State to regulate milk as public utility in emergency bill
Harrisburg dispatch says a bill prepared for Monday’s session would bring milk under state supervision like railroads and power rates. A three member Milk Control Board would license dealers, set purchase and sale prices, and require bonds. Hotels and restaurants would buy milk from farmers without licenses.
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Arthur F. Grant
United Press
Harrisburg
Mille
General Assembly
Bernard G. Segal
Clarence J. Buckman
Bucks County
Buckman
Elks Plan Annual Lodge of Sorrow Service
Corry Elks Lodge No 169 prepares for Memorial Services on Sunday December 3 with J B Austin delivering the address. Committees headed by Wealty Pierce H J Davis Frank T England and William Myers arrange the program including ritual and vocal offerings to honor late members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Austin
J. B. Austin
Corry Tage
P.O. Elks
Anmual
Ead
Corry Lodge
Wealty Pierce
H. J. Davis
Frank T. England
William ‘Myers
Lehigh Mines Idle After Strike in Panther Greek Valley
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company operations in the Panther Greek valley remained idle again amid a second strike in a week. The report notes ongoing labor action impacting production and regional activity as of November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh
United Prats Tamaqta
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company
Panther Greek Valley
NRA code extended by steel industry
The American Iron and Steel Institute, expressing general satisfaction with NRA code operation, petitions for an extension until May 31, 1984. The request follows the 90 day trial period approved by President Roosevelt and will extend code operation six months beyond November 19 as the NRA grants routine extension deliberations.
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Steel Industry
United Press
Washington
American Iron and Steal Institute
NRA
Roosevelt
Governor Pinchot Hints Compromise on Liquor Bills
Governor Pinchot weighs concessions with Republican leaders to wreck his entire program over liquor tax and control bills. Five measures faced action in the House with mixed fate. two sent to a public hearing, one on a $2 floor tax on whiskey stored in state passed on third reading, while beer and malt beverage bills moved forward without opposition.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pittsburgh
Pailadelphia
Tsss
Montay
Caiicus
Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
Robert J. Cordier
Lackawanna
House
Narrow Escape in Auto Crash Near Jamestown
District Superintendent and Mrs. N H McAllister of Jamestown Rev G M McIntyre pastor of Kidder Memorial U B church and former TJ B church pastor of Corry escaped serious injury when their auto skidded on an icy Venango Pa roadway near Dayton Ohio and rolled over. Damage included a bent torsion and a shaken crew but all were unharmed and able to proceed homeward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. McAllister
Jamestown
G.M. McIntyre
Kidder Memorial U. B
TJ. B. Church
Corry
Dayton
Venango
Tony
Greenville Man Beaten by Bandits in Station Holdup
Sharon Pa report James Watson of Greenville a Pennsylvania Railroad agent was beaten and stabbed during an attempted holdup at the Greenville station last night. He remained in hospital today with serious injuries but was expected to recover as doctors treated head injuries and a stab wound to the left side.
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United Press
San Francisco
Brooke Fort
San Francisco Bay
Thomas Harold ‘Hurnoni
Joi Holmes
Hart
San Mateo Bridge
Los Angeles
Etters
Sheri
William Emig
San Jose
Ket Dart
Parker Ysl
William’ Edward Hickman
Sharon
Joy
James Watson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greenville
Watson
Merchants Meet Tonight At Municipal Building
All merchants and business men in the city are invited to an eight o'clock meeting at the Municipal building called by the Corrymot Exchange. The agenda includes a Christmas trade stimulator program and other merchant interests. Officers hope a strong turnout allows committee naming to push projects forward.
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Gill
Corrymot Exchange
Cory
Exchange
Gold Price Unchanged Amid Survey by United Fresh
Washington November 17 government kept domestic gold buying price at 83.56 an ounce for the fourth straight day as officials study the plan’s consequences. Rumors of capital controls and foreign market shifts swirl while officials deny new restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fresh
Washington
Fhe
United States
Federal Reserve
New York
Boston
Vorelen Menange
North Clymer Sherman Road To Be Improved
Plans approved by the State Department of Public Works outline a major road and bridge project in Chautauqua County. The 6.77 mile route from North Clymer to Sherman includes village, town sections and a 108 thousand dollar highway grill. County officials seek 2 million in federal aid to fund gravel and macadam pavement upgrades on multiple local roads and connections including French Creek to Findley Lake and Clymer depot.
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North Clymer
Sherman
State Department of Public Works
Cliuer
Ana
Chautauqua
Mayville
Weelett
Clymer
State Line
French Creek
Marles
Tod
Marvin
Findley Lake
Sheldon Cornerd
Loomis Convicted in Municipal Court Case
Loomis of Union City was convicted of a statutory charge by a jury in Brin County Court today. He was released on a $200 bond and pending further proceedings after the verdict.
