Corry Taxpayers Union Formed At City Meeting
A largely attended meeting at Corry Municipal building launched the Corry Taxpayers Union. Attendees adopted a constitution, elected a nine member board, and urged all eligible taxpayers to join and support efforts to cut school, county, and state expenditures to reduce taxes.
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Corry Taxpayers! Union
Citizens Heli
Ci Gens
Walter H. Scott
W. &. McCain
Edward W. Humphreys
Erie
McCain
Erie Economic Council
Humphreys
Walter Peake
Henry Bachemer
C. B. Wilcox
John Patterson
D._E Leach
Glenn Miller
C. W. Moore
B.L. Morrow
Ellers
Corry Tax Payers Union
Kos
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Britain seeks delay on war debt payment to US
Britain offers to pay in gold if Washington insists, cabinet meetings signal approval for the note to Washington. London press reports indicate the December 15 payment of 95.5 million dollars may be deferred and cabled to Secretary Hull via Stimson, with ministers preparing to travel to Geneva for related talks.
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Harry L. Percy
United Press
London
Washington
Britain
United States
Stanley Baldwin
Glasgow
Ramsay MacDonald
Sir John Simon
Geneva
Stimson
Herriot Wins Fight On Handling Debts In Paris
Paris November 30 Edouard Herriot won his fight to handle the debt situation without immediate parliament action. The Chamber of Deputies finance committee unanimously approved postponement of the Louis Marin resolution for an immediate debate on the war loans. Herriot plans to travel Friday to Geneva for negotiations with his government facing a potential confidence vote.
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Anies
Paris
Edouard Herriot
Finance Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Louis Marin
Herriot
Arma
Geneva
M Free
Nis
Willmathe
Upop
Foreign Affairs Commission
Lottery Trial Advanced by Federal Court in New York
Federal court details were presented on Conrad Mann and Bernard McGuire's alleged lottery operations. Witness Eugene Balsiger described Mann's 40 percent share of net profits from Eagles fund drawings, and a contract with editor Frank Hering to run the bazaar department. Earth tremors reported in Chepes, Argentina, at 7:30 am.
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Sandor S. Klein
United Press
Federal Court Room
New York
Conrad Mann
Bernard C. McGuire
Eugene J. Balsiger
Order of Eagles
Balsiger
Mann
The
Eagles
Frank J. Hering
Eagles Magazine
McGuire
Aeries
Treadwell
Hering
Bazaar
Mah
Sforine
Home National Bank of Union City Reopens Today
Home National Bank of Union City resumes operations after months of closure. New board outlines plans for ongoing operation and releases a fuller condition statement later this afternoon. Officers listed include Charles Astman president L D Shreve vice president W Lyon Hart cashier and J Kamerer cashier. Directors feature Charles Davis Shreve Stem and Kamerer among others. Reopening brings optimism for Union City’s business community.
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Kamerer
aBssam
Mc Hark
Wcbinett Albion
Chahier
Charles R. Davis
Charles Rastrap
Prymeren R. B. Mulkie
D Shreve
Union City
Viel
Forty Chickens Stolen From Casey Farm
Chick thieves strike in Concord township with the second major loss in weeks at John J. Casey farm just south of Corry. Forty White Rocks vanish from a coop discovered after midnight. nothing missing but birds. State police to assist as investigators connect multiple thefts from Colegrove and nearby farms.
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Concord Township
John J. Casey
Corry
Casey
James Colegrove
South Center Street
Colegrove
Piccadilla Hill
Basey Farm
P.S.C. Probers Accept Challenge of Court
The Rial Senate committee investigating the Public Service Commission accepts its authority in six mandamus cases in Dauphin and Fayette counties. Oliver K. Waton, chief counsel, was instructed to oppose attempts to block subpoenas for witnesses and records related to the inquiry into the service commission and utilities.
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United Fresh Harrisburg
Rial Senate
Public Service Commission
Dauphin
Fayette County
Oliver K. Waton
Service Commission
Checkers Salvage Incident At Sharon Shelter
Eighteen month old May White of Sharon swallowed a checker during a game at Sharon Town. The child was brought to Bub Hospital, Shamnm, after x rays showed the piece lodged in the throat. Doctors expect possible removal without surgery and report the girl in good condition.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
White
Sharon
Kosilas Asgeama
Mary
Willeut
Bub Hospital
Shamnm
No Developments in Gas Rate Litigation Reported
City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid said no new Developments had emerged in the gas rate case. Municipalities await expected communication from the Pennsylvania Gas Company and the next move may come through the Public Service Commission, though timing remains unclear.
