Weekend drawing at Rex theatre boosts prize to 60 dollars
A Clymer resident was named in Thursday evening’s Rex theatre drawing but she was absent on Wednesday and Thursday, lifting next week’s prize to 60 dollars. Also noted were a City Council adjournment, post office counterfeit alerts, and assorted local items including a 1937 entertainment course, nursing diploma awards, trucker certificate applications, and political remarks from H Styles Bridges.
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Dorothy Willams
Corry High School
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Corry Couple to Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bingham of 578 Liberty Street will mark sixty years of marriage on Sunday September 26 with a family gathering after 2 PM. They were wed in Blooming Valley Crawford County and are active in civic affairs. Mr. Bingham once ran a decorat ing and painting business and operated Corry's first delivery truck. They have lived in Corry for thirty years and are praised by many friends and neighbors.
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Liberty Street
Bingham
Blooming Valley
Crawford County
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Tlness
Judd
Corry
Corry Man Arrested on Statutory Charge
Walter Mace was arrested in Sandusky by Chief John Flanigan and Deputy Sheriff Bates on a statutory charge. He signed extradition papers and was taken to the jail later, after being stopped on South Center Street where he planned to open a retail store.
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Nichols Alley
Franklin Street
John Flanigan
Sheri Bates
Sandusky, C
Sandusky
Mace
South Center Street
For Rent and Stray Notice From Pasture Arizona
Too late to classify for rent October first two notices describe a second floor five room apartment at 904 North Senter with inquiries at 26 West Congress ar rest. Also a six room first floor unit with possession October first at 198 Wes Smith street. Stray occurs: a large blue and white springey cos with horns missing, please notify Bert Stockton. Bee.
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Indictment of WPA Foremen Over Roadside Scandal
Three WPA foremen and a general foreman face charges in a scandal over contracted road improvements at Oakland Beach near Cun- Heat Lake. The indictment alleges use of WPA labor and materials for private work, including paving of a parking area, with $172.09 billed to the government and total embezzlement alleged across eight counts. The offenses reportedly occurred between April and June, tied to the Oakland Beach Hotel company owned by the Lamberton National Bank of Frenisin.
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Courney
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Mami
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Arctic ship launched at Leningrad yard
The Marty shipyard launched the Arcelie Sixmorgue 2, a 6,500 ton vessel. Its main propulsion is a 2,500 horsepower engine.
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Leningrad
Marty
Arcelie
Six Indicted in Erie for U S swindle case
Indictments returned at Erie accuse six individuals of a major swindle linked to federal matters. Proceedings name defendants and outline charges connected to alleged financial fraud spanning multiple jurisdictions. Authorities pursue detailed asset tracing and potential restitution.
Revolutionary shifts in prices and distribution reshape economy
Babson analyzes rising consumer price consciousness and a turning tide in production costs. He predicts manufacturers must absorb higher costs via volume, merchants must drive sales, and new distribution methods will empower workers with more goods per income. He argues capitalism remains sound, but misproduction harms workers and retailers.
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Mme
Epnis Ki-Ownes
Jemilfrlees
Gosynetebe
Nore
City Planning Boards Set Up Across Commonwealth
Harrisburg dispatch reports that by the state legislature action counties and municipalities have established planning boards and commissions. Planning Board Director T. A. Pitkin announced progress on development, street facilities, and utility systems across the counties, with recommendations guiding future growth and coordination.
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Harrisburg
Systema
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