UNICEF Halloween drive aids millions through trick or treat
Corry children join national UNICEF program to raise funds for vaccines milk and antibiotics. Local chairman Hurbert Earle notes a Nobel prize award to UNICEF and urges supervision and orderly distribution. Cartons shaped like half pint milk containers will be used from 6 to 6 30 p m at six centers with an 8 p m return after siren.
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Corry
Unicef
Hurbert Earle
Unicef Drive
United Nations Children's Fund
Corry Council of Churches
Earle
Johnson
Emergency $30 Million Grant To USPS For Christmas Rush
The Post Office Department funds 150000 temporary workers in an emergency $30 million loan to clear clogged arter ies ahead of Christmas. The money comes from next spring’s budget and will require congressional action in January. Third class mail volume rose nationally about 10.4 percent, with larger offices reporting up to 20 percent increases. The program targets hiring by November 1 to begin processing jobs originally slated for December.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Post Office
Chicago
Lawrence F. O'Brien
O'Brien
Deaths Mr. Rathburn of Mayville 78
Mr. Rathburn a Mayville resident died yesterday after a short illness at his home. A retired machine operator from Kling Furniture, he was born January 8 1888 in Corry and married Eva Graves in Ripley on March 19 1910. Surviving are four sons Carl Harold Lawrence Louis and a daughter Bernice Chatfield and several grandchildren. Final rites set for 2 p m tomorrow at Freay Funeral Home Mayville. Burial in Mayville Cemetery. Visitation today 2-4 and 7-9 p m. KILLED IN CRASH LAKE TROBE Pa Edna D Dillon 56 of Derry Westmoreland County was killed yesterday in a car truck collision three miles east of Latrobe. A passenger William E Dillon of Derry was injured.
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Mr. Rathburn
Mayville
N. Y
Kling Furniture Company
Corry
Eva Graves
Ripley
Harold
Lawrence
Carl
Union City
Louis
Nashville
Latrobe
Edna D. Dillon
Derry
Westmoreland County
William E. Dillon
Long lasting bulbs priced higher spark debate
A Housewife column summarizes a hearing on bulb longevity. Westinghouse GE and SylvanIa offer premium “eyesaying” and “extended service” bulbs with longer life at higher prices. A committee found lives of standard bulbs too short and urged doubling life for higher wattage lamps, noting manufacturers resist adding long-lived lamps to standard lines.
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Westinghouse
Sylvania
Cos
Edison
General Electric
Turn on the lights and get to work crusade
The text hints at a movement for economic relief led by women, urging action with lines about choosing a preferred type and questioning value in buying electric bulbs. It ends with a nudge to check the Classifieds for a house for sale.
Local man labeled prime suspect in Shady Avenue burglary
Police investigated a break in at Shady Avenue where a check writer’s book with over 200 blank checks and $11 were stolen from a register. A second suspect emerged guiding officers to a 19 year old named as the prime suspect. a 17 year old informant tied to the case was later placed in New York. Corry rumor discounted by investigators.
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Shady Avenue
New York
Corry
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