Nearby Chautauqua roads receive attention
Corry Evening Journal reports on Sherman Road completion plans and county highway progress. Superintendent Fitch outlines 243.20 miles of highway, with 92.26 federal air roads, 46.04 state highways, and 105 county roads largely either complete or under construction.
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CORRY
Evening Journal
Chautauqua
Chaulavana
S. Ey Fito
Board of Supervisors
Semual
Mayville
Yester
Fitch
Yerrs Well Ag
Pitch
Porestville
Gowanda
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Marvin State Line
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Forestville
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Hilery Center
Pickard Street
Sherman Bay
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Clynier Sherman Gap
Westield-Volusia
Tider
Mayville-Sherman
Clymer Sherman County
Clymer
Sherman
Highway Committee
County Superintendent of Highways
Jamestown-Corry
Fatally Hurt in Kiski Crash
Two trainmen were injured at Kiski Junction when their engine collided with derailed cars on the Conemaugh Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Fireman William Groft, 87, of Blairsville died at Allegheny Valley Hospital Tarentum. engineer John Jamison, 83, of Blairsville remained hospitalized in serious condition.
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United Press
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Kiski Qinétas Junction
Pennsylvania Railroad
William Groft
Blairaville
Allegheny Valley
Tarentum
John Jamison
Blairavitte
Diogenes Under Suspicion in Local Journal Snippet
Fragmentary note references Diogenes roaming in search of an honest man. Mentions Hine Ng and Colnminus Ohl in a satire tone from the Shite Journal. Source text is garbled and unspecific.
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Diogenes
Colnminus Ohl
Shite Journal
Hoover Latin American goodwill tour may include Nicaragua
President elect Hoover to travel next week on a Latin American goodwill mission to Mexico and possibly Nicaragua. Stops include Vera Cruz and Mexico City with Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow hosting in Mexico City. The party will be small about forty, with Henry P. Pletcher and Georges Akerson among aides and a press corps of about fifteen.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
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Nica Fagus
United States
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Mexico City
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Morrow
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Fromildren
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Taly
Coolidge
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Hixon
Allan
Herbert Clark Hoover
Washington
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Brazil
Central Plaza
Buenos Aires
Argentine
Smith Plea for Party Harmony Final Message
Gov Alfred E Smith will address a nationwide radio audience with a plea for party unity and forgiveness after religious tensions. The speech is described as impromptu and intended to guide the Democratic Party through its next four years, with discussions of leadership restructuring and a call for reconciliation.
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Alfred Fes Smith
Smith
John J. Ruskob
Wimmmuttp
Sills
Ine
Kent Herbert Hover
Democratic Party
Watt
Youth Burned in Gas Blast at Kelly News Stand
A youth was burned in a basement gas explosion at the Kelly News Stand last evening. The fire stemmed from a furnace gas buildup that ignited when a match was applied, causing burns to the legs and feet. He was expected to recover after about 24 days, with injuries concentrated on the southward lip and northward coturn t. The incident occurred after the gas had accumulated and a draft sparked the blast.
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Chester Pan
Mise
W. H. Paul
Wheat Street
Kelly News
Tnd
Radio Fans Praise Reallocation Plan With Better Reception
Radio set owners in the city hailed the Federal Radio Commission reallocation plan noting easier access to Western stations including Oakland Los Angeles Seattle and other Pacific coast stations. Officials stressed cautious optimism pending a full survey and continued listener reports as the new assignments roll out.
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Federal Radio Commission
the Journal
Fourth Ward
Oakland
Los Angeles
Seattle
Tidio Lsteners
Corment
Authors and cemetery group elect new leaders last night
At the regular meeting in the Library building thirteen members of the Authors Club, led by president Mrs. Mary Whittlesey, reviewed Red Rust by Mrs. Nort. The next meeting is November 26 with roll call on current events. Separately, Line Grove Memorial Association elected Mr. Guy Simmons as director to fill the vacancy caused by Charles C. Hasbrouck’s death.
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Cll
Mary Whittlesey
Nort
Reguar
Line Grove Metory Association
Guy Simmons
Charles C. Hasbrouck
Change Hour of Service at Sir Thomas Church
The regular Tuesday evening service at Sir Thomas church honoring St. Therese will be held at 7 o'clock this evening. The event time has been moved from today previously announced.
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Sir ‘Thomas Church
St. Therese
Scientist Narrow Escape From Mt Etna Craters
In Watanta Sicily on November 10 professor Irof jatano Ponte director of the Catania Jolennologic Institute survived a near death when his airplane tied to a crater zone during eruptive activity. Lieutenant Zanelli skillfully righted the craft just as it would have plummeted into the deadly heat and lava. For rent notice appears in the classifieds section following the report.
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Sicily
Irof
Jatano Ponte
Catania
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