Twenty Years Ago Notes From Journal Files
A 1033 report notes plentiful liquor over the weekend amid looming prohibition end, with many cited for intoxication. An icy fall injures Anna Labowski on Pleasant street. City Council to review 1934 municipal budget and department estimates this evening. Corry Hospital received large quantities of supplies for Dominion Day observance. appeal for more donations may extend collection. Nellie Mixer and Gorton Brynolfson wed in Cutting Nebraska, officiated by Ripley Methodist pastor. Wheat two price plan resembles McNary Haugen bills, vetoed by Coolidge for overproduction concerns. Submarines lack doctors. pharmacist mates perform all medical duties aboard.
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Corry Hospital
McNary- Haugen
Congress
Coolidge
Widow sues for 850000 over bridge collapse fatality
Pauline Osterstuck, administratrix for Lester M. Osterstuck, seeks 850000 in a county claim after a Poland Center Clark's Corners road bridge over Conewango Creek collapsed. Her husband died, she was injured, and the Town of Poland questions jurisdiction as the county highway department maintains the bridge.
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Mayville
Chautauqua County
Pauline Osterstuck
Lester M. Osterstuck
Conewango Creek
Poland Center-Clark's Corners
Osterstuck
Allen A. Cass
Poland
Clarence E. Anderson
Chautauqua County Highway Department
Crawford Furniture to Build 600000 Plant at New Bethlehem
Crawford Furniture Inc plans a new 600000 plant in New Bethlehem Pennsylvania a Jamestown subsidiary. The facility at Cola two miles east will cover 870 acres and employ about 500 workers once complete with 110000 square feet in the first unit. Construction and equipment costs total roughly 1 million dollars funded by mortgages repaid through rental over 20 years.
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James Down
Crawford Furniture, Inc
New Bethlehem
Crawford Furniture Manufacturing Corporaton
Jamestown
Clyne Crawford
Crawford Furniture Manufacturing Corporation
Bethlehem
Alcola
Clarion County
New Bethlehem Area Development Company
Crawford Manufacturing
Noted Italian farmer Dominici admits killings in France
The 76 year old Digne farmer Gaston Dominici confessed to killing British nutritionist Sir Jack Drummond his wife Lady Drummond and their 11 year old daughter Aug 5 1952. The Drummonds were camping near Dominici farm when Sir Jack saw him spying on Lady Drummond. Dominici's two sons alerted British police about the killings.
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Gaston Dominic
Shore
Digne
France
Jack Drummond
Three Koreans flee Red unit seek refuge in American box
Three South Koreans escaped a Communist troop unit last night and found refuge in an American sentry box at Panmunjom. They say they were drafted into the Red army against their will and refuse to return. The Reds demand their return while the U.N. Command plans to hand them to Indian custody.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
U.N
South Korea
Two Price Wheat Plan Seen in U S Agriculture Debate
A U S Department of Agriculture study on a two price wheat system backed by the National Grange could disrupt trade with Canada and other exporters. The plan would set high domestic prices near parity while allowing export wheat to market freely, shifting costs to consumers and reducing government controls.
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U. . Department of Agriculture
Canada
U. S
National Grange
U.S
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agricultre
Benson
Corry Management Club Hosts 80 for Meeting
The Corry Management Club met at the Hotel Carry with 80 attendees. William Leaby presided as Clare Swisher of Erie introduced speaker Harry B. Hansen who forecast 1959 and 1975 economic outlooks and national production figures. Calvin Smarkal of Gulf Oil attended as a guest. next meeting in January will feature a panel from Aero Supply Mic Co with Sam Irvine moderating.
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Management Club
Corry Management Club
Carry
William Leaby
Page Louderback
Clare Swisher
Erie
Swisher
Harry B. Hansen
Nation Metal Trades Association
Naional Association of Manufacturers
Hansen
Calvin Smarkal
How Smart Are You Quiz Questions
A quiz prompts readers to assess intelligence based on score ranges from 16 correct answers to below 3. It asks about the crown prince’s country visit to the U S, state nicknames Free State and Old Line State, Roosevelt vice presidents count, the meaning of throw up the sponge, a medieval scholastic group, authors of Peter Pan and The Little Minister, and the shape of irregular chunks of rock.
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Crown
United States
Free State
France
Spain
Italy
Peter
Pan
the Little Minister
True or false quiz on geography and history
The questions cover whether states on the Missouri River exist, the Papacy seat in Rome, an election year for a term phrase, and the currency unit of Japan. The user asks to determine true false and identify currency.
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Missouri River
Papacy
Rome
Japan
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Anna Labowski
Andrew Labowski
West, Pleasant Street
Pleasant Street
City Counci
Nellie E. Mixer
Albert Mixer
West Smith Street
Gorton Brynolf- 500
Robert Brynolfson
South Center Street
Cutting
Methodist Church of
Ripley
Jamestown Concern
PENN
Korea
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin Si Corry, Pa
Bigelow's
Karpet
Superior Cleaning Company
Washinton Street
Pers
Ford
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Powell
Center St
Trushay
Turkey Party
Columbus
Columbus Fire Department
Dagstrom
Karl Kipp
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Pansonal
MTN de
N. Center ST
Corry
Harry Hall
Spiritual Life Mission
First Methodist Church
Ralph S. Findley
Witusville, PA
Coats
Orlon
Topp
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