Local Notes From Corry to Jamestown Area News
Waller Pier and Georgia Bond undergo tonsil operations at Corry hospital. An early Saturday coaster crash near Youngstown claims a second victim, Fred Sutherland, age 24. Route 17 crash near Jamestown sends four to Jamestown General Hospital. injuries to Sophie Gygenick, Mary Young, Clarence Hf, Alida Enalsted, and others. Clarence Mekham, 9, of Pittsburgh, injured at Connaught Lake Park. Women’s Relief Corps seampfire dinner set for Thursday at Mrs. Barry Silvis’s home at Scott’s Crossing. Barn near Hartstown struck by lightning causes about $2000 damage. Arrestees connected to City of Jamestown incident. John A. Speedling, 26, pleads innocent to disorderly conduct. jury trial set for Aug 18.
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Bradford YMCA official dies and Warren drum major chosen
Homer Hughes former Tulsa University football star and long time Bradford YMCA director of physical work has resigned to enter insurance. Warren area announces Charles Tranter chosen as one of two drum majors for the Washington Redskins in the National Professional Football League.
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Homer EK. Hughes
Tulsa University
YMGA
Warren
R. W. Tranter
Cottage Place
Charles
Washington Redskins
Young Tranter
Alse
Washington, D. C
Fourth Arrest in Fraud at Sheffield Returns Charge
The fourth and likely final conspirator in a ring defrauding the Pennsylvania Bottle Co. with falsified bottle slips was arrested in Portville. Frank Doyle, 56, of Fortyle, N.Y., confessed and was jailed in Warren County after waiving extradition. Other trio members, John W. Mollis, Erle, Harry Nelson, and James Suppa, remain free on $1,000 bonds.
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Portville
Naw Yar State Police
Sumford K. Becor
Sheffield Paslor
Sheffield
Secor
Ingnerson
Warren County
Wing
John W. Mollis
Erle
Harry Nelson
James Suppa
Women May Be Asked to Turn in Old Hose
Philadelphia, Aug. 1. A plan to have women trade in old stockings when buying new hose will be presented to Washington regulators for the hosiery industry. Charles P. Bloome, executive vice president of the Pennsylvania Wearing Apparel Board of Trade, says reclaiming old silk stockings could ease a hosiery shortage. He notes it has been a long-standing practice with specialists and even male workers already in the trade.
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Committee On
Washington
Charles P. Bloome
Pennsylvania Wearing Apparel Board of Trade
Bloome
Treasury frees Portuguese funds in United States
The Treasury released Portuguese assets in the United States from a broad freeze after assurances to Portugal’s government. About 160 million dollars were estimated as held here and the license followed the assurances. In Pennsylvania, Charles W. Kesty, longtime Columbia County Republican chairman, was named as possible successor to late Representative Albert Rutherford in the 15th District.
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Treasury
United States
Portugal
Rutherford
Bloomsburg
Charles W. Kesty
Columbia County
Pennsylvain
Albert ©. Rutherford
Umbrellas Returned at London Lost Property Office
About 112000 umbrellas are returned annually to London lost property offices during normal times, reflecting a high level of umbrella misplacement and turnover in the city. The figure highlights routine recoveries and ongoing discard or misplacement patterns in metropolitan life.
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Lost Property Office
London
Ex-convict's bid for death penalty meets empty chair in SD
Clifford Hayes pleaded guilty to murder in Aberdeen and insisted on the death penalty. With South Dakota lacking an electric chair, his request faces a practical hurdle as the legislature had failed to fund the device after re-enacting capital punishment in 1890. Hayes, who has served 16 years of a life sentence, preferred death to life behind bars.
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South Dakota
Clifford Hayes
Aberdeen
Hayes
State 10 Use $25,000,000 for Little WPA
Harrisburg reports the commonwealth can divert about 25 million dollars in highway funds to state and national work relief programs. A surplus from WPA allocations and new highway projects totaling around 2 million may be redirected, boosting available funds to about 25 million for WEA and state work relief. The Watson family reunion is planned for Townville at Verne Smith's home with bring-your-own table service and baskets.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
James
WBA
Pennsylvania
Department of Highways
WEA
Watson
Verne Smith
Townville
Darlan Holds Military Power in Unoccupied France
Unoccupied France concentrates all military powers in Vice-Premier Admiral el Divlan by decree drafted for publication at 11 a.m. EST. Chief of State Marshal Petain to address the nation later. broadcast planned at 2 p.m. It is reported Petain will reaffirm leadership amid the new setup.
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Camal
Associmen
Vichy
France
el Divlan
Petsin
Petain
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