Two Columbus Residents Among Auto Crash Victims
In Titusville area yesterday afternoon a collision on the Union City Titusville highway left Mr. and Mrs. Don Sullivan and their daughter severely injured. They were en route from Columbus after visiting Titusville when their car hit a large Studebaker driven by Fred Wolford of New Castle. The Monroe party from Wredopia NCY also suffered injuries as Mrs Monroe lost control and swerved, causing both vehicles to overturn. The Sullivans were taken to Union City hospital with serious head and scalp wounds and shock, while Mrs Monroe sustained back injuries and muscle strains. Others involved included Samuel H Norris and wife, Celia Wolford, and Fred Wolford, all reported shaken or bruised.
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Don Sullivan
Columbus
Louis G Monroe
Wredopia
Ncy
Union City
Titwsville
Titusville
Five Corners
Union City-Titusville
Bulci
Monroe
Studebaker
Pred. Wolford
New Castle
Fredoulin
Moterialx
Samuel H. Norris
Mia
Celia Wolford
Wget
Fred Wolford
Odd Fellows Mark 116th Anniversary at Royal Hall
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of the city plan a joint observance of the 116th anniversary of Odd Fellowship at the Royal Hall on Tuesday evening. A committee is arranging a program with Community Orchestra selections, readings by Lyla Poster and Mr. Whiteley, a performance by the Rebekahs, drill by Corry Encampment, and a speech by W. H. Soper, followed by refreshments and a social hour. All members and spouses are invited to attend the special program.
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Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Odd Fellowship
Toyal Hall
Ould Mellows and
Lyla Poster
Mry
Charles Whiteley
W. H. Soper
Odd Fellows
Three Die and Many Hurt in Gotham Wreck
News wire reports a catastrophic collision on the West of Juth Street Station near Aw Jaron Avenue in the Bronx. Three people died including A. Guillen a city official, with numerous injuries among riders and bystanders. Several injuries are treated at Fordham and Lincoln hospitals. An attorney John E. McGeehan arrived at the scene promising an immediate investigation.
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Gotham
United Presa News
Elnyitey
Juth Street
Aw Jaron Avenue
Tie
J. Wiesenburgen
Bronx
M. Storch
Littser
John E., McGeehan
Seventeen Feared Dead In Sea Disaster
United Press reports a liner Viking exploded and sank en route to Cobung, with 17 feared dead. Eleven crew rescued including officers. many jumped overboard as flames swept the tanker and gasoline aboard. The Viking belonged to Inter-Island Steamship Company, servicing Philippine Island freight routes.
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United Press
Manila
P. L
Cobre
Sau
Ize
Viking
Inter-Island Steamstill Company
Phillipie Island
Narrow escape as car struck by large river bank stone
A boulder weighing between 1,200 and 4,500 pounds rolled from a steep bank on the Clarion River Hill and struck a sedan carrying a Philadelphia couple, injuring both occupants who were taken to Clarion for treatment. The male suffered back injuries and cuts while the wife had head injuries. neither were deemed life threatening.
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Clarion River
Philadelphia
Terry Mowbitts
Clarion
Clurion River
Tugene Dentey
Philadelpha
Henley
Futur
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Tonight
Radio listings show Wiz and NBC at 6:20 p m on WEAF NBC network. Roxy and his gang on 7:30 p m WOR GBS. Gypsies at 8:30 p m on WEAF NBC. Favorite Movie Stars at 8:30 p m on WEAF NBC. Napoleonic drama at 8:30 p m on WEAF NBC. Verdi opera at 10:00 p m Balto Musioheya The Masked Rally h Tatian.
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Wiz
NBC
Roxy
WEAF
WOR
GBS
WEAP
Balto
Musioheya
Raid on Antler Bares New Proprietor Threatened Control
Police raided the Antler Hotel after a change of ownership led to a shift in operation policy. Pete Grmustice, the latest proprietor, faced a $50 fine for disorderly conduct after moonshine was found in his possession. Ormshon and Tinka Over the purchase and distribution of liquor were linked to the raid, with additional charges and fines issued. Police, led by Chief Dipton and Patrolman Ruppersburg, checked nearby tenants but found no further tiquors.
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Anter
Sume Ous
Jira
Wilock
Mknowenen
Petur Grmustice
Thy Nest
Onmsbse
Fle Tool
Thom Steve Ink
Ttter
Mtaby
Ormahee Haji
Ornisben
Ormshon
B. Porter
Dipton
Paltolmin Ruppersburg
Pabtohnan Brown
Charles Risker
Crawford Co Man Dies As Home Burns in Fire
Meadville Pa April 28 A Crawford County man Benjamin P Thineian 68 perished when his Wairbold township home burned after kerosene spill while he tried to start a fire in the kitchen stove Neighbors arrived but could not save him the house was a blazing mass and he lived alone
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Meadville
Wairbold Township
Crawford County
Benjamine P. Thineian
Hinemda
Convicted Pair Sentenced in Allegheny County Workhouse
Shirley Singleton and Sam Nienstro were convicted of holding up the College Thu at Greenville. They received sentences of one and two years respectively in the Allegheny County Workhouse.
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United Frese Sharon
Shirley’ Singleton
Sam Nienstro
Thu
Greenville
Allegheny County
Dusgn d A
Mebaighray
Three Slavers Held Over Slayings of Patrolman Swanson
Police in Minnesota and Pennsylvania report Robert Stockton and associates tied to the fatal shooting of State Highway Patrolman Russell Swanson near Nor Hast. Stockton, captured in Minneapolis after aiding his group, collapsed and refused to talk. Detectives say a $7000 stash and a grip with a file were found.
