Scientists Predict Cheaper Production of Base Chemicals
Two Purdue University scientists announced a commercially practical method to produce hydroxylamine in the laboratory. They said the discovery could lower costs for making medicines, perfumes, insect sprays, soaps, artificial silk, lacquers, flavors, and safety film.
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Milwaukee
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Purine University
Personal Mentions From Corry Citizens Traveling Relatives
A crowded list details dozens of residents and visitors returning home or traveling, including Eleanor B. Smith from Bradford to Corry with relatives C D Herbert and family, Lynn Campbell and Charles, Margaret Cox and Kathrine O'Day, Dennis O'Day from Erie, Edith Rowland and Russell Hoag from Lander to Corry, and many others visiting Buffalo, Jamestown, Buffalo, and Toronto while sharing summer stays with local families. The notice notes teachers, clergymen, and residents visiting kin in Pa, N Y, Ont., and Mich.
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Eleanor B. Smith
Bradford
C.D. Herbert
Lynn Campbell
Charles
Frank O'Day
Erie
Edith Rowland
Russell ‘Hoag
Lander
Corry
West Park Place
Hing
Charles H. Racke
Nella Racke
Louay
Buffalo
N. Y
Niagare Walls
N.Y
Harry Waulgon, Jr
York, Pa
Flay Faulson
Liberty Street
Mildrud Denton
Giuhter Matilyn
New York State
Ottawa
Gan
Pehlmas
Laighton Fehlman
Elmina
Hartford
Conn
Helene Borsa
Columbus
Stamford
Ruth Battenfield
Toledo
Ohio
W Evest
William J. Kuhn and
Mather
Thomas J. Kuhn
West Wayne Street
Douglas Nichols
East Orange
N. J
Enoch B Cornish
Hear Dake
Lew O'Neil Ma
Virginia
Frederick
Ripley
Miterva
Guy “Anton
Jamestown
Snl
Shirley
Mona Ann ‘Vancy Sehramling
Battle Croc
Mich
Georss Sehramling
Hateh Street
New Yorkeshire
Leste Lapily
Offolk
D. Sears
Maple Avenue
Ralph Spurty
Toponto
Wan
Toronto
James Dearing 90 dies in Corry moved from Wattsburg
James Dearing aged 90 died early this morning at his son Roscoe Deating’s home on West Washington Street. He was born July 1 183? in Peetland NW and lived in Wattsburg previously. Surviving are three sons Roscoe Corry Let Chatham Va Allan Wattshuire. plus daughters Mrs Wayne Cray Cary Rd and Mrs Smire Chatham Va. twenty three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 PM at Trinity Church. Burial will be in the Wattsburg cemetery family lot.
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Wm. Veovng
Roscoe Deating
West
Washington Street
Bors Joly
Peetland
Dim
Methodist Church
Wattsburg
Toscoe
Corry
Chatham
Allan J
Wattshuire
Waynes
To Cray
Cary RD
Smire
Taventy
Ingermient
Watteburg
Youthful flier takes off in 100 dollar biplane
A youthful flyer from Portsmouth, identified as Willige Brand, dared orders and launched a $100 biplane. He reportedly departed after six hours with 19 gallons of regular gasoline aboard, despite concerns from authorities at the airport.
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Fortsmouth
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Court Releases Graft Data in Philadelphia Probe
A Philadelphia court releases data on graft as Cohen's Ave Demo committee and two Republican House members confront questions. Subpoenas target District Attorney Carl Be Selle and officials Margioth and Friedman as a grand jury probe follows the state supreme court action. The committee session is set forFriday evening per EST.
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Republican House
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Philadelphia
Paul Schaeffer
Carl Be Selle
Clots J. Margint
Depuity Starnuy
Eaward Priedman Cols
Sully
Ted
Margioth
Friedman
Estriday
Ex-Corrvite Speaker Addresses Rotary Meeting
William Hines of Firestone Rubber Akron spoke to Corry Rotarians at Hotel Cacry about rubber plantations in Liberia Africa and tapping processes. Four guests attended, Eli Baross Walter Parkin of Los Angeles, Dr N Troy Gillells and George Orcutt of Corry. Rotary Fair committee met after the session to plan October events.
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Firestone Rubber, Company
Akron
Ohio
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Cacry
Bir Stone
Liberis
Africa
Yaprent
Eli Baross
Walter Parkin
Los Angels
Call
N. Troy Gilells
George Orcutt
Corry
Presbyterian Ladies Aid to Meet Friday
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society resumes after summer break with a Friday afternoon meeting in the church parlor. Committee members plan the tea repast. notes mention Mrs. Mace Mrs. McCray Mrs Linendell Snel and Mrs Roydle Abeifa. The article also claims the oldest church is in Santo Domingo Dominican Republic.
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Presbyterian Ladies
Presbyterian Lupius Aid Society
Ohayeh Pariors
Mace
McCray
Linendell Snel
Roydle
Abeifua
Saito Domingo
Dominican Repub
Untitled Recipe Fragments for Mayonnaise Cakes
Fragmentary instructions describe making cakelike treats with mayonnaise and small tomatoes. Steps mention beating eggs, filling muffin tins, icing with a medicine-like cream, and rolling in coconut before drying on a tray. Text includes garbled names and misspelled terms, yielding an unclear, partially legible kitchen note.
Pittsburgh Market Report Amid Slow Demand and Mixed Quotes
Pittsburgh wholesale markets show sluggish demand with uneven pricing across fruits vegetables and livestock. Apples, potatoes, and peppers display scattered steady to near steady quotes. hogs and calves steadier with thin direct sales. dairy and poultry prices mixed amid a busy New York market backdrop noting heavy trading and select gains in select industrials.
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Big
Texas
United Corp
US Steel Weveerys
Warner Bros
Westinghouse
Elee Woolworth
Youngstown
Arkansas
Lone Star Gas
Pope Attacks Nationalism In Catholic Lay Group Meeting
Caster Gandolko Sept 7 The pope denounced exaggerated forms of Hatquialism at the papal villa addressing 40 teachers of the Catholic laymen’s organization. He warned against a pure racial policy and said racialism cannot succeed when religion and philosophy are considered. Miss Lucille Barnes returned to Buffalo New York as guest of Miss Gillian Wright after past work.
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Papal Villa
Lucille Barnes
Buffalo
Gillian Wright
EXPECT BREAK IN SPANISH WAR SEEN IN LONDON
Reports from London suggest tensions in the Spanish Civil War may ease with signs of a break in fighting. Speculation grows over a restored monarchy under Prince Juan de Borbón, son of the exiled Alfonso. British circles note Portugal mediation and divergences within insurgent ranks, while Franco’s armies face waning hopes for a swift victory. Lacrosse training noted for wartime readiness in the Teequots Confederation.
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Spain
Princ Juan de Botrhon-Battenberg
Alfonia
Seain
Portugal
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