Early Morning Fire Delays Road Building and Cyclone Losses
An early morning fire draws hundreds as Corry plans honor for war dead and a state road building program faces possible delays. Secretary of Highways Wright sees no delay, while Auditor General warns of postponements. funding gaps threaten hundreds of miles of road work across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Okla
Secretary of Highways
Wright
Auditor General
Tly
Tharrisbitege
Ann Titap-Crener
al Sainviel
Lewis
Welles
Gererater
Dilay
Aidiion Generl Lewin
Contacu
Wright Gil
Department of Property
Primi
Ferest
Vis Menthe
Janine
J Clyde
Eisai
World War Veteran Dies Wednesday at Home
World War veteran Stanley Meu naigen died Wednesday at his Wiscon paren t’s home 128 Franklin Street, of pulmonary tuberculosis. He was a widower and survived by one son, his wife, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements listed with viewing at home Wednesday evening and burial Sunday in Ores, PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Pratt
Juli
Franklin Etrret
Ne Witt Gad
Gindeo
Pinyes
Howe
Ores
Major Olmstead to go to Honolulu for service term
Major Olmstead, stationed at Fort Leavenworth, leaves in the next month for a six week course in the general services. He and his daughter are visiting the hometown as they prepare to join him later for sailing to Honolulu aboard transport for the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawsay Whiatead
Fort Leavenworth
Penaral
Honolulu
Gervicw
Olmsteut
Thin Ottye
Olmetend
Sai Hinticlsen
Scofield Darrick
Tmonstaly
Bomb Blasts Kill Many as Bucharest Hit by Shells
United Press reports a catastrophic munitions explosion in Bucharest on May 2. The capital suffers widespread damage as shells burst across the city, killing and injuring many residents while the royal ministries escape the worst. Parliament adjourns amid the blasts and schools are disrupted, with civilians seeking safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Bucharest
Raiaiania
Greoen Tiirely
Netiflery
Wiriow
Bids Opened For Parochial School Here
Chaphian and Graham of Jamestown, now engaged in constructing a new hotel, were low bidders for the erection of St Edward's parochial school. Bids were opened by Rev ME Tricey on Wednesday afternoon, with proposals ranging from 2540 to 433,0120 percent. Ground breaking is planned for June just north of the parochial residence. GH Ramos, who spent two weeks in Chicago, is expected home tonight.
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Chaphian and
Graham
Jamestown
Conve
St. Edward
ME. Tricey
Allérnoon
Jamestown First Oy
Fagan
Stig
UN Shelby Company
Wikt
Janey Town
Fr Wee
Market Close and Listed Companies Across Oil and Rail
The page lists numerous companies across energy and transportation sectors including American Smelters, Canadian Pacific, Chicago and Northwestern, Packard Motors, Studebaker, Sinclair Oil, Westinghouse, and New York Central. It notes market close items and percentages, with references to oil, steel, and utilities firms and regional firms such as Oil City and Gil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loman && Bryan
Oil City
T&t
Ian American Woolen
Anncana
Bethichnim
Stes
Canadian Pacification
Matar
Chicago & Aftonagaa
Phicago
Gt. Weatarn
Cihicago
Novahwesta
Chile
Brie
Motors
Great Northern
Maxivell
Bes Mickle
Missouri
Pacifie Teecee
New York Central
Northern
Pacific
Aide Packard Motors
Amerie NH
Penn
Averisners
Reputii
Simms Pet
Sinclair Oil
Studebaker
Routhern Pi
Texag Co
Gil
Stell Union Bit Union Natural Gav
UES Steel
Wabi
Westinghouse Willys Overdue
Pinchot Urges Moment Of Memorial Day Reverence
Governor Pinchot proposes a five minute pause from 12 to 12:05 noon on Memorial Day as a nationwide and commonwealth tribute to veterans both living and dead. He urges all people to honor those who died and to remember living veterans from Lincoln era fighters to World War I wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiarrisburg
Pinchot
Lincoln
Kiwanis Club Aims 3200 for Hospital Fund Drive
Kiwanis members led a campaign to raise 3200 to aid Corry Hospital Association by clearing indebtedness or funding needs. At a regular meeting at a local restaurant, progress reports and campaign plans were shared. Wallace Harmon and others outlined a club orchestra project while ongoing organization efforts were discussed for future weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Jaye
Satie
Corey Buiulig Wid Loan Association
Mts
Track Meet Scheduled Tomorrow at Fair Grounds
Corsy's Tigh squad faces Youngville Tigh in a dual meet at the fair grounds tomorrow afternoon. Events start promptly at 2 o'clock with a large crowd expected. A plan to build a club bowl at the grounds includes showers and dressing rooms for the Teal squad.
