Warren site bids eyed for U S building opening
Warren April 17 bids for sale or donation of a corner lot for a Federal Building site draw interest. The supervising architect's office set opening for April 18 at 2 PM in Washington. Reports say $100,000 was appropriated for the purpose and discussions followed. A separate note says the Board of School Directors set $190,000 as price for property at Hickory Street and Third Avenue, while East Side Business Men's Association favors land on the north side of Third Avenue between Hickory and Market streets.
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Warren
Supervising Architectu ‘Treasney Department
Washington
United States
Washington Oyamy Lds Ltt
TBE Board of
Hickory Street
Third Avenue
East Side Business Men's Association
Hickory
Market Streets
Two Women Struck by Auto in Jamestown Incident
In Jamestown on April 17 Mrs Elvine Hawkins 88 of 127 Richard Avenue and Mrs Blanche Whipple 24 of 108 Sampson Street were injured when an automobile driven by Oscar We Ahlquist 29 of 25 Park Street struck them near the W C A Hospital. Hawkins sustained multiple fractures and burns with other injuries. Whipple suffered a fracture of the right elbow and lacerations. Both were treated at the hospital and discharged after initial care. Ahlquist reported seeing the women step from near a parked car on Foote Avenue near Allen Street and said the collision occurred as they moved into his path.
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Jamestown
Apri
Elvine
Hawking
Richard Avenue
Falconer
Blanche Whipple
Sampson Street City
Oscar We Ahlquist
Park Stre
Hawkins
Conch
Vianne Neparted
Whipple
Hi, Wy. Ingham
Washington PTA Meeting Promises Music and Readings
The Washington PTA invites all to its regular meeting on April 19 at eight o clock in the building. The program includes music readings and features with light refreshments. A silver offering will support playground equipment. Everyone is urged to attend.
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Washington
Beaver Dam Vicinity News Letter Highlights Socials
Beaverdam April 16 report from the United Brethren Ladies Aid meets at the church parlors. Local residents including Rev P D Smock families, Whitneys, Mulvins, Hodges, and Proctors attend rallies, visits, and church events. Community notes record visitors, birthdays, graveside services, Father s Day church activities, and multiple weekend trips to Albion, Union City, and Erie.
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Beaverdam
United Brethren Ladies Aid
P. D. Smock
Paul
Phillip
EH. D. Whitney
Robert Mulvin
Alice Hodge
Albion
Leon Proctor
Child Jaren
Garter Hil
Tear Wattsburg
Psu! Bacon
Join Carbaugh
Union City
G. Hurley
Gurtis
Joe McClelland
Bert Bowen Ald
Claude Bowen
Fred Alverson
Jay Smith
Rey FD. Smock
Lee
Ira Drake
Corry
George Hurlburt
Arthur Myers
Erie
Ray Bradley
Herbert Pease
Rolln McAllester
Charles Tanner
Amos Tanner
Roselle Patterson
Golda Patterson
Wattsburg
Paul Bacon
Ebert Chutes
Charles Hodge
Carter
Teddy Hanby
An Allen
Cambridge Springs
Florida
George Day
Bacon
Charles Buss
Lyle Proctor
Maicham Deeter
Cochranton
Lewis
M. 1
R. Lyons
Barnes
Frank Rowland
Miami Shooting Probe Resumes Before Court Officials
The Miami waterfront gunfire probe resumes in Lauderdale with Comdr Jack presiding as three Coast Guardsmen defend their actions. A Miami Commission protest labeled guardsmen tactics worse than a disease, filed after the shooting that followed a chase of a rum runner. Crew members Ingraham Jones Lopes testified on the firing from the picket vessel that struck boats and houseboats along the water front.
