Corry Fair Scenes and Local Developments Highlight Heat Relief and Roads
The Corry area reports relief from heat with a small fair booth under Carleton W Smith and Mary Whittlesey. Harriet Cleigh runs a peanuts stand at Wattsburg fair as crowds gather. Grading and gravelling progress on the new highway north of Corry promises asphalt soon. Senator elect Joe Ziesenheim visits with local friends, while bankruptcy filings list assets of 6814 and debts of 15106. Gas thefts reappear with a full tank stolen from Morris Chupin. Cleanup after siding trouble on Pennsylvania Avenue completes, trout stock clipped for an outing with the Wildlife League at Meadville today. Many plan to attend the Chautauqua County fair in Dunkirk next week where major events promise strong entertainment. Ajax plant continues temporary hires as orders rise and main sheet plant boosts production of engines.
Corry Fishermen Escape Flammable Battle At Lake
Walard Gady and Lawrence Grete op had a near miss while fishing off Chautauqua Lake. Their boat ignited from leaking gas near Long Point. They jumped into the water and swam as flames burned out. After extinguishing the blaze they returned to the boat and resumed fishing.
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Chautauqua Lake
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Bitter editorial attacks on Walker top Roosevelts era sparks
A long signed Hearst editorial defends Walker amid fifteen charges from the Hofstadter probe. The piece accuses Governor Roosevelt of an unfair trial while detailing Walker's deteriorating health and a fatal death in his circle. Walker resigns after a dramatic capitol showdown.
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Alfred #. Smith
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
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John J. Curtin
George R Walker
McKee Becomes New York City's Mayor in Low-Key Oath
Joseph V. McKee, sworn in as mayor of New York City, takes office with minimal ceremony. City Clerk filed the act. Corporation Counsel Arthur J. W. notes the oath may not be necessary for this transition. McKee is 43 and his recent scholarly and astute approach marks his administration.
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City Clark Crise
McKee
Joseph V. McKee
Arthur J. W
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