Campaign Vandalism Tarnishes Sheriff Battle in Corry
Local sheriff campaign heats up as posters for Ralph B. McCord in North Hastings face removal and mutilation. Vandalism, condemned by supporters of all candidates, has drawn wide attention to McCord and his respected reputation in Corry and surrounding county communities. The incident marks a rare flare in local political tactics and underscores the heated primary contest.
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Ramie
Ralph B. McCord
North Hast
McCord
Hess
Corty
Corry
Haseen
Why the delay on road projects in Erie County
Erie county is awaiting action on hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal road funds as part of a Pennsylvania grant. Authorities cite a coordination snag between Washington and the state highway department, delaying construction slated for summer and fall. Officials in Harrisburg are meeting with the state to remove obstacles and begin work and employment resumes.
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Erie County
Pennsylvania
Washington
State Highway Department Timber
Meanhy
Crawford
Warren
Terie
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Fragmented notes on local names and places in a memory scan
The text lists questions about people and places such as Wood Hall at 434 Concord Street and Roy Larson at the Library Theatre Wem Soni mtsea. It mentions Cove Machine and Foundry at 40 North Center Street and Roy C McGuire as a pharmacist. The passage appears as damaged OCR with unclear context and dates.
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Wood Hall
Concord Cord Street
Roy Larson
Library Theatre
Wem
Soni Mtsea
Cove
North Center
Roy C McGuire
Ithe Nick
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files September 1913
Twenty years ago as taken from the journal files dated September 6 1913. Arcade confectionery in Traction building was sold to Fred M Falk and Hirnest Moberg by Mrs Crow. Andrei Nelgon injured in a collision on North Center street, not recovering as hoped at Corry Hospital. First Ward pupils may stay while new addition is built. Corry Fair closed with receipts about a thousand dollars higher than last year. W C Miller plans exhibitions in Kansas and Oklahoma with a biplane built in Corry. David Edwards escaped injury when his car crashed through plate glass at Star Garage. Arthur Spear injured but not seriously. Opening game of High Crescents vs Rays at League Park expected. Corry Hospital received fruit and vegetable donations. Auto accident on Hast Congress street caused minor damage. Tennis: Parsons chaperones grandson on fishing trip to Horn Siding. Various notes on workers and theater plans for Whit ney Opera Company booking and October appearances.
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David Edwards
Sherman
Hils
Star
Arthur Spear
What’s Whatata Glangs)
Notable text fragment shows a mixture of early 20th century commentary by Charles P. Stewart and Leslie Eichel on economic policy, neutral politics, and railroad funding. It references President Roosevelt, Johnson, Ford, and Wall Street while discussing NRA tests, inflation, and capital expenditures with speculative phrasing.
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Leslie Eichel
Central Preas Atul
New York
Bir Ue
New Watts
Ford
NRA
Wall Street
Wall Direct
Wright
Gialey
Yro- Eames
Tin Tha Foun
The
Tate
Allio Gannol
Joblessiena
Paris Styles In The 1920s Embroidered Textiles Show Modern Flair
United Press report from Paris describes a large decorative turtle motif and fashion of the era. It details embroidery patterns with metallic threads, bright colors, and a blend of traditional and modern design elements.
Sought Adis Robbed Of 300 Dollars
A fragmented police briefing lists a robbery of 300 dollars involving multiple suspects. The readable text names Am y and Ghosan among others, with scattered notes on locations and actions. The fragmentary OCR lacks clear dates or a coherent sequence of events.
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Adis
Blinded Senator Schall Roils Against NRA Overreach
United Press profile of Thomas D Schall, the blind Minnesota senator and former congressman, detailing his long career from 1917 progressive Republican to a persistent New Deal critic. It notes his protests against the NRA, a 60,000 verdict against Standard Oil, and colorful campaign rhetoric. It also mentions fellow blind senator Thomas Pryor Gore and Schall's dramatic wartime service aboard Mount Vernon.
