Germans Favor 10-Year Truce Plan From Il Duce
United Press reports from Borlin that Ramsay MacDonald and Mussolini's Rome pact for a decadelong political truce in Europe meets sympathy there. Observers see aim to revise peace terms against Germany and allied nations, with Italy seeking prestige, Adriatic influence, and pressure on France for recognition of claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kecskemeti
United Press
Borlin
Ramsay MacDonald
Mussolin
Europe
Germany
Poland
France
la France
Mussolini
Hungary
Austria
Bulgaria
Italy
Jugoslavia
Adriatic
Hitler Aiso
River Road Improvement Plan Announced
Over 36000 will be spent to widen River Road from the thoroughfare to the east approach of the Glade bridge. The project includes a sixteen foot road surface, 26 foot width between shoulders, guard rails at dangerous points, and straightened approaches to three grade crossings. 24 hour railroad protection is planned at crossings, creating work for nine men for months. The Glade bridge closure is expected after July. Gravel for the detour base will be sourced from the Yeagle barn in Pleasant township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Gilad Bridge
State Highway—Department
Fituhes
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Jughwey Oetuvials
Thi
Glade
Yeagie
Pleasant Township
Fish and beer scarce at Erie in April report
Erie April reports fish and beer in short supply as demand outstrips supply. Fishermen note the lightest catch in years while Denfield says beer production at the city's brewery is below normal. Also noted is injury to Notre Dame trainer Eugene Young who dislocated his big toe during a handball game with coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Denfield
Miltake
Notre Dame
Eugene Young
Notre Dame University
Holy Week Services at Beaverdam Area
Holy Week services and activities are planned in Beaverdam with special meetings at the U B church for Easter, including Sunday school at 10 and communion at 10 30, baptism of children following. Local residents attend visiting guests and church events, with notices of meetings and gatherings at the Proctorville and Union City areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Showers
Allen Messenger
Eris
Norman Stone
Roger
Corry
Carl Lyons
Villa Farnham
Tiles' Fay
W. H. Cummings
C. B Williams
Professor McMurray
Pittsburgh
Hr. H. Williams
Amos Tanner
Sherman
Gerald Bagley
Lyon
George
H. D. Whitney
Charlie Fisher
Glena Fisher
Union City
George Mulgin
Helen
Marabelle
Georgia
North Clymer
N. Y
Robert Mulvin
M. L. Breed
Russell ‘King
Charles Swan
Nelson Youngs
Neil
Uider
Eben Chaffee
Homer Proctor
Proctorville
Lee Proctor
Martha Maynant
Jamestown
WN. C
Beaverdan
Carnahan
Violet
Theodore Hanby
Proctor
Conny Morilay
Carl Lycans
Lois Lyons
Virgit Tarbell
Mcksane
D-M. McClelland
Erie
Ali Messenger
Bernice Proctor
Genevieve Bisben
Zelma Maynard
Carl Gates
the Missionary Society
U. & Church
H. H Willims
Paul Smith
Louise
Ruth
James Crowell
M. Ly Breed
Jack Swan
Wattsburg
Charles ‘Swan
Marie Lewis Bit Corry
Lor Procter
U. B
Simd
Miss Smith
William
Arthur
B. L. Watrous
Edward Bloss
500 Club
M. 1
Coroner's jury finds contributory negligence in fatal crash
A coroner's jury ruled both drivers negligent in the March 1 death of Donald Archer, 20, of 26 East 18th Street. Archer rode a motorcycle west on 18th Street when Alfred Howari, 20, of 2216 French Street, eastbound, tried a left turn into Sassafras Street at the 26th Sassafras intersection. Eyewitness Charles Hoover, 23, rode as a rear passenger. the crash occurred near 26th and Sassafras as both vehicles collided. Archer died six days later at St Vincent's Hospital from a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Donald Archer
East 18Th Street
Archer
Alfred Howari
French Street
26Th
Sassafras Streets
W. G. Stroble
Charles Hoover
East 2Nd Street
Arches
Howard
Sassafras Street
Ave
St. Vincent's Hospital
Maple Sugar Season Ends After Five Month Run
Carter Hill and North East residents are noted as maple sugar season spans five months from Christmas week through April 11, with communities sharing stories of gatherings, visits, and illness themes. The period featured many social calls, visits to sugar camps, and a steady flow of syrup production marking a strong local year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lindquist
Leon Prot
Ovid Borstorft
Charles Swan
Beaverdam
Orrin Borstorft
Aileen
Lee Proctor
A. B
Wayne Valley Monthly Missionary Meeting
Rey
H. H. Williams
Merle Bowen
Bert Bowen
Hevening
Clint Barnhart
Andd
Charles Proctor
Wayne Lafferty
Jing R. €. Snapp
Wesleyville
Leon Proctor
Gerald ‘Bagley
al, Corry
Orley Lee
Arlene
Helen
Tay Faulkner
Tvion City
B. A. Williamns
James Pravion
Triday
H. C. Follett
G. J. Zpilett
Budd
Weesday
B.S. Snapp
Martin Sallen
Spartansburg
R. S. Snapp
Wave Lafferty
Stanley
Bowen
Charles Parkhurst
Corry
Robert Morris
Ross Bailey
A.T. Kell
Donald
Mreesdale Farm
Mars
Burrows
Harry Burrows
Lawrence Morris
Jaushler
Simday
Bensink
Vivian Burrows
Charles McCullough
Esther Morris
Harley Morris
Gertrude Lindberg
Dan G. Lindberg
Harry Morris
Geraldine Joy
Ollo Joy
Wheelock
St. Vincent
Iie Joy
Otto
Olin Moore
Jacks Lindquist
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IL Duce
MacDonald
Jin Moore
Jack Lindquist
Carter Hill News
Cleveland
Murphy's Oil
E. E. Guignon
Etta Kett
Gowg
Hal
Couece
Alning
By Paul Robinson
Karl
Penn Res
Fen
Okal
Doane's Hardware
Automobiles
Bale
Buick
Phon
West Irving
A. S. Coons
East Main Street
S H. Parsons
J. B. Patterson
South Center St.oun
Meadowbrook Poultry Farm
Leo A. Tickner
Ashville
N.Y
Ed Weeks, Jr
First Avenue
Aus
Harrow
Pranidin
South Center St
Crawford M. Woods Co
Lacareat Journal
Port
Second Avenue
Mary Murray
Park St
Duplex
Doane
Brett
South Center Street
Ghubie
West
Washington Street
Mildred Hodges
First Ward
G. Heath
North Girard
Wea
Johnson
Curry
Roosevelt Highway
Wbmit
Columbis
Prdsy
Cormick Pinder
Siessingin
Obn Haninihd
Wii
Columbus Township
Bode
Cullvetor
Notich
Hugene Miller
EOE
Walter H. Scott
Geben Corry
WWYAD
Posits
Citizens National
Nagle
Theodora Nagle
Word Hotel
Trie
T Wats Leamad
State Supreme Court
Aypen
Gaurenes MW
Ant Douglas B. Nagle
Lily Thaodyre Nagle
Trist
Caurt
Vonegar
Stacles
Yehieh Har
Orphans' Court
A. Viboeliers
Pilludelubams
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