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Loomis
Alton
Union City
Fey
Unfor
Wulnor
Chile
Brin
Cory Seeks Share in Large State Relief Work Program
Community members in Corry and nearby areas await details of a federal state relief plan expected to cover about 300000 Pennsylvanians. Eric Biddle, state emergency relief chief, says $35 million will be spent in the state with half of workers drawn from relief rolls and paid at least fifty cents an hour for up to 20 hours weekly. The program covers food surpluses distribution and medical aid, with allocations for shoes, food grants, fuel, and physician payments, to be managed by county boards and local dealers.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Eric H. Biddle
State Emergency Relief Board
Federal Works
Biddle
Etate Board
Convicted Wikowski May Face Sentence Today
George Wikowski, convicted of aggravated assault in an alleged attack on neighbor Ida Worowicz, may be sentenced in county court this afternoon. Two local cases were postponed, including the Wilcox larceny charge and Joseph Conley’s fraudulent check case, held for the next term.
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Nessie
George Wikowsk
Idin Worowicz
Tre
Wilcox
Mill Village
J. J. Casey
Corry
Cape
Joseph Conley
Former P N C officer dies from motor crash injuries
Brigadier General Henry C. Prester aged 78, a noted industrial leader and former National Guard executive, died at Rington hospital after injuries from a highway crash near Willuga Pot. He sustained a fracture to the clavicle and head injuries in the collision.
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Ly United Press
Baston
Henry C. Prester
Allin
Toom
National Guard
Rington
Img
Geneva Trexier
Severe early winter storm claims sixty lives across regions
A severe Midwest and Northeast storm drops temperatures to record lows from White River Gap to Mobile Alabama. At least sixty dead or missing as the winter blast disrupts travel and lives across cities, with analysts noting one of the worst storms in bureau records.
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United Press
Chicago
Whitey River Gat
Mobile
Ala
Medico
Jack
Cold snap ends with trail of deaths in state
United Press reports a severe cold wave in western Pennsylvania killed 13, with three more deaths and a fourth serious injury. Victims include John Franklin Cox 10 near Johnstown in a coasting accident, Jean Lambert 12 near Johnstown, Johns Scholl 58 in Wexford burned in a shack, and Henry L Beittel 54 in Pittsburgh from heart illness worsened by cold. Temperatures rose today as two to three feet of snow fell in mountains and readings climbed from record lows in Pittsburgh and Braddock.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Mercury
John Franklin Cox
Oakhurst
Johnstown
Lee Hospital
Jean Lambert
Moxnam
Johns Scholl
Wexford
Henry L. Beittel
Branklin
Allegheny River Valley
Fleever
Frontein
Oility
Stratosphere Flight Delayed by Strong Winds at Akrom Airport
Reports indicate a weather tied delay halted a planned Stratosphere flight involving Commander G. W. Settle and Major Onaster Bordiney of the VI8 Marines. A 600,000 cubic foot hydrogen load remained secured in the hangar as wind speeds rose, delaying takeoff and experiments described as critical aboard the craft.
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Lient. Com
Akron
United Prose
Akrom
Lient
Hy. G. W. Settle
Onaster Bordiney
Daw
Mi&np
Mi&np| Jpowels
Roosevelt Looms Over Soviet Recognition Pact
Washington reports indicate a final agreement on U S recognition of the Soviet Union was near after talks at the White House between President Roosevelt and Foreign Commis sar Maxim Litvinov. An announcement was expected at a press conference later today with Litvinov remaining to study archives and trade policy details.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinny
White House
Ofer
Soviet Union
Litvinov
Ani Lityinov
State Department
RFC
Harry S Paver
REC
Treasur Woodin
Farewell Reception Planned for Rev Reiser at St Elizabeths
Plans move fast for a farewell reception for Rev Vitus J Reiser recently assigned to Sacred Heart Brie. Members of St Elizabeths Church and friends will gather at St Edwards hall Tuesday evening November 21 with invited attendees from parish circles. Rev Carl Heidt, new pastor of St Vitabelli's Church, is expected to attend. Further announcements will follow.
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St. Elizabeth’s Church
Vitus J. Reiser
Sacred Heart Citrch
Brie
St Elizabeth's Church
St Edward's Hall
St. Elizabeth's
Mother Hetstr
Carl Heidt
St. Witcabelli's
Conte Ton
Tolowis
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear names and events in town notices
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Johnstown Bank and Petals Inseeted with unclear event context. The text lists names like Levit Beery and Daren Mokneay, a vice president role, and references fires and elections in an oblique, garbled layout. No clear date or action is discernible.
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Lindbergh
Parker
ELKS
U. B. Church
U. S
North Clymer Sherman Road
Wikowski
P. N.C
R.F.C
Rev
Reiser
Jobnstown Bank
Unieyeros
Lejals
Ullerzee
Matsu Wintriies
Levit Beery
Jeceh
Preucers
Daren J. Mokneay
Rahiay
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