Corry Hospital press on Amendment No 8 bond plan
Corry Hospital urges backing for Amendment No 8 funding a $25,000,000 bond plan for welfare relief and state institutions. Local supporters warn a failed vote would cut state aid by 80 percent, threatening about $3,870 monthly for hospital operations amid a $16,793 total debt load.
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Corry Hospital
D. Warren DeRosay
Corry
Corry Institution
Signs of Improvement Yet Tragic Tool Trade Report
Second hand dealers in Chicago note rising demand for machinists tools and other mechanics gear, seen as a possible upturn in industrial employment. Yet stories recount workers selling their best to survive unemployment, ending with tool chests and relief looming as the last resources.
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Chicago
Michigan plan for pre session legislative program
The state adopts a proactive plan to prepare a comprehensive legislative program ahead of regular sessions. Michigan forms a bipartisan legislative council of eighteen and twenty months between sessions to shape a definite agenda.
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Michigan
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Ruth Gillette mirrors Mae West air in Hollywood tale
Hollywood profile traces Ruth Gillette from Shubert stage to Mae Wests circle. It notes her voice change after weight loss, ascent in films like Frontier Marshal, and Mae West’s role in directing opportunities. The piece highlights her contract clause keeping her at about 140 pounds and her star persona in gaudy velvet on screen.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
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Ruthillette
Whyncha
Gillette
Castis
Red
Ruth
Tage
Shuberts
Ainging
Mae
Charlie Brabin
Alice Brady
Queenie
George O'Brien
Frontier Marshall
Tombstone
Aziz
Dollar policy and Wall Street figures collide in 1930s tale
United Press reports on George F. Warren, who pitched the commodity dollar to Roosevelt, being swayed by Secretary Wallace a decade earlier and now championing the idea. Wallace argues honest dollars require crop control for real farmer benefit. Also notes Wallace's tennis, Warren’s career pivot, and Albert Wiggin facing ethics scrutiny after stock market crash remarks.
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United Press
Washington
George F. Warren
Roosevelt
Wallace
Warren
Michigan legislature aims for focused program before session
The article discusses upcoming state plans with a council approach to curb bills and duplication, focusing attention on major problems. It notes the need for a comprehensive program on important issues before the legislature convenes. It also mentions a model Shakespeare House project by Thomas McLarthy, a 22 year old unemployed individual.
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Michigan
Council
Shakespeare House
Philadelphia
Thomas McLarthy
Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
Paris styles shoes in brown and navy with bold cutouts
Paris watchers note Raoul sandal pumps in brown folded leather with black patent trim and swirled outer panels. Greco offers a navy blue kid oxford with leaf holes and a metal pin, styled simple yet striking, suited to tailored and cocktail outfits. Final figures in the community show drive at St Marys fell short of a $12,000 goal.
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Paris
Raoul
Greco
St. Marys
Corry High Defeats Warren in a 32 to 6 Victory
Erie area newspaper notes the Corry High School team defeated Warren 32 to 6 with Paulson and Hill as key ground gainers. Other items include a senior class current events program led by Mr. Weisman, Daughters of Isabella card party planned for Wednesday, and local residents traveling for hunting trips to Kinzua and Waterford.
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Weisman
Lass
Miss Drought
Corry High
Warren
Paulson
Hill
Beaverdam Church Dinner Draws Guests From Corry
The Ladies Aid Society at Beaverdam M. E. Church served a fine chicken dinner in the church dining room attracting many visitors from Corry. A substantial sum was raised as attendees enjoyed the delicious repast.
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Ladies Aid Society
T. M. E. Church
Beaverdam
Corry
Macbeth in Corry High auditorium draws strong advance sales
Interest remains high as James Hendrickson and Claire Bryce troupe present Macbeth at Corry High on Monday evening. Tickets are selling fast via high school students, with reserved seats at Condra's November Std. The Shakespeare company has thrived through tough seasons and brings vivid period costumes and new scenery. Local students Martha Brockman Virginia Kyser Jane Raymond Robert Cogswell Robert Hines Richard Halfast Don Doctor Jack Walsh take period roles.
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James Hendrckson
Claire Bryce
Corry High Auditorium
Anderson
Con‘dra
Shakespeare
New York
Hamlet
Fritz Leiber
Civic Theatre
Chicago
Lords
Martha Brockman
Virginia Kyser
Jane Raymond
Robert Cogswell
Robert Hines
Richard Halfast
Don Doctor
Jack Walsh
Man Died After Auto Collision Near Pipeline Pump Station
A man was fatally injured Thursday night when struck by an automobile on the City Haus ville road near the National Trimail Pipe Line pump station. George Goggins, 42 Grove Street, the driver of the coupe, and John P. dij oid, 24 Washington Ave, were passengers along with an unidentified young woman. Rockwell died en route to hospital, with severe injuries including mangled left leg and severed arteries and a broken right ankle.
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Srerry Rock
Weil
Hillcrest Ayente
Hassan Heights
Na Ional Trimail Pipe Line Company
Ol City-Hauseville Road
George Goggins
Grove Stree Que
John P. Dij
Washington Uve
Rockwell
Tygas
Northwestern Pennsylvania Advert Christian Conference Opens
The semi annual session of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Advert Christian Conference begins this evening at Corry Advent Christian Church at 7 45. Saturday features a 9 30 business meeting and an afternoon session, followed by an evening service at 7 45. Three services planned Sunday with invite to the public and requests for song books for the song service.
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Northwestern Pennsylvania
Advert Christian Conference
Corry
BASE Kadiel Victim Of Auto Accident Near Buttata Road
BasE Kadiel aged 45 of 608 Buttata road suffered compound fractures to both legs and a fractured arm with possible head and internal injuries after a car struck him on Buttain road near Gaskell avenue at 7 p m Wednesday. He was knocked from his stool and hurled several yards amid conflicting witness reports.
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Earl Kadiel
Buttata Road
Wellnéaday
Buttain Road
Gaskell Avenue
Puble
Billet
Virgil Grose
Wes Jeyville
Oil City Man Aids In Probe Of Tiverton Blast
James Berry president of James B Berry Sons Co of Oil City traveled to Tiverton Rhode Island to investigate damage from a blast at the New England Terminal Company fuel oil storage tank. The explosion killed three workers and wounded about a dozen, with one seriously hurt. Berry Sons Co holds part ownership of the terminal and the stored oil belongs to the firm. Local Berry officials lacked details as inspectors probed the scene.
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Oil City
James Vp. Berry
James B. Berry
Nesty
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