Vacation ends as Corry schools open term
About sixteen hundred pupils resume school after summer break as Corry Public Schools begin the 1998 89 term. St Edward's parochial school opens with 118 enrollees and 38 in the high school. five new teachers introduced. teachers meet at the Senior High with Supt Ralph S Dewey presiding.
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St. Edward's Parochial School
Corry Public Schools
Ralph S. Dewey
Dewey
Wns
Norman J. Edinger
Corry
St Edward's School
St. Thomas’ Church
Somoergy Smooning
St. Edward's
O’clovke
Memper's
Corry Grange Receives Flag In Special Meeting
Cherry Hill Grange presented the traveling flag during Corry Grange’s Saturday event at 8:30 pm. Discussion covered Ida Tarbell Louisa May Alcott and Mary Alice Rhinehart. Sixty guests from Cherry Hill Waterford Union City Phillipaville West Green Spring Creek Warren Spartanshurst attended. Local dignitaries included Pomona Master Ella Me Ubay District Attorney Ansvik and County Commissioner Helen Suhluratf. A lunch followed the ceremony.
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Cherry Hill Grange
Corry Grange
Ida Tarbell
Louisa Mae Alcott
Mary Alice Rhinehart
Pennsylvania
Grange Way
Tocal Grange
Elk Creek Grange
Cory Grange
Cherry Hill
Waterford
Union City
Phillipaville
West Green
Spring Creek
Warren
Spartanshoro
Ello Me Ubay
Pomona Orange
Sivtank
Burton Hall
Irr
Helen Suhluratf
Erle
Frost Reports From Kane Mark Early Autumn Chill
On September 6, Kane, Pennsylvania, reported the season's first frost following Labor Day. Temperatures fell to 29 degrees near Big Level, with frost observed by Ackerman of the Helmroghuny National Forest, noting cold conditions across the area.
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Kane
Pennsylvania
de Hy Ackerman
Helroghuny National Forest
60 Killed in Chile Revolt Suppressed
Santiago Chile Sept 6 Approximately 60 killed and at least 80 wounded many gravely in an unsuccessful uprising against the government. Outskirts of Santiago heard continuous gunfire as officials said the revolt appeared provoked by outside forces and had no connection with any future government.
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Santiago
Chile
Santagy
National Suetuliate
Minor accident cases treated at local hospital over weekend
Corry reported several minor injuries as Bert Henry 29 of Clymer and W L Henry 58 of Spring Creek sustained cases from falls and machine incidents. Charles Stahlman 20 from Clymer suffered leg lacerations after a ride mishap. A Wellsville driver collision on North Center street caused minor damages. Raymond Bachofer and Homer McElroy involved in curb strike. Robert E Lynn 24 of Pittsfield had four toes crushed when a steel bar fell at a railroad crossing.
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Corry
Dilla
Vietlowy
Uicetown
Bert Henry
Clymer
Wak
Gorry Hospital
W. L. Henry
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Charles Stahlman
Harrow
Stahlman
North Center Street
Wile Kant Nelson
Wellsville
N. C
West South Street
Raymond Bachofer
Ford
Homer McElroy
Bachofmer
Robert E. Lynn
Pittsfield
Center Street
W C Powell Dies in West
Williams C Powell a former Corry resident died in Los Angeles California. His body will arrive Friday for burial in Pine Grove cemetery. He ran a wagon shop on North Center street and served as Corry health officer. Survived by two sons Clarenne and Ward and a daughter Mrs Herbert Bracken.
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Williams C.powell
Los Angeles
Calif
Pine Grove
Powell
Corry
North Center Street
California
Clarenne
Ward Powell
Pittsburgh
Herbert Bracken
Seattle
Wash
Interference of Schaeffer faces, Testin Tribunal
Philadelphia report notes that a special House committee sought a writ of prohibition to stop Judge Paul N Schaeffer from interfering with its graft inquiry into the Earle administration. Attorney General Bardur urged the court to uphold the committee's precedence over a Dauphin County grand jury.
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United Press
Philadelphia
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Dauphin County
Grand Jury
Earle
Paul N. Schaeffer
Attornney
Guy K. Bard
House
Harrisburg
George Hy Barle
Senate
Barle
Sthorg
Seveit Linn
Death claims Paul W. Stone in Union City
Paul W. Stone, a longtime Corry native and Erie Railroad operator, died Monday at 1 15 am after a heart attack at work. Born August 20 1888 in Corry, he lived most of his life there before moving to Union City. Survived by his widow, son Frederick, and daughter Janet, services set for Wednesday at Union City home with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery Corry.
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Union City
Corry
Paul W. Stone
Corry Hospital
Erie Railroad Company
Maple Avenue
Stnne
Carry
West Main Street
Warren
Clary
Mr. Stone
Fraderick
Slaughter
Janet
Pino “Grove Cemetery
Hitler defies world to blockade Germany now
Hitler addresses German party congress in Nuremberg amid warnings of a looming European crisis. He vows to blockade Germany as in World War I, extols a greater Reich, and links Germany’s fate with Italy and Japan. The address, read amid a tense international climate, signals aggressive policy at odds with Western powers.
