Storm sewer debate looms amid council and public doubt
Corry council faces a split on storm sewer plans tied to a Works Progress Administration grant. Officials say the project, costing under 20 000 dollars, would widen the creek, reduce flood risk, and create local jobs with minimal direct tax cost, while awaiting broader sewage disposal funding. The plan could be pushed quickly if labor and funding align.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry
Bupgraia
WEA
Corry
Campaign era musings and local happenings collage
A compact chronicle of 1930s small-town life with election chatter. Mentions a premature Armistice, Christmas decorations, a trombone-playing teen at the University of Pittsburgh, and a gas-lit car display. Notes radio and newspaper anecdotes, local crime notes, and social remarks about movers and shakers. Includes political figures Landon and Roosevelt with election buzz and post-election celebrations.
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Hare
Europe
Busi Hes
Johnny Merrick
Walter
H. Merrick
East South Street
University of Pittsburgh
New York
Bill van Vleet
Garalze
Chrysler
Billis Korage
Corry
Post Office
C. B. Porter
John H. Martin
Father Coughlin
Pennsylvania
Hamell
Landon
Philly
Laywrence Berliner
Hoover
Bill Wilcox
Western Union
Hinton
W. Va
London
Epidemic colds puzzle doctors and patients alike
A physician notes that the common cold is a major, baffling scourge. He calls it a “filterable virus” that cannot be identified even with a powerful microscope. Epidemic colds strike simultaneously in distant places like Vienna and Chicago. There is no certain remedy, but relief comes from keeping nasal passages clear, staying physically fit, and getting fresh air.
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Vienna
Chicago
S. 1h. O. initials theater display meaning
Bay of Fundy location known in Atlantic Canada. Paleontology subject hints include science terms. Etiquette hints suggest a woman may offer arm on slippery streets. Words of Wisdom warn against following others without reasoning. Horoscope notes magnetism and susceptibility to flattery for birthdays today. One Minute Test mentions standing room only and Nova Scotia. The study of fossils remains referenced.
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Bay of Fundy
Nova Scotia
See and Know Pennsylvania Profile of George Washington
A compact profile outlines George Washington’s role and significance in Pennsylvania history. The piece notes sites and connections within the state, including academic and historic landmarks associated with his era.
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SEE
KNOW
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
Washington
University At
Bethlehem
George Washinginn
Hollywood Sound Engineers See Voices, Visualize on Tracks
In Hollywood, reading sound waves guides recording as engineers prefer visualizing voices for the soundtrack. Paul Neal explains that a studio engineer’s ear blends with what the voice will look like on film, shaping actors’ tones and the final audio texture.
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Hollywood
Calif
Paul Neal
Nea
Rocky Mountain
Gallleys
Lawrence Tibbett
Neal
Tibbett
Viany
Wendy Barrie
Neal Guys
Lookout Rock in Bethlehem Offers City View and Arboretum
An article notes a rock known as the Lookout in Sayre Park with a view of Bethlehem and claims an arboretum atop South Mountain holds thousands of tree varieties. It mentions a specimen of every tree that can be grown in Pennsylvania is said to be found there.
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United States
Sayre Park
Bethlehem
South Mounitain
Pennsylvania
Reversible Coats and Capes Highlight Paris Style Tips
Paris styles showcase reversible capes and coats in two shade combinations and contrasting fabrics. Winter suits feature furring lined top coats, tweed skirts, embellished jackets, and fur linings such as beaver or astrakhan. Evening gowns and afternoon dresses use matching reversible capes with fur accents for a luxurious look. Today’s fashion tip emphasizes versatile two-material ensembles.
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Astrakhan
Totay
November Birth Signs and Weathered Emotions
Forecasts warn November 6 to 9 births may feel intense emotions as stellar signals influence daily moods. Morning alerts and afternoon shifts suggest varying energy with potential for excitement or doubt, advising cautious self control and practical planning for upcoming year.
We the People on Taxes and New Deal Policy
Jay Franklin argues that postwar tax policy remains unsettled after two accidents and that business leaders who misrepresented social security taxes face strict federal revenue scrutiny. He predicts corporate surplus taxes and Hoover-era levies will be revisited as prosperity returns, with taxes continuing for social and economic aims.
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Washington
New Deal
Market Jyasker
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
Detroit
London
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files November 7 1916
The report recalls Xlawes McBride falling through a rear trap door at Winger and Williams. Allan Buller, ex-superintendent of the local fish hatchery now in Philadelphia, arrived with a deer killed in Canada. Julian Gordon, tied to a fatal Hollidaysburg railroad crash, is a brother in law of Mrs. Parker. Voter activity is noted along with Mrs Louise Drake injuring herself at a West Church Street residence. Mrs C J Smith and Ray Vorbes traveling to Erie for visits.
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Xlawes McBride
Winger and
Williams
Alliam ‘Buller
Philadelphia
Julian Gordon
Hollidaysburg
Manley Parker
Louise Drake
Tihe
H. J. Spiedlman
West Church Street
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Charles Coughlin
Coughlin
New England
Walter Topmann
Wew York Herald Tribune
Fem
Tink Bell
Doc
Gee
Charles R. Gates
R. D
Box
Johnny
Anne Roossvelt
Knox
Sonia
Roosevelt
Peri
Igcon
Sonera
Hollywood Film Shop United Nee Sig Rest Awarene
Paris
Ocrewie
Degelffirl
Doubtiah
Indiry Bregh
By Jay Franklin
the Realster and Tribune Syndicate
C.J. Smith
Erie
Ray Vorbes
Crisco
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