Tariff Relief Seen Benefiting Corry Tanning Firm
The Howard Tannery in Corry expects a tariff cut on tanning extracts to boost profits. It imports thousands of tons from South America and now secures a large supply to cover two or three years. Latin and Mexican disruptions have reduced local sourcing, prompting reliance on Texas and West Indies shipments while the Chihuahua interests await stability after the Mexican election.
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Scrimmage Warmup for Company A Before St Bonaventure Clash
Players from Company A, six of whom will face St Bonaventure College, held a final strong scrimmage last evening against the Heh School. Several likely starters did not participate, but five will be in action tomorrow. The squad's final on-field work was completed today as preparations for the game and the World Series broadcast plan continued.
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City Improvement Finances Show Satisfactory Progress
City reports steady cooperation from property owners on new Spring Street and South Street pavements. Bonds issued September for Spring Street work largely repaid. city has paid $11,183.57 to date with $8,100 from city funds and about $3,000 from adjacent owners. North Center Street work sees roughly $7,100 paid of about $9,000 total.
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Local Post Office Reports Strong First Quarter Gains
Corry post office reports rising receipts for the first quarter of the new fiscal year. Early tallies suggest totals surpass last year with parcels post increases driving much of the gain and local offices showing notable zone business growth overall.
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Pickpocketing Incident Reported After Banket Store Visit
A local woman was robbed of a pocketbook containing about five dollars and some change yesterday afternoon. She had eight dollars in the wallet, carried in a purse on her arm, and after shopping and paying four dollars, found the purse missing. She retraced her steps and learned a known person had acted suspiciously in the Inet store. The purse contained a card with the owner’s name and address and is expected to be returned if found.
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Trainloads of Canada grain move east on railway line
Reported large grain shipments passed through the Piladelphia and Erie division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Two trains of twenty five cars each carried Canadian imported grain labeled with customs notices as they moved east, with another sizable shipment noted through Corry.
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New School Set to Open in November Amid Construction Delays
The school board expressed concerns over slow progress on the Concord project as plasterers and carpenters face shortages. Contractors expect crews to rush the finishing work starting Monday, with heating and ventilating systems already underway and concrete work ongoing in the basement.
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New Chief Clerk Named for Auditor General Office
Harrisburg October 11 By Kay a well known McKeesport newspaper man was appointed chief clerk of the Auditor General’s Department by Auditor General Powell The new appointee will assume duties on the 15th of the month succeeding W Mamson of Urie who held the post Auditor General Sisson made the change under the new reorganization act Sons Williamson remains in the department in another capacity
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Erie Engineer Dies in Freight Wreck Near Susquehanna
Susquehanna October 10 United Press report says Avoca New York railroad engineer Allen Scheer was scalded to death when a freight wreck near Erie toppled his cab after a collision with an empty car train. The impact tore the cab from the locomotive and halted traffic for hours as ten freight cars were damaged and the coal train locomotive disabled.
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