World Series openg today and local events noted
The item lists a string of happenings in Corry and surrounding areas including a World Series open today, a Salva- Won Army subscription, a City Council meeting, and the appointment of Ean Beshlin as World men's Compensation Referee in northwestern Pennsylvania. It mentions Roosevelt's Pittsburgh rally, radio broadcasts, and Governor Earle speaking, plus lodge elections, library disputes, and weather forecasts.
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Ean Beshlin
Worl
Pennsylvania
Corry
W. A. Walker
Warren
Timesd Mirror
Sweeney Sees G O P Victory In Pa But Close
Republican candidate E Arthur Sweeney predicts a Republican win in Pennsylvania driven by interior counties though lines may be close in industrial centers. He notes discontent with the New Deal, returning ex-Democrats, and broad volunteer support across 50 of 67 counties with growing campaign financing from small donors.
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E. Arthur Sweeney
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Interior Counties
Interior
New Deal Congress
Ongland
New Deal Organization
New Deal
Golden Rule Club Band Fund Nears $400 Goal
The Golden Rule Club in town reports strong response for a planned band fund drive. Proceeds from a bingo program on Saturday, October 24, are expected to push donations past the $400 target, with more subscribers to be visited and funds sent to Golden Rule Club offices, the Journal office, or Frank Chapin & Sons store.
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Qarries Post
American Legion
Morris Chapin
Heavy rainfall hits Allegheny watershed in 24 hours
United Prose reports the western Allegheny watershed received 3.11 inches of rain in the last 24 hours ending 8 p m yesterday. Streams rose notably in parts of the Johnsown area as residents faced flood fears before cooler, cloudier weather and a temporary hold on further rain. Temperatures ranged from the mid 40s to near 50. The forecast called for partial clearing and no flood stage projections.
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United Prose
Pittsburgh
Alleghenies
Johnstown
Librarians Plan Anniversary Observance Across States
Harrisburg reports librarians and library schools across America plan the 50th anniversary of formal library education during the 1986-87 academic year. Columbia University began formal training in 1887, marking fifty years of progress. Pennsylvania educators say plans include a campaign-like observance spurring renewed public interest in librarianship.
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Harrisburg
Library Associations
America
Columbia University
Pennsylvania
Lester K. Ade
Obstetric Institute Day at Hamot October 2
The second obstetric institute day will be held Friday October 2 at Hamot hospital at 9 30 p m Lectures by members of teaching staffs from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh will cover modern obstetric topics aimed at reducing the high childbirth death rate in the state Attendance is free for physicians in the district Sponsored by the federal Children's Bureau the state health department and the Medical Society of Pennsylvania speakers include Doctors D B Martinez J Barone and M E Hodgdon of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
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WRIE
Hamot Hospital
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Federal Children’s Bureau
State Department of Health
Commission On Materns Welfare
Medical Society of
State of Pennsylvania
D. B. Martinez
J. Barone
M. E. Hodgdon
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Plan tribute to father of the public schools noted
Harrisburg reports Dr Peter K Ade, Superintendent of Public Instruction, announced American Education Week will run November 9-15 with a tribute to Horace Mann, regarded as the father of the American public schools. The centennial of Mann’s life will be celebrated throughout 1937, with November 9 set to focus on The Story of the Schools. Mann resigned as Massachusetts State Senate president to become secretary of the state Board of Education in 1838.
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Harrisburg
Peter K. Ade
Horace Mann
Massachusetts State Senate
Masachusetts State Board of Educaton
Hawaii’s Dual Anthems Highlight Monarchy Era
In Honolulu Hawaii is noted as the only U S region with two national anthems. The Star Spangled Banner is played at every concert alongside Hawaii Ponai, the former Hawaiian monarchy anthem. King Kalakaua is referenced in comparison to Ponai.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
United States
Kalakaua
County Judge Seeks Pardon for Murderess
Judge William Hirt recommends pardon for Edna Mumublo who has served six years of a ten year sentence for the alleged torch murder of her stepdaughter. He notes possible miscarriage of justice and urges careful review of testimony including her denial of deliberate arson. The judge had rejected a new trial, ruling the evidence could support first degree murder.
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Brie
William 1 Hirt
Edna Mumibilo
Pennsylvania Parson Boar
Thal
Commonwealth
Pardon Board
Hirt
Mumbula
Punxsy Man Sentenced In Crim inal Assault Case
Sept 30. Joe Case aged 36 of Mahaffey formerly of Punxsylawney was sentenced to four years in Western Penitentiary by Visiting Judge Robert M Lewis of Potter County after conviction on criminal assault charges. Classified ads note used furniture for sale.
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Gleaketeld
Joe Case
Mahaffey
Punssybawney
Western Penitentiary
Robert Mr. Lewis
Potter County
Corryites Fortunate No Snow With Chills
The Corry area records a cold day with temperatures below forty. Olin Moore reports a 1899 snowfall at his farm on September 16 with three to six inches of snow. Apples remained on trees, blossoms and vegetation were advanced, and he doubts today’s cold surpasses that earlier depth.
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Olin Moore
Une Carter Hilberry Ising
Republicans Funds To Assist Democrats In California
A Republican National Committee check for 200 dollars was sent to a Democratic campaign fund in San Mateo California. Jean Oliver Macauley received the money in a GOP letter and forwarded it to her husband Edward Macauley, chairman of California's Democratic finance committee.
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Wey Veney
San Mateo
Cal
Republican National Committee
Democratic Campaign
Jean Oliver Macauley
Edward
Democratic Finance Committee For
California
DEMS TO STAGE RALLY FRIDAY AT WHEELOCK
Samuel L. Gilson candidate for State Senate Allwin W. Beach candidate for State Assembly Charles J. Dutton Maurice Coughlin and others will address a large Democratic rally at Winlock Church Friday night at eight oclock. The event features entertainment between speakers and promises strong turnout for Corry and surrounding areas. Miss Joan Brown was a visitor in Erie yesterday.
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Samuel L. Gilson
Senate
Allwin W. Beach
State Assembly
Charles J. Dutton
Maurice Coughlin
Secn
Wincelock
Corry
Wayne Township
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