State Armory Snippet and Broad 1930s Local News
The piece reports copper prices dipping to 12 cents a pound, the lowest since January, amid wider crop control protests planned at the Pennsylvania Grange convention in Harrisburg. It covers Rex theatre upgrades, road work delays, railroad employment declines, engagement of Rudy Vallee and Gloria Youngblood, accident injuries near Westfield and Mayville, weather swings, and local civic notes on firemen, CCC applications, and school alumni events.
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Grange
Harrisburg
J. Audley Bosak
Pennsylvania
Boak
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Rudy Vallee
Gloria Youngblood
Miss Youngblood
Corry High School clubs elect officers and plan activities
Dubrosky heads Alpha Hi Y as Corry High School selects officers at a regular meeting. Joseph Lorence is vice president, Richard Crogcuit secretary, G Eissell treasurer, K C Bogardus adviser. Plans include a football league kickoff, a weather roast, and delegation trips to Meadville for leaders conferences.
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Alex Dubrosky
Corry Alpha HS
Joseph Lorence
Richard Crogcuit
G. Eisell
K. C. Bogardis
Jeties
Pro. Bogardus
Hiv
Bard Slind
Uisisset
Meadville
Watson
Rotary fair opening draws 550 attendees in community event
The Rotary fair launch features student performances by four junior high boys and a choir of girls with a varied program. Shirley Tillotson and Rachel Grant accompany, with trumpets, accordions, and a clog dance around a lively entertainment lineup. Door prizes and merchant raffles boost the carnival mood as Rotarians invite the public to attend each evening of the week-long fair and hobby show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Willians
qJonald Lundy
Peter Wojtaszak
Robert Rumbiugh
Shirley ‘Tillotson
Tso
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Louise White
Onlphe Beckwith
Wendall Gage
Raymona Cathers
Rachel Grant
Erle Tropes
Topsy
Joan Curtis
Marjorie Harmon
Phyllis McCray
Phylis Houghton
Wilma Paulson
R. &. Dewey
CP Hoffmaster
G. T. Bergman
Donald Glossner
David Lammers
al. Frazier
Decentralization Advocated in Air Defense Book
Dr Montgomery Hyde and G B Falkiner Nuttall call for decentralization of Great Britain and construction of new towns of 50 000 inhabitants in their work Air Defense and the Civil Population.
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London
Great Britain
Montgomery Hyde
G. B. Falkiner Nuttall
Pittman Seeks Backing for Roosevelt Speech
Sen. Pittman urges support for the president's address on foreign policy. He argues Japan should be ostracized and calls on Britain and other signatories of a mutual pact to respond decisively to safeguard China's territorial integrity, saying invasion could end within 20 days without fighting.
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United Press
Reno
Japan
Iia
Sen
Tey Pittman
Sila
Chnw
Roosevelt
Pittman
Baby strangled in bed bar accident near Johnstown
One year old Delyres Hedge of Two Rocks died after being found strangled with her feet near the bed bar in her parents home. Authorities report the child was wedged between the bed and the wall. The incident occurred today in Johnstown Pennsylvania as described in a local police report.
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Johnstown
Betti
Mater Delyres
W My
Espy Hedge
Moscow Extends Subway With New Center Transfer
Moscow announces the start of the third Moscow subway section. Two radii will be built. Passengers can transfer at the center of the city to trains on other lines.
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Moscow
East Main Street Sidewalk Project Starts in Corry
Work on a long stretch of East Main Street in Corry has begun from Avenue A to Shady Avenue. The WPA funds labor while property owners cover materials and equipment, with town officials citing the project as a popular civic improvement expected to run for weeks.
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Corry
First Ward
Avenue A
Shady Avenue
Main Street
Works Progress Administration
Munthe Goily Council
East Main Street
Wille
Uniens
1. W
Howard Company
Dorcas Class Met Last Night
The Dorcas class met at Mrs. Anna Andrus’s home with 24 members present. Officers planned a weiner roast at Mrs. Norma Gordon’s next Wednesday and a Halloween party on October 27 at Mrs. Donna Whitehead’s home.
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Anna Andrus
Mast Main Street
Petiline Durham
Elizabeth Chase
Brice Bisworth
Norma Gordon
Irene Hikburg
Donna Whitehead
the Chure
Study Circle Holds Meeting in Essex Street Home
Twenty two members and friends gathered at the Essex Street home of Mrs. Helen Johnson for an evening hosted by Bros. Gyr Brown and others. A piano quartet entertained and a spelling bee awarded Mrs. Tiffany. A shower and gifts celebrated the engagement of Mrs. Ames Robinson. a light supper followed served by the hostesses.
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Washington Schooseuay
Sir Vle
Misa Helen Johnson
Essex-street
Bros. Gyr Brown
Bruce Thomas
Arne Ames Robinson
Une Edious
Iri Ue Simmier Vacalon
Finblestin
Lhe Sistesses
Titlen ,Johnson
Amin Baressi
Wate Perking
Robin Son
Canoeists Cross Pacific From Honolulu in 18,000 Mile Voyage
Two teenaged sailors Captain Jirg de Bisschan and Jes ser Tatlhoud set out in a five boat canoe named Befoot traveling 18,000 miles from Honolulu.
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Pacific Pape Town
Jirg de Bisschan
Jesser Tatlhoud
Aya Befoot
Honolulu
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