Hoover and Pinchot clash in a California appeals push
An editorial letter contrasts President Hoover’s campaign appeals to California voters with his Pennsylvania aid during the recession. It criticizes the selective distribution of Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds and warns against political pork barreling, urging restraint in the election lobbying.
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WR. Hoover
Galiforni
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Pennylvania
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Pincchot
Hoog Y
Palo Alto
California
Hearsy
Reconstruction Corporation
Myer
Pinchot
Finante Corporation
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Congress
Historical Queries on County, State, and Addresses
The questions list population of Bre County, Germany’s size, Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address date, authorship of Old Folks at Home, Fairview burgess, and author of a line about human might. It prompts turning to page 7 for answers.
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Bre County
Germany
Fairview
Wilson Wins and Local Election Happenings in 1912
Twenty years ago in Corry Journal files dated November 7 1912 headlines report Wilson and Marshall victory plans for a major charity event for Corry Hospital. Notables include Capt J Austin D Warren DeRosay bound for Pittsburgh to present needs before the state charity committee and preparations for a benefit production. Police probe lawless election-night acts while a freight train accident near the Erie Railroad death of William Sexton is noted. Hunters trip starts as a high school basketball season nears with two armory games. Traffic on the Buffalo division disrupted by a light engine derailment near Carty Brick and Tie Co plant.
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J. Austin
D. Warren DeRosay
Pittsburgh
Legislative Appropriations Committee
Charities
Corry Hospital
Buffalo
Carty Brick and Tie Co
Special Cop Is Badly Burned In Tar Incident
Oldan November 7 John Olmstead North First Street a well known special policeman, was severely burned in the face while melting tar in Oak Hill Park. A large chunk slipped from his grip causing hot tar to splash on his face neck and forehed. He was taken to a physician and then to his home Chestead doctors expect no permanent scarring.
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Oldan
John Olmstead
North First Street
Mr. Olmstead
Oak Hill Park
Journal to provide full election news and rapid updates
The Journal plans all night coverage with United Press staff and Paris Clapper bureau providing swift accurate reports on the presidential race. Returns from Corry precincts will come early as voting machines and theater bulletins keep patrons informed with hourly results. An oyster supper and special election night events are planned at local venues.
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Press Association
Raymond Clapper
Washington
Whi
Henry, Misselwitz
Prandin D. Roosewell
Herbert Hoover
Meir
United Press
Journal
West South Street
Rex Theatre
Knigits of
Columbus
Rex Management
K. of Q
Corry
Former Corry Resident Mary Blair Dies in Indiana
Former Corry resident Mrs Mary Yates Blair died at her son Donald Blairs home in Gary Indiana Saturday morning. Her body was brought to Corry for funeral services conducted at 2 PM at Alexander and Company Funeral Parlors with Rev Gilbert L Boyd presiding. Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Widow of John J Blair she had been ill months. Family left Corry about 24 years ago. Two sons Donal Blair and Yates Blair of Gary accompanied the remains.
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Mary Yates Blair
Donald Blair
Gary
Ind
Corry
Alexander and Company
Gilbert L. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
West Lawn
Columbus
Funeral Rites for Norma Jean Swarm
Rev. Francis Graves of St. Thomas Church officiated Sunday at 2 30 p m for Norma Jean seven weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Swarm of West Church Street The child died at Corry hospital after a brief pneumonia illness Interment was in St Thomas Cemetery
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Norma Jean Swarm
Francis Graves
St.Thomas Church
Norma Jean
Chester Swarm
West Church Street
Corry Hospital
St. Thomas Cemetery
Clarendon Man Dies of Burns
Warren November 7 David Whitsbill sixty year old oil man of Clarendon died at Warren General Hospital after burns from steam from a pimp hose on his lease near Old Clarendon. He walked to the scene with help from Cr J G Hyer one and a half miles away. Admitted believing burns not fatal he worsened and died early morning. Unmarried he lived alone in Old Clarendon longtime Clarendon resident originally from Clarion. HM Rounds left for Warren on business.
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Warren
David Whitsbill
Clarendon
Warren General Hospital
Old Clarendon
Gibson Funeral Home
Old Clarenson
Clarion One
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Sthar Guegrove
Onal Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New York
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Chicago
Chamber of Com
Carry
America
Owen Doung
Baer
Theo
Ting
Wilson
Sieese
Marshall
Wellington
Corny Hospital
Willa Hull
Daytona
Mia
J.C. Spencer
Meadville
Erie Railroad
William Sexton
Walter Kinney
Siling
M. T H. Brooks
Will Lewis
Retward Rosabacher
Dave Lines
Roy Skinner
Charles Patterson
J. C. Kibler
B. Kibler
M. H. Christie
Art Hill
Hlm. Norton
Ira Cady
Patten
Journal Today
Hoover Roosevelt
Onis
Ulan
Indiana
Chapin’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Federal Reserve System
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