Modern road to link spring creek garland gains grade and curb
A Journal report describes a major reconstruction converting the Spring Creek Garland route into a 20 foot concrete highway with upgraded shoulders. Concrete pouring was underway along the 3.2 mile stretch from Spring Creek east of Garland toward Garland, replacing steep grades and swamp crossings with a straighter route. The project, awarded to a Cleveland firm for 247705, aims to eliminate two grade crossings and improve safety and travel time, tying into the Pittsfield-Tusville corridor while planning future extensions and possible brief blacktopping in remaining gaps.
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Spring Creek
Iarland
Ballwin Brotthers Paving Company
Journal
Hite Spring Creek
Atretch
Bne
Cleveland
Conele
Garland
Mealt Read
Aleep
Spring Creske Garland
Fist
Pittafield Road
Pittsield-Tiusville
Tew Highway Plan Von Warren County Improvement
The western Warren County area will see a major resurfacing project covering 24.68 miles of Trolite Road from the Rule County line to Irvine with a cost of 850000. A portion from the Erie County line toward the east is already finished as part of a state efforts to upgrade roads. Additional western Warren projects include a 157000 Spring Creek Garland highway completion and a 40000 upgrade on the Youngsville Sugar Grove road.
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Warren County
Rule County
Irvine
Erie County
State Highway Department
Spring Creek
Garland
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Margiotti Declares War on Shysters in State
In Philadelphia on August 6 attorney general Charles J. Margiotti prepared a speech for the National Bar Association of Negro Attorneys. He criticized certain lawyers as shysters while praising many as outstanding community figures and decrying erosion of trust in the profession.
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Philadelphia
Charles J. Margiotti
National Bar Association of Negro Ignyera
Margiotti
Shift of 112th Infantry HQ to Kane Stirs Guard Reorganization
The 112th Infantry regimental headquarters is moving to Kane with no expected changes to district National Guard companies. The Grove City location, in use for 17 years, will be packed and removed this week. Regimental records will transfer to Rome. Changes in regimental personnel include Captain Ray W. McKay being succeeded by Captain Lannie W. Moore and other staff shifts.
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112Th Tifantry
Kane
Grove City
Blaine Simathers
112Th Infantry
Meat Prices Steadily Climb Across Nation
United Press reports meat prices rise 15 to 20 percent with Chicago chops at 42 cents per pound and sirloin at 60 cents. Year ago costs were 20 and 35 cents respectively. Dealers warn droughts squeeze hog supply nationwide as prices push higher. collectors expect continued increases. Emilie, the Dionne quints’ middleweight star, is recovering in Callander, Ontario, per Defoe nursery bulletin.
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T. W. Kiensen
United Press
Chicago
Administration aims to finish major program before adjournment
United Press reports House leaders told farm state lawmakers that the administration hopes to conclude its main legislative program prior to adjournment and pursue only a general farm bill next year with no special session. Bankhead said no October session is needed, and the group heard the president may push stabilization loans if action on the Beredige bill is assured.
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United Press
Washington
House
William B. Bankhead
Congress
Banitheard
Charman Robert L. Doughton
N.C
Rep
A. le Ford
D. Miss
White House
Ellison D. Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ford
Rayburn
iRayburn
Asteret Doughton
Commodity Credit Corporation
Bankhead
Senate
Northwest District ELAS Meet at Conneaut Lake
ELAS plans a large gathering at Oakland Beach Conneaut Lake Sunday August 8 hosted by the Northwest District with central and northwestern factions attending. A fine program is set with many expected guests including Corry members and their wives.
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Represtian
Northwest District
B. P.O. Biks
Oakland Beach
Conneaut Lake
Corry
Heatwave Brings Suffering Across Corry Area
Hot sticky weather hits Corry and vicinity with high temperatures around 81 in the forenoon and 85 on Thursday. The day remains close and muggy with continued heat expected tonight and a chance of showers Saturday to relieve the sultry spell.
