Fall Injuries Prompt Corry Hospital Update
Corry area reports Charles M. Stewart badly hurt in a fall on Hinman farm north of town. Dr. Durbin in St. Vincent's Hospital after appendectomy. Four Aguor law violators re-sentenced in Brie under state act provisions. Elk Tanning plants reopen in Ridgway district, deer supplied to families. Weather favorable with potential showers Thursday. Stock market mixed as NYSE notes gains in gold and silver. Railroad timetable changes speed routes between Chicago and the East. Local officials discuss liquor control impact on restaurants by January. Revenue freight carloads for week ending Sept 22 down 7.5 percent from last year. Mrs. George Mulderick injured in Clymer auto crash. three fingers severed.
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Corry Hospital
Charles M. Stewart
Pleasant Street
Hinman Farm
Brie
William ©. Hirt
Penna Club Women To War On Crime Films
Pennsylvania women leaders plan to mobilize hundreds of clubwomen to oppose crime exploitation in films. A resolution to curb crime in motion pictures will be considered at the October 16 to 19 state federation meeting in Harrisburg. Mrs Stephen M Byers and Mrs Gustav Ketterer will present. Sol Rosenblatt will speak on the motion picture code and its public relation.
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Rooevelt Highway Association
Clyde F. Brown
Weilsboro
Penna Club
WOMEN
United Press
Harrisburg
American Citizenship Department
State Federation of Pennsylvania
State Federation
Stephen M. Byers
Hospital Heads Meet at American Hospital Association Convention
In Philadelphia the annual American Hospital Association convention opens with over 3000 delegates and nominees from related bodies. Noted speakers discuss nurses eight hour day hospital finances and hospital insurance, with leaders Susan Francis and Edwin R. Cox guiding sessions. Sydney Lamb of Liverpool outlines English progress on group hospitalization and insurance.
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Ay United
Philadelphia
American Hospital Association
American Protestant Hospital Association
National Association of Nurse
American Occupational Therapy Association
American College of Hospital Administrators
Susan Francis
American Nurses Association
Edwin R. Cox
Hugh S. Cummings
United Eastes Public Health Service
James N. Rule
Pennsylvania
Thomas S. Gates
University of Pennsylvania
Joan Burah
Baltimore
Sydney Lamb
Merseyside Hospital Council
Liverpool
England
Voter recount set for defeated Third Ward candidate
Dunkirk reports Dr Joseph F Cellino, Democratic committeeman candidate in First District Third Ward, will have a recount after a two vote defeat in the primaries. Attorney Samuel Drago secured a court order from Justice John V Maloney allowing inspection of ballots. A separate note highlights Rubien Hime at Augusta High School maintaining perfect attendance for 12 years.
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Dunkirk
Joseph F. Cellino
Third Ward
Samuel Drago
Cellino
John V. Maloney
Erie Offers Four October Tours to World’s Fair Chicago
Local Erie agents announce four October tours to the World’s Fair in Chicago with weekly sale weekends. Options include round trip fare from home stations or all expense tours with La Salle Hotel accommodations in the Loop. Pickets on regular trains, morning and evening departures, air conditioned all steel equipment. World’s Fair closes permanently November 1.
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Ice Railroad
Chicago
Hom Station
la Salle
Loop
America
Erie Railroad
Ten Thousand Four Hundred Dollar Damage Suit Filed
Floya Walker of Washington township files a $10,400 damage action in Erie county court against Willis J. Perkins of Grand Rapids Michigan for the death of their six year old son David Martin Walker struck by Perkins car on the Edinboro Waterford road near the Walker home. Plaintiffs claim the auto was driven at 50 miles per hour and out of proper control. Law firm Hosbach and Gleeton represents the plaintiffs. Watt Sharp, 68, hangs himself with a harness from a tree on his Marysville farm in a suicide case.
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Erie
Floya Ona Mile
Walker
Washington Township
Willis J. Perkins
Grand Rapids
Mich
David Martin Walker
Edinboro
Waterford
Hosbach and Gleeton
New Railroad Schedules Take Effect September 20
New timetables will go into effect on the Pennsylvania and Erie systems on Sunday September 20 to align with standard time after the return of major cities. Key changes shift morning and evening departures for trains Nos 5 and 6, with other departures adjusted slightly. Erie Renovo and Buffalo divisions receive minor or unclear tweaks with specific southbound and early morning times revised accordingly.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Washington
East
Pittsburgh and
Lake Erie
New Castle
McKeesport
Penna Railroad
Erie System
Pennsylania Railroad
Hiie
Erie-Renovo
Buffalo Division
Women learn to carry water on head on Oshima Island
Native women of Oshima Island about 100 miles from Tokyo are taught from childhood to bear water on their heads. The custom requires carrying water for five miles or more along rough terrain, a practice tied to local fertility and survival on the volcanic island.
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Oshima I Wland
Tokyo
Penns Woods Soon Will Assume Autumnal Colors
Harrisburg report explains why Pennsylvania forests blaze in reds yellows and oranges each fall. Deputy Secretary John W. Keller of the Department of Forests and Waters says frost has little to do with leaf color. Chlorophyll breakdown reveals yellow and brown hues while anthocyanins, tannins, and acids create reds blues and violets, varying by species and weather. Heavy rains reduce luster, and the chromatic display is notably rich in Pennsylvania compared with the West Coast.
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Harrisburg
Pennesylvania
John W. Keller
Department of Forests and Waters
Keller
Engand
Pacific Coast
English launch new 40 million liner faces postwar rivals
British plan a 18 to 20 month project to build a 73 000 ton liner of 18 or 18 decks. The $40 million vessel aims to restore British supremacy in the North Atlantic passenger trade and may be followed by a sister ship. Taxpayer funding underscores the gamble in the postwar competition with France Germany and Italy.
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Great Britain
France
Germany
Jaly
Be & Penny
John Brown and Co
Air mail probe to be aired in Supreme Court
United Press reports the air mail investigation and moves by the administration to end subsidies may reach the Supreme Court this fall. The case centers on the authority of Congress versus the presidency to cancel government contracts and challenges to William P. MacCracken Jr. for actions involving documents. The DC circuit supports MacCracken, while the Senate previously sentenced him for contempt after he allowed an airline official to remove and destroy papers.
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John A. Reichmann
United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Wm. P. MacCracken, Jr
Local notice fragment yields sparse names and event hints
Readable fragments show a dining related social item with names Mr and Mrs and a planned dinner. No clear date place or organization available. Content is too fragmentary to identify specific event details or outcomes.
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Warren
Venango Counties
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James K. Shields
Erie Times
Rex Theatre
David A. Reed
KDKA
Pittsburgh
U. S
George 8. Durbin
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Arthur J. Durbin
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Inter-Church Federation
Corry
Summer Heights
Elk Tanning Company
Ridgway
Wilcox
Emporium
Coudersport
Clearfield
New York Stock Exchange
John M. Walker
Western Pennsylvania Restaurant Association
Edwin
Dane
Crawford County
Meadville
Summer Brown
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Union City
Evie
Pennsylvania Railroad
George Mulderick
North Center Street
Clymer
Muldericke
Augusta
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