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Buie
Mantis
Storkton
Minneapolis
Sam Hird
Fred H. Halverson
Joseph Iavie
Pennsylvania
Erle
Corry Women at Greenville Convention 11th Annual
delegates from Erie Pyankiin Meadville Corry and North East attend the eleventh annual Woman's Missionary Society convention of the Conference of Pittsburgh Synod United Lutheran Church held April 27 at Thiel College Greenville Pa. Mrs Albert Lynn Mrs William Hall and Mrs A A Williams represented Corry. Rev Yeang spoke on ongoing support for school and foreign missions while Mrs J Buschman shared Liberia experiences urging prayer and aid.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Pitsburgh
United Lutheran Church
Yeang
Bethesda
J. Buschmin
Liberia
Afri
America
Postponement of Federal Water Power Supervision
Secretary of War Good, chairman of the Federal Water Power Commission, announced today a delay in supervising water power companies under license. The move postpones enforcement of securities issuance oversight pending further action.
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Washington
Federal Water Power Commission
Secretary of War Good
Boys Week Opens With Strong City Parade
The Rotary Club sponsored Boys Week kicks off with 200 to 300 boys marching in a city parade. Junior High Elementary School earned the American flag for highest boy enrollment, with about 94 of 95 students in line. The event saw almost all churches echo Boy Week themes and sermons, stressing participation and civic virtue.
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Rotary Club
Mately
Gibson Again Scored On Arms Proposals
United Press reports Washington April 29 that Chairman Britten of the House naval affairs committee issued a statement denying Hugh Gibson twice made disarmament proposals that would tie hands of British and French diplomats. Britten claimed Gibson suggested trained army reserves should not be counted in a nation's military strength, equating this with keeping navy vessels in reserve from being counted.
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United Press
Washington
Britten
House
Naval Affairs Dominutes
Hugh Gibson
Gibson
Child Hit by Automobile In Buffalo, Seriously Hurt
Mrs. W. S. Morrell and daughters Miss Hazel Morrell and Miss Helen Morrell were among those seeking help after a one year old boy, William Breidenstein, son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Breidenstein of Ebenezer, was struck by a car while playing near his home in Whenever on Saturday afternoon. He was rushed to Mount Mercy Hospital in Buffalo and found to be badly hurt.
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W. S. Morrell
Hazel
Helen Morrell
Buffalo
William Breidenstein
Charles Breidenstein
Ebenezer
W.Y
Breidenstein
Mary Morrell
Mount Mercy Hospital
Buffaln
Warrant Issued for Watson Over Chicken Theft
Police seek Thomas Watson of Spartansburg in connection with a farm theft of chickens from Allan Dusiod. Authorities report Watson may be in Anis City as Crawford County and local officers cooperate in the investigation. A vehicle collision left the driver injured and the victim in serious condition. the victim’s family resided in Corry with relatives on West Pleasant Street.
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Spartansburg
Spartansburge
O Pine
Thomas Watson
Ives Nesy
Allan Dusiod
Watswalw
Anis City
Lymer
Eyidénen
Crawford County
Crawford
Promotion of Peace Is Coolidge's Theme
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia April 28 reports Calvin Coolidge arguing that security rests on a moderate force that menaces nobody rather than a great force that menaces all. The piece, adapted from an article in Ladies Home Journal May issue, argues arms reduction and international cooperation over dominance at sea. It notes that genuine security requires justice, goodwill, and limits on armaments to relieve tax burdens and foster social progress.
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United Pre Philadeupiita
Calvin Coolidge
Ladies
Home Journal
Mencer Avery
Mit
Death toll rises across regions in heavy weekend crashes
A sprawling United Press report lists numerous weekend fatalities from traffic wrecks across Illinois Indiana Ohio New York Chicago and adjacent areas. Victims include Leila Lamobile 6 of Hammons Ward McDermott 29 in Los Angeles Richard Vonderroch 11 Long Beach and many others in crashes over embankments and intersections.
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United Press
Lowe
Hammons
Fateh McDermott
Los Angeles
Richard C. Vonderroch
Long Beach
West
Los Angles
Doroth Watson
Evansville
Ind
Springfield
Kathleen Rudes
Genoa
Rell Yonager
Sem
Chickasha
Okla
Guy Hardy
Seattle
JP Molds
Issaquah Wish
Henry Daniels
Lincoln
Nel
Wessie Mays
Tulsa
Fair Olsen
Ogden
Utah
Jesse Lonen
Rogar Collins
Paul Osburn
Bonners’ Feny
Toisho
Marie Lockwood
Auburn Wash
Bridget M. Dunegan
Spolaine
Cornell
Wash
New Hampton
N. Y
Bristol
Jenersomville
Ina
New York
Chicago
Hartland
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Union City Hospital
J.H. King
Carlton King
Areo
Corry Ghalt Company
Jamestown Winnstune
WHC & Ynteil
Willian Sankey
Vander Chill High
Xettopl
William Schutte
Lakin Lo
Antler
Peter Ormshee
Crawford CO
Hold
Erie
CORRY
Woman's Missionary Society of Lutheran Church
Thiel College
Paraute
Wich
Senion
Junin
Hetyreth ~Akewood
Coxty High
Aliete Association
St. Thomas
West Pleasant Street
Buffalo Hospital
Watson
Laden
W. Morrell
Coolidge
Penn'a
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