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Blaine Kincaid
Corry
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Nrxt
Public Service Commission
Plans Dropped for Christmas Trees at Curb
Kiwanis Club ends plans for Christmas tree decorations in the business district due to prevailing conditions. Merchants funded decorations previously, and the club may entrust the task to the Corry Credit Exchange. The club will still display its usual Christmas greeting sign across North Center Street. The meeting also planned High School football team hospitality and the annual officer election at tomorrow's luncheon.
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Kiwanis Club
Noom
Corry Credit Exchange
Kiwanis
North Center Street
Smith Street
Park Place
Culbertsons Lead In Bridge Tourney At New York
The Culbertsons and Waldemer von Zedbwite led the Chicago trophy competition in the winter American Bridge League event. The two-team field progresses to the second round with three rounds total, and a parallel Cavendish Cup contest is held concurrently. Substitutes are allowed under new rules, and both Culbertsons did not play in the first round.
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United Press
New York
Ty Culbertson
Waldemer von Zedbwite
Secont
Culburtaon
Wach Tham
Ilye
Hunger march caravan moves from Ohio city to Washington
A convoy of 39 vehicles carrying about 650 hunger marchers left Cleveland en route to Washington via Michigan and western states. The procession, supervised by hundreds of armed police, was welcomed by 2000 supporters who offered food and shelter, though the marchers refused beds. A local chemical salesman joined for business reasons, hoping to sell items to police in cities along the route.
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United Press
Cleveland
Washington
Michigan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pis
Fremont
Retailers of Pa Open Fight on Emergency Sales Tax
Harrisburg dispatch reports that Pennsylvania retailers launch a campaign to end the one per cent emergency sales tax. The Pennsylvania Retailers Association seeks Governor Pinchot support while Secretary Metzger explains revenue plans and tax confusion.
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Retailers
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pennsylvania Retailers Association
Pinchot
Leon D. Metzger
Tiley
Marines Start Home Washington Nov 80 Report
Ad vative guard and warships move as U S forces prepare Nicdragna action. Komar Ward, American delegation in Muir wilds, reports to the state department. More than 250 officers may have reached the seaport of Gofinto to embark for One United States.
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United Press
Geneva
United States
Norman H. Davis
Washington
Davis
Paris
Herriot
Permanent Disarmament Commission
Wall
Canyon- Hon
Germany
Berlin
Marina
Nicdragna
Komar Ward
Muir Wilds
Uday
State Department
Gofinto
Survey shows ample votes to pass repeal in House
United Press reports in Washington that Speaker Garner ordered a survey on prohibition repeal sentiment. Polls indicated about 275 votes likely for outright repeal, with absentees possibly lowering the two thirds threshold. Dem leaders projected 150 Democratic and 12 Republican supports, suggesting growing bipartisan backing. Garner said a floor vote on repeal could be scheduled Monday.
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William F. Kerby
United Press
Washington
Demoscribe
Speakr
Garner
Ue House
Republivans
Gamer
Banks to mail out $50,000 in savings here
Citizens National Bank and National Bank of Corry will distribute about $50,000 in Christmas savings. Checks totaling 691 subscribers are expected to be mailed Saturday afternoon. Banks plan early openings and expect funds to be mailed to local savers amid variable employment conditions.
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Citizens National Bank
National Bank of
Citizens Bank
Hay Bank
Chub
Naona
Beni
Malta
Arly
Losisy
Mediteibie
Zinoviev Reported Dead Found Alive By Press
Soviet leader Zinovyev, former head of the Communist International, was reported dead yesterday but found alive today by the United Press. He spoke briefly in Russian and declined to discuss wealth or interview the capitalist press. He had been expelled from the party last month and is living at a private house after discharge from the Kremlin hospital.
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Eugene Lyons
United Press
Moscow
Gregory ‘Zinoviev
Communist International
Tnited
Zinoviev
Telephobe
Presa
Communist Party
Zinogiev
Kremlin
Gmanner Q
Hremlin
Zinoyiev
Moscow Navy
Burial in Philadelphia amid Britain note of departure
Fragmentary report notes a burial in Philadelphia in November involving a person named Tay Codkn and references to England, Britain, and the British government. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item appears to concern a funeral or interment linked to English or British connections.
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Phila
Philadelpam
Kew
Mngland Apo
Britain
England
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Mélchers
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Tredericks
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Chepes
Tinks Province
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Casey Farm
P.s.c.probers
Checker
Ohio City
Association
Gregory Zinoviev
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