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Corsy
Fair Grounds
Colored Bantam to Meet Lundberg Tonight in Semifinal
Peewee Smith a Buffalo colored bantam meets Hint Lundberg of Javndstown in the six round semifinal tonight. Smith has defeated rivals Kid Vic Bobby Hamilton William Gunningham George Kenosky and Tony Moore hesitated to pit his man against the colored bantam but says it should be a great fight.
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Peewee Smith
Buffalo
Hint Lamdberg
Javndstown
Kong
Smith
Kid Vic
Bobby Hamilton
Willia Gunningham
George Kenosky
Tony Moore
Iy Man
Agaist
Barton
Powers Livery Burns and Nearby Garage Destroyed
Fire of unknown origin gutted Powers Livery and damaged a nearby garage on Winst South Street early this morning. Flames leaped across the rear section, threatening the Trill plant and nearby properties. Powers reported rescuing horses and taxis, with insured claims totaling thousands as investigators probe the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Winst South Street
Art
Howe
Michael ‘Carrall
Waid
Lilfie
Carrells
Tome
Tis
Powges
Dolief
Trill
Power
Lehi Clanvert
Mit RM
Lawn Social Fine Success At Parish Event
A lawn social at St Edward's Parish Hall drew about forty attendees for a well attended program. Speakers included Jumner Sullivan, Mig Margarit, Kirler, Leonard Burkstadt, Miss Maris Banks, Ethel Kimger, and Miss Mary Moray. Tea, cake, and a rolfred were served to guests.
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Toseph Hurkbart
Jumner Sullivayy
Mig Margarit
Kirler
Leonard Burkasdt
Maris Banks
Misa
Ethel
Memorial Day Arrangements in Corry for Observance Parade
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 204 and related groups plan a Memorial Day parade and ceremonies in Corry. A procession will form at West Pleasant Street and Center, proceeding to Mill and Main, ending at the park for speeches, choral performances, and floral tributes. Citizens are urged to join, display the flag, and observe the nationwide remembrance.
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Bory
Wwe
A. W Thompson
Sunfork
Pleasant Street
Penter
Mill
Main
Erie
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Odd Fellowes
Salvation Army
Fire Department
Boy Scout
Yark
Corry Band
Amer Sisters
AM Sing Invention
Martin
Corry Choral Society
Y—.Seyer
Choral Society
Addrore
Jove Pronerick
B. Sehoonsmakeer
Esscees
Samael Atak
Joves Post
Tae Corry
Corry
Veterans Inf Foreign Wars
Tomorrane
Tonel
Evie
V. Alberti
Journal to Cover Carpentier Gibbons Fight Tonight
Journal staff complete preparations to print live blow by blow details of the Carpentier Gibbons bout at Michigan City on Saturday. Details will be released via the Journal telegraph machine and a rapid bulletin if the crowd warrants. The fight is scheduled for 6 o clock Central time.
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Journal
Marpentier Gibbons
Michigan
Qsy
U S Party Captives in China Reported
A U S party including Americans was captured near Ti-Wane in Kwangtung while en route to Kweilin. Rex P. Ray of Richmond Virginia and LaHer New York led efforts from Canton to aid their release. Two unnamed British nationals were also captured in the incident.
