Community Briefs From Corry September 20 1932
Resurfacing of East Mall Street near Center Street to PRR tracks progresses with completion expected tomorrow morning. Gerty Hospital to curtail operating expenses at an upcoming October board meeting. United United Brothers Church marks remodeling anniversary with services led by Rev. Ray Harris. Corry Woman's Club opens year with luncheon at the Gorry Hotel featuring guest speaker Mrs. Edward Lindsay. Rally Day at the Methodist Episcopal Church focuses on Sunday morning services.
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East Mall Street
Center Street
PRR
Summer Street
Gerty Hospital
United Brothren Church
Ray Harris
Corry
Titusville Man Burned In Oil Lease Explosion
William B. Putnam, 28, of Titusville Route 1, suffered first to third degree burns from ankles to waist when gas exploded on an oil lease near Warren as crude oil splashed and clothing ignited. He was treated at Warren General Hospital and then moved to Titusville Hospital for closer care. four workers were present, with R. M. Weaver injured helping extinguish the fire.
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Titusville
William B. Putnam
Route 1
Warren
Titusville Hospital
Warren General Hospital
Lus
R. M. Weaver
Mr. Putnam
Alvin Ginnery
Kossuth
Mr. Putmam
Rcuse
Soviets Control Gates To Vital 100 Mile Road In E Germany
In East Germany Soviet checkpoints guard the Berlin corridor known as the Tron Curtain The road between the Soviet zone and Berlin is heavily patrolled by Russian soldiers and German police Travelers are warned not to stop or take photos and to carry enough gas The guarded route is marked as the autobahn with signposted directions to Berlin The scene blends stark military presence with moments of rural life as farmers work under watchful eyes
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Germany
Tomstone
Tron Curtain
Stalin
Euat
Here
Berlin
East
U. S
Is 315000 Enough Senator Nixon Salary Debate
A nationwide broadcast argues congressional salaries may need a boost from 15000 to 25000 with tax treatment and deductions discussed. The piece notes the 1946 base and 1962 value, plus average Congress outlays for housing social functions and contributions, highlighting the impact on a typical member's finances.
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Sen. Nixon
Washington
Congress
Oabell Phillips
New York
Tignes
How's Your Ly Q and 10 Question Quiz
This item lists a 10 question quiz with errors and hints. It asks names from Shakespeare Long John Silver and The Merry Widow composer Bing Crosby birthplace plus spelling and tax correction. It reads like a trivia page with scoring notes.
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America
Europe
David
Samael
New York
fiMerry Widow
Bing Crosby
Mar tin urges complete Washington change over tax burden
Associated Press reports Sen Howard Martin urges a complete change in Washington administration over taxation. He accuses Democrats of years of irresponsible spending and bringing the nation to bankruptcy brink. The narrative shifts to a road trip past Communist signs toward Berlin, ending with a reflective mood.
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Associated Press
Easton
Howard Martin
Washington
Democrate
Campaign attack on federal power and dictatorship warning
A speaker in Honesdale cites government growth as a threat to democracy saying Washington must be reined in to restore competence. He argues that five successive New Deal and Fair Deal administrations push the federal government toward dictatorship while the former governor campaigns for a Senate term opposing Guy K Bard who once chaired the U S District Court and now heads the Democratic state ticket.
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Senate
Guy K Bard
Lancaster County
Ifetime
U, District Court Bench
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