Corry hosts three day Jubilee Barzun sale event
Thousands from Corry and nearby areas participate in the three day Imainoth Jubilee opening tomorrow. Stores display Jubilee bargains with windows decorated and prizes awarded daily. Shoppers are invited to visit each store to view promotions and enter daily prize drawings.
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Cleeo
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Sale Set Over Three Days Displays City Storefronts
A damaged notice outlines a three day sale to clear high quality goods in Covey and nearby districts. Stores will open at 9:30 AM and 4:39 PM on Tuesday and Friday, with intervals between sessions and limited access during the sale period.
Recruitment and Merchandising Event Draws City Attention
The notice describes a historic sale and merchandising highlight in the city with a public invitation to residents. It mentions a local figure and a notable event with plans for publicity and community excitement.
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Peru
Gorry
Corry
Jubilee shopping spree spurs dawn to dusk crowd surveys
Shoppers in Corry swarm the High Street as merchants prepare a Jubilee sale event. Large crowds circulate the area inspecting shops while officials warn to expect a busy day ahead and potential extended hours.
Senate Wage Bill Back On Track With GOP Support
Senate Minority Leader Charles McNary backed quick final passage of wage hour legislation after months of debate. Southern Democrats led by Pat Harrison urged sending the measure to the education and labor committee for consideration, while McNary favored swift conference to reconcile differences. The House earlier voted 86 to 0 to approve the bill largely as drafted by Mary Norton.
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Washington
Senate
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Ore
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Pat Harrison
Miss
Senate Education and Labor Committee
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WeNary
Cottess
Hill
Education and Labor
House
Mary J. Norton
House Labor Committee
Hopkins and Ickes Under Senate Fire
Senator Wheeler attacks Harry Hopkins and Harold Ickes for interfering in primary politics. He accuses them of urging support for candidates and criticizes government officials for meddling in elections. The fiery senate debate centers on the $5,247,025,000 recovery bill and internal party contests.
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Washington
Parton K. Wheeler
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Harry L. Hopping
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Hopkins
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Interior
Harold L. Iekes
Hess
Roosevelt Aids Jones In Pennsylvania Primary
WASHINGTON May 25 United Press reports Day George H Batle of Pennsylvania left the White House claiming President Roosevelt assured him of full support for Democratic primary nominees in Pennsylvania. He said the president invited party leaders to confirm backing for the November election. Also mentioned were Pennsylvanian figures and Pittsburgh candidates involved in gubernatorial subtidemelections.
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George H. Batle
Pennsylvania
White House
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Charles Joney
Pittsburgh
Earle Pleads for Unity in Pennsylvania Democrats
Gov George Earle urged Pennsylvania Democrats to bury the hatchet and unite to defeat the Republicans in November. The appeal followed a bitter primary and was echoed by Charles Alvin Jones and David Lawrence at a Democratic peace dinner tied to the state federation women’s convention. Invitations to Kennedy supporters were rejected by opposing leaders including Thomas Kennedy and Joseph Guffey.
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Pittsburgh
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State Federation of Democratic Women
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Cadidile
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Thomas Kennedy
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Joseph Guffey
Committee For Industrial Organization
Supreme Court Bars Dauphin Graft Probe
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court restricted the Dauphin county grand jury inquiry into alleged graft in Governor Earle's administration, ruling the petition vague. The court allowed the probe to proceed if DA Carl B. Shelley amends within 29 days to specify criminal charges, with Chief Justice Wythekurt delivering the opinion. Justice Maxey prepared a dissent.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Grand Jury
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State Supreme Court
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Shelley
Ghief
John Wy Fkephart
George W. Maxey
Charles Margiotti
Margiotti
Tarle
Carl B. Shelley
Daulphin Court
Earle
Supreme Court
Margiotti Says Grand Jury Will Probe State Officials
Charles Margiotti expressed confidence that the Dauphin county grand jury would proceed with an investigation of graft and corruption charges against Democratic officials after a conference with District Attorney Carl B. Shelley in Pittsburgh.
Frost Damages Crops as Mercury Rises to 28 Above
Heavy frost last night damaged crops and fruit trees in Con chord township and surrounding districts. Temperatures ranged from 28 degrees to above freezing with forecasters predicting warmer weather soon. Gardeners report slowed growth and some loss of early vegetables and flowers.
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Conchord
Wayne
T Otter
Carter Hill
Thurreay
WPA Employees To Be Rehired Avers Hudson
Hudson states WPA employees will be rehired only if they show they learned their lessons. He cites reports that three of five county workers were back on the job but claims political activity. others to be dismissed under budget cuts, eliminating about 300 administrative posts.
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Hocarn
Fate of slayers still not known in Pennsylvan ia case
A Pennsylvania Parole Board delayed action in the cases of John Polens and Joe Senuskas, two Warren County slayers seeking death sentences. Reported today by the Journal of the United Press.
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Joe Senuskas
Warren County
Journal of the United Press
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Leila
Unemployment Benefits Totals Revealed Across District
Department figures show Corry workers received over 22 thousand dollars in unemployment benefits since eligibility began in February. Average payments vary by city, with Corry at 4.01 dollars, the district's lowest, while Meadville and Warren report about 10.07 and 10.42 respectively. In Corry, 125 checks were issued totaling 1,290.25 dollars, plus a separate wreck-claim expenditure. A strike threat loomed in Indiana County as highway workers opposed the dismissal of several supporters of a gubernatorial candidate.
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Forty Hours Devotion Ends Amid Interfaith Procession
Large crowds attended the Forty Hours event as Catholics and Protestants joined in services at St Titus church and St Joseph's Home for Children. The Sisters of Mercy led the procession with reverent decorations, and clergy from multiple parishes conducted Masses and the Litany.
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Attacks on State University Spark Controversy at Lutheran Event
A hostile attack on the American state university agenda sparked debate at the 96th annual convention of the Pittsburgh Synod of the United Lutheran Church in Times Town, Indiana. Visitors Mira Hazel Knowlton and G W Knawitin attended the event this afternoon as security concerns were discussed.
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Plane Explodes In Air and Crashes Near Cleveland Airport
A transport plane bound for Los Angeles exploded in midair and crashed near Cleveland on May 25, killing 10 aboard. Witnesses reported flames from the airliner just before impact, with the wreckage seen near the airport and the suburban town of Cleveland Heights. The crash occurred about 10 miles from the airport at 10 17 p m, in poor visibility, as investigators began to piece together the cause.
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Europe’s War Crisis Nears Danger Point
In Prague President Sdouard Fenes praises youths on his birthday as the crisis deepens. At Eger, Sudeten Germans cite deaths and cheers for Hitler while Berlin vows to defend borders amid border tensions near the Dutch frontier. A freighter bombing near Valencia adds to regional tensions.
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