East Branch Woman Feared Fatally Hurt
East Branch Saturday afternoon a horse threw Mrs Tage Kulp wife of OA Hare Rly Bill Beanoh from a rig when a runaway horse caused her and a small child to be tossed from the vehicle. The child was unharmed but Mrs Kulp sustained a fractured skull and a broken left arm. She was taken to Corry Hospital in grave condition with doctors warning injuries may worsen over several days.
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Tage Kulp
Bill Beanoh
Kulp
Rulp
Corry Hospital
Real showers prove boon to crops and gardens
Weather brought needed rain after a long dry spell lifting crops and pastures. Farmers welcomed the showers that revived grass and vegetation, improving pasture and plant health across districts.
Woman dies in fire near Sharon in kerosene blast
Mrs. Claire Gildersteeve, 31, fatally burned when kerosene failed to start a fire at the Mildersleeve home near Sharon. Her husband covered her with blankets to save her as flames spread. property loss around 25000 dollars. She died hours later at Grove Craft Hospital.
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United Frees Sitaron
Claire Gilderalteiny
Mildersleeve
Wenitoratown
Avid
Easter Sunday observances spread across churches
Distorted report highlights Easter services and cantatas across denominations. Special morning and afternoon rites at Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox parishes drew large crowds. Sermons praised the Resurrection theme, with memorial offerings benefiting St Joseph’s Orphan Fund and church choirs delivering notable performances despite weather and staffing challenges.
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Dawaine
Lavery Charch
Presbyterian Clubal
Saul
eVerve
Episcopal Church
Henri Altiel Post
Jiy Emmanuel Chor
Smith Replies to Marshall Open Letter on Faith and Loyalty
New York April 1 UPI report on Governor Alfréd E Smith of New York replying to Charles Marshall’s open letter about reconciling Catholic loyalty with American patriotism. Smith asserts no conflict as he has sworn to defend the United States Constitution in his long public career.
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United States
Atlantic Monthly
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Marshal
New York
Marshall
United Press
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Shall
United Staates
Hess
Three Die in Pittsburgh Gun Fight Over Car Claim
United Press reports a gun battle over car possession in E Carnegie ending with three dead. Victims are Angelo Diano and Marie Diano of Bridgeville and Carmelia Seifino of the Southside Hospital. A man identified as Schiffing, a 44 year old Diano home guard, is wounded. four others arrested, one sought.
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E. Carnegie Tool
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Marie
Bridgevitho
Carmelia Seiffino
Southside
Schiffing
Wuarder
Diano
Biano
Sime 18
Frank Musion
Rose
Jose] Pine
Jennie Musico
Picking Jury in Snyder Gray Murder Trial
Court on Long Island selects jurors for the Snyder Gray murder trial as potential jurors discuss death penalty fears and readiness to convict. Accusers Mee Ruth Brown Suyilis and Henry Judd Gray face the case over the murder of Albert Snyder with jurors reporting initial hesitation about first degree murder conviction.
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Long Island Cits
Snyder Gray
Cam
Wimman
Ruth Brown Suyilis
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
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Lyl Éast
Mem 10
Tak
Stusby
Illick Heads Forest Dept Chief in Pennsylvania
Dr Jonah Mick, long time chief of information and director of research for the State Department of Forest and Waters, was appointed Chief Par water of Pennsylvania by United Prom Harrisburg on April 8.
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Y United Prom
Harrisburg
Jonah Mick
Sayin
State Department of Forest and Waters
Par Water
Penneylvania
Today's Five Best Radio Entertainments
A fragmented radio listings page highlights shows across stations including KOA Denver WRG Atlantic City WDA histol and others. Entries mention acts such as Guster Roxy and His Game and Holy City chorus with times around 8 to 9 PM.
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Dales
Eales
Guster
Roxy
Denver
Easton
Mountain
Gaul
Holy City
WRG
Atlantic City
Basten
Veneela
WDA Histol
Barsern
Ford Trial Delayed on Sapiro Suit Defense Action
Opening of the sixth week of Aaron Sapiro's million dollar libel suit against Henry Ford was postponed until tomorrow due to a slight attack of acute indigestion suffered by Senator Reed of Nevada, the Ford defense examiner. Fred Raytond ordered the postponement at Ford's request.
