Charles Bindley Dies After Illness in Lottsville Area
Charles Ira Hindley of Lottsville died Monday evening at 10 20 o clock at the home of his grandson DeForrest Bindley in Columbus where he had lived for thirteen months. Born September 17 1865 in Freehold Township he lived most of his life there. Surviving are two sons Wilard Bindley Meadville and William Bindley Columbus a daughter Mrs Wilbur Craker Hackinsack Minnesota four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Friends may call at the Schoolover Funeral Home at Sugar Grove and the service will be Thursday at 2 pm with interment in Lottsville Cemetery.
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Lottayille
DeForrest Bindley
Columbus
Freehold Township
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Ais
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Meadville
William Bindley
Wilbur Craker
Hackinsack
Minn
Schoolover
Sugar Grove
Lottsville Cemetery
Local Rail Robberies Highlight Week Across Stations
Gum machines believed to be the primary loot from a spate of railroad station robberies in the region last week. Pennsylvania stations on the ORE division at Elgin and Waterford were visited recently, police report. Mrs. Margaret Ward, 81, dies at daughter’s home after weeks of illness. Corry High School loses to Warren 5-3. Frank Jerryway leads with a four-inning shutout effort. William Parkhurst, longtime Elgin resident, passes away at home. Ministerial Associations of Corry and Union City form a joint group. Grand Theatre in North Center Street reopens after a two day fire-related shutdown. projection machine repaired.
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Pennsylvania
Elgin
Waterford
Margaret Ward
M. J. Berry
Weal
Pleasant Street
Llness
Grand Theatre
North Center Street
Priest Feeney Silenced by Boston Archbishop Decree
The Rev. Leonard Feeney, a Boston area Jesuit educator and author, was silenced by Archbishop Richard J. Cushing for grave offenses against church law. The decree bars him from preaching teaching or administering sacraments and also strips St. Benedict's Center near Harvard College of ecclesiastical approval.
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Associated Press
Boston
Leonard, Feenay
Boston College
Richard J. Cushing
St. Benedict's Center
Canbridge
Havard College
Feeney
Fr. Peeney
Abductor Keenan Freed On Bond In Payroll Kidnapping
John Gee Keenan of Youngstown was released on 10000 bond on charges of kidnapping and robbery tied to a March payroll theft in Farrell. He, with Bernardo Caniff, allegedly abducted Ralph K. Jones, 98, of New Castle, forcing him to drive to Ohio where the payroll and car keys were taken. Caniff remained in custody on related counts.
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Pittsburgh
John Gee Keenan
Youngstown
Farrel
Keenan
Ralph K. Jones
New Castle
Farrell
Jones
Ohio
Bernard J. Caniff
Albion Foundry to Be Shut Down
The Hays Manufacturing Company will close its Albion brass foundry at week’s end, laying off 95 workers. Treasurer Kenneth M. Root cited a business slump and called the layoff temporary, with operations to resume when demand warrants. Erie foundry, larger, will cover production.
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Sepemansicay
Hays Manufacturing Company
Albion
Kenneth M. Root
Erie Foundry
Albion Foundry
Erie
Hays Co
Acting Mayor Testifies In Erie Excise Tax Suit
Acting Mayor and Erie financial director testified that city revenue from income tax would exceed expectations by about 500000, potentially canceling the need for a one mill excise tax after manufacturers challenged the ordinance. Witness said figures came from unofficial production statistics and pamphlets from Security Peoples Trust Company.
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Efus. Sprh
Joseph A. Waliczak
William ®. Tillg
Walcrak
Tig
Walcsak
Corry School Board Sets Levy Plan for Three New Funds
The Corry School Board votes for a $367,455 total levy with allocations for general control, instructional expense, auxiliary agencies, operation of school plants, maintenance, fixed charges, debt service, capital expenditures, and a new building addition. Plans to collect three new levies are discussed, with the mercantile tax likely yearly, amusement tax monthly, and club tax yearly or twice yearly.
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Hage Une
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World peace conference in Paris draws communist and anti communist delegates
A Paris week long World Conference of Peace supporters opens amid clashes with an anti communist Paris gathering and rival New York meeting. Visa disagreements show divisions. Soviet backed Cominform replaces the Comintern in rhetoric and aims, while Western leaders dispute threat from Moscow not Washington.
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New York
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France
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Poisonous Fumes Test Runs Despite Low Clouds and Rain
In a four day test to recreate industrial smog conditions that caused 22 deaths last October, low clouds and steady rain fail to halt work. A strong wind shifts smoke toward Webster while George Clayton of the Public Health Service says rain does not interfere and the test will continue until atmospheric conditions of last October are duplicated.
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Nytax
Tober
Monongahela River
Webster
George Clayton
U.S. Public Health Service
How's Your IQ Quiz Challenge Answers and Facts
A user quiz lists ten trivia questions on astrology tools the Gulfstream Park Handicap venue, Ramona author, inauguration date, Johnny Pesky’s team, WWII service insignia, Patriots Day dates, Ginza as Tokyo’s Fifth Avenue, and the Blue Grass State nickname for Kentucky.
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Ramona
Helen Hunt Jr
U. S
Johnny Pesky
Maine
Massachusetts
Fifth Avenue
Japan
Blue Grass State
Ross A Kent Stricken Wattsburg Resident
Ross A Kent Sr 61 longtime Wattsburg resident dies after a three month illness He was active in local business and a member of the borough council He is survived by his wife Lena Kent children Samuel Bayle Hugh Estes Kenneth Ross Jr Richard Laddie and Noble Kent all of Wattsburg He is also survived by siblings Clyde Frederick Kent and Mrs Charles Mulvin Friends may call at H L Musser Funeral Home Union City until 4 pm today and at his Wattsburg home this evening and Wednesday Funeral is Wednesday at 2 20 pm conducted by Rev H E Burnham burial in Wattsburg Cemetery
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Ross A. Kent
Waitsburg
Wattsbury
H. L. ‘Musser
Union City
Wattsburg
H. E. Burnham
Apple Growers Oppose New State Tax Proposal
Harrisburg April 19 Bank and file apple growers oppose a one cent a bushel state tax on apples to boost sales. Delegation led by H L Shenk Lancaster voiced opposition as the Senate agriculture committee slated a hearing on the House passed proposal. Shenk warned it would be the opening wedge to unlimited agricultural taxation and an indirect sales tax.
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Harrisburg
State Senate
H. L. Shenk
Lancaster
Senate Agriculture Committee
George 5. Scarlett
Rheater
Scarlett
Shenk
Soviet General Denisenko Dies in Moscow
April 18 Red Star reports Maj. Gen. M. I. Denisenko veteran of Stalingrad and holder of many valor citations has died in Moscow. The Soviet army leadership notes his long service and wartime decorations.
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Red Star
M. I. Denisenko
Stalingrad
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