Supreme Court Opens Week With Test of Nazi Bond Claims
The Supreme Court convenes Monday to tackle crucial cases including German industrial bonds, as Nazi exchange regulations impede payments. Justices will secretly decide which cases to review and which to discard, shaping the term’s major actions. Also noted, Pillsbury Flour Mills President Hays Whiting, 99, died from injuries after a horse incident near Minneapolis.
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Officers Installed by Corry Council No 257 United Commercial Travelers
Corry Council No. 257 United Commercial Travelers installed officers at a hotel ceremony with District Deputy W. Walker as installing officer aided by Past Senior Counselors Brown and Baker. New officers include H. J. Davis senior counselor Worth Hammond junior counselor T. F. Giblin secretary and treasurer Leroy Cady conductor Charles Myers page Roy Skinner sentinel and executive committee members O. W. Bracken A. B. Corbin J. B. Dahlstrand Clyde J. Brown and F. Brown. The group outlined a three member drive and set meetings for the first Friday of each month.
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United Commercial Tavelers
Corry
Eputy
W. Walker
Brown and Baker
Erie
H. J. Davis
Worth Hammond
T. F. Giblin
Sec’y
Tress
Leroy Cady
Charles Myers
Page
Roy Skinner
Sentinel
O. W. Bracken
A. B. Corbin
J. B. Dahlstrand
Clyde J. Brown
F. Brown
Personal mentions of local residents head to events and travels
Local notes list Thomas Garrity the county sealer leaving for Harrisburg and Allentown for weights and measures meetings. Delia Kitelinger heads to Los Angeles to reside. Several couples and individuals visit relatives, attend weddings and gatherings, and travel to Cleveland Jamestown Warren and Erie for events and leisure.
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Thomas Garrity
Harrisburg
Allentown
Delia Kitelinger Teft
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles McCuan
Charles
California
Clyde Kinney
Marshall Cook
Centerville
Ethel Stapleton
North Center Street
Nellie Titus
Barnes
Donald Glossner
Indiana
Leslie Dodd
Detroit
Mich
Canada
New York State
Dodd
Erie
C.K. McEilroy
Anil Gon
Clifford
Hobbie ‘Lindquist
Jamestown
Jalleris
CW. Lindquist
A.M. Gabriel
Frank DeLury
Buffalo
Lena Shumaker
N. Troy Gillette
Connellsville
B. 4
Hannon
Harl Button
Carlyle
Daugher
Berniece
Clyde Taber
Northeast
Washington
Insurance Odds in Early English Life Policies
In early England, news of a great man's serious illness spurred public life insurance quotations. As recovery chances were estimated, the public bought and reported bets on his survival, and the man could read his own quoted odds in the press.
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Salvation Army fund drive heads report results
All Salvation Army collections are asked to report between 7 and 7:30 o clock this evening at the Army hall for a final check of the drive. P A Hillstrom and Bra M J Parkinson lead the committees. Leaders are confident 2,900 is reached with funds from all sources. The Indies conclude their house to house campaign today. Campaign Director Hoffman plans to leave tomorrow after a union city meeting. Adjutant and Mrs Jack Sullivan thank residents for aiding the drive.
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P. A. Hillstrom
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M. J. Parkhurst
Indies
Hoffman
Union City
Corry Army
Hofman
Jack Sullivan
Miners at Manitou Mine No 4 to Return Monday
CANONSBURG Oct union officials announced the Manitou Mine No 4 of the Pittsburgh Coal Company St Hills Station will resume work Monday. PLT Fagan district president of the United Mine Workers of America said negotiations with the company will begin once operations restart. The mine closed after a walkout said to reflect about half the veteran miners being discharged. Mrs Harry Powers and Miss Judy Bynd drove to Jamestown for a business trip.
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Ruth Vietmore
Dorothy Myers
Jamestown
Mira
H. Skinner, Jr
Inez Fitch
Greenville
Greenville Business and Professional Women's Club
Geline MacDonald Bowman
Richmond
Florence Dempsey
Harrisburg
Mary Duke
S. Keanan
Owens Sound
Ont
B. Doud
Olean
William Grier
Cincinnati
George Limber
Johnsonburg
Walter Ih. Fills
St. Thomas Church
Kermit Menea
John Mooney
Cleveland
Ida Morton
Brie
Prank Morton
Benjamin Johnson
May McComrick
Ruth Bennett
Hirle
Stella Sayuko
Hazelton
Harry Mooney
Oil Gily
Corry
Harold Gilnert
Cape Cod
Mass
Gertrude Field
Aren
Tia Sanderson
Frank Joseph
Laura
Joseph
Mia
Carl Keppel
Patricia
Donald
Erie
United Press
Rotary Fair and Hobby Show at State Armory
The second annual Rotary Fair and Hobby Show opens next Wednesday at the State Armory with over fifty booths and seventy displays. Twenty five door prizes will be awarded along with exhibitor awards. An amateur show and an orchestra will provide entertainment during exhibit hours as hundreds are expected to attend. admission was reduced to a minimum.
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Thuesday
Priddy
Horton Davis
Thomas Moelots
Knights of Columbus Council Meeting Monday Night
Corry council Knights of Columbus members are asked to attend a regular meeting Monday evening at the club rooms. Special agent Joseph J. Tushans and District Deputy Baer will discuss matters of considerable importance. An officers special meeting precedes the regular session at 7 o clock.
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Joseph J. Tushans
Baer
Market Gossips Signal New Highs Amid Warily Positive News
United Press reports a volatile week on Wall Street with stocks rallying to fresh highs since 1931 on higher volume. Steel and auto sectors led gains while foreign trading steadied as currency clarifications and upbeat business reports supported optimism for an active market, though analysts warned of resistance at current levels.
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United Press Financial
New York
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Stevia
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Wall Street
Toreign
Steel and Automobile Industries
Stocks Soar to New Highs Since Early 31
United Press reports a brisk October session with stocks climbing to fresh highs not seen since 1931. Heavy trading in U S Steel and Chrysler boosted activity, with Chrysler reaching a peak unseen since 1929 and U S Steel at its best since 1921.
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Sai Continental
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Otis Steel
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Vacwuit
Osesses
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Itonane United Corp
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Asin Gan & Elestric
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