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United Press
Lauderdale
Fla
Miami
Comdr
Rb. Jack
Coast Guard
Jack
Miami Commission Council
G. Sewell
J. R. Ingraham
Sam Jones
Harold Lopes
Snow blanketed central Pennsylvania trains and roads
Flurries and freezing temps spread across the state as Corry and Sayre reported two to four inches of snow with heavier falls in Bloomsburg and surrounding mountains. Hazard and Hazleton trolley service slowed by snow and sleet while fruit crops suffer damage from the winter storm. Rivers rose to flood stage as roads turned slippery and traffic danger increased along the National Highway corridors.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Corry Sports
Kane
Harrisburg
Tool Sunge
Patt
Uniontown
Sayre
New York
Susquehannd
Chemung
Doad
Mt. Carmel
Aristes
Centralia
Jin
Blooms
Hazleton
Whose stiJ blew up and what was the mode diety?
A jumble of street rumors and misprinted names in last night's explosion report. The piece mentions a fine level vehicle, a marriage license to Clarence Vanderhoof and Eisie Ry Allen, votes on a gasoline tax, and a snowbound morning train arrival. It notes upcoming comedy Am I Intimidating and a high school play.
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Clarence Vanderhoof
Corry
Eisie Ry Allen
Spartansburey
Pyima
Fuu Sonim Aung
Pardon Sought for Shannon by Waynesburg Attorney
Harrisburg April pardon request in a Waynesburg case cites self defense and unwritten law as factors in the crime. Charles A. Sewart, an auto mechanic, is serving 7 to 18 years in the Western Penitentiary after a June 4 1927 second degree murder conviction. the application was unapprived.
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Unitea Frei
Harrisburg
T. A Shannon
Waynesburg
Charles A. Sewart
Western Penitentiary
Stewart
950 Bills Are Introduced In Early House Session
Washington April 17 United States House of Representatives saw 950 bills introduced in the first two days of the extra session. The measures cover nearly every legislative area with about 12 proposed prohibition bills pushing to modify dry laws and expand legal beer prices.
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United
Washington
Early North American churches and explores bloom on shores
A fragmentary note records the first Pecumenens in North America forming on South Street Philadelphia in 1706 and hints at New York’s early permanent establishment in the following year on Thhin Kinet.
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South Street
Philadelphia
New York
Texas Man May Succeed Blair in Post
Washington April 1 A W Gregg of Palatino Texas former government financial expert is mentioned for the post of Internal Revenue Commissioner. Gregg retired as solicitor of the Treasury Department and is 29 years old. Cato Sella former Indian commissioner who recently conferred with President Hoover is also mentioned. Miner's electrocution report from Boswall, Illinois notes Frank Panum 6 a miner was electrocuted at the Davis Coal and Coke Company mine.
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United Prose
Washington
Wgregg
Palatino
Texa
Fer
Lo Auchec
David Hy Bla
Gregg
Trenmiry Department
Cato Sella
Hoover
Boswall
Frinle Paniun
Davis Coal and Coke Company
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PTA. Meeting
Stevens
Corry Granite & Marble Works P. 1
Pitt
Beaverdam Vicinity
Wesleyville
Bert Bowen
Dell Parkhurst
Kron
Eben Chaffee
Injon City
F. J. Smocke
Jebler
Cochyanlon
Blaine Kincaid
Nellie ‘McClelland
Martha Maynard
Ia Lingenfelter
Leo Maynard
N.Y
Wre
Sind
Jor McClelland
Dee Cummings
Wapel
Merer
Mall
Gew
Botile
Est
C. A
Yourbees
M. D
Member
Federal Reserve System
Pennsy
Didey Company
Pennsylvania Aves Pines
Miles B. Kitty
Brievourty
Hurrisburg
Frank M. Pay
Crawford-Mercer
Lani
Gil Olty
Venango-Warren
Enle
Pardon
Shannon
First
Texas
Blair
Suns
V. E. Phillips
Chrysler Performance
Chrysler
John
First Avenue
Grankshaft
Curysier 65
Curysier
Royal Sedan
Ramus Sea
Atyles
Corry, Pa
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