Community Notices From Corry and Vicinity
Personal mentions report many residents traveling for meetings and visits. IF A Loveland leaves for Harrisburg to attend the State Council of Education meeting while Charles Keating and Harold Wolfe head to Pittsburgh for the Notre Dame game. Mrs H C Barnes and others attend Erie Federation of Women’s Clubs events. Various residents make business trips to Erie, Pittsburgh, Oakville, and Titusville, with social visits noted and a few funerals observed.
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A. Loveland
Chicago
Harrisburg
State Council of Education
Charles Keating
Harold
L. J. Rowe
Titusville
D. ©. Dougherty
George Rooe
Robert Bradley
Barl
Bradley
H. Davenport
New York City
Raymond Manufacturing Company
J. J. Desmond
Centerville
Republicans Hold Rally In Grange Hall
West Spring Greely Republicans held a large rally with about three hundred attendees. The Ladies Aid Society offered supper while cider and doughnuts were served. A dance followed speeches by State Senator LeRoy B. Chapman Allison Wade Ben Donovan and John Siggins urging support for the Republican ticket and denouncing the New Deal and Democratic platform ahead of Tuesday's election.
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West Spring Greely
Grange Hall
Ladies Aid Society
Brown
LeRoy B. Chapman
Allison Wade
Ben Donovan
John Siggins
New Deal
Mine workers clash with pickets injure 12 at Susquehanna mines
United Mine Workers and United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania clash at No 7 Susquehanna collieries in Nanticoke with more than 1000 onlookers and 12 injured by stones and fists. Police report miners barred from working as unions muster 400 to march on the mine.
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United Press
Wilkes-Barre
United
United Anthracite Miners of
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna
Nanticoke
United Mine Workers
United Forces
Colin K. Metz
United Army
Stock market closes higher as dollar eases in New York
New York stocks bonds and commodities advanced while the dollar eased slightly. Oil and utility shares led gains amid a generally higher price market. Closing prices show varied moves across major names including American Can American Locomotive General Electric General Motors Studebaker and United Aircraft among others.
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Unites Ress
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
American Locomotive
American Smelters
American T & T Amaponda Copes Aulanti¢ Refining Ambum Occisee Eee
Retinietiom Shoe Eee
BOM Bendix Aviation
Canadian Pacific
Tdi Oreo
Ednes
Tere Dans Oem
Gwiysied Jy E
Golumbia Gus Ee
Northern Pacific
Sane Pee Ca Sam Pure Oil Radio
Socony Varun
Standard Oil Cali
Standard Oi NJ
Studebaker
UWS Heather Accessseedeve Texas
US Steel
United Aircraft
Tiniten Compepee Eevee
Westinghouse Electric
Roosevelt cuts mortgage rates to six percent nationwide
President Roosevelt intervened to set a 6 percent rate on mortgages guaranteed by the federal housing program. A letter exchange with Housing Administrator James A. Moffett showed disagreement over rate levels, with Moffett proposing 5 to 6 percent depending on local conditions. The policy aims to reduce housing costs, contrasting private-issue loans carrying higher charges.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Housing Administration
James A. Moffett
Housing Administration
Moffett
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