Accident Injures Local Couple and Repair Work Draws Crowds
Mr and Mrs Rush narrowly escaped after a collision near Black Ash Pennsylvania. Mrs Rush suffered a cut lip and dental injuries while both sustained bruises and sprains. The entry notes a dancing weekly schedule at Al Marty's restaurant with music by Electronics and mentions a defense factory project by Reconalyuetion Finance Corp to build a steel plant in Dunkirk costing 2.5 million dollars leased to Allegheny Ludlum Steel. David Duke shows improvement at his West Church Street home. James Briskie, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Briskie, was discharged from Corry hospital after a six day stay.
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Andirs
Louis Rust
Black Ash
Joseph Briskie
King Street
Corry Hospital
Kane
Howard R. Knauber
Ray Knauber
Lancaster
Townsend Hospital
Gowanda
N. Y
Cattaraugus
N.Y
Arlene Knauber
Tie Hospital
Larry Thorogood
Spartaansburg
Cory Hospitel
Washington P. T. A
Louis Jackson
Essex Street
V'Eluck
Paul Dyne
Wright Street
Gerry Hospital
Amici Bible
United Brethren Church
Patrick Feeney
West Wayne I Siget
L. Hi. Elliott
Mayville
Corry
Lansib
William Hillman
Colliers
London
Jamestown Chamber of Commerce
Jamestown
Mundvitto
Martin J. ‘Mills
Moriessen
Howard
Lindblad
Titunville
Local notices and events in Franklin and surrounding towns
ASa assortment of items from city and vicinity including store ads, court observances for Good Friday, library and theatre announcements, school wage-hour talks, Easter hat displays, personnel changes in schools, local concerts and church events, and notes on city services and obituaries. Highlights mention Franklin Pat tern Shop pattern makers, Lisburn speaker, Meadeville and Jamestown legal notices, and regional bids for roadwork.
New Zealand Kiwi Flow Drops in Acknowledged Breeding Rites
A fragmented report notes New Zealand kiwi activity with references to isiwi and birda like entities. The text hints at nostril aspects and potential behavioral or ecological observations. Further readable details are sparse.
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New Zealand
Senator Morris Sheppard Dies in Capital
Washington dispatch reports Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas, dean of Congress in service and sponsor of the national prohibition amendment, died at 3 am after a brain hemorrhage following weeks of overwork. He was 65, nearly 66, and had led military affairs legislation including the peacetime draft. He had been hospitalized since April 4 after an intracranial hemorrhage. He served as chairman of the Senate Military Affairs Committee and sat on Commerce, Irrigation and Reclamation, and Manufactures panels.
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Barnes & Carrig
Warren
Pickett Hardware Company
Russell Field
Anchor Fost and Fence Company
Newark
N. d
Erie Concrete and Steel Supply Company
Erie
Lanston’s
St Franklin
Frankin
Chamber of Commerce
Franklin Pattern Shop
Front Street
Rocky Grove
Charles Somerholder
Carlton
Kane
Gordon Foley
State Motor Police
Clearfield
Yugoslavia
Pittsburgh
Balkans
Gel Spencer
G. W. Knachton
S. Li
Department of Highways Today
Millcreek Township
Fairview
Painesville
Grand River
Oil City
Onerall
Meadville
Il Gress
Dustkirk
Ruth
Shaw Fish Company
Jamestown
Lee L. Ottaway
Charles J. Kolpein
Ripley
Ela M. Kolpein
The
United Brethren In Christ Church
Selec
Washington
Morris Sheppard
Texa
Congress
George W.calver
Capil
Sheppard
Waller Reed Hospital
Senate
Senale Commerce, Irrigation and Reclamation and Manufactures
Services for Mrs Follett Held at 2 Oclock
Funeral services for Mrs C W Follett were conducted at her late residence at 926 North Center Street. Rev H R Huttis led the United Brethren church ceremony. Burial followed in Beaverdam cemetery with a large out of town attendance from Donaldson and related families.
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Riles
North Center
C. W. Follett
H. Ray Huttis
United Brethren Church
Beavers
Robert Nichols
Ralph Donaldson, Jr
Francis Donaldson
James Donaldson
Donald Husted
Robert Fuller, Jr
Beaverdam Cemetery
Garlton Range
Prank Donaldson
Kyte Donaldson
Ralph Donaldson
Betty Burley
Erie
Arbuckle
Ray Donaldson
Northest
Bert Donaldson
Groton
Conn
Wally Donaldson
Union City
Melvin Donaldson
Robert Fuller
George Donaldson
Wattsburg
Beaverdam
Wayne Township
Large farm barn burns near Titusville
A large barn on the W. W. Gregg farm on White City hill near Titusville was burned to the ground after 1 p.m. as a grass fire swept through nearly 50 acres. Farm machinery valued around $500 was destroyed. The Gregg farmhouse was seriously menaced but saved by Titusville firemen.
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Titusville
W. W. Gregg
White City Hill
Gregg
Legislation Pushes Relief Budget to 134 Million Over Two Years
In Harrisburg Democrats move to introduce bills totaling 134 million dollars for two years of relief. Governor James backs 191 million, while the Senate and House debate emergency funding and broader fiscal plans amid a hectic legislative session. The day saw actions on liquor control, Sunday bowling legalization, and ballot access rules.
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Harmocums
James
Harry Shapiro D-Phili
Senate
Commonwealth
House
Pennsylvania
John H. Dent
Westmoreland
Walker Cavalcante
Cummins Party
Dent
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Fast Rheumatic Relief
An old home remedy promotes a fat wax compound mixed with water and lemon juice. It promises quick relief from rheumatic arthritis or neuralgia with two tablespoons taken twice daily, claiming improvement within 48 hours. The advertisement asserts a money back guarantee and wide drugstore availability.
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McCandrew’'s
Salonika Falls Hold Out As Greek Army Surrenders
Soviet style report notes Salonika Falls and Greek forces still resisting while retaking nine forts and repelling German tank assaults. New events claim Fascist forces entered Kranj near the Italian border and Yugoslav battles surge in northern Albania to halt Nazi advances from Bulgaria.
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Committee
Isons
Mussoliini
Feseist
Kranj
Yugoslavia
Talien
Albania
Bulgaria
Skoplje
Hitler
Philadelphia voter list inflates eligible count by 50,009
A federal grand jury report cites a 105 page presentment detailing registration fraud in Philadelphia for the November election. It notes corruption spread to eastern Pennsylvania counties but finds no federal statute criminalizing the conduct and adds no indictments were recommended.
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Philadelphia
William H. Kirkpatrick
Pennsylvania
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