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Corry
Author fears illness kills trio then self in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on August 6 a 40-year-old, Hermand Gregor, feared he would go insane and killed his widowed mother and two sisters before shooting himself. The victims, Betty 25, Mary Ann 15, and a 47-year-old dressmaker, lay in beds while Mrs. Gregor and another sister were beaten. A .22 rifle lay beside Gregor’s body in his sisters’ room. Police cited notes indicating he believed his family wished to die and feared insanity would overtake him.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Gregor
Quuitay
Himsel
Athléim
Betty
Mary Ann
Mary
Polley
Wban Crafton
Reid Ervon
Cobb Imroves Probe Dropped After Fatal Crash
Dr. W. G. Stroble, county coroner, said no inquest was likely after Mrs. Le Roy Cobb, 27, died from injuries from a July crash on the Dopry Columbus highway. Cobb, driver of the car, was hospitalized in Columbus. The car struck a culvert, headwall, and a foggy night contributed.
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LeRoy Cobb
W. G . Stroble
Win Wag Patally
Dopry-columbus
Cobb
Eric
Jocal Institution
Bilscontilon
Senate Passes $700 Million Housing Bill in Bipartisan Vote
Washington Aug 6 The Senate passed and sent to the House the Wagner slum clearance and low cost housing bill worth 700 million dollars. The measure was revised on the Senate floor through amendments after protests from Administration leaders.
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Ry Winven Cross
Washington
Senate Today
House
Senate
Madrid Bombardment Forces Heavy Citywide Attacks
Reports from Madrid describe sustained bombardment by Nationalists with shells and bombs striking central squares. Shops and streets emptied as explosions interrupted daily life near Puerta del Sol. Casualties feared as attacks timed for commuting hours continue to rattle the city.
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United Press
Nationalista
Teenie
Formal Verdict Delivered By Jury At Inquest
A jury returned a formal verdict at an inquest regarding the July 30 death in Spring Creek. The case, tied to Mrs. Victoria Kasprayl, continues as prosecutors gather evidence and witnesses remain unsettled on involvement. The inquest heard testimony from victims’ daughters and noted lack of conclusive link to the accused. Local officials led the proceedings with Coroner and county officers present.
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Techiiery
Vitoria Knaprayl
Commonwealth
Covey Hospital
Purvis
Sasprayl
Lewiss
Victoria
Pati
Buste Taylor
Sted
D. G. Tmotynn
Coreyata Uon
RaNprayk
Yldoney
L. C. Hilly
Kaspiray
WG Sirople
Kew County
Novenner
Coron Kd Lowney
Aif Warhin County
Sin
Sin! Liypuly
Lawrence Dayivan
Corry
Baby Born From Dead Mother In Unusual Caesarean Caso
In Philadelphia General Hospital a Caesarean on the dying mother Mary Boccansini produced a baby girl. The mother died moments earlier from tubercular meningitis. Surgeons said the infant breathed normally after oxygen support, weighing an estimated three to four pounds. Continued on Page Two.
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Robert Vermillion
United Press
Philadelphia
Mary Boccansini
Philadelphia General Hospital
Mia
Boccanaini
Invasion of Hankow follows China crisis
United Press reports Japan landed marines at Hankow on the Yangtze as part of dramatic efforts to evacuate civilians and protect roughly 200 Americans. Foreign observers note Japan’s forceful move amid mounting tensions with China and involvement of allied nations.
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Hankow
Japan
H. Rerins
United Press State
Nghaj
Tankow
Yangtze River
China
Americans Join Mercenary Brigade To Aid China War
Los Angeles reports seven thousand American volunteers to enlist in a mercenary brigade to oppose Japan in China. About 1000 fliers among them, organized under Russell J. Hearn who was named Lieutenant General by Marshal Chang Tso Lin. Most applicants are ex servicemen from across Western cities seeking artillery infantry or aviation roles.
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Los Angeles
China
Russell J. Hearn
Chang Tso-Lin
Wesger
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