Skies Clearing and Temperatures Rising City Bulletin
Regular Board of Education meeting tonight. Banks closed tomorrow for Columbus Day. Local friends lament the death of Mrs. John K. Tener in Yonkers after three days’ treatment. asthma blamed. A. Morrison to appear before county grand jury or plead guilty for DUI. case ongoing. Victor Grifter to lecture on Australia at Senior Lyceum Friday. Dennis Dugan lost $4.75 theft of trousers, won’t prosecute suspect. money and garments unresolved. Glen Platt to install Corry Encampment officers this evening. large turnout expected. Rotary War attendance hit 2050 at State Armory. seven hundred on Saturday night. Brigadier Osmond speaks on The Glory of Going On. Rev. Glenn Jones to speak next Sunday. Fire at Mrs. Starr’s home. smoldering furnace caused minor damage. Police seek driver who damaged grounds at Vocational School. possible vandalism. Orrin Boratorff injured when his car hit a pole near Northwest and Church. Coogan’s return from band tour as he debates marriage to Bette Grable. wedding planned December 25.
Drug Victim Employed Here. Woman Dying From Drugs
GOWANDA New York Oct 11 Mrs Josephine Wright 24 of Smethport Pa is in critical condition at Townsend hospital from drug effects that also killed David G Knobel 30 of Dubois Pa after troopers found them unconscious in a car on a highway Friday Two small pill bottles were found on the seat Knobel died last night Wright not expected to live State troopers and Pennsylvania authorities are investigating Knobel was known in Corry where he briefly worked as a pharmacist at Keister Cut Rate Drug Store and had recently come to town from Warren for several months
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United Press
Gowanda
Josephine Wright
Smethport
Townsend Hospital
David G. Knobel
DuBois
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Knobel
Corry
Keister
Warren
Fire destroys Imperial Hotel. guests flee in night clothes
Steubenville Ohio October 11. Fire gutted the upper three floors of the Imperial hotel, oldest in the city. About 80 guests escaped in their night attire as five men trapped on the top floor climbed down via ladders hoisted by firemen. damage estimated at around 50,000 dollars.
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James Pree
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Imperial Hotel
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Jud Tunkins Reflects On Hypocrite Pain
Jud Tunkins notes the pain of hypocrisy, arguing that a hypocrite acts as a performer while hiding true motives. He emphasizes the public mismatch between words and behavior as the core sting.
Fragmented Notes on Alligators and Oil History
Fragmented OCR notes discuss slow growing alligators with length estimates, then quote the last words of John Wesley. It shifts to Pennsylvania ginseng, declaring it valuable like oil and noting export to China. A crude oil figure is mentioned with implied high price per ounce.
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Pennsylvania
Tuty
China
Originated Trading Stamps History Confusion Surfaces
A note on trading stamps credits Thomas A Sperry with origin in 1491 and claims the stamp plan began in 1296. The dates appear inconsistent and historically unlikely, suggesting OCR or transcription errors in the source.
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Thomas A. Sperry
Former Warren Man in Crash Involving Sweeting Family
John W. Sweeting aged 63 and his wife Getta 60 of Libertyville Illinois were seriously injured in a two car crash near Buckley Road and Skokie Boulevard North Chicago last Tuesday. Mrs Sweeting suffered a fractured skull while John received neck and internal injuries. The other driver Marian Berg 29 of Chicago sustained a broken leg. John Sweeting a former Warren resident is a brother of Mrs Walter Karr Mrs Rose Lautenburg and George Sweeting.
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Marian Berg
Chicago
Sweeting
Warren
Walter Karr
Rose Lautfenburg
George Sweeting
Fish Says Roosevelt Plan May Mean War
Rep Hamilton Fish warned that President Roosevelts neutrality policy could push the United States into war with Japan. He said if war occurs due to failure to enforce the neutrality law, the President should be impeached. The remark was reported from New York and linked to the national debate on neutrality.
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Roosevelt
United Press
New York
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Hamilton Fish
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Japan
Former Corry Girl Married Former Corry Girl
An announcement from EIR notes the marriage of Miss Jane Vetleve Deitsch to Donald R. Mitchell of Rochester. The couple wed on a recent Sunday, with Miss Irene Crost and Edward Nacy in attendance. They reside at 17 Wallington Avenue Rochester. Mrs. Mitchell is a graduate and former Rochester employee. Mr. Mitchell works as an auditor for a local firm.
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Jane Vetleve Deitsch
Paul Deitsch
West Firth Street
Deitsch
Donald R. Mitchell
Rochester
A. Mitchell
Postavemie
Irene Crost
Edward Nacy
Mitchell
Jee
Wallington Avenue
Surong’ Vincent High School
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Salvation Army
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Guy Abbey
Thelma A. King
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Gene Smith
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Bette Grace
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