Oil Man Wayne Allen Injured In Auto Crash
Wayne Allen an oil man sustained severe injuries to his left arm and two others were hurt when his toraster vehicle collided with Maurice M Hardenburz’s car in Oil City. Allen is hospitalized with a compound left arm fracture and puncture wounds. Arthur Fleming a longtime City treasurer office clerk died suddenly at his office in the city building. The W M A United Brethren meeting was set for Thursday at Mrs Ploy Dougherty’s home. Estimates for a project ranged 19 925 to 27 500, open mesh steel rose installation on the State Street bridge was delayed. William Smith injured by a drum at Conewango refinery treated at Warren General Hospital.
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Wayne Allen
Maurice M. Hardenburz
Brantelin
Allen
ON City Hospital
W. Mi. A
United Brethren
Christchurch
State Street
Oil City
Liam Smith
R. D
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Ithe Conewango
Latapee
James Donald Cross
Miles Street
Union City
Corry Hospital
Chaulauiqua
Samuel M. Haglett
Hall of Philosophy
Tve
Great Council of the State of
New York
Order of Red Men
Hotel Jamestown
Jamestown
WPA
Erle Star
Gaile Cary
Warren County Girta
State College
Helen M. Stobel
Winifred Mitchell
Wille
Sigmond Gorney
Erle
Tld
Raymond Mesherman
Crawford County
Meadville
Ohio
Wise Man
Pay Burhite
Gilbert Frank
Mable Stadey
Salamanca
H. Blocker
New Lebanon
Cochranton-Sandy Lake
James Smith
Clifton Lindsey
East South Street
Ella Colegrove
Lodith Austin
Hazel Cult
Eunice Earnhardt
Carry Hospital
Carry R. C. No
Meadeville and Area News Briefs Include Pet Attack and WPA Plans
A Bradford youth was severely bitten by a dog at a picnic ground, requiring six stitches. Local mills plan a reopening for a trial period after a recent shutdown. Beauty ads offer a halilwell perm for five dollars. Meadville reports a malicious assault case involving Charles Schrubb and Arthur Johns. Public notices include transportation, cottage owners meetings, and updates on road and police activity. Several regional items mention car thefts, traffic accidents, and minor injuries with routine hospital updates.
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Cuba
Arthur Randall
Bradford
Piente Grounds
Bitsy
Falcone
Halliwell
Artena’s
Meadville
Charles Schrubb
Arthur Johns
S.C. Johns- Johns
Diamond Park
Schrubb
Paranoid Pile Tablets Marketed Amid Health Claims
Local notices warn about Pile Tablets promising cure for rectal discomfort and irregular evacuations. Claims reference Science Laboratories and a center, but reliability and safety of the treatments remain unclear.
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Freeien
Science Laboratories
Thieves Attack Erie Men in Robbery Spree
United Press reports three youths battered and robbed several Erie men including Gerald F. Kinsella, downmarket executive Klusella, who received facial injuries after being struck. Beatty, an auto sales executive, also assaulted and robbed of $110, with injuries and hospital treatment noted.
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United Press
Erie
Ang
Gerald F. Kinsella
Klusella
Daily Today
Polite
Charles J. Beatty
Automobile Sles
Seventy-Two Executed in Siberian Train Wreck Case
Moscow August 11 reports seventy two people executed by Soviet authorities over alleged involvement in sabotage on the Siberian railroad. They were charged with aiding Japanese intelligence and causing a March 19 wreck that killed fourteen and injured thirty, derailing forty eight cars as women and children headed to work in Komsomolsk.
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United Press
Moscow
Iroulgk
Siberian
Komsomolsk
Protect Shipping Against Big Strikes
Washington August 11 Chairman Joseph P Kennedy of the U S A maritime commission will form a special five member committee of marine experts to study how to protect shipping from costly strikes. He warned labor unions that the federal government will not tolerate factionalism that jeopardizes the U S position in international shipping. He cited rivalry among Marine workers tied to the American Federation of Labor and the Committee for Industrial Organization.
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United Press
Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
U. S. A Maritime Commission
Toflay
Amercan Federation of Labor and
Theommittee
Man Facing Drunk Charge. Man Kills Self in Pa
In Clearpieed Pa on August 11 Gurney B McCracken 49 of Lumber City killed himself to avoid drunken driving prosecution. A coroner jury found avicide after his car rammed another. He returned home with Sheriff Clarence H Amatermatis, went to his room and shot himself under the chin with a shotgun as the sheriff waited downstairs.
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United Press
Cloarpieed
Gurney B. McCracken
Lumber City
Esa
Squire R. C. Shaw
Clarence H. Amatermatis
McCracken
Union Effort Seeks Return of Plant in Johnstown Case
In Philadelphia on Aug 11, a lawsuit by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union seeks to compel Goldstein and Levin, silk dress manufacturers, to move their plant back from Johnstown to Philadelphia. The dispute centers on manufacturing operations and site location as legal action stalls.
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United Press Philadelphi
International Indies Garment Workers Union
Goldstein and Levin
Johnstown
Paty
Philadelphia
Storm damages Elk County villages amid heavy rain
Severe rainfall battered Elk County causing extensive flooding and destruction. In Kersey and nearby Shawmut gardens and homes were flooded up to first floors. Roads washed out and debris blocked highways as residents faced costly damage. In California a trailer birth occurred without medical help and in Willow Grove a lumber yard fire injured twelve firefighters and caused about $30,000 in damages.
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Unio Freee Ridgway
He-A
Clue Hutesthat
Uhnreo Huile
Kersey
Nits
Uio
Ummm
Willow Grove
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Percale
Izes
W. T. Grant Co
Center St
Kelloga
Will J. Wilcox
Perry
Miller’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
North Center Street
ROB Erie
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Oey
UNION
Elk County
Trailer Hollister
Calit
Freeman Parker
Polizs
RCA Metal Tubes
Magic Brain
Magic Eye
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