Penn Autoists Behind In Inspections In Pa
United Press reports Pennsylvania motorists are slow to inspect under the second 1952 compulsory period starting July 1. Only 178,185 of July’s 1,591,041 registered cars were inspected by month’s end, with lighting and brakes among top failure causes. Officials urge motorists to follow Governor Pinchot’s Accident Prevention Month proclamation and obtain inspections.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Maron
Gifford Pinenot
Despondent man hangs self in Grant Street yard
Leonard Brindle, 2, carried out a threat made a year ago, hanging himself in the yard of his Grant Street home after creeping from the house to a wagon where a rope was attached. Coroner Steahle said illness and possible dementia contributed. Brindle had lived with his sister Annie Bass and previously farmed near Hammett.
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Brindle
Hammett
West Erie
Elizabeth Hess
Pennsylvania Avenue
French Creek Town Picnic Ends in Big Community Spirit
French Creek Aug 19 at the town hall drew about 500 for the fourth Annual Town Picnic. The forenoon and afternoon featured quests, ball games, contests, a basket dinner with free coffee, and a long program in a tent including an orchestra, readings, and a Rosalind’s Wedding play. Prizes were awarded for several athletic events and a watermelon prize was given. Many residents and families attended, and planning continues for next year with committee appointments and school bus discussions pending.
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French Creek Township
Thomas Williams
Rose Glewson
French Creek
Myra Neckers
Fred J. Wardes
Frayer
Thayer
Marksorners
Fred Wardes
Rosalind
Sophia Warnshuise
Misa Hastings
Frances
Chautauqua County
Father Tomiak
St Mathias Catholic Church
French Creel
Albert Frazier
Oli
Jay More
Roy Crosscut
Earl Plants
Clayton Redding
Merl Te Winkle
Edyard Dash
Ad Shampoe
Helen Garfield
John Cole
George Stankiewiccr
Howard
Vernon Humphrey
Vargiris King
June Lockinhouse
Howard Gabriel
Gilbert Vander Schaaf
Rapin Williams
Thomas Yaiko
Sackrece
Ralph Williams
Will Bur Gabriel
Ernest Dunowold
Homer Redding
Zola Williams
Star Witness Hamilton Appears Twice in Erie Court
Albert H. Hamilton of Auburn New York a noted expert witness features prominently in the Miami courtroom during the murder trial of Captain William N Lancaster for Barlon Clarke s death Hamilton who has testified in prior murder cases including those involving Edna Mumbulo and Nick Carlucci was paid 4800 for testimony and displayed the skull to argue Clarke died of a personal safety related bullet wound not murder The defense sought to disqualify him citing a published book How to Cross Examine Hamilton and his reputation as an expert witness was highlighted in dispatches as the ace in the hole in the Miami trial.
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WRIB
Albert H. Hamilton
Auburn
N.Y
William N. Lancaster
Miami
Barlon Clarke
Suthan
Hamilton
Thorn
Mortimer Gruasm
Brie
Edna Mumbulo
Hifia
Nick Carlucci
Conneaut
Harmilton
Findings In Engine Blast Probe
Pittsburgh Aug 15 A coroner s jury attributed the Capitol Limited locomotive explosion near Allison Park Pa to overheating low water and crown sheet failure Two men Othio P Smith West Salem Ohio and Fireman Harry Spott Alton Ill were not killed when the engine blew up last June 20 A water regulator and injector were repaired last April and there had been difficulty in maintaining water supply in the boiler A G Pack ICC chief inspector testified
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Capitol Limited
Baltimore and Ohio
Allison Park
Othio P. Smith
West Salem
Harry Spott
Alton
A. G. Pack
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fred M. Rowe Former Corry Man Dies
Fred M. Rowe of Daytona Florida, a former Corry resident, died at Brooks Memorial Hospital Dunkirk after a brief illness while visiting Lily Dale. He operated a jewelry business in Daytona until retirement two years ago. Survived by his wife and son Leon. Funeral plans at Clark Funeral Home Dunkirk with cremation in Buffalo. Corry friends expected to attend.
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Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunkirk
Fred M. Rowe
Dayton
Pia
Corry
Mr. Rowe
Harry Auer
Jasu Range
Daytona
Fla
Leon
Clark Funeral Home
Benel
Buffalo
Hitler seeks absolute dictatorial power as Mussolini did
Berlin Aug 15 A government spokesman announced Adolf Hitler demanded that his power be that of Mussolini after the March on Rome. President Hindenburg refused to name him chancellor, while large storm troops near Berlin suggested uncertain moves. Behind the scenes leaders worked to ready participation in government as Nazis hovered toward power.
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Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Eric Keyser
United Press
Birlin
Adolf Hitler
Paul von Hindenburg
Rome
Sudienve
von Tingenburg
Berlin
Edith McCormick near death as kin gather at Drake
At Chicago's Drake Hotel bedside circle gathers around Edith Rockefeller McCormick as physicians fear for her life. The scene fills the lower decked room overlooking the vast McCormick home at 1000 Michigan Avenue with relatives and old friends.
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Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Drake Hotel
McCormick
Michigan Avenue
Mrs. McCormick
New York Rome Flight Planned to Rome Dawn
A physician, a nurse, and a pilot announced plans to fly from New York to Rome at dawn tomorrow with a bold route via Florence Italy. Dr Leon Pisetolli sponsors the mission to study long distance fatigue in aviators. Accompanying are Edna Newcomer a parachute expert from Williamsport PA and pilot William Uldrich. Their craft formerly used by Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. is renamed The American Nurse.
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New York
Rome
United Press
Florence
Iaby
Leon Pisetolli
Edna Newcomer
Williamsport
William Uldrich
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Mystery shooting wounds man in Dunkirk home
George Kosinski, 36, of 646 Roberts Road, was shot in the jaw while sleeping on a cot on his porch Saturday. He was hospitalized in critical condition, later showing slight improvement as police investigate a mysterious marksman case.
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Dunkirk
George Kosinski
Roberts Road
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Kosinski
Tasmanian Peat and Pandicoot Mystery
A garbled note describes a Tasmanian pandicoot nicknamed Tasmanian Peat, a large rat over a foot long found in Bas mania. It mentions Tomy atres and exotically noisy rice fruit, with another name ily-hats appearing in the text.
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Basmania Onliyi
Earth's Exact Shape To Be Proved By Meridian Survey
United Press reports a vast surveying project nearing completion to map the 40th meridian arc from Norway to South Africa. Major Hirtine of the Royal Engineers works in Tanganyika linking Uganda-Belgian Congo boundaries as nations back global effort to confirm Earth’s curvature and its near-spherical form.
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South Arie
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Tanganyike
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Russia
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Mistrie
Classified ad catalog for various services and items
Classified section outlines reading ads for home office farm and personal needs. It lists categories such as announcements monuments notices personals lost and found automobiles services building contracting cleaning dyeing renovations heating plumbing insurance laundering moving painting and more. Ads encouraged to be clear and properly classified with editorial rights reserved.
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