Trio of men tied to Guilford hold up murder case
Three young men from Washington DC and Beltsville are identified in Guilford County as connected to the February 19 hold up and murder of B. J. Swanson in Amestowat North Carolina. Sheriff Story said Mrs Swanson aided the tracing after two days with her. The suspects are John H. Meney 24 Elmer H. Biggs 31 and William D. Biggs 19.
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Mayville
Dianeville
B. J. Swanson
Fombr
Hartstown
Amestowat
N.C
John H. Meney
Elmer H. Biggs
Washington, D. C
William D. Biggs
Beldesville
Guilford County
John C. ‘Story
Denville
Doris
Mildred Ray
Herstate
Clymer Schools Win Special Recognition for War Savings
Clymer Central school earns commendation from Mrs. Marion H L Miller for ingenuity in methods and strong support of the War Savings program. Pupils have purchased war stamps and bonds totaling $10 607.35. Photographs of pupils wearing arm bands requested for Treasury and education departments. Schools at War Committee includes Brown, Wassink, Abbey, Davis, Pardink, and others. insignias added by Miss Davis and girls under Miss Hosp.
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Marion HL. Miller
War Savings Sta
Clymer Central School
Treasury Department
War Sey~ings
New York City
Education
Washington
Schools At War Committee
Mr. Brown
Wassink
Abbey
Miss Davis
Miss Pardink
Nyla Wallace
Helen Sweet
Winifred R
Potato Shortage To Extend Through May Says USDA
April 15 Erie County Farm Bureau was informed by the United States Food Administration that a tight potato situation would continue through May. Civilians must eat less to meet government needs and supply farmers for the new crop.
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Erie County Farm Bureau
United States Food Admitistration
Adair Hickman Delivers Christian Science Talk in Corry
Adair Hickman of New York City spoke last evening at First Church of Christ Scientist in Corry Pennsylvania. The lecture titled Christian Science Herald of God Allness covered Bible interpretation by Mary Baker Eddy, the transfiguration, and the scientific approach to truth and reality, urging reliance on divine Mind over material sense and warning against totalitarian egotism.
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First Church ‘of Christ, Scientist
Park Street
Adair Hickma
New
Corry
Pennsylvania
Christian Science
Clirton Science Jounal
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Christi Jesus
Tsrgel
Christ
Jesus
Peter
James
John
Elias
Moses
Israel
Blas
Blias
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus of Nazareth
God
Mrs. Eddy
Chris
Fimnet
New Jerusalem
Heaven
Foundstons
P R R Project Aterir Held Up By Priorities
Rail officials and city council met in Mayor Barber's office to discuss a proposed 5 million dollar high speed coal unloading system. Government material priorities push back installation, while the railroad seeks access to storage yards and crossing controls on several streets. Citizen rallying quotes between science and faith appear alongside.
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ERIS
Pennaymann
Charles R. Barber
Raspberry
Plum
Liberty
Poplar R
Cherry
Urge Stamp Books Be Filled Up and Turned Into Bonds
Defense stamp books partly filled across the Second Victory Loan Campaign are urged to be completed and converted into bonds. Attendants report many books with few den or twenty-five certificates remaining and transferable stamps will aid community goals. Campaign leaders expect stamp buyers to intensify efforts this month to boost the Victory Loan drive.
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Defense
Corfy
Evterds Hough
Anil
DuBois School Tax Rose Three Mills to 37
DuBois Pa April 16 The DuBois school board set the 1937 tax rate at 37 mills, up three mills from last year to fund a quarter million dollar budget and a historically large program including vocational training and repair shops to aid war needs. City Superintendent M Brewer cited increased costs and expanded facilities as the main reasons for the rise.
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Dubois
DuBois School Board
M. Brewer
KINZUA YOUTH LOSTON BOMBER DIED IN PACIFIC
Laverne D Bentley, missing after Navy service, is officially listed dead in a bomber accident on March 3. Parents Mr and Mrs Clinton L Bentley of Kinzua, plus siblings Vigil Pittsburgh Grant Warren Betty Shirley, and grandmother Grace Bentley of Kinzua, are named as survivors. A Florida base postmarked March 27 conveyed the death notice.
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Laverne D. Bentley
Warren
Clinton L. Bentley
Kinzua
Laverne Dy
Navy
Pacific
War Department
Young Sin
Escondido
Man Found Dead in County Prison Cell
Erig, 93, of 17 Welner Street Girard was found dead on the floor of a county prison cell at 4 30 am Thursday. Chief deputy coroner Frank St George said he died from a heart attack and alcoholism per county prison physician Dr E Droreski. John Schnee, a bumkey, found the scene and is father of two. investigation confirmed death.
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Erig
Sumner
Welnur Street
Girard
Pir
Eee
St. George
Sunme
E. Droreski
John Schnee
Kane Reports Mercury Down To Seven Above
Kane reports mid April warmth failed to last as the temperature fell to seven degrees above zero on Thursday. Snow lingered across the Kane area, blanketing streets and delaying forecasts into the night with little improvement expected before morning.
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KANE
Kane USA
Weather shifts bring two days of snow but warmer by weekend
A torn and garbled report notes colder air and four inch snowfall, followed by melting yesterday and relief today. It mentions highway crews, dismal conditions, and a forecast of improving weather with a return to milder temperatures over the next two days. References to Kane, Philadelphia, and fishermen appear garbled.
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