Twenty Years Ago Notes From Cory Journal Files
Twenty years ago at the Cory Hotel Cory Teachers Association members joined the Board of Education Mayor Olin Bracken and civic leaders for a banquet. Troop 6 of Boy Scouts of America reorganized with twenty boys led by Dax Ly Saehae. Vincent Desmond died after long illness at his Concord Street home. High School varsity and Alumni football teams prepared for a game tomorrow at Junior High field. Rifle team members Merle Israelson B J Wallace and G L Kittleberger performed well at Camp Perry national match. Veterans of Foreign Wars plan to close East Washington street grounds carnival as rain dampened attendance. Economic forecast amid strikes and precautionary buying remains uncertain as weeks unfold.
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Cory Teachers’ Assciation
Board of Education
Olin Bracken
Corry
Hotel
Cory
Mleczko retrial date sought for second time
District Attorney Edwin G. OConnor announced plans to seek a date for the second retrial of Leo J. Mleczo, the man charged with murdering Mrs. Lydia C. Warner of Silver Creek. He expected Rochester to be the retrial site, with the cost to Chautauqua County around twenty thousand dollars.
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Malvin
Leo J. Mlecako
Duntsivk
Edwin G. O'Connor
Rochester
Supreme ‘Court
Mlednko
Lydia C. Warner
Silver Creek
Mleczko
William B. Mahoney
Monroe County
Mr. O'Connor
Chautauqua County
Miento Everred
Inéme
Sentencing Set for Three Teens in Theft of Aerial Bombs
Dunkirk court schedules sentencing for three teenage defendants who pled guilty to petit larceny in the theft of aerial bombs from Chautauqua County Barr Grounds. Police, led by Chief Warren and Patrolmen Reilly and Reynolds, recovered twelve bombs and traced the theft to Raymond Karnowski 19 John Feser 16 and Robert Piazza 16 along with a 14 year old boy. The youths confessed to discharging the remaining devices. a warning was issued fearing harm.
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Dunkirk
Raymond Bartkowisk
Chautauqua County Barr Grounds
John J. Warren
John J. Reilly
Alfred Reynolds
Death by Own Action Verdict In Hanging At Erie
Jamestown reports a coroner in Erie County Pa found Frederick McDonald, 39, of the Pint Electric Corporation engineering department, dead by hanging in his Hotel Richford room after being found with a tie and belt over a water pipe. The coroner stated death occurred about 24 hours prior. McDonald is survived by his wife and child.
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Erie
Jamestown
Erie County
Warren Wood
Frederick McDoualy
Peint-Electric Corporation Engineering Department
McDonald
Hotel Richford
Woot
Pittsburgh Man Named Regional Director In 1935
The text notes a Pittsburgh figure who served as secretary to the late Senator James J. Davis from 1913 to 1924 and was named regional director in 1935, reflecting a career tied to Pennsylvania politics and federal service.
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Pittsburgh
Jones
James J. Davis
Fingiloés in Pittsburgh for the WP event
The article notes Fingiloés traveling to Pittsburgh for the WP. It also mentions his recent role as national financial director of the Moose organization.
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Fingiloés
Pittsburgh
Nn Onal Financial
Moose
Moose Official Dies on Mission at Mooseheart
Fred W. Jones, national director of the Loyal Order of Moose, died yesterday at Mooseheart while on a business trip. He was a resident of the organization and his passing ends a long tenure with the group.
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MOOSE
Mooseheart
Fred W. Jones
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Economic Cycle Shifts in Postwar Business Outlook
Clarifying near term prospects, Brom Steel businessmen weigh the postwar economy. Analysts describe a three phase pattern after war: a boom last year into 1948, a current shakeout with lower prices and inventories, followed by a stable expansion with higher productivity and new industries. The auto sector faces the toughest adjustment as experts delay the end of the shakeout until early 1950.
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Brom
Trivia quiz recalls Ismaili leader and other famed names
A newspaper quiz lists ten questions on history culture and language. It asks identifying the Ismaili leader whose wife’s jewels were seized near Cannes, correcting a sentence about crash victims, naming the color paper for a State Department report, and selecting music styles. It also asks about Xavier Cugat, London bobbies, a Republican figure, hot rodding cars, graphite pencils, Mildred Gillars known as Tokyo Rose, and the young Baltimore lawyer who wrote the national anthem poem}.
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Cannes
France
Correc
Department of State
United States
China
Xavier Cugat
London
Guy George Gabrielson
Republic
Mildred’ Gillars
Baltimore
Win
Fort McHenry
Strike Against Union Railroad Postponed
Cleveland Sept 13 The strike planned for 6:40 a m today against Union Railroad Co at Pittsburgh was postponed by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Representatives will go to Washington to discuss the dispute with the national mediation board. A walkout could idle thousands of Pittsburgh area steel workers. the mediation board asked for two weeks but the union did not agree.
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Union Railroad
Cleveland
Union Railroad Co
Pittsburgh
Brotherhood of Railroad
Washington
National Mediation Board
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Boy Scouts of America
Episcopal Church
Dax Ly Sa Eh Ae
Vincent D. Desmond
Concord Streek
Desmond
Conny Red and Gun Club
Camp Perry
Merle Israelson
B. J Wallace
G. L. Kittleberger
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Washington Street
the Post
Ito
San Antonio
Texas
North Corry Emblem
L. Armitage
Lfe
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Page & Nichols
E. Main Street
Main Street
Orange
Boyardee
Lake Shore
Hunt's Tomato Sauce
Maxwell House Coffee
Franklin BL Corry, Pa
Dodge
Hollywood
Cal
Misa K. Roberta
Williamson, St Simpson Ave
Corre
Haaiby
Tishportaton
M. J. Martin & Son
New
W. South St
Corry and
Vicinity
D. W. Clark Distributing CO
South First Ave
DIAL
Fashion Park
Alpagora
Clipper Craft
Style Mart
Miss Turner
Ar Nile
Leo
Betia Wa
Chris Rea
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