Women Stripped of Jewelry in Sensational Hold-Up
Three wealthy couples returning from a Chicago night club were robbed by bandits in Evanston. Jewelry valued at about 700000 was taken including a $50000 diamond ring and bracelets worth thousands. Police chase and details follow.
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United Press
Shigago
Myanston
Jason E. Whitney
Kraft Phoenix Cheese Corporation
Whitney
Oliver A. Blackburn
Game Concern
Blackburn
James Hewitt
Manchester
England
Gladys Menan
Cofite Dan
Ms. Metan
Evanston
Corry Woman's Club Plans October Resume and Party
The Corry Woman's Club will resume activities on October 8 with a first anniversary party at the club home on Mott Street. Erie County Federation of Women's Clubs meets September 19 in the city as a picnic at the club home. Local committees prepare programs and lunch, with state publicity chair Adrian McCoy expected to address.
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Corry
J. Er. Hawkings
2000 Dead Reported as Interior Towns Levelled in Caribbean Hurricane
Santo Domingo records an enormous toll as interior towns lie wrecked after a hurricane. Relief arrives via American transport while the capital rebuilds amid massive destruction and ongoing recovery efforts.
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Santo Domingo
U. S
Francisco Escovar
United Press
Domincan Republican
Santo Doymingo
Catherine
Anty
Sat Tuan
Conference on Plant Project Delayed Again
Local citizens' committee postpones talks with George T. Stich of Aero Supply about moving College Point and Dayton plants here. Stich detained in Cleveland delays meeting till Sunday. Monday morning meeting aims to push progress. Committee doubts pledge of 525000 will persuade Aero Supply to centralize all units here.
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Stich
Aero Supply
Citizens” Committee
Citizens’ Committee
George T. Stich
Aero Supply Corporation
College Point
Dayton
Cleveland
Qusness
Five Best Radio Entertainments On NBC CBS Networks
Today features NBC and CBS programs including General Electric Hour on NBC at 7 0 EST Hank Simmons Show Boat on WABC CBS network a 0 EST Buck Strike Hour on WHAr NBC at 9 00 BST Chicago Variety Hole on WARG CBS 9 00 WST and WaZ NBC at 8 36 EST Miniature Theatre with diverse entertainment listings.
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NBC _Networks
General Electric
WABC
CBS Network
Hank Simmons
Whar
NBC Network
CBS
WST
Chicago
Waz
NBC
Break in Water Main Halts Fourth Ward Supply
A break in the water main at the intersection of First Avenue and West Pleasant Street cut water to West Pleasant Street to Lennon Creek area. The Corry Water Company crew worked to locate the damage and replace about fifteen feet of main with an encasing sleeve to prevent further breaks.
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Flrat Avenue
West Pleasant Street
Fourth Ward
Corry Water Company
Ray Green
First Avenue
Aroud
Lennon Stream
Rea
Many Students Plan to Enter Universities
Twenty one members of Carry High School’s 1930 graduating class plan to enter colleges and training schools this fall. Over eighty percent of the senior class pursuing a college preparatory course will continue education at higher institutions. The principal, Howard J. Sheen, provided a list of students already arranged to attend universities and teachers colleges, including Walter Auer at Oregon State and Iyin K. Downey at G. S. Technical School Erie.
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Carry
Nusses
Howard J. Sheen
Walter Auer
Oregon State University
Lorna Amidon
University of Michigan
Virgina Ball
Indiana State ‘Teachers’ College
Zelma Cornell
Edinboro State Teachers College
Doris J. Dovilttle
Indiana State Techers' College
Iyin K. Downey
G. 5
Technical School
Erie
Fred L. Ewing
Allegheny College
Jack Franz
Penna’ State Colles
Donald Hovey
Ohio State University
Katherine Marsh
Buffalo City Hospital
Charlotte McKelvey
Maryaldwin Gollegs
Staunton
Mary Jane Mulhetra
Mercyhurst College
Odell K. Murray
Syracuse University
Merrill Patterson
Denison Universsity
Granville
O. N. Miller Shoup
Denison University
Olue Wilbur Sorensom
G. E, Teen
Eile
Robert J. Wilcox
University of Detroit
Francis McCray
G. E. Tech
Bris
Annette Titus
Myra E. Ober
Buffalo City
Hospit Training School
L. Turner
Warren Genera Hospital
Explosion Kills Eight at Auboue Powder Plant
An explosion at a gunpowder plant in Auboue near Briey killed eight people and wounded many others, dispatches report from Nancy, France.
