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Published daily except Sunday at West South Street Corry Pa. ALD COLEGROVE Arthur Colegrove. Publisher National Advertising Representative Fred Kimball Inc. 67 W 46th St New York Tribune Tower Chicago Chamber of Commerce Building Pittsburgh HMntered at Corry Post Office Second Class Mail matter By Mail 6.00 per year 2.50 per year by mail in advance restricted territory By Carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week Advertising rates made known upon application.
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West South Street
Corry
Ald
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Seaway Support Grows As Federal Push Advances
Washington pledges to back St. Lawrence Seaway construction with public works funds, drawing broad backing from Chicago and other ports. The Lakes to Gulf waterway is praised for expanding markets for the Middle West, lowering transport costs, and reducing Panama Canal discrimination, with opposition limited to private power interests and some local fears about terminal development.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Seaway
Jworks
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Middle West
New York State
Lakes-to-Gulf
Middle
A Truer Referendum On Prohibition Debate
The New York Times notes 16 000 000 ballots cast on repeal of the 18th Amendment, about half the 1932 presidential turnout, with statisticians arguing repeal may not reflect outright support. Prohibition criticism cites its failures and worse evils, urging temperance through education and wiser control, predicting a drier future.
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New York Times
Nore
Million families may return to homes within a year says union head
The president of the National Union of Building and loasa Associations predicts about 1,000,000 families now living doubled up will secure homes in the next twelve months. He cites benefits for landlords, estate dealers, construction, and food goods providers, urging leniency in policy and higher loans for modernization and repairs to accelerate the move.
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National Union of Building and
Losa Assovic- Hons
Tas
Tt Ja
Temi
Die Constrio~tion Industries
Ti Ie Chethro
Forécmne & Hofae
Supreme Court faces pivotal 1933 term amid New Deal debate
Washington dispatch notes nine justices return for the 1933 term with the court poised over legality of New Deal measures. Observers eye Justice McReynolds possibly joining White House visit and how liberal Holmes opinions may influence considerations. Crude oil output in U S rises by 1.5 percent to 24.94 million barrels weekly per oil and gas journal.
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United Press
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Hoover
Roosevelt
New York
Justice McReynolds
Woodrow ‘Wilson
White House
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Tubsa
Ola
United States
Harrisburg charity racket crackdown raises permit counts
The State Welfare Department reports an investigation into charity fraud in Harrisburg aimed at halting illicit fundraising. Officials say enforcement intensified this year to curb abuse and protect donors, with new permits issued and prosecutions expected as part of the crackdown.
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Harrisburg
Amouricament
Mie Staty Welfare Department
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files 1913
Selections from the Journal dated September 27 1913 note ongoing sewer work along Columbus Avenue by Whitmer Construction Company and added labor during a Pennsylvania Railroad project north of town. Emma Rossbacher hosts a birthday gathering while a marriage license is issued to James C Leary and Zella Young of Corry. Warren High School football travels to Erie to meet Erie High. Paul M Davy returns to Corry for a visit as a former teacher. Mrs Edward Hardcastle first local woman to apply for a hunter's license. Mrs Troy Gillette and daughter Bob depart for Pittsburgh to join Mr Gillette. Seven leaf clovers and a curious bouquet of clover counts are mentioned by Richard Newton.
Grandin Hotel tenure under H M Ressler
The query asks dates for when the Grandin Hotel was operated by H M Ressler, including the assumed period of his management and related milestones from the local newspaper record.
Italian Temblor Wrecks Many Homes
Italian tremor devastates regions causing 15 to 20 deaths and about 200 injuries. Reports indicate 2000 structures collapsed or damaged in Chieti province while tremors ripple toward Tugostania. Wreckage and relief efforts described amid confused dispatches from Rome and ports.
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Rome
Italy
Tugostania
Chieti Profine
Two Acquitted Of Extortion At Erie
In Erie on Monday a federal jury found Toah Nolan and George Joint not guilty of extortion involving a threatened $10,000 demand from Hd win Roach, treasurer of the Bury Compressor Co. The verdict followed a three hour deliberation and a prior question on sufficiency of evidence. Both defendants, residents of 1424 and 1426 Poplar Street, denied knowledge of threatening letters and remained steadfast after their March arrest.
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John Nolan
George Joint
Erie
Toah Nolan
Poplar Street
Hdwin
Roach
Bury Compressor Co
F. P. Schoonmaker
Nolan
Joint
Avo
Explosion at Polenta home sparks insurance trial
September 27 report on Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. sued for 2500 dollars after a blast destroyed the Polenta residence at 526 West With street. Defense argues policy covers fire not explosion while witnesses from No. 9 engine testify the May 12 1982 blast wrecked the home before emergency crews arrived.
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Flouse
Polenta
Leaps Wall Fugitive In Close Escape
Oil City burglar Richard Baker aged 26 leaped a wall on State street to escape a near capture yesterday afternoon. An Erie police chase failed to stop him as he vanished in the city. Authorities believe he was hiding in Erie with another Oil City youth wanted on a larceny warrant.
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Oil City
State Street
Zte
Richard Baker
Erie City
Baker
Erie
Lake City
Mrs Plimpton's Husband to Open Corry Club Season
The Corry Woman's Club opens with a three act comedy Mrs Plimpton's Husband presented at the club house Friday evening October Sth by the Collins Festival Service. The show is free for members with admittance by membership card. non members pay thirty five cents. Members may collect tickets at the October 4th opening meeting at Hotel Corry.
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Corry
Akron Publisher Stricken at 66 in Beacon-Journal Founder
Charles Landon Knight, 66, publisher of the Akron Beacon Journal and former congressman from Ohio's 14th district, died at his home after a three year illness. Knight, famed for his pungent editorials and political activity, had withdrawn from work in recent years due to declining health.
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Prise
Akron
Landon Knight
Akron Beacon-Journal
Ohio
Residents urged to join Erie Civic Music Assn in Corry
Corry residents are urged to join the Erie Civic Music Association to attend fall and winter concerts in Erie Jamestown and Bradford and in more than 250 U S cities under the Civic Music Plan. Membership costs 5.00 for adults 2.50 for juniors with attendance by membership card only. The drive runs through September 30 at 10 PM with no reserved seats and no single admissions.
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Erie Civic Music Association
Corry and
Erie
Jamestown
Bradford
United States
Corry
Association
Peach Street
Hill
Legionnaires Form New Vigilance Group in Springfield
About 130 American Legion members organized a semi secret vigilance group to aid law enforcement in Springfield Missouri. The plan calls for a eventual membership around 200 men who will serve without pay and operate to assist in maintaining public safety.
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Egionnaires
Springfield
American Legion
Buick Pontine Offer For Local Men To Sell Cars
A Buffalo Buick-Oldsmobile-Pontiac dealer urges local men to apply for a sales role, promising two major cars to manage and highlighting Pontine and Buick as trusted brands with long reputations. Applicants are told to write for complete information, with letters kept confidential.
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Alig
Harry
Columbus Avenue
Whitmer Construction Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emma Rossbacher
Mayville
James C. Leary
Zella Young
Warren High School
Erie High
Paul M. Davy
Edward Hardcastle
Troy Gillette
Bob
Fittsburgh
Mr. Gillette
Holy Okm
Mass
Richard Newton
H. M. Ressler
William A. Johns
Amuse-U
North Center Street
A. W. Warren
Hill Crest Nursery
West Co.lumbus Avenue
Goldette
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Wall
Ass'n
BUICK
Pontiac
Pontise
Murphy
Buick-Olde-Pontiac Soler Company
Buffalo, N.Y
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