Push Preliminaries To School Vocational Project
Corry School District trustees meet in the library to advance the PWA funded vocational school project. A $63,000 loan and grant package, with $25,000 loan and balance grant, was approved to upgrade the Hatch building and build the new vocational facility, with bond and financial steps to follow before the December 10 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Board of Education
Coty
Public Works Administration
PYA
Hatch
Ralph 5. Dewey
D. A. Hillstrom
Milon L. Brown
Dewey
Leiiester Kincaid
Thaten
Department of Internal Affairs
Harriburg
Philadelpha
PWA
Incaid
Schoo
Hillstrom
Raper
Messrs
Bennett
Hillatrom
Lamping
Love
Brown
Patterson
Barnes
89 Sign To Join Wales Program
Fighty nine signatures have been secured at the office of City Engineer R. Dickson toward a WPA program to repair or lay sidewalks. City officials will outline the project for council approval. Over 100 persons are expected to participate with materials cost only borne by property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fighty
R. Dickson
Munnicipal Building
Conquel
Dukdon
Oil price advances across Pennsylvania and pipelines
A 15 cent advance in crude oil prices was announced today by South Penn and Tidewater Oil Companies. Prices rose at Southwest Pipe Lines to 1.87 and at Murkee and Buckeye Pipes to 1.82 and 1.67 respectively, with Tidewater lifting Bradford and Allegheny district prices to 2.19 per barrel. No changes were made in Corning grade.
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Pennsylvania
Pride
South Penn Ad Tidewater Oil ‘Companies
Southwest
Mureke
Buckeye
Court Delays AAA Ruling To January Thirteen
Washington Oct 29 The Supreme Court likely will decide on the validity of President Roosevelt's AAA program and possibly the Bankhead cotton act on January 13. Observers note the court’s December 9 hearing schedule, following a setback when the government lost the request for November 20 arguments. If both cases are decided together, Roosevelt will face a budget timing issue. The administration sought an early ruling due to tax refund claims tied to processing taxes, which have fallen $125 million short and spurred numerous lawsuits.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Stanley Reed Fo
AAA
Jeal
Banthead
Celebration urged as Columbus dam nears completion
A Second Ward resident who has followed the Columbus dam project suggested a Columbus Corry celebration when finishing touches are added and the Bates line is closed. Work on the concrete structure is reported to finish within days, with new road work boosting local employment and activity.
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Columbus
Columbus Corry
Inquest in Fatal Crash Delayed to Next Week
An inquest into the death of Katherine Jazarowick, 48, Ambridge, Pa, who was fatally struck by a machine driven by William Sikes, 42, Carry RD 1, will be postponed until next week. County Coroner Dr. W G Stroble said the investigation continues. Sikes was not held prior to the inquest.
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Une
Katherine Jazarowick
Ambridge
Wiliam Siikes
W. G. Stroble
Stroble
Pennsylvania utilities under probe over failed utility bill
Harrisburg Oct 29 An inquiry by the public service commission targets nine Pennsylvania operating affiliates of Associated Gas and Electric in the failed fight against the utility control bill. The companies include Pennsylvania Electric Erie Lighting Northern Pennsylvania Power Solar Electric Clarion River Power Penelec Water Johnstown Fuel Supply and Reading Street Railway plus Metropolitan-Wdison Company. Hearings set for Nov 21 and 22 with November 12 filing due for contracts and agreements and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Associated Gas & Electric Company
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Erie Lighting Company
Northern Pennsylvania Power Company
Solar Electric Company
Clarion River Power Company
Peneleo Water Company
Johnstown Uel Supply Company
Reading Coach Company
Reading Street Railway Company
Metropolitan Wdison Company
Metropolitan
Associated Utility
Wichest
Wheeler-Rayburn Till
Jonestown
Pennsylvania Electric
Erie Lighting
Clarion River Power
Johnstown
Penelec Water
Bjettrie
Cambria
Centre
Clavion
Clearfield
Crawford
Erie
Forest
Indiana
Jefferson
Somerset
Venango
Warren
Westmoreland
Penelee Water
GOP Critics Target New Deal at Erie Rally
A Republican rally at Public Auditorium in Erie drew a large crowd with Corryites in attendance. Principal speakers included Judge Horace Stern of Philadelphia, candidate for State Supreme Court, Judge J B Canningham seeking re election to the Superior Court, J O Mertzier for county judge, and District Attorney Mortimer Graham. Stern denounced New Deal policies as costly and failing, warning that plans to alter the U S and Pennsylvania constitutions pose the greatest danger.
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Erie
Horace Stem
Philadelphhia
State Supreme Court
J. ©. B. Can-ningham
J. O. Mertzier
Mortimer @. Graham
Stern
United States
Pennsylvania
Erie Milk Dealer Cited by State Board for Underpayment
Harrisburg Oct 29 The state milk control board cited four western Pennsylvania dealers for underpayment of producers and bond failures. Total underpayments cited total about 8000 dollars. Firms named include Interstate Creamery New Castle H C Hale and Sons Erie J Harshberger Dairy Altoona and Boyd Dairy Company New Castle.
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Harrisburg
Mile Control Board
Western Pennsylvania
Interstate Creamery
New Castle
H.C. Hale & Sons
Eric
Corry School District weighs tax collector salary change
The Corry School District and city county officials reconsider the combined tax collector pay after new information prompts delay. Board President Mion L. Brown cites updated figures and seeks counsel data before a Wednesday vote. Delinquent tax handling and exonerations under the 1936 salary plan are debated as Rollo McCray stands as county representative with possible $2,000 demand.
