School Board Holds Meeting Last Evening
The Board of Education met after hours to approve prior minutes and review finances. Treasurer Lambing reported $40,000 in an interest bearing account and a September balance of $78,418.61, with various transfers and reports filed. announcements included forming a Parent and Teachers Association at the Junior High and a lantern purchase for the Concord P T A.
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Board of Education
Love
Monroe
Lewis
Smith
Curtis
Ralph S. Dewey
C. H. Geiger
Treasury
Lambing
Geiger
Dewey
Teachers’ Institute
Concord P. T. A
Harry and
Ross Fleming
Orville St. Pierre
East Columbus Avenue
County Faces 1931 Deficit of 60000 Says Controller
Harvey M Willis county controller told commissioners the county will start the 1931 fiscal year with a 60000 deficit. He warned the loss could reach 90000 but current indications keep it around 60000. The shortfall stems from furniture for the new courthouse and a contract for voting machines. The furniture purchase could not be charged to funds from the courthouse bond sale. Twenty six machines, approved by voters, shifted money from the general fund to other uses.
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Bri
Bre
Harvey M. Willis
Willis
Wills
Court House
Three weeks to day for town section day
Theodore Vuelta of Pittsfield has recovered enough from injuries near Warner’s Corners to be moved home from Corry hospital. Reports on the street of Cohen Filling Station sale on North Center street proved unfounded. Democratic candidate Charles Crosby visited the city and is expected to draw heavy support in November. Watkins of Franklin High suffered a shoulder dislocation in a game against Oil City, possibly ending his season. Universal Equipment Co received an order to erect four new bleachers at Warren schools, seating about eight hundred. Patterson reports other good prospects in sight. Stock prices continued to slide today with markets showing declines.
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Pittsfield
Warner's Corners
Corry Hospital
Cohen
North Center Street
Charles Crosby
Crosby
Erie
Watkins
Franklin High Eleven
Corry High
Oil City
The
Universal Equipment Company
Warren
Patterson
Quick Relief For Coughing Spells Thoxine Ad
An advertising claim for Thoxine highlights its quick double action to soothe irritation and address the internal cause of coughs. The text promises rapid relief, family safety, and a money back guarantee, with bottle sizes 85¢ 60¢ and $1.00. Sold by Keltner's Drug Store and other drug stores.
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Keltter
McRae’s Body to Detroit for Burial
San Diego Calif Oct 14 The body of Col Milton A McRae philanthropist and retired newspaper publisher was placed on a train bound for Detroit where final rites will be held Saturday at First Presbyterian Church The Boy Scouts national vice president and benefactor will pay homage as the funeral train passes at each station Scouts will stand in attendance Also noted was a stock market downturn and a calf return incident at Scott’s Crossing Local residents Mrs Ralph Lieplein and daughter Mae Walsh visited with relatives in the city
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San Diegco
Calif
Milton A. McRae
Detroit
First Presbyterian Church
McRae
Boy Scouts of America
Col. McRae
Meadville Man Dies In Crash Near Memphis
Meadville Oct 4 M B Wyatt 59 owner of the Chevrolet agency died Monday morning in Memphis from injuries suffered Sunday night when his car overturned after being blinded by another vehicle's lights. Mrs Wyatt riding with him had a broken leg and other injuries. Also hurt were Mr and Mrs G B Russell of Chicago. The party had left Meadville for Chicago to visit relatives and were returning when the Marion incident occurred. Mr and Mrs Warren Smith left for Memphis early Monday. Mrs Smith is a daughter of the Wyatts.
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Meadville
M. B. Wyatt
Chevrolet
Memphis
Marion
Wyatt
G. B. Russell
Chicago
Utem
Grid receipts proposal to aid unemployed takes center stage
United Press reports a plan to move Notre Dame Northwestern football game on November 22 from Dyche Stadium to Soldiers Field. The shift would funnel about $250,000 in receipts to relieve unemployed workers. Northwestern trustees and Western Conference officials discussed the idea after Gov Emmerson called for unemployment remedies. Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne and Northwestern athletics director Kenneth Wilson voiced approval.
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United Press Chicago
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Kenneth Wilson
Tyanston
Heat blamed for personal crisis reports in Nicaragua
Marine officers privately cite Nicaragua’s heat and lack of home environment as key factors in personal crisis reports among Marine Corps officers and enlisted men since 1912. In the past 15 months alone four such reports, about a third of all Marine posts’ cases, occurred in Nicaragua according to headquarters records.
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Nicaragua
United Press
Washington
Marine Corps
United States
South American Republic
Order Restored After Bitter Race Rioting
STH GENEVIEVE Mo Oct 14 Presence of National Guardsmen and absence of negroes brought order to day to Ste Genevieve where serious violence occurred three negroes confessed killing one white man and wounding another Only two families of a normal negro population of 150 remained in town all others fled after a mob of white men demanded they move out before 5 pm Monday evening Quiet had been restored before the Guardsmen arrived from De Soto and Festus by Gov Henry S Caulfield
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United Press Sth
Genevieve
Ste. Genevieve
MacFadden Meets Italian King in Rome Visit
American publisher Bernarr MacFadden met King Victor Emmanuel in Rome for twenty minutes to discuss physical culture advocacy in the United States and MacFadden's newspaper and magazine ventures. He lunched with embassy counselor Alexander Kird and guests including Prince Christopher of Greece and Princess Frances of Greece. The pair then attended the opening anniversary of the International Institute of Agriculture with King Victor Emmanuel and Premier Mussolini.
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United Press
Rome
King
Victor Emanuel
Fragmented OCR: sports item with unclear game details
The readable parts describe a rule wall park and a throng of about five attendees, with references to rankings and game afters. The text is garbled, lacking clear names, dates, or outcomes. A precise summary cannot be derived from the fragment provided.
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Wallet L. Peake
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Center ST
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National Board OF Fire Underwriters
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New York
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Richard H. Rossbacher
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Corry, Pa
Corry, F
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