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United Prom
Detroit
Mich
Aaron Sapiro
Menry ‘Mord
Senator Reed
Niasouei
Ford Defense
Fred Raytond
Pord
Theatrical producer James Carroll reports progress in case
United Press dispatch from Greenville details that James Carroll, a theater producer, announces that Nisal Carroll has improved after a night of constant effort. The article notes a sentencing decision for her husband, with results pending.
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United Prear
Greenville
Carroll
New York
James Carroll
Nisal Carroll
City Council Set for Evening Session at Municipal Building
City council will hold a regular session this evening at the Municipal building. Mayor OAV.racken, City Solicitor Kincaid Tad, and Secretary of Highways Sturt are expected to attend with Governor Fisher at Harrisburg. A report on the recent conference is anticipated.
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Oav.racken
Kincaid Tad
Sturt
Earthquake Roars Through Flooded Town
A series of quakes struck Ridgely on April 18 causing panic as hundreds of food refugees fled tents. Sheriff Demo Meadden reported no major damage despite the jolts as rescuers and residents assess the town’s flood threat.
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Demo Meadden
Lake Cause
Cyclone Claims Three in Fory Smuth Ark Area
A cyclone last night near Fory Smuth Arkansas killed three people and injured two. The dead include Carl Churchiman, his wife, and a baby. The storm struck about 30 miles southwest of ers, according to reports reaching the community today.
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United Press
Curtailment of Allegheny division passenger trains explained
The Allegheny division passenger schedule will shift next Sunday with several curtailments and revised timings. Train 852 through Buffalo Oil City timing changes. Train 02 schedules altered with earlier Buffalo departure and later Oil City arrival. Train 950 to start from Brocton with adjusted evening times. Train 851 Oil City Buffalo service moves to 7 05 am from Oil City. Train 96 local Oil City Carry altered to 9 10 pm departure and 8 40 pm arrival at Corry.
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Corry Drivers Arrested by State Patrol West of Curry
Patrolmen on the Perry Highway west of Waterford stopped many motorists Saturday night. Arrestees faced fines or releases. charges ranged from unsafe vehicle operation to driving with expired or missing permits. Carl Taylor of Liberty Street Whe is jailed for assault on dealers, and Lloyd Meredink of East Congress Street cited for operating a car with a cutout. Several others were detained for lacking operator permits. Hearing set for afternoon. delays due to prosecutor arrival.
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Carl Taylor
Liberty Street
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East
Congress Street
Erie Advices
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Rotary District Meet Plans for Jamestown Convention
Rotary Club members organize attendance at the district convention to be held next Monday and Tuesday in Jamestown. Local leaders will learn the Jamestown program at tomorrow’s meeting at the Hotel Gorry. Jamestown delegates will explain the district agenda to Celal members and outline officer duties for the coming year.
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Rotary
Jamestown
Regue Ttr
Hotel
Gorry
Cfu
Celal
Cluly
Fire at Clymer power plant threatens rebuilt facility
A Sunday fire at the Clymer power plant, rebuilt after a January blaze and back in operation Friday, burned for about an hour but caused little damage. Firemen battled the blaze near an arctic and coal pile, and a large audience attended Easter services and choir offerings at local churches.
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Clymer
Uever
Auto accident near Waterford injures young woman
A lorry from Cam Unlike Springs and a Hudson sedan collided on a reverse curve between Waterford and the other place. The car was badly damaged and the occupants were injured. One young lady suffered painful injuries to the head and tie._DETAILS unclear due to damaged text.
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Springs
Sena
Waterford
Floods push 300 refugees from high knoll region
Missouri and Mississippi rivers rise with levee breaks in four spots forcing hundreds from homes along fertile fields near the river. Cairo, Illinois, becomes a refuge hub while towns across Arkansas, Tennessee, Missouri suffer flood damage. Army planes, militiamen, and Red Cross provide tents and aid as waters cover farms and villages.
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Meramec
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Prairie
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