Former Kane police chief Albert Ives dies at 65
Albert J Ives former Kane police chief died at his Johnsonburg home after years of ill health. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 pm at the Johnsonburg mortuary with burial in Smethport. A Hamburg NY native aged 65 he lived in Kane Mildred and Emporium before moving to Johnsonburg twelve years ago. He served nine years as Kane chief and three years as night patrolman. Survived by his widow four children Pauline Harriet George and Mrs Reynold Johnson and three additional children from a second marriage Carl was living in Lancaster Ohio.
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12 year old shoots telephone wires in Norwalk incident
A 12 year old boy fired a weapon at a cable owner’s home in Norwalk Connecticut damaging over 125 telephones. The bullet pierced an eight inch fire line and struck an overhead telephone cable. No injuries reported. Police investigate motive and source of the shot.
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Personal Mention Clips From Corry Weekend Visit List
A long list of social visits and travelers in Corry includes Mr and Mrs C M Davis and relatives in North Hust, Leo Hoysen returning from St Louis, Mrs Harrrett Green visiting from Erie, Miss Lottie Cornell a guest of Mr and Mrs BR Motlroy, Mr and Mrs John Blatt and family headed to Hast Brody for a weekend, Deputy Marshal John Dempsey visiting from Pittsburgh, and many others making short trips to Branford Erie Cleveland Union City and Kane for visits, duties or events.
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C. M.davis
North Hust
Corry
R. R Powers
West Smith Street
Leo Hoysen
St. Louis
Harrrett Green
Erie
Lottie Cornell
BR. W. Motlroy
John Blatt
Hast Brody
Somerset
D. L. Bracken
West Pleasant Street
St. Petersburg
A. L. Foster
Branford
Marshal John Dempsey
Pittsburgh
West Wayne Street
George Dine
Dine
Gorry
Cora G. Smith
Canton
Mary Roberts
Findley Lake
S. J. Skinner
Buffalo
C. M. Hengst
Harrisburg
Glen C. Mead
Philadelphia
Cory
Ethel Bertram
Wesleyville
Sarah Slagle
Cleveland
C. W., Shaver and Familly
Euclid Street
Slagle
Shaver
Alice J. Schweidler
Rock Island, Ill
Hollywood
Kane
Temple Theatre
J. C. Ball
Salamanca
Spartansburg
Bell
A. W. Covell
Roosevelt Presses Congress for Swift Economic Agenda
President Roosevelt, in fit condition, plans to summon Democratic leaders in the House and Senate to press for rapid passage of the administration’s legislative program. He aims to consolidate early gains with strict adherence to the original plan and will first brief party leaders in the Senate at the White House this afternoon. House leaders are slated to meet tomorrow night to hear his case.
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Highest Peak East of Rockton Mi MitcHell 6711 Feet
Eastern outpost peak rises to 6711 feet, located in the western portion of North Carolina. The unnamed summit is noted as the region’s highest point east of the Itnekss’ shontitans, reflecting local topographic claims.
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Flooded Brie with Bad Checks Man Nabbed
Albert J. Shafer, 24, allegedly flooded the city with worthless checks, arrested after a two week search. Constables Fehrenman Clapper and aides, aided by detectives, nabbed him in a West 7th Street rooming house while his wife and mother left a nearby residence. Shafer claimed a Mr Brow passed him a $185 Erie bank check. five prior information charges were filed, with two checks for $24 cashed at Tom’s Filling Station on the Lake road.
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Peach Streets
William Donshue
Jack Reagan
Andrew Vamos
Feheman
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Brow
En Erie Bank
Charles Barber
Lake Road
Herbert J. Blickle
Columbus Students Enter Music Finals Contests
Three Columbus High School students earned the right to compete in the state finals of the Pennsylvania Music and P P League through district wins held yesterday at Ruby. Wiss Lloydine Sager alto soloist Natalie Dodd soprano and Heber Blanchard tenor became eligible to compete in the state contests at Johnstown later this month.
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Beautification of John Brown Park Planned in Meadville
The John Brown Memorial association discussed summer plans and beautification efforts for the old tannery site at New Richmond. T. J. Prather will supervise, with Loveland in charge of arrangements and Olmstead of Washington involved in the meeting. The project includes trees shrubs and a stone wall restoration, plus a gateway and fence. The annual meeting is set for the first Saturday in August at the Looker farm near the tannery.
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Stocks Make Moderate Gain in Light Trading Session
New York April 14 Stocks advanced in a light session with most leaders higher fractions near the close. Several issues rose sharply including Island Creek Coal preferred up to 105 and Milwaukee Electric Railway preferred to 70. Hamilton Watch preferred gained 45? to 51 with other names showing small gains. a mixed closing list followed. In Amherst Junction Miss J Davison, adopted by the Kenneth Wells Auxiliary of the American Legion, acquired 87 meters. In Midland Texas, ravens attacking newborn lambs prompted sheep raisers to report eye injuries to several ewes.
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Aon
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Lone Wolf Jewel Capers Reach Ocean Mystery
Joseph Lanyard boards the Navarre from France to America with the Lame Wolf. wealthy Mme Crozier and daughter Benny reveal emeralds and zircons in a safe. Maurice Parry, a fellow passenger, loses in a bridge game to Cheating card sharks. Lanyard exposes the thieves, retrieves the emeralds, and confronts Parry about identity and loyalties aboard.
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