Stiff Sentences Handed Down in Crawford County
Harrisburg reports stalled adjournment amid Rome-like relief debate as House and Senate clash over economic program and tax revisions. Key figures like Governor and state leaders push budget cuts and new taxes while efforts to wind up the session falter and conference committees form. House rejects Senate changes delaying adjournment. discussions on luxury taxes and income taxes continue amid calls for relief funding and revenue measures.
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Thomas E Williams
United Press Star
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philip Sterling Sast
Senate
Holge
House
Pesker Goodnough
Edward Chutm
Baviers Woetmorland
I Pilmanitter
Sbrpr
City Council Pays Tribute to Mayor Starr
City of Cory pays tribute to late Mayor Starr with formal resolutions adopted at a council meeting. Members express deep sorrow, honor his service, and adjourn in respect, sending condolences to his family and the city’s residents.
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Starr
Hayor Bey
Stare Ware
England
Cunne
Corry
Cory
Miyor
Han
Iiring
Shust
Sivain
Beni
Vets defy U S authorities in Washington camp standoff
Aug. 2 United Press dispatch from Town Pa reports veterans in Washington defied U S authorities as a cadet style force escorted by National Guard officers failed to seize tents believed owned by District of Columbia National Guard. Mayor Edie McGluskey cautioned marshals to let veterans inspect and treated them as gentlemen while demanding proof of ownership.
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United Press
Edie McGluskey
Johns Wiwn
United States
B.S. Marstuys
District of Columbia Nedinmet Guard
Cowie
German flier completes world flight leg in Chicago
Captain Wolf gang Von Gromay lands his large flying boat Grnewland WaT at Grant Park ramp Chicago at 1 pm after a lap around the world. He and his three aides arrived from the Detroit River at 10 pm, delivering four shots and continuing the lengthy journey.
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Chicago
Wolfgang von Gromay
Grnewland Wat
Grant Park
Ali Hier Ang
Detroi
Detroit
Sonnenberg jailed for reckless driving in Lawrence
Sonnenberg, former claimant to the world heavyweight wrestling championship, was sentenced to three months in jail after conviction for reckless driving. He received a $100 fine on the charge. A manslaughter charge tied to a fatal Lawrence police chaper vision was dismissed. Gus
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S United Press
Lawrence
Mass
Sonnenberg
T Ie
Gus
Legislature approves lame duck amendment in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg August 2 The Pennsylvania legislature today finally approved the Norris lame duck amendment to the federal constitution The House passed the final resolution sponsored by Sen Coyne Allegheny and approved by the Senate providing for the state's acceptance of the amendment In sports the Mushball Games feature the Odd Perlows versus Phalanx and the Raymonds against the Kingnis at tonight’s mini school games at the Junior High School
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Harrisburg
Pennylvania
House
Sen. Coyne
Allegheny
Senate
Pennsylvania
Phalanx
Raymonds
Kingnis
Limited Recruits to Be Received by Company A
Lieut Robert Brown announced that Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard will open for a limited number of enlistments after September 1. Few vacancies exist now but several recruits will join after the coming month. No enlistments have been received since April 15 when state headquarters halted them.
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Caluime
Patsylvania National Guard
Robert Brown
National Guard
Lieut
Brown
Touth
Associate of Volpes Held for Quiz by Police
United Press reports an associate of the Volpes, Sam Lakin of Pittsburgh, 48, was questioned by Detective Lieutenant Frank Perris after allegedly being present at the Rome Coffee Shop killings of John, James, and Arthur Volpe last Friday. Authorities pursue leads tied to Volpe liquor imports and numbers rackets.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Te Volpes
Rome
John
James
Arthur
Underworld
Detective
Sam Lakin
Frank Perris
Volpes
A. J .T. Park
Park
Loyet
Former Corry Resident Dies Memoriam Notice
Funeral services for The Rom McGahen, a former well known Corry resident, will be from his daughter Mrs. Byron Davids home in Westfield New York, following his death yesterday. Burial will be in Westfield. He is survived by one son and three daughters. The Davids reside at 140 West Main Street, Westfield, N.Y.
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Corry
Therom McGahen
Byron Thavids
Westfield
McGahen
Davids
West Main Keet
N.Y
Wabash Railway Receives $4 Million Rfc Loan Approval
Washington Aug 2 The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the borrowers receivers of the Wabash Railway for a 4 075 000 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation The funds will cover part of the railroad’s outstanding bank loans and aim to reduce debt exposure.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wabash Railway
Recostruction Finance Corporation
Su Fer
Villanova Monastery Building Swept by Flames
Villanova Pa August 2 fire swept the monastery building at Villanova College. The blaze started on an upper floor and spread through the gray stone structure within four hours. All fire companies along the main line answered the general alarm and West Philadelphia stations were called for help. The building housed the college priests and endangerment surrounded a new classroom building and an adjoining church until crews gained control.
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United Press
Villanova
Villanova College
West Philadelphia
Chinese Bandits Kill Japanese Officers in Yinkow
Chinese bandits attacked Japanese police in Yinkow on the main street killing four officers. Three Japanese destroyers arrived off the city as a precaution and to secure the area.
