Double Enrollment and Farm Research Highlight 1935 Notes
The article reports Dr. Arthur S. Adams at a higher education convention urging more access to college for all qualified students and predicts enrollment doubling to five million, while Ezra Taft Benson at Rutgers emphasizes agricultural research as key to U.S. power and economy. It notes costs, recruitment, and projected infant mortality comparisons from 1935 data.
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American Council On Education
Arthur S. Adams
Adams
Naion
United States
Ezra Taft Benson
Rutgers University
Berison
Benson
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Tenor: 1935 election and post office move
October 12 1935 report notes Paul Lines elected commander of Lieut Archie W Thompson Post No 264 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ernest W Schuyler named assistant postmaster at the Corry local post office Schuyler has directed money orders and registered mail for 27 years Ralph S Dewey Corry Public Schools superintendent was elected to Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association board of directors.
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Paul Lines
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mace Todily
Ernest W Schuyler
Schuyler
Ralph S. Dewey
Corry
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Bear Lake News Letter Of Interest Aene See
Local notices mention Clark of Meadville visiting Mrs. Hildza Janes and former Blanché Covell. Allan Martin, son of Garvey Martin, visits grandparents Ellsworth Dobson in Ashville. Ruby Smith entered Corry Memorial Hospital. Families from Panama and Clymer visit J. C. Manwaring family and Millie Burch. Burch goes home with them for a few days. Rey Lundeen and Richard Jukes attend the Young Peoples con-
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Bear Lanes
Ounnie Clark
Meadville
Hildza Janes
Clark
Blanché Covell
Allan Martin
Garvey Martin
Ellsworth Dobson
Ashville
Ruby Smith
Corry Memorial Hospital
Roger Trisket
Edward
John
Panama
Hiram Beckerink
Sonya
Trudy
Clymer
J. C. Manwaring
Cleve Damon
Lottsville
Millie
Burch
Millie Burch
Rey, Lundeen
Richard Jukes
Young Peoples
Talent Show Opens Tonight at Corry High School Auditorium
The Sir Archie W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars presents a two night talent show at Corry Area High School. Students from Wright School and Corry Area High School perform in comedy skits and acts with local residents in cast. Winners in the Tiny Torn contest will be announced Thursday evening with prizes awarded on stage.
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Archie W
How Smart Are You 7 Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A scrambled quiz asks about traffic fatality shares Taft Hartley mass picketing UN president and import restrictions. It contrasts drug store versus tobacco sales and notes a hemophiliac in a dream world and a Buffalo event with Brad products. It ends with coffee supply notes.
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Taft-Hartley
U.N. General Assembly
Erie youths nabbed in car theft ring
ERIE Millcreek police report a five youth larceny gang active for three weeks linked to four car stripping cases. George Kuhns and his brother Albert face larceny and auto theft charges after patrolman Fred Kane arrested three suspects at Kelso drive. Police recovered hub caps and fender skirts. two teens held in county jail, two in class.
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Erie
Millcreck
Frank Strasser
George Kuhns
Fairview
Albert
Fred Kane
Ath
Kelso Drive
Kane
Kahns
Strasser
Kus
Aulio
Kuhns
Williams as Inspector See Williams as Inspector
Excise mayor Artur Gardner proposed Police Chief Edward Williams run the detective bureau temporarily from October 17 to November 2 during Inspector Herbert Foster's retirement. Gardner will seek a detailed report on vice conditions by October 15. He did not name Foster’s permanent successor but stressed the post's importance to the department.
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Excise
Artur Gardner
Edward Williams
Detective Bureau
Herbert Foster
Gardner
Williams
Foster
Polce
McDowell High School
Oil City Deploys Radar to Curb Speeding Milestones
Oil City police begin using radar devices to monitor traffic on city streets and trucks. The equipment, ordered months ago and tested at multiple sites, marks the city as a Pennsylvania pioneer apart from the Turnpike. Mayor Merck and vendor rep John Herrep said state law now allows radar use. bills are advancing in Harrisburg. The meters will first target speeders in areas with complaints and warn motorists.
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William A. Morek
John L. Herreap
Pennsylvania
Oi City
Merck
Pastor Wins $8000 on The $64,000 Question Jazz Round
The Reverend Alvin Kershaw of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Oxford Ohio won $8000 in the Jazz category on The $64,000 Question after advancing from $128 last week. He identified the 1925 recording St Louis Blues by W C Handy sung by Bessie Smith with Louis Armstrong on trumpet. He 35 will appear next Tuesday to discuss use of the prize.
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Adevvsnven
Sscom
New York
Clerryman
CBS
Alvin Kershaw
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Oxford
Ohio
St. Louis
Keough Dashes For Big Question In St Louis TV Show
Patrick Keough, 62, of St. Louis, aimed at a $32 000 question in baseball on the TV program. Hal March kept the clock running before time ran out and Keough pledged to return next Tuesday for the $82 000 question. Doug Self Jr., 24, a physicist from El Paso, Texas, is slated to be announced next week on whether he will attempt the $16 000 mythology question.
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Patrick Keough
St. Louis
Hal March
Keough
Doug Self Jr
el Paso
Tex
Ume Umitations
Titusville Bull Wins at International Dairy Show
J. M. McDonald of Cortland demonstrates McDonald Farms Pro Rival the grand champion bull in the Guernsey division at the International Dairy Show. The entry won the senior championship. Wyne Beau's Cherub shown by James D. Berry Jr. earned reserve championship.
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Titusville
Chicago
J. M. McDonald
Cortland, N
McDonald Farms
Guernsey
International Dairy Show
Wyne Beau
James D. Berry, Jr
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