Rotary goodwill dinner hosts and city events in corry
A busy schedule as business leaders attend the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce Interstate goodwill dinner at the William Penn Hotel with W J Cameron of the Pax Métor Company as chief guest. Nearby, motor cautions rise on wet streets amid a packed Armory Rotary Fair and Hobby Show and weather notes warn of slippery leaves.
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Pittsburgh Chambri We Commerce
Williem Penn
W. J. Cameron
Pax Métor Company
Planigan
State Armory
Hold Driver in Death of Union City Man
Paul D S Brown of Cambridge Springs is held for preliminary hearing October 15 on involuntary manslaughter charges from a fatal auto crash last May near Waterford. Brown, released on 500 bond, faced the warrant from State Patrolman James Timer after two died in the collision involving his vehicle.
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Paul D. S Brown
Federal Street
Cambridge Springs
Sage Shinberg
Waterford
Governor's Wife Hosts Tea for PTA Conference
Mrs. George Harle, wife of the governor, will host a tea on Wednesday October 14 at the executive mansion for the Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers meeting in Harrisburg October 13 14 and 15. The program includes a tree planting ceremony at John Harris High School honoring Mrs. B E Kier past president. The second day features remarks by Mrs E Hosmer and a Hershey lunch with a factory visit and industrial school tour followed by a 7 20 p m banquet at the Penn Harris Hotel with Dr Lester S K Ade as principal speaker.
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George Harle
Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers
Harrisburg
John Harris High School
B. E. Kier
Philadelphia
E. Hosmer
Public Instruction of Pennsylvania
Class cards of all students have photos
Hundreds of students in three divisions of the University of Minnesota were photographed this year. All freshmen in the school of business administration, law school and institute of technology were photographed and their pictures placed on file. The procedure first was instituted by the business school two years ago and has promoted closer relationship between students and faculty members, an important factor in schools with large enrollments.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
School of Business Administration
Law School
Institute of Technology
Business School
Minnesota
King Edward Dooms Royal Fishing Temple
King Edward VII orders the destruction of the royal fishing temple at Virginia Water built for George IV and later used as a museum. The oriental style structure, once prominent, interrupted the view from the King’s Fort Belvedere apartment overlooking Windsor.
Republican debt figures skewed by politics say Snell
The letter argues the Roosevelt era raised national debt from about 16.2 billion to over 33 billion by 1936 while accusing Republicans of inflating figures. It cites Treasury data through 1980 to 1936 and claims savings from gold content reductions, asserting future generations face unrepayable debt despite wartime relief efforts. It is signed GEO. W. SNELL.
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Repub Ncana
Roosevelt
United States Treasury
Hoover
Treasury
Coolidge
Smerley
Altough
Sunday School Assn to Convene in New Castle
The Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Convention will gather in New Castle Pa with about four thousand delegates. Large-scale seating, police protection, and extensive activities across six city churches are planned, featuring national speakers and choir under Prof John W Owens.
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Erie County
Pennyvania
New Castle
Asaacin- Lion
Utat
John W. Owens
Sharon
Sizoo
New York City
D. W. Kurtz
Chicago
Margaret Slattery
Boston
Harry C. Munro
Star of International Council of Religious Tavention
August Pohlman
Philadelphia
Potato yield in state much higher than 35
United Press reports from Airisburg on October 10 1996 state agriculture department projections show potato yield seven bushels per acre for the area with Cu cent production estimated at 25 019.00 from 197 000 acres averaging 127 bushels per acre compared to the daily average of 20 bushels per acre. Chain store companies plan to buy the entire crop at higher prices as most of the harvest escaped frost and benefited from recent rains.
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United Press
Airisburg
State Department of Agriculture
Cimnvahies
Airead
Maine
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Corry Boy Joins Marines in Shanghai China Letter Highlights
Private C. A. Deyoe of Company A, Marines Shanghai China writes of globe trotting duties in the Marines. He describes life in China including housing, wages, transport, and local entertainment. Deyoe notes being stationed in the Philippines briefly and anticipates return to the United States in 1938.
Scotland Yard Wages War on Gangs in Britain
In London on October 10 a renewed firetrack gang warfare was signaled by the murder of Mon'e Colomibo a bank clerk. A gang attacked Miesmo and Camillo with razors at Wandsworth Greyhound Racing Stadium prompting a police drive against gangsters and high level Home Office police conferences.
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London
Britain
Mon‘e Colomibo
Miesmo
Camillo
Wandsworth
Scotland Yard
Child Chased by Dog Struck, Gravely Injured After Street Run
A four year old boy, Johnny Exirdiek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lain Burdick of Kane, was struck by a truck driven by Loren Brown of Bradford on Justice Street. The child, hurled over 20 feet, suffered a fractured left hip, possible skull fracture, severe lacerations and other injuries and was taken to Community hospital in grave condition. Eyewitness R L Hadfield described the sequence as the boy darted across the street after a dog and hydrant partially obscured the truck approaching at a moderate speed. The driver swerved and braked but could not avoid the collision.
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Robert Morris
Kenneth W. Morris
Corry Hospital
Kenneth, Jr
R. Lawrence Davison
State Pure Food
Corry
Tituville
Queen City
Seana
Johnny Exirdiek
Mire
Lain Burdick
Kane
Javed
Loren Brown
Bradford
R. L. Hadfield
Fraley Street
Hemlock
Leopard Killed Near Bedford After Habitat Trap
A leopard captured near Bedford in Yawmacar ton area was shot and skinned by hunters. GG Hall, 27, of Bedford, killed the animal with a rifle from about 35 yards after trapping it seven miles west of town.
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Bedford
Tve
Hall
Berard
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