Man Found Dead in Ditch Near Pittsfield Inquest Opened
Harry E. Adams, 36, an inmate at Crawford County Home Saegertown, was found dead in a ditch by a Pittsfield boy near the Roosevelt highway. Sheriff Harry Jefferson led the inquiry while coroner is away. Officials suspect a heart attack after Adams sought water, body moved to Warren for autopsy. Investigation ongoing to determine exact cause and circumstances.
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Crawford County
Saegertown
Roosevelt Highway
Pittsfield
Joseph Dysakt
Harry Jefferson
Lowrey
Warren
Jefferson
Harry
Adams
Harry Adams
Warren County
Paracraft Prank and City News Patchwork
Local items include a council meeting agenda and planned officer installations at Jonathan Lodge. Radio week highlights feature Guegna Maria and Paul Whiteman band. street cleaning continues and Motor Vehicles suspends licenses for dozens. Weather and traffic note spring rainfall and heavy highway congestion.
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Guegna Maria
George Manic
Thugsne Lowenthal
Paul Whitemen
Ruth Chatterton
Nan Halperin
Serge Walter
Thelma Kessler
Thuradsy
Jeanine Aubert
Community Benefit Show Rally Urges Public Support
Mayor Alexander appeals to all residents to buy tickets for a benefit show to replenish the Emergency Fund. He notes previous donations helped those deprived by unemployment and low business, and hopes entertainment receipts will fund uninterrupted relief for starving and needy locals.
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Ife
Alexander
Corry
Ikayor
Amelia Earhart seeks autogiro altitude record
Amelia Earhart plans to attempt an altitude record in a Pitcairn autogiro at the Pitcairn field Tuesday. She has secured a horograph and oxygen gear from the War Department and aims to pioneer aeronautical science and passenger air transport implications with the autogiro. In unrelated news, Dr. Thomas B. Slater of Oil City was elected vice president of the Western Pennsylvania Osteopathic Association at Grove City meeting.
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Philadelphia
Amplia Earhart
Pitcairn Go
Miss Earhart
Pitcairn Field
Wavy Department
Oil City
Thomas B. Slater
Western Pennsylvania Osteopathic Association
Grove City
Wi F Rossman
R. B. Hughes
Inaanu
George H Kilns
Tarenium
Slater
M. W. Easton
Police seek Titusville bandits in downtown barber shop hold up
Police are hunting two men who robbed the Logelenz barber shop at 411 West Spring Street, escaping with just over 100 dollars. The crime occurred about two hours after closing, as owner George Loebelenz and one employee were in the shop. An officer encountered an unlocked door moments before the holdup.
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Lila
Herald
Titusyie
Logbelenz
West Spring Street
George Loebelenz
Counu Wieninge
Lochelenz
the Herald
Orpheum
James Ellsworth
Loebelenz
Mr. Loebelenz
Fine program arranged for L.C.B.A. supper
Lewisburg Pa April 6 preparations for a Spring dancing party to be hosted by the L C B A at the State Armory with Sherrick's Troubadours providing music. A supper served 5 30 to 8 00 in St Edward's hall followed by a varied entertainment program from 6 30 to 7 80 featuring Ben Matthews and his band the Whoopettes and other acts under Rev Branda Graves direction.
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The
Whit Theheld
tSute Armory
Sherrick
St. Edward's Hall
Barre and Martyn Musical Comedy Co
Inga
Ben Matthews
Interhide
Bob Barre
Keddie Martyn
Matthews
Lois Howell
Billy Olive
Wallie Tala
Branda Graves
St. ‘Thomaz Ehurch
Lewisburg
United States
North Eastern
Kelly Township
Peninsylvania
Arid
Char
Great Lakes Construction Co
Chicago
Tss
Zécre
Pennsylvania
Reduing Railroad
Two Children Die in Bomb Explosion
United Press reports a bomb exploded in front of Sebastian Geruco's grocery at 190 Avenue Bs Mary de Pierna, killing 12 year old Mary de Pierna and 9 year old Lillian, with seven others injured as a fire followed. Police theory ties the attack to extortion by neighborhood gangsters after the grocer failed to pay tribute.
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United Press
NEW York
Sebastian Gerruco
Avenue
Mary de Pierna
Lillian
Geruco
Woman's Club Plans Tureen Supper at Clubhouse
The Woman's Club will host a tureen dinner at the clubhouse on Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. Each attendee should bring her own dish. Part of the annual meeting includes electing the nomination committee. A good turnout is encouraged.
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Nekté
Condra’s
Pine Gix
Woman's Club
Effective Rebuke in Private and Public Tones
A compact note on rebuke urging balance between sober grave language and private, calm admonition. It stresses that fault should be corrected with deliberate, restrained rhetoric rather than loud or careless outbursts. The guidance hints at choosing appropriate voice for discipline.
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Tye
Loeke
Piles Gone Without Salves Says Doctor
Dr J S Leon Karat promotes HM-ROID as an internal pile remedy after treating 1000 patients with 960 success. Kelster's Drug Store advertises Hem-Roid Tablets with money back guarantee to end pile misery.
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J.S. Leon Karat
Kelster
Advid
Symphony of blue describes Gotham parade
New York observers note Easter parade fashion trends as Mayfair figures showcase lapin jackets and blue tones. The event highlights include sailor hats, short jackets, and designer praise from Gabrielle Chanel while the city’s pageantry recalls early 20th century style amid overcast skies and a ceremonial procession along Fifth Avenue.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
New York
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Bunny
Lapin
Ward McAlister
St. Patrickis
St. Thomas's
Pirth Avenue
Besid
Gabrielle Chanel
Paris
America
Zero
Maple Ave Crossing Work Begins in City Plan
City officials and Erie Railroad crews start work on Maple Avenue to build a concrete slab crossing over main tracks with masite construction on the north tracks. Expected closure for about three weeks, as the project aims to restore a deplorably poor Maple Avenue crossing and pave way for future crossings on First and Pennsylvania avenues.
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Erie Railroad
Paple Avenue
Maple Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
First
Pennsylvania Avenues
Columbus Boy John Richardson Receives ROTC Commission
John Richardson, a Columbus High School graduate and former Colum bus boy, has been commissioned second lieutenant in the Organized Reserve at Akron after advancing ROTC training at the University of Akron. He will graduate from Akron University in June with a civil engineering degree and is active in campus groups including A C C social fraternity, ASCE, Engineers Club, and Z T honorary fraternity. He is the son of Mrs Anna Kudlik of two miles east of Columbus.
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Akron
University of ‘Akron
Columbus High School
Akron University
American Society of Civil Engineers
Engineers Club
Z. T
Anna Kudlik
Columbus
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