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Hitler
Germany
United Press
Nuremberg
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Japan
Oomament
Hiller
Tushal
Adaly Wagner
Niczi
Bayayiu
384 KILLED ON HOLIDAY
The Labor Day holiday week-end saw at least 84 violent deaths across the nation per United Press surveys. Traffic accidents accounted for 268 fatalities, other forms of vehicular crashes totaled 44, and shootings, stabbings, aviation, and miscellaneous incidents added 87 deaths. Pennsylvania alone reported 24 deaths from traffic, drownings, and other causes.
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United Press
Morehan
Pennsylvania
Labor factions threaten Dems in Pennsylvania campaign
In western Pennsylvania labor unions threaten to withhold support from Democratic leaders Charles Alvin Jones and Gov. George H. Earle amid a fierce rift between the two main labor factions. Both sides urge union rank and file to back the New Deal, while leaders avoid naming the internal dispute publicly.
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United Press
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Tividl Williams
State Federation of Labor
CTO
Anthracite Industry Modernized With Mellon Institute Aid
Sept. 6 Pittsburgh report notes the Pennsylvania anthracite industry pushing modernization to cure its ills with the Mellon Institute of Industrial Research aiding in seeking new uses for hard coal and its residue. Governor Warle has urged nationalization while Anthracite Industries Inc promises to remedy the industry's preexisting decline amid competition from other fuels.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
George
Warle
Anthrecis ‘Industries, Inc
Ib Acelsing
Milk truck crash injures Jamestown pair near Riceville Corners
Ernest Rowley and his wife were in a collision with a Borden Milk Company truck on Route 1 near Riceville Corners. Mrs Rowley suffered a fractured leg, head bruises, and a facial cut and was taken to Jamestown hospital. The driver, Mura Wellman, was uninjured. police cited Ringley for failing to stop.
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Riceville Corners
Ernest Rowley
Tew Street
Jamestown
Meadville
Borden Milk Company
Mura Wellman
B.C
Union City
Rowley
Jamestown Hospital
Wats Wellman
Nagy
State Motor Police
Ringsley
Ultru High Ways
Fiig
Cash and
West
Students Strike On First Day Of School In Pittsburgh
On opening day, more than 400 Slowe township high school students protested against the closings of the old West Park tunnel. They refused to attend classes, claiming the tunnel blockade forced a 3.5 mile detour from Fleming Park and Prestown districts and demanded service restoration and tunnel repairs.
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Pittsburgh
Slowe Township
Old West Parke
Fleming Park
Prestown
Therip
Ruling Limits Who May Register Voters in Corry Vicinity
County solicitor Held upholds that only three commissioners and the head registrar may roll voters not at the main office, endorsing pre registration to protect voting rights. He suggests rescinding Miss Donnelly’s authority and designating registrars to operate at designated sites to prevent lapses.
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Corry
Tacob Held
Helv M. Lehlwart
Scott Way
Court House
Mary Donnelly
Registration Commission Ofice
Conneaut Lake
Miss. Donnelly
Miss Donnelly
Winty
Commission
Holiday Period Enjoyed By Corryites Roast Is Success
Kovacs enjoyed the holiday period as rain greeted celebrants on Sunday and Labor Day. Archie W. Thompson post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars realized a satisfactory sum to aid uniforms for the post drum and bugle corps. The roast at the post grounds drew crowds with bingo and wheels, two swings for children, and a music fox. About 30 veterans from Erie attended, with Corry participants joining district posts for family outings and trips to Cleveland or Pittsburgh events.
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Kovacs
Archie W. Thompson
Vetsratls
Fox
Erie
Corry
Severn
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt bids labor unite to keep Democratic liberal path
President Roosevelt framed a Labor Day appeal in Washington urging agricultural and industrial workers to unite to support a liberal Democratic line. He warned against a “wedge” between farmers and urban allies, aiming to keep the party aligned with liberal and progressive forces and hinted at a new party strategy. He spoke in Maryland and Hyde Park about primaries shaping the party’s future.
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Lyle Co. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Maryland
Millard
Tydings
Senate
Hyde Park
Lincoln
Democratic Party
Hii
Ile Taal
First Man to Win Thompson Trophy Twice
Cleveland report states Roscoe Turner, the first to win the Thompson Trophy twice, plans to use prize money to build a speed plane at least 100 times faster. Turner set a Thompson speed record of 283 mph on the 200 mile course, winning $18,000 plus $4,000 for the record. Earl Oytman and S J Wittman placed second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
Roscoe Turner
Turnner
Michael Detroyat
France
Earl Oytman
San Diego
S. J. Wittman
Oshkosh
Wis
Ex Senator Reed Plans Connecticut Move
Former Pennsylvania senator David Reed will relocate to New Canaan Connecticut around October 1 and become a permanent resident. He bought over 40 acres of the Alfred H Mullican estate in July 1997 and built a large home with stables and out-buildings on the property.
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New Canaan
Conn
David Reed
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Reed
Alfred H. Mullican
Juy
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St. Edward's School
W.C. Powell
Schaeffer
Testin Tribunal
DEMS
Jones
Labor
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Sen. Tydings
Turner
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