Attorney General Schnader Visits Corry in Busy Tour
William A. Schnader, attorney general nominee, toured Corry with Pennsylvania license plates trailing his motorcade. He traced roots to Bowmanville and Philadelphia, highlighting a career in law and public service from 1913 to 1931 while courting Republican support for the gubernatorial race. He was introduced as a potential next governor by Corry hosts and local press noted his long tenure in state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Schnider
Corry
Pennsylvania
North East Tier
William A. Schnader
Bowmanaville
Limoaster County
Charles B
Elizabeth Renninger Schnadher
Shumiokin
Franklin and Marshall College
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Philadelphia Bay
Thomas DeWitt Cayter
Bromley, Evans, Schnader and Staples
White, Perry, Schnader and Maris
Wil Douglas D. Storey
Schnader
Joe Desmoni Yil
Strong Sentiment For Guffey Earls Campaign In Harrisburg
April 24 Harrisburg Ralph M. Bushore leads the Gulfey Burle campaign with strong Western and Eastern county support for the Guffey Earls ticket. He denounces Republican bosses and Labor rivals and predicts a Democratic sweep in November with Roosevelt policies backed by Guffey Earls Kennedy Logue Rhodes and other nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Ralph M. Bushore
Gulfey- Burle
Guffey-Earle
Guffey-Mar
Mches
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Democratc Party
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Party of Pennsylvania
Morti' Copeland
Roosevelt
Thi
Administration
United States
Joseph F Guffey
George HH. Earls
Thomas Kennedy
Thomas A. Logue
Chester H. Rhodes
Superior Court
Water with meals aids digestion for a healthier stomach
AHealth note claims drinking water with meals helps stomach juices and aids digestion. Includes a dubious tip about adding a spoonful of a mysterious substance and mentions a drug store advertisement with unclear details.
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Adlérika
Keisters Cut Rate Drug Store
Woman Lost in Woods Survives Five Days in Pennsylvania
Mia Amelia Bundy, a former schoolteacher, wandered the snowbound Potter County woods for five days and nights. She appeared at a family’s doorstep about a mile from Odin after seeking shelter among rocks and branches, amid hunger and cold but sustained by sap and roots. she had recently been released from Witten State hospital.
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Woods
Coudersport
Potter County
Sap
Hunt for Man Who Attacked Brie Woman
Miss Caters M McCallum aged 39 of 1706 W 14th street Hamet hospital is seriously injured by an assailant who accomp anied her on a walk early Saturday. She was beaten in an alley between Peach and Sassafras and 17th and 18th streets around 2 a.m. with possible fracture to the jaw and facial injuries. Police seek an unknown man guest.
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Yva Cook
Anniston
Qwoman
Uars
Burlington
Wis
Alabamaigns
Liars Club
Alabama
Miss Cook
O C. Hulett
Edward Harrington
Llberty St
Pennsylvania Ave
Koessner
Clymer
Orrin Hillbore
Ford Owlers
Waterford
Erie
Brie
Miss Caters
M McCallum
W. 14Th Street
Hamet Hospital
Miss McCallum
Mary
Peach and
Sassafras
17Th
18Th Streets
More Than Fifty Offer Blood To Dying Child
United Press reports 50 plus people offered blood transfusions to Pauline Croslehick ailing from purpura hemorrhagica at Bethel Hospital Brooklyn Uniontown PA. The child faced costly donor fees and several volunteers stepped forward to donate free blood for life saving transfusions.
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United Press
New York
Pauline Croslehick
Uniontown
Bethel Hospital
Brooklyn
Six Months in County Jail on Check Charge
Branklin April 23 The court today sentenced defendants after pleas of guilty in Quarter Sessions actions. Thomas Rodgers of Old City received six months in jail for several check fraud indictments with suspended sentences pending costs and restitution. Emit Arguererson of Rooseville faced six months in jail for drunken driving with a $50 fine and county costs. James White Clifford Smith and Wayne Davis of Frantley were jailed or had sentences postponed for burglary and larceny at the Sumner home, with goods valued around $12 restored pending probation efforts.
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Branklin
Thomas Rodgers
Old City
Emit
Arguerrson
Rooseville
Coanty
Patrel
James White
Clifford Smith
Wayne Davis
Frantley
Sumner
Mt. Eiytin
Cranberry Township
Ambulance Ride After Child Swallows Pills
A child admitted swallowing several poison pills prompted an ambulance dash from Hamot Hospital to the home of Porgy Cost. Attendants, warned by the mother, rushed the child to emergency room where a stomach pump was used. The mother then took the child home on the same street after the ordeal.
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Apaus
Hamot
Porgy Cost
Iar
Servne
Marriage Unites Butters and Miss Dorothy Black at Kittanning
George Butters of 216 East Wayne street and Dorothy Black of Kittanning were married in a Saturday ceremony in Kittanning. The groom, a Corry High School graduate and local resident, plans to live in Butler after May 1 with work at the state highways department. Mrs. Butters and their son Charles attended.
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George Butters
Ma Butters
East Wayne Street
Dorothy Black
3. Black
Kittanning
Butters
Corry
Butler
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Charles
Erie Woman Is Second Victim Of Lukemia
FBI reports Exie's saconil victim of lukemia within a week buried Saturday morning Anna B Sutton 7 wife of Harry Sutton 138 E 21st street died Tuesday afternoon after a lingering illness Doctors note lukemia can occur at any age and describe its features The deceased belonged to United Commercial Travelers group A baby John William Maynard nine months old son of Mr and Mrs Ley Maynard was the citys first lukemia victim last week
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FBI
Exie
Lukemi
Win
Anna B. Sutton
Harry Sutton
E. 21St Street
Medical Anen
Willy Corpuscles
Siltlan
United Commercial Travelers
John William Maynard
Ley Maynard
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