In Defense of Teachers and Compulsory Reconciliation
Metropolitan educators warn that juvenile delinquency requires teacher protection from assaults and self defense, urging school boards to shield staff. A New York Catholic group backs compulsory reconciliation before divorce, urging state action, religious agency involvement, and guardianship to curb marital breakdown.
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Ican Federation of
Pittsburgh
of Education
Tocus
Wiliam A. Scully
Albany Bia
New York State
Hold Rites For Mrs. Bertha Elston
Mrs Bertha Elston 73 of Spartansburg died Friday in Corry Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. A funeral service was held at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev John Shaw of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church officiating. Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg attended by Floyd Billis Donata Rinney Raymond Mortis Marion Alsdort Lyford Jackson and Neil Stratton.
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Bertha E. Elston
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Torrey and Hays
John Shaw
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance Chirch
Buring
Rose Hill
Floyt
Bllis
Donata Rinney
Fay
Corry Nostalgia: 20 Years Ago September 4 1935 News
Yesterday's Memories recalls Corry events from September 4 1935 with VEW committee plans for Nilge Tiller Day featuring a soap box derby sports events a parade and a drum corps appearance. Dunkirk Fair opens with notable exhibits and ongoing four day run. Announcements include school teachers for Sparta and Democratic rally to be led by Senator Hugo L. Black in Warren.
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Thomas Garrity
Art Colegrove Democratic Club
Cay
Fire at Boatyard Damages Boats and Buildings
A boatyard fire at SS Aero Marine Inc. caused an estimated $59,000 in damage, destroying two storage buildings and four cabin cruisers. Two people were injured while a crowd gathered as officials investigated the cause, with preliminary notes suggesting an attempted ignition by a worker.
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Vamasto
Aero Marine, Inc
Davis Lawson
Aero Mariste
James Tieton
TE -80
Tuluron Para- Hospital
Ty Ambulance
Robert C. Sigultz
Union City Wife Missing After Vanishing From City
Hazel Piss, 97, of Union City, mother of three, vanished August 5 after boarding a bus near Westfield. State Police in Lawrenceburg report no clues, while husband Frank Plies cites possible nervous breakdown or disguise as factors. Police traced a letter postmarked Eric, with speculation of asylum in New York and Atlantic City.
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West Felt
Hazel Piss
Nery Shaim
Wefield
Cal
Atlantim City
N-d
The
Hus
NEC
New York
Dave
Thei
F J Porter
Venanio, Pal
Hnd
Atlante City
Pallee Sto
Ave
Ibeen
Add Name To List Of Hopefuls
Erie realtor Carl Tiffany is named as a potential candidate for Erie County Recorder of Deeds, with seven other Democratic figures mentioned as possibles after Bo Hayes McCreary’s death. Phelps questions interest and campaign role, while Connelly and other leaders court the post. The salary is about 11 000 annually, term through 1957, with Miller having held the job. Also notes the death of Edward K. Mann, editor of the National Tribune, at a veterans encampment in Louisville.
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Erie
Carl Tiffany
County Recorder of Deeds
Bo Hayes McCreary
Uty
Alden Phels
Leo Markett
Prosper Connelly
Joe Weir
Robert Cooney
Atty Jack Dalley
Gay George
Phelps
Tom
Connelly
Ipest
Gardner-Logan
Hie Democratic Party
Planning Commission
Arthur Gardner
East Side
Julian Pol Aski Nave
Pos
Recorder of Deeds
Har Miller
Hayes McCreary
Louisville
Edward K.man
National Tribune
Washington, D. C
United Spanish War Veterans
Sensation of the Century Car Deal Brings Low Price
Bold sales pitch touts a century bargain for a 56 Gentuny. It urges buyers to act while their current car holds peak value and promotes the purchase as an easy spending choice.
Slayer's Mother in Double Slaying Case
A fragmented 19th century report describes Mrs Theddoin Kline and the death of two individuals. It notes inquiries into the killer’s motive, mentions a Corry residence, and references a trial timeline with dates and places surrounding the case.
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Theddoin Kline
Elinin
Corry
HS Munetana
Ilicmys
Uae
Arinild
Elevator Fall Death Claims Worker at Local Plant
A Watson Manufacturing Co employee, Gul Anderson, died after an elevator fall on August 23. He suffered multiple leg fractures and a fatal hip injury while assisting in merchandise handling when the elevator shifted and trapped him between the car and wall. Medical examiner Dr. Rocco N. De Det certified the death. He was transported to Jamestown General Hospital where he later died.
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Astorsin
Anni
Jamestown General
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Chicago
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Sculy
Chile
Bertha Elston
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Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Dunkirk
Yestern
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Essex Street
Liters
Cecil Miller
Greenville
Grace Bunner
Falls Crusie
Sparta
Hugo Li Black
Alabama
Warren
Alent
Union City
McCreary
Marlow
Washington
Dlivk
Eissenhower
Adiol Stover
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Steverton’s
Deniel
Ty Pear
Wes
Janie Wince
Sapautemet Senate
Yesheva
Les
Sige
Sten
Buick Dealers
Buick
Bukek
Olin
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Whey
Cady and Collier
South St
Connie’s
Oscar Mayer
Revere
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