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United Press
Washington
Thomas David Schall
Elenco
Tobicco
Schall
Minneapolis
Congress
United States Senate
New Deal
NRA
House
Champ ‘Clare
Clarke
Coventry
France
Mount Vernon
French
Tom Davis
Standard Oki
Sehall
Capitol
Senate
Minnesota
Jefferson
Lenin
Hitles
Sg Mussolini
Franklin Rooseevelt
Marriage Here in 32 Announced in Meadville Pa
Jean Adele Pifer and Robert C. Rice, both of Meadville, Pa, were married in Corry, Pa, on December 10. Attendants were Kathryn Peter and James C. Hamilton. The couple reside at 102 Grove Street, Meadville. Rice is a Meadville High School graduate who attended Alabama University after graduating from Meadville High. He worked at Hookless Fastener in Meadville.
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Hoh
Charles Lb
Robert von
Brie
Jean Adele Pifer
Robert C. Rice
Méaiville
Corry
Kathryn ‘Peter
James C. Hamilton
Meadville
Rice
Charles G. Ite
University ‘At
Alabama
F Hilgh
It Mentivilie
Distillery Planned for Peoria by Hiram Walker and Sons
Plans outline a large new distillery near Peoria by Hiram Walker and Sons Inc. The plant would cover about 18 acres and span 20,000 square feet of processing space. It aims to produce 12,000 barrels of liquor weekly, boosting regional production capacity.
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Peoria, M
Mile Hera
Hiram Walker and Sons, Inc
Pover
Wiesely St
Governor Explains State Reclassification For Equal Pay
Gifford Pinchot reports on Pennsylvania's state employee reclassification aimed at equal pay for equal work. Aimed to balance pay, it reduces overall payroll by about 139 thousand dollars while boosting many low salaries. four pay groups, with criteria including supervision, duties, education, and experience, were created.
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T Trust
Istate
Uncle Bob McGowan Guides Our Gang Alumni Through Time
Hollywood film notes recount Uncle Bob McGowan keeping Our Gang on track as child stars mature. Former members like Mickey Daniels Mary Kornman Farina and Joe Cobb move into stage and vaudeville while some face hard times and a fatal heart attack ends Bobby Dean's life.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Holywood
Kids of Our Gang
Bob” McGowan
McGowan
Mickey Daniels
Mary Kornman
Farina
Mary
Bing Crosby
Joe E. Brown
Our Gang
Tackle Downs
Peggy Hames
Harry Spear
Chubby Chaney
Fat Boy
Mary Ann Jackson
Shooter
Low= rey
Sunshine Sammy
Jean Darling Wirewise
Joe Cobb
Wheezer
Joe
Jay FR
Smith
Skinny Kid
Bouncy” Wertz
Bobby Dean
Juvennile
Bobis Rascals
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegravel
National
Fred Kimball, Inc
48Th St
Traction
Andrei Nelgon
North Center Street
Geining
First Ward
Corry Fair
W. C. Miller
West
Kansas
Oklahoma
High Crescents
Raymonds
League Park
Qorry Hospital
Congress Street
Parsons
Nis Snaid
Horn Siding
Spirtansturg
Parker
Whitney Opera Company
Renee Peer
Radeon
Wdsehaer
Washington World
Charles P. Stewart Herta
Niin
Tollaws
High S. Johnson
Johnson
Roonevelt
Hillnore
Towle
Iistesye
Econdric Avila
Beck
Yevai HirAeite
Kendal
Stouk
Holt
Paris
MARY_KNIGHT
United Press Staff
Mary Knight
Ricvon
Alowe
Abrapoa
Gambrie
Feil
Citi Alri Nariflin
Amy Far
Ghosan
Barney Baruch
Stalin
Russia
TNT
Tory
Huey Longey Johnson
Elnor Glynn
Elinor Glynn
Lake Lucerne
Hitler
United States
Thomas Pryor Gore
Watsonville
Oni
Gifford Pinchot
Canada
Hollywood Film Shop
Portant
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Streag
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