Brkinnell Dies.railroad counsel and leader in New York
George BL Brkinnell, 73, presiding and arilsury counsel at Tirle Railroad Company, died at home in New York after a coronary attack. He led for years and oversaw major matters. Also reports of fatalities in Jamestown events, a heavily damaged home in Temestown, and a drive to steal cars. Plus notes on seed oats and a corporate wage increase for Crawford M. Woods Co. workers. Olmstead of Lud appears ill in New York, with possible recovery.
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Dr Witt hearings planned airing by WABU CBS Tuesday
Plans to broadcast further testimony before a special congressional committee probing Dr William Witt of Gary Indiana have been made by the WABU CBS chain for Tuesday morning. Also Mme Schimann Heink opens a musical series April 29 at 10 p m on WJZ NBC. Car collision near Kane left Minnick with a damaged auto after a head on crash and a fault dispute to be taken to court. Local notes report new Kelvinator cooling at Lincoln Market and several community events at Meadville and Grove City colleges with town officials enforcing a Sunday dancing ban.
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Father of screen stars charged with battery
Hollywood April 16 United Press reports domestic strife between Richard Bennett, veteran actor, and his second wife flared into an open feud. Mrs Bennett swore out a warrant for his arrest on a charge of battery after a confrontation at a Beverly Hills hotel. Bail was set by Judge Erb at 0.
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Coralia Opens Shipping Season On Great Lakes
The 460-foot freighter Coralia, commanded by Capt. Emory Massman, led the lakes by navigating Detroit to Buffalo, signaling the official opening of the shipping season. The voyage, though slowed by ice floes off Dunkirk, was uneventful and included automobiles as cargo.
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Workers Stoned at Sandusky Rubber Plant
At the Biur Rubber Products plant in Sandusky workers trying to enter for the day were struck with stones. One woman, Mary Ranney, was reported injured, several others slightly hurt. Over 100 strikers appeared. Shrike leaders deny involvement. An order from the Common Pleas Court last week restrains strikers from molesting workers.
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