Auto collision injures Pittsburgh resident near Franklin
S. L. Mebwa of Pittsburgh suffered a fracture of the right line and an injury to the case yesterday afternoon in an auto collision at Franklin. The report notes extensive local notices and community notices, including society events and business updates.
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S. L. Mebwa
Pittsburgh
Franklin
Ladies All Society of the
Charen
Henry Hollis
Juhn Banks
Abe
Gertrudé Reynolds
Grand Venet
Wadnealay
Frank Childs
Meadville
Crawford County
Fashing
High Quinn
Blaisdell
Dunkirk
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Duihink
Quitta
Harokd Hartnett
Grove City
Worl
Hillcrest
Mead- Ville Housing Corporation
Ray Perkins
Wheelock
Perking
Melvin Amy
Jamestown
Gan ‘Bus Companies
Journal
Os Itte
Erie County Commissioners
State Highway Department
West 6Th
Pittsburgh Avenue
Peninsula
West Lake
Exfe
Jack Calabrese
Brie
John Reinhold
Joseph Wojchowski
Jmdge
Willian B. Hirt
John P. Clancy
St. Marys
Lily Pond
U.S. Route 6
Starbrick
Clancy
James Shaffer
Texaco
Cohen
Hospital supervisor named in Brookville appointment
Announcement reports Miss EB Beryl Hoover of Cleared as superintendent of Brookville Hospital and directress of nurses succeeding Miss Dorothy Dilty who takes May 1 extended vacation. Dilty has served since 1923. Local notes cover many Meadville area items including meetings, accidents, and community notices.
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Will J. Wilcox
Beryl ‘Hoover
Cleared
Brookville Hospital
Dorothy Dilty
Cave
Misa Diltyhag
Terry
Dairymen’s League
McCray
Bringcake
New Officers Elected to Fill Nine Positions
Nine youths from Senior High, Junior High and St Edward's High were chosen for civic roles with Jeck Lindsley set to serve as municipal director for one day. The plan includes meet with Rotary Club on May 4 and reporting on duties as mayor and other offices.
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Jeck Lindsley
the Ely
He Totary
He Senior
Dunier High
St. Edward's High
Saunicipal
Yeatertay
Vlestid
Ph S. Dewey
Sybbol
Rotary Club
John Hindock
St. Edward's
Chile
Polee
Richard Nichols
Junior Igh
Jack’ Taylor
Norbert Bachomer
Clyde Dingfelder
St Edward's
Thos. Mead
Sr. Edward's
Dick Lyots
Corry Venting Journal
Richard Obey
Floods Cause Over Million Dollars In London Ontario
London Ontario reporters say a western Ojibabo flood is receding while about 12,000 people prepare to return home. Damage in London tops 1 million dollars with unverified losses in nearby towns including Ingersoll, Stratford, Woodstock, St Marys, St Thomas, Tillsonburg and Brantford.
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London
Ont
Wales
Fertell
Stratford
Woodstork
St. Marys
St. Thomas
Tillsonburg
Brantford
Martin Bid For GM Board Defeated At Wilmington
In Wilmington on April 27 an effort to elect Homer Martin, president of the United Automobile Workers of America, as a director of General Motors was defeated at a stockholders meeting.
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Martin
Wilmington
Del
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors Corporation
Duke Char ges Libel Suit Against Heinemann and Author
The Duke of Windsor's lawyers filed a writ today against Heinemann Publishing House and author Geoffrey Devils for damages over the book Crowned Commentary. The writ seeks an injunction to stop further circulation of the work.
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Lordun
Duke of Windsor
Heinemann Publishing House
Geoffrey Devils
Whel
Deliquescence Definition and Examples
Deliquescence is the property of absorbing water from the air causing wetness or dissolution. Substances with this property are deliquescent. Examples include caustic potash caustic soda magnesium nitre and calcium chloride widely used as a drying agent.
Gotham Court Judge Stabbed Near His Home
Municipal Court Justice John F. O'Neil was stabbed and critically wounded as he left his home to take a bus for a court. He described a sharp pain in the back before collapsing in the building vestibule, as a man in a tan polo coat fled the scene. The incident occurred just a few doors from his residence, and porter John Burke helped him inside for aid.
