Erie Railroad tests radio phone on new diesels
Erie Railroad will perform tests of Bendix two way space radio telephone on a 5400 horsepower diesel locomotive with a steel caboose and four wayside stations starting this week. The trial aims to speed train movements and improve efficiency by delivering instructions directly to moving crews between Marion Ohio and Meadville Pennsylvania with equipment at Kent Leavittsburg Shenango and Meadville stations.
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Erie
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Marion
Ohio
Meadville
Territory
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Leavittsburg
Shenango
Walter Ruslink Dies at 9 Sunday in Clymer
Walter Ruslink aged about 69 died Sunday morning at 9 in the home of his brother Elmer Ruslink in Clymer after a long illness. He is survived by a sister Mrs Fred Mina of Clymer and another brother Martin Ruslink of Brocton. The body lies at Spitzer Funeral Home. Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. DST with Rev. Ger wit Timmer officiating. Burial in Holland Cemetery.
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Walter Rusunk
Elmer Ruslink
Clymer
Fred Mina
Martin Ruslink
Brocton
Spitzer
Gerwit. Timmer
Holland Cemetery
Indicted War Leaders Charged With Aggressive Crimes
The 11 Allied nations and 16 defendants including Tojo faced murder charges for the Pearl Harbor and Philippines deaths. Indictments accuse leaders of long term war preparation since 1931, plotted expansion from Manchuria, and sought world domination with mass murder, rape, pillage, and barbaric cruelties.
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Tojo
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Philippines
Keenan
Russia
Manchuria
Germany
Italy
Golden Lax Tablets advertised as a nightly tonic
An advertisement promotes Golden Lax Tablets as a nightly laxative to improve appetite and daily health. It warns against increasing the dose and claims the product gently removes intestinal poisons while relieving distress from gas. Available in 25¢ and 50¢ sizes at all druggists.
Scouters And Their Ladies Banquet At Edinboro
More than 400 Scouters and ladies from Corry and nearby towns attended the Washington Trail Council annual meeting and banquet at Edinboro State Teachers College. Lt Col Paul Siple spoke on World Wide Brotherhood of Scouting and noted his Byrd Antarctic expedition service. Council officers for the coming year include W Pitt Gifford, L H Van Houten, Rollo McCray, H K Williams, John J Burgoyne, and John H Davison.
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Corry
Washington ‘Trail Council
Edinboro State Teachers College
Paul Siple
Engle
First Methodist Church
Erie
Siple
World Wide Brotherhood of Scouting
Boy Scouts of America
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Quartermaster Corps
Jay Ue Uubhhiess
Hine UL Uquh Oil
W. Pitt Gifford
L. H. van Houten
Edinboro
Rollo McCray
Waterford
H. K. Williams
Meadville
John J. Burgoyne
John H. Davison
Mervyn ‘Nast
Merel Sexton
Union City
Union City Methodist Church
Ralph E. Dewey
Blaine Shunk
John Miller
Scoutmaster leads troops gathered from Corry in course
June 3 attendees from Corry included Mr. and Mrs. HS Vaughn, Robert Brown, Dr. Mrs. T. S. Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. Claise Porter, Mr. and Mrs. 0.8 Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Auer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanTassel, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Mess singer, Mrs. Lawrence Davison and Mr. and Mrs. R$. Dewey.
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Corry
Vaughn
Robert
Brown
T. S. Kelsey
Claise Porter
Wallace
W. W. Auer
Frank VanTassel
Royal Messsinger
Mistrial Ends Kinzua Case in Smethport Court
In Smethport on April 20 a mistrial occurred in a trespass action brought by Helena Connolly of Meadville against D. R. McClelland and Ellison Copeland of Kina. Witness interruptions delayed proceedings before Judge Charles G. Hubbard. McClelland, 63, collapsed from a reported strain. he was treated and sent home. Case continued to next term after physicians ruled, with the judge granting the mistrial. A. Nevin Detrich Dies at 66 in Camp Hill Harrisburg report notes he was deputy secretary of welfare and longtime figure in newspapers and politics. native of Waynesboro and former Capitol news correspondent.
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United States
Clelland
William M. Murray
McClelland
Kinzua
Hubbard
A. Nevin Detrich
Harrisburg
Camp Hill
Waynesboro
Franklin County
Detvich
Carbondale
Chambersburg
State Capitol
Philadelphia North America
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Treasury report summary from Washington April 25
Treasury reports receipts of 73.67 million and expenditures of 174.29 million for the period ending April 25. The balance stands at negative 31.12 billion, with total debt at 274.41 billion and a daily increase of 4.71 million.
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Treasury
Washington
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