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Ay United Press
Nancy
France
Auboue
Hriey
Bureau to Aid Outside Pupils Opens Tuesday
The Junior Placement Bureau reports damaged buildings but will aid girls from Corry seeking work and lodging during the term. Miss Marion Smith invites applicants to contact for positions as classes begin Tuesday with a teachers’ conference planned. St Edward's School resumes some classes Monday.
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Ikindly
Marion Sisith
Dewey
Revolt Reported in Argentina Amid Unrest
Unofficial reports from Buenos Aires say a revolutionary movement has begun as censorship increases after days of disorder. President Hipolito Irigoyen temporarily delegated powers to Vice President Enrique V. Martinez following two weeks of unrest and anti-administration demonstrations with Buenos Aires under a military and police board.
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Argentina
United Press
Santiago
Chile
Buenos Aires
Hipolito Irigoyer
Enrique V. Martine
Honey Thieves Hit Local Farms and Nearby Pleasantville
Reports of recent beehive thefts spread through the area with similar robberies at Pleasantville. Police note possible organized activity as two hives were stolen from Minford Burrows in Pleasantville, with thieves discreetly entering while residents slept.
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Pleasantville
Sng
Columbus
Titusville Herald
Burrows
Minford Burrows
Ford comments on US financial sickness and Prohibition
Detroit magnate Henry Ford warned America is economically sick but improving, linking the stock market frenzy to the downturn. He spoke before a six week motor tour of Germany aboard the Bremen, dismissed Soviet five year plans, and asserted Prohibition would endure even in Detroit. He also teased plans about six cylinder Fords and teased a Dearborn hotel rumor.
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New York
Henry
Ford
America
Bremen
Germany
J. Pord
United States
Soviet Russia
Detroit
Dearborn
READY TO DROP CASE AGAINST BROWN
Federal prosecutors plan to drop charges against Earl Brown if local charges against a dirt operative are abandoned. Special Investigator Lee says the government will drop its case against Agent Knight, and Brown would withdraw his complaint upon full vindication. Miss Mary Ann Gentleman has returned home to the city from Buffalo.
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Earl Brown
Thte City
Corry
Brown
Lee
Justice Department
Brown Wold
Agent Knight
Mary Ann Gentleman
Buffalo
Three Big Firms See Business On Upgrade
Philadelphia news quotes three major firms The Pennsylvania Railroad The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania and The Atwater Kent Manufacturing Company forecasting a rising economy and urging cautious optimism. They report rapid hiring with thousands added daily and planned expansions. Executives stress active pursuit of business to sustain recovery and avoid overcaution.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Atwatter Kent Manufacturing Company
Atwater Kent Company
Ben ‘Telephone Company
Atwater Kent
Hileha Lee
Leonard H. Kinard
Diamond State
del jaivare)Telephone Company
Leviathan Collides With NJ Lighter in New York Harbor
The Leviathan flagship of United States Lines collided with Central Railroad of New Jersey lighter No. 123 in New York harbor. The lighter sank while the Leviathan sustained no damage and continued to sea after a brief delay. Two crewmen aboard the lighter escaped onto Spring Street pier uninjured. The lighter carried cement and the incident amused more than frightened passengers on the liner.
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United Press
NEW York
Leviathan
United States Lines
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
New York Harbor
Europe
Spring Street
Pinchot to visit Corry on Friday September 12
Gifford Pinchot Republican candidate for governor will tour western Pennsylvania communities including Corry and Warren during a two week swing. He plans a stop in Corry before addressing an evening meeting in Erie. His schedule lists many towns through September 20.
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Warren
Penn
Erie
Gifford Pinchot
Corry
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Hemphill
Hawley
Honesdale
Forest City
Montrose
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Troy
Mansfield
Wellsboro
Coudersport
Fmperim
Ridgway
Johnsonburg
Kane
Bradford
Transfer of Pittsburgh Prohibition official to Wilmington
Washington Sept. 6 Deputy Prohibition Administrator Harold D Wilson of Pittsburgh was transferred to Wilmington Del. Announcement came from Prohibition Director Wood.
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United Press
Washington
Harold D. Wilson
Pittsburgh
Wilmington
Del
Prohibition
Wood~took
Third Typhoid Case Reported Here
Three typhoid cases are under quarantine in the city with two patients at Corry Hospital. One local resident, William Pairchilds of East Street, is seriously ill as health authorities impose strict quarantine measures. Roy Taylor, 28, and a 15 year old Stuffebeam girl from Corry RD 6 are hospitalized and improving. Health Officer Ruppersburg investigates the outbreak to find the source amid a dry spell blamed for the spread.
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Corry
William Pairehilds
East Street
Ruppersburg
Pairchilas
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