Aurora Lights Delight Corry Residents
A brilliant aurora borealis lit the sky after 10:30 p m drawing hundreds of Corry residents to gaze upward. The piece notes local residents Gordon A Rehnborg and Howard Rehnborg enrolling at the Carnegie Institute of Technology, and lists a series of local notices including a marriage license filing, proclamations for Pulaski Day, a new printer telegraph at the police station, and city events such as the North East Grape Carnival and a film at the Rex theatre. The report covers weather, civic concerns, and upcoming community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copry
Gordon A. Rehnborg
Howard Rehnborg
A. B. Rehnborg
East South Street
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Poison mushroom dinner leaves one dead two sick in Erie
In Erie on September 28 a 92 year old man, Frank Browes of 702 B 11th Street, died after a mushroom dinner at the Kratinski home. James Purcell 22 and Irene Mongelluzzo 21 were hospitalized with illnesses. City and county detectives investigate with coroner notes and questions about chewing food due to poor teeth.
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Erie
Himo Hospital
Browes
B. 11Th Street
Pennsylvania Ballet
James Purvell
Irene Mongelluzzo
Hamiet Lospital
Brokes
1Th Street
Helen Karpinski
J. 5. Karpinski
Brokos
Howard Englert
LeRoy Search
Aday
T Ie
Joseph Kratinski
Pennsylvania Avenue
Purcell
Confession Ties Parker to Prohibition Era Counterfeiting
Frankie Parker a former Titusville resident is among a dozen indicted in Chicago over a plot to flood the country with counterfeit New York Central bonds and American Express travelers checks. An engraver and two printers also confessed to counterfeiting nearly 400000 dollars in bonds and checks sold nationwide last spring, strengthening the Moran gang case. The group is expected to face trial soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Frankie Parker
Titusville
Chicago
New York Central Railroad
American Express
George
Bugs" Moran
Brewer seeks parole on claim of illness
Richard Brewer, an eight month inmate of Allegheny Workhouse for continuing an illegal act club, petitions county court for parole on grounds of illness. He is reported to have tuberculosis and is hospitalized. parole hearing scheduled after district attorney letters indicate tuberculosis in the lungs. He has been in the workhouse since May 21, 1938, and is represented by attorney Juco Hel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
BRIG
Richard B. Brewer
Denown Brielle
Allegheny
Ims
Juco Hel
Showdown Near In Discrepancy In Tax Records
County commissioners prepare to challenge Auditor James J. Melon over a 19d5 tax accounts report. Commissioner Thomas W. Plattey said Ralph Benedict and clerks will review Melon’s claims and compare records with tax collectors. Melon alleged collectors did not turn over sufficient funds. he urged direct settlements with the county controller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meldon
Flatley
Benedict
Melon
Commissioners’ Office
Fragmented note on gestures language and North American patterns
The readable parts reference gesture language and its use in North American contexts, noting attempts to communicate without spoken words. Details are sparse and unclear, but the text points to a study or discussion of sign or gesture systems and their applications.
Erie plan for non relief jobs deemed impossible
City council considered a WPA relief program rule change to fund five percent of jobs from non relief sources but Erie WPA officials warned the federal procedure requires nine percent of work to come from relief, leaving five percent for administration and supervisory use. Non relief work for homeowners in need hinges on Congress action and property assets must be leveraged before relief can be allocated.
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Eri
WEA
Congress
WPA
Erie
Wilbur J. Gray
Erie Wpa
Relief Rolls
Reading Service Long Corvallis at United Church
The entire New Testament was read during an 11 and a half hour Sunday service at the United Church. The reading began at dawn and continued until 9:10 p.m. Readers contributed in 11 minute intervals.
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Corvallis
Ment
The
United Church
Intelligent Birds Show Increased Viciousness With Smarter Minds
A study argues that as birds evolve higher intelligence they become more likely to act aggressively and attack without provocation. Researchers note that cognitive gains correlate with social complexity and predatory or defensive behaviors.
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Corry
Wily Council
Brecolvity Agricultural Conservation Committee
Wayne S. Bisbee
R. D
Union Cuy
Inez G. Fowler
R. W
Union City
George Harle
Casimir Pulaski
Pennsylvania
Charles H. Geiger
Geiger
Avenue A
North East
Legion
Gerry's Legion
Firemen
Cambridge Springs
Monre Electrical Company of
RBA
Rex Theatre
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Dudget
Clare Kent
Crawford County
State Milk Control Commission
Ralph Findley
Epscopal Church
Windley Take
Ag Ustval
Rotary Fair
Bikery
Clit
Frank Brakes
Czechoslovakia
Astovarin
London
England
Cweleyuse
Garston House Terrace
Gudml
Aeme
U.S
Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
Boght
Wer
Harry Woodring
Cordell Hall
Rongavelt
Ume Leluphoty
India
Chesterfield
Hesterfeld i Oe
Paul Whiteman
Boenis George Gracie Burns
Allen
Epplé Dooley
Beery Thursildy
Boc
Eris
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