Many Corry Cases On Trial List For November Grand Jury
The Bele County November grand jury will review a large list of Corry cases headed by George Ing murder and assault with intent to kill. The docket includes larceny, entering and larceny, receiving stolen goods, and violations of liquor and tax laws as numerous defendants appear for arraignment and trial. The schedule sets November 4 with Wing's case and others to be presented through November 7.
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Wwe
George Ing
Congord Tural
George Laverne ‘Ormahee
Bele County
Hichwdes
Corry
Wing
Jia
Casey
Orbe Harbat
Owas
Bill
Harry McGuire
Richard Jayce
Hiner Panyola
Larceny
Ste
Lawrence Marsh
Toler
Ralph Davis
Fred Raymond
William Sederburs
Jue Emple
Juspencer
Gilbert Synder
Award Walsh
Clifton
Taylor
Chester Heynoski
Rei Ing
W. Johnson
John Nubthers
Allen Woolard
William Cole
Mito
Martin Isabela
Ohn Erbin
Eonapl Davia
Wille William Jox
Ata
Anthony ‘Arana
Sadie Brown
Harry SH. Layick
Leo Heatt
Alee
Benditto Sicixllano
Louis Apriva
Vern Leary
Balylon Thuczédkl
William Ring
Emile Suitford
Otto Dorfustl
Grafton Bank Closed After Examiner Takeover
The Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank in Grafton was ordered closed today with a notice on the door stating the bank was in the hands of examiners and had not run out of deposits. A published statement this week put loans and discounts at 106,876.23 and deposits at 471,199 dollars. The bank’s capital stock stands at 100,000 dollars.
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Grafton
W. Way
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Across Networks
A fragmented radio schedule highlights WHAM NBC WABG and CBS networks with Hoover ads and Louisville origin. Programs include MacPadden Seal Hour Palmolive Hours Opera with chorus and orchestra and soloists and Simmon’s Show across WEAF WABG CBS and NBC networks.
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WHAM
NBC
WABG
GBS
Hoover
Louisville
WABC
CBS
WEAF
NBG
Simmon
Hoover tours Greenbrier as locks open new river artery
President Hoover travels aboard the Greenbrier as 10 miles of river course are opened by dredging and locks. The trip covers 680 miles from Wheeling to Cairo with a visit to Louisville for a major address en route.
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Lawrence Sullivan
United Press
Wade
Hoover
Qhiy
Wiles Way
Louisville
Det
Astern Central States
Wetaburg
al Cairo
Style Show and Exhibit at the Armory
The Woman's Club hosts a two night style show and industrial exhibit at the State Armory on Thursday and Friday evenings. A magic act and grand parade tea headline the program with booths from major local firms and shops showcasing Corry products and regional names. Admission is ten cents and proceeds fund club shower furnishings.
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State Armory
Thursay
Associated Gas & Electric Company
Grand Electric Shop
Pennsylvania Gas Appliances
Doane Hardwire
the Nast Co
W. F Millen
Newhouse Shoehouse
Franz Mur Hiture
Needlecraft Shop
Singer Sewing Machine
Phillips Jewelry
Corry Baking Co
H. Rosehid
Palmer Furniture Co
Corry-Jamestown Mfg, Corp
City Market
W. CG. Marrett
the Snonysuds
Gerry Evening Journal
William’ Rowe
Floblat
Nu- Bone
Kitchen-Aid Co
Beltina Co
Walter Bills
Knights of Columbus Card Party Tonight at Club Rooms
Members of the Knights of Columbus host a card party this evening in their club rooms. Play starts at 8 o clock with awards planned and refreshments for attendees. Hickey serves as general chairman of the event.
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Knights of Columbus
Coll Dames Hickey
Uttatr
New 120000 volt line to extend electric service south of Corey
A new 119000 volt transmission line from Union City to Win Top and a 110000 volt line between Clava and Union will extend electric service to Corey and nearby towns. Construction along the planned route is underway with the right of way secured and poles being erected. The system aims to improve reliability and power for customers in the area.
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Union Gy
Warren
Union City
Whitey
Corey
Vladeia Light
Ford
Union
Clava
Ciltes
Gervoil
Syston
York
Western talking pictures arrive for Rex theatre
The Rex theatre on West South Street receives Western Electric equipment for talking pictures. Manager Blatt says installation will start soon with operations likely in early next month and patrons are promised the best in cinema sound and visuals. Mr and Mrs Willetts are spending time in Warren this week.
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Weestern Movsey
Rex Theatre
West South Street
Blatt
Rex
Willetts
Indy
Warren
Lull in Storm of Censorship in Boston
Boston faces a lull in the storm of censorship with talk of easing stage smoking and coarse language bans. The report notes a drop in censorship sales and cites past actions affecting Eugene O Neill and other works as groundwork for potential broader relaxed rules.
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Morris DE Haven Thacy
United Press
Boston
Mass
Legialntine
Bott
Ernest fTemmineway
Parewell
Arms and Publishierg
Eugene A'Neill
Boston censorship clash tests morals and press pressure
Fragmented OCR notes describe proposed revisions to a censorship law and city efforts to curb plays and stage content. It mentions officials, a mayor’s office drone of revision and cultural tensions, with sparse biographical detail about a performer turned city functionary.
