All Buildings Ready for New Term Opens Tuesday
Enrollment projections note increases at Senior High with 830 to 840 expected, while Junior High and elementary enrollments trend up modestly. Start times shift at Senior High to 8:45 morning session with noon recess unchanged, and afternoon ends at 4. Activities period lengthened, part time shop employment ended for pupils, and bus transfers to Concord building planned as needed.
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Carry
Supt R. 5
Dewey
Sheen Dellove
Concord
Corse
Toca
Buller Secures Post With Power and Light Company
Harrisburg Sept 3 United Press reports N R Buller longtime Pennsylvania fish commissioner has been appointed by the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company to conduct a state wide survey of waters it owns or controls He will supervise restocking and provide recreational facilities for fishermen and seekers of recreation He is the brother of A G Buller superintendent of the local State Hatchery and known in the area for his long service with the State Commission.
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Buller
Corporation
Pinchot
President
United Press
Harrisburg
N.R. Buller
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Wis
Mr. Buller
A G Buller
State Commission
Defend U.S. Loan Plan Faces Congressional Critique
United Press reports Treasury officials defended the long term bond issue plan to cover past deficits. Chairman Will R. Wood and others questioned the choice of long bonds over short term paper, arguing short term funding would have been unwieldy and costly.
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United Press
Washington
Sept. d
Treasury
Will R. Wood
House
Kiwanis Club Resumes Sessions at Corry Hotel
The Corry Kiwanis Club, resuming weekly meetings, welcomed full attendance. Coach McCall outlined Corry High's football prospects as members toured the season schedule, while the club manages a tennis court at Mill and South with Attorney Walter Penke overseeing restoration for public use next week. A skating rink plan is to be discussed with Mr White lay to revive North Corry rink operations.
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Corry
Corry High
Mill and
South Streets
Walter Penke
Kiwanis Club
White Lay
North Corry
Autos Kill Six in Twenty Four Hours in Pennsylvania
Six people died and around 60 were hurt in a string of Pennsylvania auto crashes within 24 hours. Most accidents blamed on heavy rainstorms and wet roads. Western Pennsylvania reports four dead and 12 injured, central Pennsylvania two dead and 25 injured, eastern Pennsylvania 23 injured in Philadelphia area. Berwick and Millersburg incidents left eight more injured. Victims include David Jénea, fore aiaur atate Inplalator, Ellood City.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Berwick
Millersburg
Pennsylvain
David Jénea
Ellood City
Three Point Break in Steel Market Drops
New York markets slid to new lows for the year as Steel Common led a late-day selloff. Trading surged to about two million shares with major industrial and railroad issues following the pattern, Steel briefly dropping to 82 1 2 as bears dominated the session.
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United Press
New York
Sept
Hai
Tate
Lackawanna group seeks state police for primary election
Archbald residents petitioned state police protection for the September 15 primary in Archbald Borough Lackawanna County. They urged a state patrol to ensure a fair and honest election, alleging past run ups and heavy voting for Hemphill. Governor Pinchot’s aide said the request would be considered by the governor.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Archball
Lackawanna County
Stahinecker
Pinchot
Archbald Civic Association
Ueir
Stahmecker
John M. Hemphill
Hemphill
State to Organize More School Patrols
Harrisburg Sept 3 The Pennsylvania department of public instruction announced plans to organize uniform safer patrols among the states schools. The patrols will direct children not traffic at crossings near schools and will train them how to crowd streets and highways.
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Harrisburg
Pau
Pennsylvania Department of Public
Plana
Striet Croxsigga
Bowavid
Hundredth Birthday Banquet for Mr Mather at Odd Fellows
About 300 members of the T O O F gathered at the Odd Fellows home on North Center street to honor Charles L. Mather who just turned 100. Dignitaries from across the state attended, and Miss Lena Mather and other family were present. A gold $25 keepsake was given, floral gifts were exchanged, and music from the Meadville Boys Band highlighted the evening.
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Charles L. Mather
Odd Fellows
North Center Street
Mather
Coury Order
Corry Udd
Order
Rebekahs
Mr. Mather
M Rio Mather
Ray P. Livermore
Marsh
Odd Fellows' Homme
Meadville
W. D. Rowe
Oakwood
City
Tlenny Warner
Niobe
N. Y
J. W. Hares
Rubba Herris
Louise Harris
Buffalo
WN. Yi
Adelbert Brambn
Gunterville
Pay
W. S. Maharg
Detroit
Michi
Frank B. Livermore
Wlizoseth
Akron Ol
Mary Grace Maharg
Misa Helen Mashars
Dextrait
Mich
Mary Helen Nast Toledo
Mary. Lyons
Anna Bailey
Alfon
Hennien
Williamson
W. Vie L
Scnauble
Wm Langdon
B.A. Tate
Arthur Pease
Emile Hf. Brows
William Brewer
Howard van Tussen
John Uebel
George B. Allen
Spencer
Charles Erickson
Erle
Rolloate Cray
Waterford
Rush ‘Miller
North Girard
C. Lancaster
Lowrey
Ralph Brown
John Siggins
Harry Siohnston
Hitchens
Warren
Lioyd J
Large Tax Refunds Announced by Internal Revenue Bureau
Washington reports several large tax refunds were announced yesterday by the Internal Revenue Bureau. The notices indicate sizable repayments to multiple taxpayers as part of ongoing adjustments in tax collections.
