Death investigations and local notices in Oil City area
Investigation into the death of Adam Mazur 48 Bray near Wall street continues with coroner Dr W G Stroble reporting a witness said Mazur fell under a passing Pennsylvania train but a later police report cites heavy drinking prior to death. Also reported are the deaths of Patay Theno Schlaudecker's meat market manager and varied local notices on pavement work parades hospitalizations marriages and civic events in Oil City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clara Prunes
Will J. Wilcox
Adam Mazur
Brie
W. G. Stroble
Stroble
Wallacetreet
Mazur
Pennsylvania
Eric Frank H
Patay" Theno
Schlaudecker's
St. Vincent's Hospital
Herbert R. Schaeffer
Welle
Qus
Mendyilla
Alphonsus L. McGinty
Veterans’ Hospital
Aspinwall
Jilly
Clarion’ Golinty Mull Association
Clarion Fair
Oil Citys
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wabash Avenue
Water Department
Arthur Page
Corry Hospital
Columbus
Ed Mould
Euclid Street
Prospect Street
Jake] Swarm
West Columbus Avenue
Richard Elmer
George Steele
Eric Youth
Red Bridge
Kane
Ross K. Knapp
Justice of the Peace
McKean County
Charles G. Hubbard
Ol Auring
Steele
Leon 8. Kupiee
Camp Three
Lane
Lullow St Bliss Corners
Route 68
Lst
Meadville
Frank B. Kuriselman Thesay
John Grant & Sons
Cleveland
Johnson Grove
Pine Road
McCray
Canasohta Lake
Clinton Warner
Dunkirk City Welfare
Spencer's Cash Mills
We, the People and the New Jersey Relief Dilemma
An angry editorial argues that New Jersey relief policies blame the unemployed and lead to child deaths in Hoboken and Hoboken area towns. It contrasts past crimes like Lindbergh’s kidnap with current state aid failures, urging relief reform and domestic charity over distant helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Baby Hastie
Hoboken
Baby Daisley
Mott
Holly
Baby Lindbergh
Somerville
Trenton
Mili
Herbert Hoover
Copyright
Register and Tribune Syndicate
State Fights Mellon Group in Capital Stock Case
Revenue Department seeks $705000 in 1933 capital stock from Gulf Oil Corp held by Mellon interests. Former Attorney General Wm A Schnader argues the $245000 advances by the parent to subsidiaries are non taxable loans under the capital stock act. Tax paid on $400000 unified enterprise was $48000. The dispute centers on whether advances represent investments outside Pennsylvania or taxable capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Revenue Department
Mellon
Gulf Oil Corporation
Wm. A. Schnader
Philadelphia
Y Board of Finance
Unified
Schnader
Pennsylvania
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Wing Willi Star Stores
Paren Zac
Libby
Pal H
Ellen Claire
Lifebouy
Saeed
Loblaw’s
Usu
Lerto
Baptist Church
Louise Tarbell
Mel
Myrna McGill
Mayfield Heights
Ohio
Walter Bookman
Clymer
Laurence Bromley
Garland
Frank Williams
wWe
Anthony Johnson
Brockton
Johnson
The
United Brethren In
Christchurch
James N
Canada
Oil City
10Th Ward
Wind
John Downing
Ol City
Osealder
Joseph Etinnish
Kersey
Qi. D
Elk County General Hospital
Ridgway
Babish
Kylers Corners
Bradford
Western Pennylvania
Pail R. Lyons
Harold Sherricts
Lyons
Shervick
Tameatown
Robert H. Jacko
United States
Central Labor Council
Te Parle
William Frye
Kenneth Bulloch
Chautauqua County
Woman's Missionary Association of the
U. B. Church
Ross Fleming
East Columbus Avenue
Paul Stack
Cennterville
Edith Hixson
Norma Grice
Joan Roach
John Westley
Kik Street
Amici Sewing Circle
Helen Walter
Buffalo
Etta Johnson
Baxter Springs
Kans
Loyd Dougherty
Corry
Falconer
Westley
Williams
Robert Duisi
West Wayne Street
Amici Bible
William Stroup
East Pleasant Street
William Marsh
Stow
Chautauqua Lake
Walter de Jean
Guy Rogens
Hiks’ Club
Wanren
Zem Zem ‘Temple Band
Chua
Campbell
J. H. Diamond
St. Joseph's Church
W. E. Lute
Warren Lodge of Elks
Wards
Mani Ories
Montgomery Ward
Gelena
Conry
Member
Federal Reserve System
the Federal Deposits. Corp
Washington, D. C
State Fights
Mellon Group
Revenu
Tood
Sttores
Hampton Grahams
Haddock
Lou
Erie