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L. A
Joh
M_ Casey
Stansla
Cauy
Briand Likely to Form New Cabinet Amid Crisis
Briand could be asked to form a new cabinet as France faces a government crisis. President Gaston Doumergue seeks a speedy solution with Briand as premier while Radical and socialist factions weigh into a rebuilt ministry and top posts.
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Briand
Amelie Briand
Brance
Teddy
Toy Lake
Gaston Bournersie Beean
Perlis
Toucergue
Ryuilicals
Uultowith Verrigierd
Ouls
Marin
Che Raiea
Hocinbirt
Wil
Blysee
Dounersyie
Unil
Wien
Tost
Rayal
Pomcart
Briond Offabid
Adinals
Ciy
Poincare
Large Lyceum Course Concert Delights City Audiences
A packed Senior High School auditorium enjoyed a Redpath Lyceum show led by John Ross Reed and Company. The staging featured elaborate scenery and a program of operatic numbers and popular tunes, receiving universal praise for its polished performance and winter season charm.
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John Ross Reed and Company
Carty
Redpath
John Ross Reed
Lyceum Chronic Group
Freighter Reported Grounded in Lake Erie
A freighter was reported aground off Pal Pell in Lake Erie about 26 miles from Lorain Ohio. Coast Guard announced the ship’s name was unknown and that boats were moved from Trenton Michigan amid the incident. Local reporters cited confusion over figures and dates.
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United Press
Fight Against Sugar Tariff Prompts Cuban Growers to Spend
Cuban growers plan to spend up to 985000 to combat proposed sugar tariff. Lakin, head of a Cuban production firm, says his company spent 373000 this year on propaganda against higher duties and publicity. The House tariff hearings probe the sugar interests from sea to factory.
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Senate
Washington
Herter
Lakin
Qresident
Cina
Eur
Purduem
Jnsoyinenvestizaling
Lotay
TSM Aeros
Tand
Cuba
Kil
Propagan
Ibs
Pendhig
Jeph B. Wuiehet
Toreign
Connecticut Manufactur
Dt3 Association
Watchet
Charles L. Evanson
Connecticut Anufacturers' Association
Bingham
Congress
Midwest snowstorm and gale winds disrupt shipping
A fierce winter storm swept the Midwest with heavy gales and ice. Lakes shipping halted on Lake Michigan and Superior as a barge ran adrift and a steamer grounded near Leamington, Ontario. Temperatures plummeted while western areas faced extreme heat.
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Middle West
Vy United Press
Chicago
Mi West
Lakes Michigan
Amun
Sentra
Midwest
West Vods
Westhar
Mércury
San Francisco
Ludington
Mich
Lake Superior
Leamington
Lake Michigan
Lake Front
Fire destroys lumber yard killing forty homes in Par n assus
A blaze at Logan Lumber Company yard in Parnassus Pa. completely destroyed the lumber yard and nearby homes. Winds fanned the flames as 72 residents fled their houses. crews from seven towns fought the fire but could not save the yard or homes. Firemen suffered minor injuries and residents reported a window shattering due to the heat.
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United Press
Parnassus
Logan Lumber Company
Barly Lodey
Eithen
Burgh
Charles Hartser
WiseVar
Palshp
Heng Bunenian
Wgtitwatehuian
Lute Company
Ifiscaverei
Aji Amomymolia’ Telephone Ac
Stirvistanie Re
Damage attributed to heavy winds and rains in Congord township
Damaging weather reports indicate Tuesday night storms with strong winds and heavy rain caused property loss across western Ghatinaua county. Farm structures including a silo were damaged near Congord, while culverts and catch basins plagued by leaves and debris hindered flood drainage. Wheelock area saw near impassable roads as showers persisted.
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Congord
Geo
Shase Fntm
I B Skelton
Wheelock
Tadly Tskvei
Suti
Ghatitinaua
Necktie Social at Wheelock Church
A Friday evening event at Wheelock Church features a program by the children. Attendees are asked to bring neckties and donations for lunch. Proceeds benefit the school.
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Wheelock
Stesamun
Wheeloske
Halfway Across Atlantic Monoplane Flight Ends Uncertain
Urban F Dileman Jr., flying the single seat Golden Hind from Harbour Grace Newfoundland to London, faced fog, wind and fuel limits as officials hoped for a late daylight arrival. No sighting of the monoplane had been reported by early evening.
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United Press
Urban F. Bifemen, Jr
New York
Ont
Francis
Urban F
Dilewian
Jean Miniana
Harbour Grice
Newfoundland
Len Yenteen
Sizht
Il Diteman
London
Golden Hind
England
Atdea
St Johns
Duenmn
Seyes
America
Europe
Leviathan
Lavonia
Berengaria
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
St Jonne
Diteman
Harbour Grace
Sya
Lam Jon
Alcndia
Ireland
Irish
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