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Py United
Yinkow
China
Wool use rise seen as hopeful sign for future
Washington reports the agriculture department expects higher wool consumption from current low levels, linking it to potential revival in general business. The survey notes a 1 percent drop in this year’s lamb crop and tighter lamb marketing, with projected declines in western wool production in coming years.
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United Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
New York
British Flier Goes On Trial For Florida Murder
Miami, Aug 2 Captain William Lancaster British aviator stands trial for the murder of Haden Clarke a young newspaperman in a bungalow by the sea on April 21 Clarke died from a head wound in the rented sleeping porch where he stayed with Lancaster Dr Perc y L Dodge Lancaster s attorney said the defense needs Dodge s testimony for safety of the defendant Judge Atkinson denied a continuance The case links Lancaster to Mrs Jessie Keith Miller with whom he had a London Australia bound history and states the motive was alleged love triangle while Clarke was to write her biography
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Miami
Fla
William Lancaster
Haden Clarke
Clarke
Lancaster
Jessie M. Keith Miller
J. H. Attkinson
Mlaini
Keith-Miller
Keith-Miler
Woman Fatally Burned in Cleanser Explosion
Mrs Morris Lender of Monessen died in Charleroi Stonessen hospital after burns suffered when cleaning fluid exploded at home. The Aug 2 incident in Monessen prompted medical treatment and official reporting on her condition.
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Monessen
Mra
Morris Lender
Moneseen
Charleroi-Stonessen Hospital
Five Draw Five To Ten Years On Larceny Count
Eight young men in Meadville Pennsylvania pleaded guilty to robbery and larceny charges. Thomas Watson James McDonald received five to ten years for multiple breaking and entering and larceny. Chester Harry Ernest Jones Reagle Ivan Kelly Clayton Dale Harvey Mowry and others drew terms in the county jail or workhouse with various fines. Two pleaded guilty then retracted and were remanded for September term.
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Meadville
Breeze
Clare Kent
Thomas H. Watson
Vernon Township
James McDonald
Greenville
Western Penitentiary
Chester Harry
Hayfield Township
Ernest Jones
Jones
Jerry Hollataugh
Cochranton
Allegheny County
Ierom Reagle
Ivan
Kelly
Randolph Township
Lamb
Kelley Drew
Reagle
Clayton Dale
Harvey Mowrynoth
L. E.oo
Adamsville
John Barickman
Pine Township
Raymond Knightlinger
Sales Tale Tu Cue at The City's Department Shires
Fragmented readable text suggests a city department sale event and a clerk handling public sales. The passage mentions Heather, a perfume, and a purchase rate. Names and clarity are limited, but the core note points to a local sale notice with limited legible details.
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Heather Hay
Irving
Warren sends regrets on Mayor Starrs death
Prank T wagland acting mayor of Warren sent a message of sympathy to Corry on the death of Mayor Ben F Starr. L B Chapman burgess of Warren conveyed condolences, noting the shared proximity of the communities and mutual interests as Warren joins Corry in mourning Mayor Starr.
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Warren
Mayor Starr
T. Wagland
L. B Chapman
Ben F. Stitt
Hoo
Ben F. Starr
Corry
Gigha
Paraguay Mobilizes for War with Bolivia
Paraguay calls mobilization as congress considers decree for general defense. Bolivian military intensification spurs action, prompting nationwide enlistment from youths to veterans. Women form Red Cross auxiliaries while volunteers flood in, many sent to concentration camps as the country rushes to support a declared war effort.
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Congress
De-Fenge
Red Cross
Paraguay
University Tmed
Young Monaghan Wins Dem Primary in Montana Field
Joseph F. Monaghan of Butte Montana defeated veteran Representative John M Byang in the Montana Democratic primary. Admitted to the bar a year ago Monaghan worked through school scrubbing floors and washing dishes. He served in the Montana House of Representatives at age 21.
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Joseph F. Monaghan
Butte
Mont
John M. Byang
Montana
Monaghan
Monvin House of Representativ
Policeman Fatally Shot in Philadelphia Arsoned by Suspect
Philadelphia August 3 a patrolman Isadore Reinhelmen died after rounds were fired during an attempted arrest of a crazed Black man James Ward 23 who was taken into custody following a house-top confrontation. Ward yielded as his ammo ran out with several officers present.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Isadore Reinhelmen
James Ward
Ward
Postage Stamps Rise From Prepaid Receipt Need
The article traces the stamp origin to prepayment receipts for rail travel and mail routes. Sir Rowland Hill, a British reformer, advocated for adhesive stamps as a practical solution, noting early proposals and resistance before final adoption in Great Britain around 1840.
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Rowland Ht
Sim
Great Britain
Maniliee
IMIS
Frock style with blue accessories described in fashion note
A tan heather frock is described with a round neck achieved by small tucks forming a semi yoke on the blouse. It is paired with a blue cap, collar brim, and a blue scarf tied jauntily at the side, in a tailored sports type look.
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Clyde Berechi
Death notice from Lake memorial service details
Fragmentary obituary notice mentions Mr and Mrs Harry and a memorial service. Some names and places appear blurred but reference to a cemetery service and relatives, with illegible lines and broken phrases.
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