Plane plunge victim native of Forestville
Aug 24 Miss Marjorie Pletcher a Forestville native who leaped from a Washington Annapolis flight was long a Forestville resident and former English head at the local high school. Survived by her father and brother Robert a Oberlin professor. Arrangements pending.
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Marjorie Metcher
D. C
Annapolis
Forest Ville
Graylun Tletelier
Pleteher
Oberly College
Washinglin
Miss Fletcher
Misella Crosby McConaughy
Miss Pletcher
Robert Pletcher
Oberlin
Lh Wenge
Nody
$12 000 Booze Cargo Seized Near Erie
Federal agents halted a midnight pursuit near Wesleyville capturing a $12,000 truckload of Canadian whiskey. Driver Frank Galic, 21, Carbondale, Pa, was taken after reporting the seized truck. Three workers on the truck and two bootleggers remain unnamed as authorities weigh charges amid violent rivalries and recent hijackings in the area.
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H. C. Wood
Frank Galic
Carbondale
State Highway Patrol
Raymond Aveith
Wood
Alt Qalic
Seizbil
Tquor
Barone Named City Physician Succeeding Harmon
Jamestown Aug 24 Dr Na Uuniel L Barone former city physician was appointed by the board of public welfare to act as city physician until year end. He succeeds son Bison H Harmon whose resignation was accepted. Dr Donald D Trantum was reappointed city Clinician while not resigning as clinician. Barone will earn 1350 annually and handle all poor cases without an assistant. In a separate item Mrs Sarah Jane Snyder 73 Leechburg Pa died after a fall from stairs of shock minutes after the accident. Her arm was broken and she lived with daughter Mrs John Crock Vor.
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Na Uuniel L. Barone
Board of Public Welfare
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Harmon
Barone
Bkittanning
Sarah Jane Snyder
Leechburg
Mra
Snyder
John Crock- Vor
Five from New York City and two from Akron barely escape serious injuries in Westfield crash
Seven people were injured in an early evening collision on the main road near Westfield when an eastbound car carrying the Sweet family from New York City and a westbound car driven by Donal McMasters from Akron collided. Clinton Sweet 20 suffered a fractured jaw and head lacerations, Mrs Grace Smith 38 fractured left arm and facial lacerations, Stanley Sweet 16 fractured left leg and head lacerations, Myrtle Smith 10 fractured left leg and injuries. All four were treated at Brooks Memorial Hospital and are listed in satisfactory condition. three other occupants escaped injuries. Hospital officials could not determine the crash cause.
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Dunkirk
New York City
Alton
Westfield
Sweet
Donal McMasters
Alcon
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Westfiel Ambulante
Clinton Sweet
Grace Smith
Stanley Sweet
Miss Myrtle
Smith
Eleventh Street
Akron
Earthquake Felt in Manila Early Today
An earthquake of light intensity shook Manila early today, with residents reporting minor shaking but no major damage or injuries. Authorities note the tremor was brief and centered near the city, prompting routine safety checks and a brief advisory to remain calm.
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700 Sticks of Dynamite Are Stolen
KEAIIE Aug. 24 The Kane substation police investigated the theft of 700 sticks of dynamite weighing 250 pounds from Harrison Construction Company magazine on the General Kane highway project. Included were 60 blasting caps and 450 feet of fuse. A night watchman saw nothing suspicious. Investigators believe a truck or large car and several men were involved in the burglary, described as the largest dynamite theft in years in the area.
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Kane
Harrison Construction Company
Forest County
General Kane
Poller
Husband Dies as Wife Testifies in Erie Hearing
In Erie on Monday afternoon Mrs. Sean Clemens Dall testified at a compositation hearing when her husband Charles Daub, 65, suffered a fatal heart attack at their home. Dr. J W Schmelter, who was testifying, learned of the death after returning to inform Mrs Daub.
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Erie
Sean Clemens Dall
Charles
J. W. Schmelter
Schmelter
Milk price hike aims to avert farmers strike
United Press reports Lincoln milk prices raised from 1.40 to 1.80 per gallon to avert an impending strike by local farmers. The move followed late night talks and comes as farmers in nearby regions had already cut supplies in Omaha and Council Bluffs and Sioux City amid the dispute.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb
Lincoln Treamery
Omata
Rhutes
Sinus City
Four Nicaraguan Bandits Killed by National Guardsmen
The Navy department announced that on August 20 four Nicaraguan bandits were killed by National Guardsmen five miles north of Jicara in Segovia province. The bandits were led by Bogue Vargas. Lieut. John Hagmas of the U S M C commanded the detachment and reported no casualties on the highways into Lineain.
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Navy Department
Jicara
Nne
Segovia
Bogue Vargas
National Guard
John Hagmas
Arthu Jameste Soto inble edt a 5 new inte
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Arthu Jameste Soto
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