colleges, hospitals, asylums, and state-construction funds. salaries and ordinary expenses remain unchanged. The state holds $30.53 million cash on hand to cover $40.24 million non-preferred needs, with borrowing limited to $1 million for emergencies.
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Union Frese Harrisburg
Pennsyljanie
Willan
Sennaayr
Ordiing
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Special session loom s over relief funding debate in Philadelphia
City leaders clash as mayor denies need for extra legislative action while counties report high unemployment and strained budgets. Data lists show Pennsylvan ia counties with jobless rates and affected populations, highlighting regional relief priorities and fiscal constraints.
Delayed ruling expected in Democratic county chair dispute
Warren Van Dyke, state Democratic chairman, will decide within three weeks on who chairs the 10 rural Democratic committee amid a county split. Austin O'Brien claims chairmanship from a recent meeting at Strong Vincent High School, while James Lavery contests its legality. A next meeting is set for June 2 at the courthouse. Charles Schloss and others are rumored to seek the post. Joe Holden and Master Ralph Holden traveled to Greenville for a day's visit.
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BRIL
Warren van Dyke
Democratic Committee
Court House
Austin O'Brien
Strong Vincent High School
James F. Lavery
O'Brien
Lavery
Charles Schloss
City Wall Employe 3
County Pay Cut Foes Propose Paid Vacations Plan
Bay County commissioners push compulsory two week no pay vacations for all county employees arguing bigger savings than a 10 percent salary cut. They cite estimated annual savings around five thousand dollars plus past January reductions, while some workers fear already taken furloughs.
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Willis
Joseph F. Rogan
Helen M. Schiuraff
Rollo McCray
Gery Eral
Coldest spots debated by weather bureau in north region
The weather bureau concedes uncertainty over the exact location of the coldest readings in the United States. It notes strong possibilities in the northern North Nakoue area and the eastern Montane region, with other sites also considered.
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Weather Bureau
United States
Nakoue Nul
Ris Mr Broy for Heart Names Mentioned in Pointir
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a heart related item involving a person named Mr Broy and a locality or project titled Pointir. Context and details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a potential tribute or notice. The readable nouns suggest names, a location, and a health context.
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Mr. Broy
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