Early Fall Happenings in Corry and Erie Areas
Adjourned city Council meeting, baptism dedication, and a postponed Cornplanter Forest Fire picnic due to infantile paralysis cases. Nurses Association to meet at Mendville City Hospital. Raymond Clark, twenty months, fractured his left leg at home and was treated at Corry Hospital. WEA to observe a half holiday for Constitution Day. CCC Panama camp status unclear. Minor traffic accident in Erie. Pittsburgh business index up vs 1929 boom. Rex Theatre prize unclaimed. Labor Department training investigators. Shipping holiday voting hours extended. Pennsylvania utilities allow deposits with 30 day rule. Late Erie to Corry passenger train due to Sheffield ore train wreck. Special Board of Certification meeting at Library Building tonight.
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Pennsylvania
Erie
Sheffield
Olean
Threshing Near Completion on Local Farms Report
Farmers report threshing moving toward finish amid flexible yields. Oat crops harmed by earlier infestation, but corn culling and big potato crops expected. Wet June delayed growth, but rains improved early crops. wheat and barley show signs of strong yields. outlook stabilizing after earlier poor start.
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Conn
Caine
Erie Coast Guards Find Body of Arch Grant in Lake
United States Coast Guard crews recovered the body of Arch Grant, 80, of Clairton, Pa., four miles from the earlier scene as search continued for a third man missing after a boat overturned near Erie. Funeral rites for Jar Hesweeth, 27, of Lawrence Park, were held today while Stinky Berk, 32, of North Hust, remained missing. Grant’s body to be sent home today.
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United Hoes
Erie
Coast
Arch Grant
Clairton
Lato
Lake
Puneral
Hesweeth
Lawrence Park
Thin
Stinky Berk
North Hust
Grant
Clairton Hente
Hea
State or federal control eyed over Pennsylvania coal industry
Harrisburg reports the joint study by the state commission on the anthracite coal industry warns that demand has fallen 36 percent over 18 years and that many workers and families rely on the sector. It argues industry cooperation may be forced or, if impossible, government control could be required to resolve problems. The commission, chaired by W. Jett Lauck, will release the full survey in 13 sections, with today’s being the first.
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George H. Waris
Harrisburg
New York
United Press
Pennsylvania
Special Commission
Cov Ont H. Hable
Commission
Anthracite Coal Industry Commission
Wi Jett Lauck
County Young Dems Support Favorites
Erie Young Democrats announce aggressive backing for city and county candidates. About 2000 members of the Erie and Erie County clubs endorsed in Tune will mobilize support, according to Ken Thompson president of the groups.
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County Young Dems
Cairns
Thuraiay
Ken Thompson
Erie
Erie County
Rural teacher burned as 40 pupils escape fire accident
In Mount Ayr Iowa in September a rural schoolroom fire broke out as teacher Miss Dane and pupil Miss Rose Marie struggled to quell the blaze. The wall and stove lines failed sealing the room and Miss Dane reached for a match causing a blast that knocked her down and injured several pupils and staff.
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MT. Aeawwety
Burnell Ih
Teligely
Aelioos
Fewett
Vatlie
Sirboter
Dane
Tims
Papa
Yous
Rose Marie
Clearfield
Piano Recital Delights Audience By Young Pianist Duo
Miss Norma Brome, a promising young pianist, performed at Signa Anderson’s studio with assistance from Miss Dorithes Brockman and Louis Whiteley. The program featured quartet and ensemble numbers, showcasing musicianship, technique, and expressive interpretation across selections.
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Norma Brome
Signa Anderson
Isses Dorithes Brockman
Louis Whiteley
Suspect Held After Rochester Theatre Theft
A suspect was taken into custody Wednesday by Rochester police after a two day search following a theatre theft. The arrest was made at the request of the district attorney, with extradition expected to proceed to Birmingham City.
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de Cipy
Wep
Wirst
Drake Theater
Anil Jerinory
Taylor Juin Russo
Rochestere I
Laken
Custady Wennesday
Rochester Polino
Leal Department
Yullee
Heowilwaiye
Arid
Friction and Pulleys in Lifting with Pulleys
A Yelarding survey notes that friction affects lifting with pulleys. A large pulley offers greater mechanical advantage in overcoming friction than a small one. Without friction there would be no advantage from using a larger pulley.
Union City Police Department Approval Stated
Unclear text fragment references Union City Police Department approval. Names and details are garbled. readable items mention individuals and local police context without clear actions or dates.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a public sale action with partial details, naming local officials and a location in vague terms. The readable text references a sale date near a regional area and hints at community impact without full particulars.
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Pennsylvania State Nurses Association
Mendville City Hospital
Reuueateu
Raymond
Paull Clark
RD. 6
Hir
Corry
Ciy
WEA
Workes
J. Banks Hudson
Roosevelt
Capito
CCC
Panama
Steven Linski
George Maxted
West Tenth Street
North Center Street
Loblaw
Graceteria
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Business Research
University of Pittsburgh
Rex Theatre
Department of Laboring Industry
Ralph M. Hasher
Pennsylvania Gas
Public ‘Utility Commission
Ralph C. Benedict
Newton
Annis
F. C. Chapin & Sons
Mt. Jewett
A Barks Hudson
Wey
Herte
Striot
Tse
Morea Vuyer
Alan Mercer
Bite Seaport
United Press Tarrisemri
Sylvania
Felt Wats
Montgomery Ward & CO
Union City P. D
Federal
Tolay
Union City
Toslesil Siilieavse
Sethan
Uta
Mwestinley
Henewls
Any Bros West
Eaert Ivy Babel
Oxford
Tony Westing
Ruber
Nemare
Rupa
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