Several Local Accidents and Events Reported
Fred Fish 18 of 1090 East Main Street underwent x ray observation on his right hand at Corry Memorial Hospital after an accident at J. W. and A. P. 1. Howard Tannery. Edward J. Coleman 7 of Garland had an incomplete left elbow fracture from a fall and was released. James Kasper 12 of Columbus sustained left knee contusions after a bicycle fall. Francis J. King 40, a former Oil City resident, was electrocuted at Campbell Soup Co. in Camden New Jersey. Mary Lou Hetrick was named Oil Festival Queen at Oil Festival Week opening in Titusville. Kathryn Neylon 21 East Pleasant Street was admitted for a right hip fracture from a home fall. A plant break in at Rogers Structural Steel prompted a police investigation. The State Agriculture Department cut late-summer production forecasts for corn, snap beans, and tomatoes due to July dryness. Warren County school board elected Robert Jones county treasurer. November 3 set for the county directors convention. The Women's Civic Club appeals for clothing donations for children up to age eight. Extended forecast for western Pennsylvania and nearby states calls for near normal temperatures with rain. A North Center Street resident reports a prowler with possible house access.
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Fred Fish
East Main Street
Corry Memohis Hospital
J. W
A. P
Howard Tannery
Edward J. Coleman
Garland
James Kasper
Frank Kasper
Columbus
Hospital
Warren County School Board
Robert Jones
Couth
Women's Civic Club
Cld
Bert Weldon
Pet Parade Planned in City With Potato Festival
The Chamber of Commerce announced a children’s pet parade for Thursday afternoon August 25 at 2 30. Prizes will be awarded by unnamed judges, Rex Theatre will grant free passes to participating children, and past parades followed a route along North and South Center streets to West South Street and to the Fourth Ward Playground.
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Fame Nya
Chamber of Commerce
Rex ‘Theatre
Chamber
Stanford Hose Company
Center
Riots In Bombay Demand Goa Cession Turn Violent
In Bombay inflamed mobs pressured the Portuguese frontier areas to cede to India. Demonstrators marched, stoned the consulate, and forced closures as police fired, wounding three. Nehru vowed peaceful transfer and India taxed Portugal’s colonies amid 18 dead and 26 wounded reported. Goa and Diu remaining unsettled.
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Associated Frese
Bombay
India
Nehru
Delhi
Goa
Earler
Portugal
Ora H. Smith 58 Dies at Home
Ora H. Smith aged 58 died at his home shortly before 10 a m. He was born August 10 1897 in Tryonville Pa and lived in Columbus for 49 years while working at Ajax Tron Works then Aero Supply Mfg Co Me retiring last November He is survived by his wife Flor rtright Smith two daughters Mrs Joseph Matis and Mrs Mary Allee Smith eight grandchildren his mother Mrs Alt Smith sisters and brothers in several towns Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home from noon tomorrow services Friday at 2 p m Beavers Dam burial Pie Grove Cemetery
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Eis Hy Omie
Vow Suverey
Smith
Cleveland Clinic
Florrtright Smith
Daugh
Joseph Matis
Guys Mills
Mary Allee Smith
Meadville
Alt Smith
Columbus
Thomas Watson
Bear Lake
Fire destroys diamond barn near Titusville
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a barn owned by Lester G Ohl of R D 2 Clinton, near Dumond, early yesterday. Furniture clothing and hay were saved by residents who attempted salvage as flames worsened. Loss set at 1000, with the Sunmie coverage noted.
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Titusville
Lester G.ohl
Clinoni
Ohl
Edward J. Helfrich
Kightlier
Raymond Kightlitzer
Dumond
Ohi
Budget delays prompt call for action on notes plan
Yosko cites laxism in past budget offices as cause for concern. Filckling warns of more tax anticipation notes needed to sustain finances, with $2 million requested for interest while $775,000 is expected to be owed on $60 million in notes issued. Yosko and Heyburn discuss quarterly corporate taxes to smooth cash flow, leaving fate of notes uncertain. Notes mature May 25, 1956.
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Yosko
Arthur K. Filckling
Bureau of Securities
State Treasury Department
Fuckling
Flicking
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Francis J. King
Oil City
Campbell Soup Co
Camden
N J. King
Ablet Village
Mary Lou Hetrick
Sehride Park
Eil
Kathryn Neylon
East Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hos
Rogers Structural Steel
State Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
New Yor
Ohio
West Virginia
Horrow
Polne
North Center Street
Olt
Delta
West Majin Street
Corry, Pa
Mexico City
Ins Lake
Freddie’s Park Lunch Kold Draft Beer
Texas Hots
Chapin’s Sale
F. C. Chapin & Son
Ora H. Smith
Europe
Sid
Weldon B. Heyburn
Treasue
Flye Rexall Drugs
Center St
LEED
Corry
Dial
West Main St
Ford
Buelink Motor Sales
N. Center St. Corry
Great TV
Ford Theatre
Wicu
Erie
Bobby
Bob
Yankee
Valdes
Punch
Kaye Thi
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