Crash injures Brockport woman at Kane intersection
Mrs. Angelo Catalino, 50, of Brockport, N Y, suffered a fractured nose, head and facial cuts and shock when a truck she rode in upended at the Bicdle-Adgar street intersection at Kane. Her husband, driver of the truck, misjudged the turn. he was uninjured.
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Angelo Catalino
Brockport
Kane
Whitney Bus
Charles Proctor
Donation Hill
Cony Hospital
Tate
Leinblock
Wayne Valley
1936 Democratic Plans Take Shape in Letter Debate
President Roosevelt defended the New Deal tax policy and outlined aims in a letter to Roy W. Howard. He argued the program is substantially complete and addressed criticisms from Republicans and conservative Democrats. Critics charge dictatorial power and constitutional threat while some call for amending the Constitution to broaden federal authority. The speech focus is on generalized New Deal objectives with opposition wary of public rejection.
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Coddersport
Howard
Benjamin
West Branch
Galeton
Frank P. Hinman
American Medical Ass'n
J. S Tuff Ridgway
William A. Deegan
Hyde-Murphy
Bogart
Democratic Booster Club
West County
Summit Community Hall
Kearsarge
Pennnsylvania
Warren van Dyke
Trafic
Pagene
Roosevelt
Roy W. Howard
Scripps Howard Newspapers
Rpublicans
United States
Knox
New Deal
Seate
Auction method to sell poultry eggs gains traction in Pa
Harrisburg reports that egg and poultry auctions have become a permanent part of Pennsylvania farm marketing. Secretary of Agriculture D Wansell French notes more than a million dollars of poultry and egg sales in the first six months, with auctions operating in Doylestown, Centre Point, New Holland, Butler, Coatesville, Harleysville and Bethlehem. The system gathers eggs from many producers, grades them, and sells to the highest bidder, boosting prices and quality education for poultrymen.
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Harrisburg
Pennnsylvania
D. Wansell Prench
Aecretary of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Doylestown
Bucks County
Genter Point
Montgomery County
New ‘Holland
Lancaster’ County
Butler
Butler County
Coatesville
Chester County
Harleysville
Bethlehem
Northampton County
Local Post Member Named District Head
Edward J. Sheldon of the Lieut A W Thompson Post No 264 VFW was appointed District Commander of the 29th District by Department Commander R E Conway. Sheldon has been a member the Corry post for twelve years and active in veterans affairs, having held various offices and earned many friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Sheldon
Eric
A. W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
R. E. Conway
Sheldon
Corry
Speedy settlement on mine wages looms
Washington reported a speedy settlement of the wage and hour controversy in the bituminous coal industry as leading operators tacitly approved the Guffey bill. Union leaders eyed further talks to break a deadlock affecting nearly 400000 miners. The National Coal Association endorsed the measure, offering good offices to government agencies administering the act.
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United Press
Washington
National Coal Association
Funeral Services for Harvey Vermilyea
Funeral services for Harvey Vermilyea of West Smith Street were held at 2 p.m. at Bracken Keating Chapel. Rev. Perry Haines officiated with burial in Fine Grove mausoleum. Survivors included John Hammon Charles Splesman Eugene Smithheim Pierce Ernest Group and John Mitchell. Dr. and Mrs. Vermilyea of Rusaei attended. Jack Bell of West Parke Place is hospitalized after tonsil surgery.
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Hearthstone
G. Cusman
Amy & Shippes
Corry
Youngsville
Rey
T. J. Johnson
William ‘Hockenferry
John Bial
Brute Thomas
Secondvenue
W.C. Cox
Harold Rauscher
D. F. Lindquist
Loyd Carter
Tracy Whitehead
Ann Shuss Cole
Monterey
Calif
Elmer Shuss
Ray Wolford
M. F. Coyle
Delaware Street
W. J. Gregory
Ridge Street
Corry Hospital
Henry Rust
Marion Street
Harvey Versmilyea
West Smith Street
Bracken-Keating
Perry TF. Haines
Fine Grove Cemetery
John Hammon
Charles Splesman
Eugene Smithiem Pierce
Ernest Group
Joh
Mitchell
Vermilyea
Rusaei
City to Seek PWA Aid for Storm Sewer
City plans to apply for Works Progress Administration aid to build a storm sewer along Pleasant street to Hare Creek. City Engineer Dickson will complete cost breakdowns and submit applications while considering straightening Hare Creek to improve flow and reduce sewage handling costs. Sherman Firemen's Day aims for large turnout, pending good weather.
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PWA
Pleasant Street
Kinley Alley
M.ib
Mill
Main
Maple Avenue
Erie Railroad
Hare Creek
Weisser
Dickson
Works Progress Administration
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Wing Willi Star Stores
Beautyrange
America
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Fa
Rochester
Will J. Wilcox
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cora House
West
Congress Street
C. L. Gallagher
Rouse
Blackman
Lavinia Delp Mong
Jaco Mong
Tulsa
Okla
Frank Day
Spring Creek
Corry Business and Professional Women's Club
Tnez Fitch
Union City
Columbus
Frank Betts
Jamestown
Thomas Wheeler
Walter Kolhawski
Olean
Oil City
Kentucky
Lanston’s
Lanston's
Philatheaclans
Miles Jane Habink
Walter Scott
North Center Street
Carda
Ieter
Corry Lodge of Elks
Erie
Pennsylvania Parks Association
Johnstown
Shine
Mercer County
Louis Brown
Woodtenth Township
Crawford County
Hayden Peterson
Conneaut Lake
Charles ‘Dudis
Greensburg
Tony Goladnal
Antine Scheller
Mayuille
Syracuse
Meadville
Edward I. Bates
Ray Dickey
Gable, Hu
John J. McKay
Salamanca
N. Y
Crawford County Court
Andre Trotto
Philip Toppo
Sathara Rumbaugh
Pleasantville
Ave
Beleve
Gedeon,, Jr
Sheaktleyville
Gadeon
Edward Sheldon
Harvey Vermilyea
Jack Bell
West Parke Place
Sunnyfield
Atlantic
Pacific
Sherman
Ubal Firemen
Kryptok
Pieanure
Sehtar
Oxfords
NEW Deal Optical
West St. St
Corry Ward
Pirem
Regul Aducatir
Montinue
The
Dismis
Dey
Sheets
Tway
George , Spector, Reys
Theo
Dell
Allegheny
Methodist
Ted
Moeneys
Stant
Fivision
Srintenties Renter
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