Roosevelt name fuels New York governor bid from Roosevelt Jr
The Democratic field for New York governor includes Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr as an active candidate. W Averell Harriman seeks delegates at the September 21 nominating convention, while Mayor Robert F. Wagner Jr. withholds reaction to a possible Roosevelt nomination. The article notes Roosevelt’s modest House tenure, liberal voting, and the enduring electoral pull of the Roosevelt name, dating back to Cox Roosevelt and Smith races.
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W. Averell Harriman
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Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Alfred E. Smith
Corry schools enroll rise noted in 1934 fall term
Twenty years ago in the Corry Public Schools attendance for the 1934 35 term rose above the prior year with total registration at 1983 for the first week, up from 1770. Teachers completed summer studies led by Mrs Helen Purdyce and Mrs Roub Brady Pabelt, while Miss Fordyce returns to elementary duties. A gasoline station wholesaling venture near West Washington Street expands local offerings. Corry Bantam football plans begin with practice as Master Al Miller and Harry Paulson lead the effort.
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How Smart Are You Classified Page Question Test
A fragmented OCR style prompt poses a quiz on current events and national matters. It mentions the auto industry timing, names, politics, and a question about a U S women’s group linked to various organizations. The text is garbled but centers on trivia for readers in a classified page context.
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Wife of Erie GI on furlough succumbs
On leave from Fort Kung Kentucky, Mrs Dora Binneo Honky, wife of Leon A Booty, died a few hours after a fatal attack. She was taken to Ferrell Osteo Wile Hospital but died there. Her husband, Mr Josupa Banca, and her parents, Mes. Josupa Banca and Mrs. Mes., Sheffield, Pay Mn, report the death.
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Driver Draws Hit Run Sentence In Erie Court
A Greensburg man, 4 years after graduating from Edinboro College, drew 30 days in jail for hit run and the same for drunk driving, to be served concurrently. The Erie case stemmed from January 20 on Route 99 near Edinboro injuring Miss Tdi Erickson. McCormick settled out of court for $26,957. his father, a Greensburg attorney, defended him saying this was his first trouble and that he and his wife plan teaching careers. Also fined or jailed in separate cases were Joseph Shea and Leonard Mrogowski for drunken driving. The body will be sent to W G Cummings Funeral Home for services in Kunio with burial in Kane.
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Joseph W. Shea
Leonard Mrogowski
Barn Fire Destroys Structure Near Chautauqua
A two story barn measuring 100 by 40 feet and its contents were burned by a lightning strike one mile west of Chautauqua on the Chautauqua Stedman Road. Owner Karl Cornell reported 3,000 bales of hay and farm equipment lost. a calf and some items were saved. Firemen laid 1,000 feet of hose from a farm pond. no official damage estimate given. Also note Oklahoma City bans crime horror and sex comics. fines up to $20.
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