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Washington
Today’s five best radio entertainments schedule
The listing presents a radio schedule with five top entertainments across networks. Wiz on NEENetwork airs at 7:00 followed by Thrillers and Spiritual on WABC with Artin Pryors at 8:40 and CBS Network. Sper Boswell Sierets Wig on NBC airs at 9:45, Puta Elfes Slutcher on WEAF at 10:00, and Little Jack Little with the Rolfe Orchestra concludes.
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WABC
GBS
Artin Pryors
CBS
Sper Boswell Sierets
Wig
NBC
Puta Elfes Slutcher
WEAF
Jack Little
Rolfe
Heath files $10,000 damage suit in county court
H L Heath filed a $10,000 damage suit in county court in Erie alleging injuries from a November 17 auto collision on North Center Street. The defendant Homer Kolstes drove a car that struck Heath near North Center and Franklin streets, leaving a fractured left leg and possible permanent impairment. Attorneys Howes and Breviller represent Heath. case expected to be heard at the coming court term.
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H. Hearn
Heath
Whit
North Center Street
Pranklin Streets
Rioting In Barcelona
Fatal rioting broke out during a general strike in Barcelona Spain. One man was killed and several injured in Carmen street clashes. Police warned strikers, telephone lines went out, and outside world contact was interrupted as unrest spread through Arco Minnano Rambla Flores and other districts. A church fire and bread shortages heightened tensions.
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United, Press
Barcelona
Spain
Bargstons
Carmen Street
Arco Minnnfo
Rembla Blores
Rambla Flores
Breall
Father's skill as surgeon fails to save son
In Pottsville a car crash near Orwigsburg injures William Warne 18 who dies after emergency operation by his father Dr J L Warne at Warne Hospital. Others injured include Jane Bastley 18 Alice Baziey 16 and several bystanders. Four vehicles were involved and a spectator group was struck by a fourth car operated by Richard Yuengling.
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United Press
Pottsviler
Orwigsburg
William Warne
Pottsville
Warne Hospital
JL. Warne
FOI School
Pottstown
Jane Bastley
Alice Baziey
Dothman Yuengimg
Potter Ville
Jacob Finn
Philadelphia
Nellie Zincavage
Shenandoah
Harry Belt
Hazleton
Lena Snyder
Pottavill
Wm. Wallam
Pittsburgh
Calif
Fink
Richard Yuengling
Austro German Plan Renounced Before EU Commission
Sept 3 Austrian Foreign Minister Dr Hans Schober renounced the proposed Austro German Customs Union before the European Union Commission. The decision follows recommendations by European Commission experts urging a wider European union to include all states. German Foreign Minister Dr Juve Curtius was expected to follow suit for Germany.
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My Wylted Freie
Geneva
Avatria
European Union Commission
Hans Schober
Avstria
Europeanion Commission
Juve Curtius
Germany
Small Loot Found After Spring Creek Burglaries
Two burglaries reported at Spring Creek this morning on the Pennsylvania Railroad station and Spring Creek Milling Company plant. Little loot captured. about $1 in change from the railroad cash drawer and under $2 from the mill office. The station office was entered by a forced opening and a willow was pried. the mill office was rattled with minor cash and some damage. Entry to the mill occurred via a second floor window.
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Spring Creek
Pennsyvania
Spring Creek Milling Company
Ae Ribway
C. B. Kinney
Stimson Predicts New Era of World Peace
Secretary of State Henry Stimson, arriving in New York aboard the Leviathan, forecast a hopeful era of political peace and goodwill. He praised a friendly spirit among European powers, noting Germany and France showing bold, confident dispositions after his talks with foreign ministers of France, Germany, England and Italy.
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United Press
New York
Henry Stimson
France
Germany
Stimson
England
Italy
Ory
Washington
State Police Sent to Pittsburgh by Pinchot
Sept 3 Governor Pinchot ordered twenty state policemen into Pittsburgh to guarantee a clean voter registration. The request came from John Morrow, head of the city registration commission, who warned that without protection registrars could face intimidation and erroneous registration efforts.
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Pittsburgh
Pinchot
Harrisburg
John &. Morrow
Ely Fers
Administration Would Restore Old Confidence
United Press reports Washington officials stressing maintenance and restoration of public confidence amid current difficulties. The piece highlights business efforts to support spending, a California job-guarantee initiative, AFL recommendations, and Senator Fess urging bankers to avoid restrictive lending, plus Hoover urging home construction and a fall conference on the issue.
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Raymond Glapper
United Press
Washington
Walter Gifford
California
American Federation of Labor Executive Committee
Simeon D. Fess
Republican National Committee
Yellow Springs
Fess
Ohio
Eas
Hig
Jettar
United States
Ess
Esset
Jackings
Sri Mln
Lacie Ae
Hoover
Mr Mather Expresses Appreciation at Birthday Reception
The article notes Mr Mather extends greetings and thanks through flowers and gestures at a birthday reception. It mentions floral carts and telegrams of goodwill, highlighting the celebratory mood and social courtesy shown to Mr Mather on his birthday.
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MR. Mather
Tuan
Ray
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L Mather
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