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United Press New York
John F. O'Neil
Tallay
Public
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Tor
O'Neil
John Burke
Birt
Union row halts California strike parley issues riot toll
Stockton Calif April 27 A row among labor unions disrupted talks in the 11 day food variety strike declared by Gov Meérclam who mounted late last night The strike grew into a riot between vigilantes and picket lines last week leaving 50 men wounded It has halted a $6 000 000 vegetable crop deemed spoiled
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United Press
Stockton
Calif
Frank F. Meérclam
Senate confirms Baldie as ambassador to Poland
Washington April 27 the senate confirmed the nomination of Anthony J Baldie Jr of Pennsylvania to be ambassador to Poland.
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Biddle
United Press
Washington
Senate Today
Anthony J. Drexel Baldle, Jr
Pennsylvania
Poland
Rebel Spies Gang Busted In Napab Amid Arrests
Police arrested nine members of an alleged rebel spy gang in the city of MadiRed heading by an unnamed female leader. The dramatic crackdown targets an organized group accused of espionage activities in the region.
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NAB
Floods recede in Johnstown as rivers fall
In Johnstown Pennsylvania the Stoney Greek and Conemaugh rivers drift back from the business district after cresting, while two residents die from stress and a heart attack. Wheeling West Virginia sees continued Ohio river flooding prompting orderly evacuations. Sharpsburg Allegheny district braces as flood refugees number near 290 with residents moved by boat overnight.
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Johnstown
Stoney Creek
Egan’ Robinson
Miss and Hurley
Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Eslanu
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Sharpsburg-Eina
Allegheny
Bishop O'Reilly Suffering Stroke In Scranton
The Rt Rev Thomas C O'Reilly Roman Catholic bishop of Scranton remained in grave condition after suffering a stroke of apoplexy.
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Scranton
Thomas C. O'Reilly
Northern Exposure Favored In Olden Housing Beliefs
In historic lore, homes facing north were preferred as the south wind was believed to bring misfortune. Proponents argued northern exposure kept interiors cooler and spirits steadier, reflecting era specific superstitions about climate and character.
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Bordens Chateau
Jara Mie
Durkes
Pillsbury’s
LUX Flakes
Staley
Tle Sancuvedarle
California
TUES
WED
Wing Willi Star Stores
First Avenue
T&t
Adel R. Raughney
Erie
Secural National Barn
T. O'Connor
Charles H. Leslie
Second National Bank
Haughney
Reso Nation
Cohen's
Brockway Glass Co
Perry's Place
Ston
Richard Lindstrom
Monroe
West Seventh Street
Margie Andrews
OW City
Cambridge Springs
Hor
Anusehokl
Lanle
Charles E. Coleman
Renovo
Fiy
Rednoyo
Kane
Lamona
Keister
Kiane
Orange
G. C. Nolisen
Henry G. Sebastian
Sebastian Tyes
Clinton JD
Hinhy
Cit Bete
Erie County
Court
Borate Bly
Ot Warman
Gorton
Warren
Bly
Yetoven
Wheelroman Ollan
Ming
Gil Scoitin
Ran
Scotts
Reibank Creek
Clapton
Armstrong Colunies
G. F. Doverspike
Bebilehes
Fonyboal
Cuicats
Sharon High School
William ‘Applegate
Sail
Titusville
Doris Mae Kirchner
Reno
Window Hammare
Traverse Rats
Jets
Asi
Estayate
Lanston's
Laindsley’s
Winiars
Mary W. Hairs
Sovieties
M. E. Church
Helen Jones
Vincent Anderson
A) Nichols
BR. @ Barnes
Lys Toster
Mary Grove
Asong Corry Hospital
Dirli
Ing
Adrian Jaggs
West Washington Street
Corry Hospital
CITE
Greyhound Lines
Philadelphia
Wwrneye
National
Taibor Pre Hons Board
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
Jack Lindsley
Duke
Ohio Valley
Pittebirghe
Monongahele
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittstm
AIST
Corry
Frank Burkhart
Chas
Dahlstrand
Gotham Court
Irivers
Loblaw
Serva’ Grocetorias
N. Center
Hormel
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