Fog Blamed for Bradford Air Crash causing four deaths
Investigators from state and federal offices concluded fog caused Lieut. Harps Emery to lose his way while attempting a landing on the Highland road approach. Eye witness Axel Olson reported the aircraft likely forced down by fog rather than engine trouble. Wreckage inspection showed the rotor damaged and the monoplane dismantling began at the Bradford airport with plans to move parts to Bylnsford.
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Kant
Harps Emery
Deronautios InireautiMululs
Eld
Eugene Stacey
Privat Burl Limburs
Axel Olson
Highland
Carpenter
Geronauitics Bureau
Emery
St Marys
Thu Fe
Kane
Mt. Jewett
Jay ©. Evans
Meyers
Faurot
Pittenirgh
Pennsyvania
Bradford Airport
Bylnsford
Tidewater Pipe Line VP Says Refinery Decision Pending
George J. Hanks vice president and general manager of Tide water Pipe Line Co Ltd stated that no decision has been reached on the disposition of the refinery formerly owned by the Eivery interests Tidewater recently acquired in cooperation with the South Penn Oil Co.
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George J. Hanks
Tidewater Pipe Line Company, Ltd
Eivery
Tidewater
South Pent Oil Company
Salvation Army Work During Year Outlined
The Corry Salvation Army reports a near year of activities under Captain Belding, detailing income and expenditures, services rendered, and plans for next year. Highlights include debt clearance, a budget for the local post, and new officers Captains Kohler and Burns arrival.
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Salvation Army
Cory
Franklin
Belding
Corry
Lso
Mt National
Haifa
Cor
Pittsburgh
Mar Ui Kohler
Florence Burns
Wim the Army Hall
Literary Club Opens Season With Banquet in Corry
The Historical Circle, among the oldest literary clubs in Corry, opened its season with a Tuesday luncheon at the Hotel Corry. The 87th birthday of charter member Mrs. Palmer was celebrated with praise, poems, and a bouquet. A social at Mrs. J. G. Bus Ungame followed, featuring a witty tribute to Corry Women and a farewell to member Hild Finnar, bound for Denmark, with two absentees noted.
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Historical Circle
Carrie Palmer
Sty
Corry
Wallace
Cline Psimer
Palmer
Young
J. G. Bus
Tariff Net Split Tests Support of Senate Leaders
Washington dispatch reports friction over tariff reform as Senate Republicans fail to unite on a bill. A coalition of Republicans and Democrats fights to back a financial package, while leaders push to cut the measure and adopt amendments. Weak party cohesion leads to a narrow 47 to 42 vote, signaling continued administration pressure amid fragmented opposition.
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Paul R
United Press
Washington
Senate
Auto inspections urged for Corry motorists
Corry officials urge motor vehicle owners to comply with the new inspection law. Beginning November 1, about 4,000,000 vehicles nationwide must be inspected by licensed stations and official shops. Officials estimate roughly 115 orders per day to reach the goal, with a potential traffic jam as the program starts.
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Corry
Fisher
Nover
Leesth
Cor
Parade Will Firemen Firemen in Pittsburgh Parade Details
State convention coverage from Pittsburgh notes three days of business and entertainment centered on the annual firemen’s gathering. A parade leads participants from the downtown area to the north side with judges and officials named from Pittsburgh and surrounding regions.
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Pittsburgh
Bertram EB. Woodside
Robert Robinson
Elmer Gostella
International Associants
Washington
Richardson
R. Hare
T Va
Edgar ‘Thor
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Red Cape
Spencer’s Feed Store
R. E. Palmer CO
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