Spring Weather Follows Storm in Western Pennsylvania
Western in Central Pennsylvania endured one of the worst April storms in memory. High winds and heavy rain crippled telephone and telegraph lines from Altoona to Fairmont, W. Va. Poles were toppled, cutting service for days. Utilities report restoration progressing and transit in Pittsburgh's industrial area returning to normal.
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United Press
Bell Telephone Company
Western Union
Postal Teteeaph’ Company
Pittsburgh
West Penn Power Co., Nul
Personal mentions of guests and travels across several towns
A crowded roster of social visits and travel notes from Corry area residents. Miss Zelma Fish returns to Titusville after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Putnam in Warren and Jamestown. Many others, including Wred Hoenes, Dr. H. A. Curtis, and Mr. Barlow, are noted traveling to and from towns like Bridgeton, Dayton, Erie, Meadville, and Buffalo.
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Zelma Fish
R. L. Putnam
Titusville
Daytona Beach
Barlow
Mer Hyaband
Lee
Rani Say
Daugh
Masury
Wone Bunday
Hemi
Bain
Dayton
Ames
Wid Urs
George Thikton
Beetree
Meadville
Thermin Q'Neller
Neall
Austin
William
Erie
Meingwrath
Eleanor Duity
F. C. Studevard
Glyndon
RE Potwin
Jamestery
John Bolend
A Stennett
Cleveland
Clydu Paulson
Buffalo
Sant Paulson
Liberty Street
Brick Favored Material In Local Building Plans
Fragmented text notes brick as favored material for Logan age construction with references to nearby stone, distant imports, and foggy conditions affecting waste and building efforts. Mentions West end area and reshaped supply lines impacting housing.
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Logan
West End
Woman Suffered Head Wound in Fall at Lumber Yard
Miss Fitch, an employee of Li AVIRCHAogte Lumber Company, fell while inspecting a form of the office and struck her head on a stove. She remained unconscious until morning. Dr. John C. Sibler attended as several aids were required to treat the wound.
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TF. Désmond
Dr. ¢. B. Kibler
F. A. Loveland
F. M. Loveland
Harry Aller
H. J. Davis
Ontario
Canada
Rotary
Corry Club
A. A. Williams
George
Ot City
Harrison Keppel
New Yorks City
Mra
Frank Keefé
Brie
G. Wood
John Mooney
Mistes
Aphel Lynch
Hazel Morrell
Laura Brown
Los Angeles
Louis Brown
Brown
Chicago
J. J. Keates
Mighuccio
Routester
Christopher
Mikllaccig
Butalo
Chriss Teme MCI
Li Avirchaogte Lumber Company Oy Wrunitinetre
Oficy
T Stove
John C. Sibler
Close of Market in a Fragmented Metals and Shares List
A fragmented market close list shows numerous stock lines and company names across metals, rails, automotives, and utilities. Notable entries include Sinclair, US Steel, General Electric, Union Carbide, American Locomotive, and Canadian Pacific, among many others.
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Bentine
Chicago
Uw Nomhwustorh
Tanga Sreat Northern
Missouri Pavilie
Thy
Morthern Pacific Breereees
New York
Gentral
Penna RoRegierye Tinois Centrai
St Paul
Ae Sonboard
Mamn
Souther Pacific
Car Chemical
Warren Pipe Poundry
Pittsburgh
Todi
United Light & Power South Pen
Thousands Move to New Homes in Pittsburgh District
An estimated 8 000 to 20 000 families in the Pittsburgh district began moving to new homes on May 1, the official moving day in Pennsylvania. Public service corporations provided the figures, noting many renters will be settled by tomorrow night. The count suggests fewer movers than in 1927.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Piresburgh
Financial News Notes Update On Industrial Output
Financial notes discuss a surge in output in the first four months of the year with a 1005 percent year over year increase, led by saw units producing 77 598 units. President Mavauley expects the growth to continue, with comments from B E Kibbe, and mentions a leadership change at several companies. The report references a potential presidential succession and a French government stance affecting operations, amid a backdrop of corporate leadership shifts and industry disruption.
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Poohiald
Gar Yu
Mavauley
Warmwelcome Given Flyers On German Ship Arrival
crowd at Riverside docks greets the crew and wives of two sailors from the S/S Dresden as it docks near Batlery Park. officials, bystanders, and residents cheer the ship’s return while fog and harbor noises mix with the scene of Mr. and Mrs. Hermdun and Mrs. Jas. Fitemarire on the pier.
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Fuontinue
Tesa
Maine
Riverside
Ertery
Hermdun Ioe
Jas. Fitemarire
Dresdan
Swanei
Hall
Batlery Park
Tess Wlan
York
Irish visitor's warm welcome at New York event described
A garbled report details an Irish guest receiving a cordial reception in New York with praise for hospitality. The text mentions speakers including Vitemanrice and Koeht, noting cheers and a sense of belonging, as the crowd saluted the Irish envoy amid mixed language narration.
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Fairbanks
Auudho
Doug
Douglas Fairbanks
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Wester
Central
Penn'a
Altoona
Fairmont
W. Va
Annial Baais
Fis
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
Erates Gy
Sallys
Login & Bryan
Coppers American Smelters
Ibis
Bulls Copper & Inche
Chile Copper
Kemniéytt
Soh International Nickel
Motors
Krystor
Eps
Boe Sesoru Motors
Hupmiobily
Studebaker
Willis- Overlandee
B.E. Kibbe
Gener
Shion Steel Hoty Co
Ira Chamber of (Ommorer of
Hany
Giller
Newhouse Shoe
N. Center ST
Grand Theatre
Tim McCoy
Dorothy Sebastian William Fairbanks
Oreton Trail
Fox News
Pacific
Monte Blue
Pitaniduster
Ney
Yolme Gaugster Patiyia
Germany
Koeht
Ixoell
Peiley
Bernstein
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