West Slower Business Than East Says Babson
Babson reports western business lagging behind the East and New England after a cross country tour. He cites low prices for rain programs, metals and crude oil. Oklahoma hit hardest with oil prices down and wells capped. He notes weak farm income in parts of Kansas and Texas and a growing tourist flow to the Southwest while unemployment and Dust Bowl migrants press Southern California.
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Roger Balson
Francisco
West
Wmiblewest
New England
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New Meston
Aviona
California
Fme
Gng
Union
Quillie
Southwest
Arizona
Les
New Mexico
Colorado
Olson
San Francisco-Oakland Bay
San Francisco
Oalland
Berkeley
Bay Region
Oakland
Houston
Chicago
United States
Whions
Tabor
Prisco
New York
Bay
Washington
Oregon
Jarecki Manufacturing closes after 309 walk out
Labor dispute at Jarecki Manufacturing ends with 309 employees walking out. Adrian Collins, secretary for the firm, confirms the shutdown as Pennsylvania state police investigate a fire on Draw Hollow Road near the crossroads. Firefighters prevented spread. line workers plan to participate in Labor Day observances locally.
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Hile
Jarecki Manufacturing Company
Adrian Collins
Concern
Oll Guy
Pennsylvania
Peruigs Sne
Franklin
Charles
Peseh Street
Lloyd Henney
Kenyon
Kane
New Castle
Bownt
McKean County
Abellient Hake
Edwin ‘W. Rinne
Vilha Jacobson
American Legion
C. W
Jeare
Journal
Local Bradford Items Spark Busy Week Across City
Native of Johnsonburg found dead by heart attack on Clarion Street Bradford. Meadeville and Warren area notices report license updates, accidents, and assorted community events. Frank Rensma reports three more students licensed at Youngsville airport while others face court actions and local notices brew.
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Wilcox's
Thomas J. Mecine
Johnsonburg
Clarion Street
Bradford
George B. Lull
Frank Rensma
Youngsville
John Teconchuck
Pittsfield
Louis Vistock
Meadvale
Dick Hill
Kleenor
Lanston’s
William A. Schmidt
United States Army Band
James Puller
Schmidt
J. A. Anderson
Elk Avenue
Anderson
Nin
A. M. Litz
Mrs Amy Manley dies after Roanoke hospital stay
Mrs. Amy Manley wife of H E Manley of 917 East South street Corry died at City hospital Roanoke Virginia after illness that began there with her husband present She was born January 19 1869 in Gola Pennsylvania lived in Corry all her life a Corty High School graduate She survived by her husband two sons Dr Walter Manley of Roanoke and Robert E Manley of Yonkers New York a sister Mrs J Dart of Corry five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements pending at Davison Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove cemetery. Portia Astes and James O Brien Jr noted as local patients.
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Corry
Amy Manley
H. E. Manley
East South Street
City Hospital
Roanoke
Manley
Corty High School
Ite
J. ©. Tillotson
Walter Manley
Robert E. Manley
Yonkers, N. C
J. Dart
Wiores
Phyllis Astes
Babe Main Street
Corry Hospital
James O'Brien, Jr
West Washington Street
Garry Hospital
James Carl
Carry Hospital
Schools to open new team next week
List of schools and teachers shows multiple grade levels and staff families across five schools. Principals and grade teachers named include Mary Jourdet Helena Spencer Eugenia Graft Jane Mulhein Julh Dahlstrand Louise Mount Bertha McCray Cornelia Anderson Helen Robinson Arlene Robinson Antoinette Barersi Kathryn Kepler Nurse Fissh Corry.
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Donald Watson
Mary Jourdet
Vier Prin
Oln L. Young
Fish
Helen Fordyce
Helena M. Spencer
Eugenia
Jane Mulhein
Concord School
Mary Anderson
Prin
Pitth
B. Dahlstrand
X. Louise Mount
Bertha D. McCray
Grace
K, Brooks
Cornelia Anderson
Washington School
Helen , Ilohinson
Brin
Wave M
Perkins
Arlene Robinson
Antoniente Barersi
Traffic signals increase accidents say AAA engineer
STATE COLLEGE September 2 An American Automobile Association engineer says signals at intersections have increased accidents in several cases. Biion W. Marsh notes a recent survey of hazardously installed stop and go lights found more crashes. He urges thorough studies before new signals are installed.
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Yumun
State College
Biion W. Marsh
American Automobile Association
Pennsylvania State
Burdick and Nichols Treated at Corry Hospital
Frank Burdick of West Pleasant street was removed to his home this morning after a six day stay at Corry hospital. Kenneth Nichols of West Church trees underwent a finsil operation this morning at Corry Hospital.
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Frank Burdick
West Pleasant Street
Corry Hospital
Kenneth Nichols
West Church Trees
Finsil
Police lease Ur and arrest after violent pursuit
A police pursuit ended with an arrest as officers detained a suspect in a violent incident. Judge J. George presided as the case proceeded, while the victim remained stable and the court advanced the charges against the accused.
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Wing - Willi Star
Wilson
Babson
East
Lone Star
Jon
Major Milly
James PB. Rossiter
Marty
Cody
Good Law
Rossier
Erie County
Rossiter
Seppeworth
Saral Jane Armstrong
Robert Armstrong
Daisy A. Daniels
Meadville
Afust
Meadiville
Jfu Road
Allesseny College
Germany
France
Englend
Italy
Norway
Frankish
Mary H. Bilis
Tee A. McCracken
Vennesiga County
Lloyd Brown
Harold Gahagen
Hills
Brown
Maurice 'P. Breene
Western Auto Associate Store
Sam McCracken
William Lechesky
Harborcreek
Edward Brady
Greene Township
Walter Goodwin
Lanston's
Wy —Sherman
Sherman
State Bank of Sherman
Jadvertisement
Lotiaville
Ward
Saegertown
Erie
Mercer County
Samuel W. Graffin
Young Men's Christian Association
Elmer S. Wiseman
Crawford County
Don Boli
Europe
D. F. Stewart
West Mead Township
Edith.l. McCalmont
Warren, Coumhay
Helm
Uae
A.C. Jones
East South St
South
Davison Finneral
Pine Grove Cemetery
Miller's News and Sport
Fairview School
Helen Brown
Eathryn G. Neylon
Rebecca Bell
Helen Lodge
Harding School
Ruby L. Stump
Janné Wolford
Ea M, Kepler
Scnuor
Fissh Yeay
Ana
Fai Diab F
Hie Ay
Ted
Murray Heart
Amos October
Hawkin
D, 4
Cory
Ole
Thes
Arthur Harmar
Iderm
M. Gu
J. George
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