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Corry
Brown
Rollo McCray
Varery
McCray
Erie Sdvices
Lambing
See 2 Billion Dollar Cut in Federal Costs
Washington reports administration officials study budget estimates for a 2.0 billion dollar reduction in federal expenses next year. The plan assumes ongoing economic recovery and lower relief needs, with current year costs forecast at 4.15 billion, well above the ongoing pace as thousands of workers leave federal payrolls.
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Agencis
Hunt Maniacs After Another Attack At Erie
Erie investigators pursue a string of midnight assaults as two youths, Joseph Steger and Car Anderson, both 19, were arrested then cleared of most charges. An 11-year-old victim identified the pair as the attackers, while two men in a blue sedan remain a possible link. They await hearings on attack charges with bail set pending.
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Unitec
Erin
Erie
Curtain for Junior High Stage Assured
The Junior Elementary PTA wins approval from the Board of Education to install a stage curtain at the Junior High auditorium. PTA leaders Mrs. Kinley Mrs. Rickers and Mrs. Abbey told the board they have raised 127 toward the 170 expected cost with aid from other buildings. The district may contribute 25 toward the curtain with state compliance.
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Lamhe
Cummings Seeks Aid in War on Gangster
Washington October 29 Attorney General Homer Cummings called for stricter firearms laws and a nationwide cleanup of outrages against justice. He warned criminals have raided National Guard armories and other public facilities to procure thousands of guns and ammunition for their activities.
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Unicores
Washington
Homer Cummings
National Guard
Roosevelt Proclaims Armistice Day Peace Observance
President Roosevelt issued a proclamation declaring November 11 Armistice Day and urging nationwide ceremonies to affirm America's desire for peace. He said the anniversary underscores the determination to remain at peace with all nations and achieve permanent world peace.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Corry Athlete Hurt in Fall at Windsor Canada
Khlar Sunny Daye starting fullback for Adrian College football suffered a severe back and spine injury from a fall in Windsor Ontario. He was hospitalized after six X rays showed bruises but no serious damage and will miss one to two games before returning home to Adrian.
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Khlar
Sunny” Daye
Adrain Colegé
Windsor
Ontario
Adrian Daily Telegram
Corry
Adrian
Dave
Assumption
Fie
Cortyne
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Dale R. Sprankle
Lawrence Tech
Damage by gang at East Street home reported
A report from East Street near the BE W Button property describes vandalism by a gang. Corn and stalls were knocked over and trampled with other damage noted. Police say suspects are unidentified but may be arrested if the owner prosecutes. Additional minor vandalism incidents were reported nearby.
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East Street
BE. W. Button
Haloweven
District Attorney Graham Speaks at Rotary Club Meeting
District attorney Mortimer B. Graham addressed Rotary Club members at Hotel Corry. He discussed court procedures from a prosecuting perspective, shared sidelight from Orie county cases, and noted legal loopholes hindering state crime prosecutions. Harry Aver reported $174.75 raised by the recent indoor carnival fundraiser.
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Distriet
Mortimer B. Graham
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Valle
Graham
Orie County
Lallc
Harry Aver
Rotarians
No inquest in death of Columbus resident
No inquest will be held in the death of Michael Hober, 61, Columbus township, who was found hanging from a tree Sunday morning. Authorities announced the death as suicide. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at 1 28 at the home with Rev. W. H. Garnatt officiating. Interment will be made in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Michael Hober
Columbus
Theose
W. H. Garnatt
Pine Grove Cemetery
Peace plan ready ten places before league
Paris reports a tentative peace proposal for the Italian Ethiopian war drafted for League consideration. Rome issues food decrees on wartime footing with rationing-like controls to resist League sanctions. Geneva expects possible peace by New Year via diplomacy or economic pressure. Addis Ababa notes Ethiopian resistance near Makale as Italian forces advance.
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United Press
Paris
Pierre Laval
Foreign Affairs Commission
Senate
Rome
League of National Prices
League of Nations
Italy
Foreign Office
London
Adrien
Prendir N
Geneva
League of Nu- Hobs
Iopia
League Baders
Tiventy-itiné
Great Britain
France
Addis Ababa
Oet
Soth
Makale
Lieelty
Mattale Hing
Dr Carmon Ross to Speak at College Women's Club
Dr Carmon Ross will be the guest speaker at the regular meeting of the College Women's Club Wednesday evening. The event will be hosted by Attorney and Mrs Wailer L Peake of East Street and urged for full attendance by all club members.
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Carmon Ross
Garmon
Preston
Ob Kilinboro State Teachers Collegi
Bainbory
Col— Jege Women's Clu
Whl
Wailer L. Peake
East Street
Glu
Nurses to Hear Dora Cornelisen at Corry Meeting
Corry nurses and worried attendees are invited to a Wednesday evening meeting at Ro'cingk in the Horry hospital. Miss Dora Cornelisen, elder representative of the American Journal of Nursing, will address the group on the value and use of the Americas Journal of Nursing. Attendance required.
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Aujregisuereg
Ro'cingk
Uorry Hospital
Dora Cornelisen
Eld
American Journal of Nursing
Americas Journal of Nursing
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Riulion
Ais Ly
Heatton
Dalberg
Wales
PENN
Electric
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Public Service Com
P.S.C
G.O.P
Richard L Gridley
Congress
Cummings
Can
Khlar Daye
DIST
Attorney Club
Mortimer E. Graham
League
Ethiopia
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