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Unites
Xver
PEKIN
Kweilin
Missaidiiavien
Ai AM
Mausulus
Manton
Aner
Ean Tesarion
Rex P. Ray
Richmond
Her
New Yorke
Vonmul Chamberlain
Canton
Ti-Wane
Hatch Named Receiver of Clark Company
Jule A P Rossiter named Charles Match 10 acting permanent receiver for Hanler Clark and Son, a large iron works and manufacturing firm in temporary receivership with Security Savings and Trust Company of Brief in charge. The court ordered follow committee recommendations to wind up affairs and seek sale within six months. Clark interests face substantial financial stake.
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Jule A.P. Rossiter
Charles Match
Hanler Clark and Son
Iweaker
Vicinity
Security, Savings and Trust Company’ of
Brie
Hatch
Squidutin
Tod New Conseih
Pre-Organian Finan
Clark
Opera Havander Tie
Hatet
Informationrom Re
Thi
Junior Choir of M E Church Entertained
An evening gathering in the dining room of the M E Church featured the Junior Choir. Mrs Thelma King welcomed guests, with replies from Miss Gorton and remarks by Lyle Raster and others. The program included music, readings, and a piano piece, highlighting years of work under GA Biston and Mrs Shea.
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Ue Darensuss
Thelma King
Dorens Chass
Miss Gorton
Rey Red Iinger
Lyle Raster
Teader
G. W. Pasterson
Ralph Ward
Oklahoma tornado devastates southeastern area killing and injuring many
A devastating tornado ripped through southeastern Oklahoma near Wetemka and surrounding towns. Dozens died or were injured and communications lines were disrupted. Hospitals rushed casualties as volunteers and National Guard units assisted in rescue, while doctors warned of continuing danger and scarce supplies.
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Wetemka
Okla
Atay
Oklahoma
Menivertar
Rania
Armattinge
Woodall
Persis
Quijneéch
Warnes
William Wirhelpede
Macys Ward
Amuyghont
Ameriaut Leyiort
Seek Flowers to Decorate Graves of All War Veterans
City war veterans appeal to the public for floral offerings to decorate graves in the cemeteries. Any kind of rose will be appreciated by the veterans. the roses should be fresh. The state notes plans for a service at the park Friday morning, hoping every organization in the city will provide a floral offering.
Lutheran Women Met Wednesday at Parlor Meeting
A Lutheran Women’s gathering convened Wednesday at the parlor of the Bethesew orphanage. Plans were laid for a community event at the president Mrs. ALA Willan’s home Tuesday afternoon for Bethesew orphanage supporters. Mrs. Tiiletron will lead an instructional program, guests invited, followed by refreshments.
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Ala. Willan
Bethesew
Tiiletron
Albert Merkee
Bnere Hawhels
Hunting Licenses Available July 15
County Treasurer announces hunting licenses go on sale July 15. A warning notes that only permits for legal game hunting will be issued, and licenses for protected birds are not eligible.
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Tvs
Five Best Radio Features Across Stations
A roundup of radio features on stations including KSD St Louis and WIP Philadelphia, highlighting a joint recital with Ern Kom and Hedy Spielter, and a Pacific Coast radio drama My Heart with WGY Schenectady.
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KSD
St Louis
Schubert Clit
East St Louis
WEAP
New York
Ern Kom
Centralis
Anta Fried
Hedy Spielter
WIP
Philadelphia
Enuten
Koo
Oalland
WGY
Schenectady
Dunterr
Mendeesohie
Mary
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Major Olmstead
King Ward
Uip
Chapman and Graham
GH Ramos
Uhicago
Tran Mea
Sprague
York Curb
Arkuisayny
Hestera Oil
Glenmark
Building and Loan Association
Lundberg
Powers Livery
City Park
Schoonmaker
Carpentier-Gibbons Fight
U. S. Party
China
Clark Company
Rossiter
Charles M. Hatch
Haniel Clark and Son, Inc
M. E. Church
Dorcas
Southeastern
United Press
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