Son of former Erie minister slain in South
Samuel Edward Anderson sixteen year old son of the Rev W H Anderson formerly stationed at Erie was shot to death Tuesday in Shreveport Louisiana during a robbery attempt while guarding a portable tabernacle. He died from a abdomen wound before an ambulance could reach him. Relatives say the Rev Anderson and two other children have moved to join him. Funeral arrangements are uncertain and the body may be brought back to Erie for burial.
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Erie
Samuel Edward Anderson
W. Anderson
Shreveport
Young Anderson
Anderson
Nels Larson
3Rd Street
John Anderson
Local Primary Demands Amid Lagging Election Interest
Voters see a tight Republican field for register of wills with Ered Taylor pairing up. McCord favored for commissioner along with Darling and Schluraff. Democratic tickets favor Flatley and Tiffany for commissioners, Wilson for clerk of courts, Torconer and Taylor for prothonotary. Blackmore versus Laub in a toss-up district attorney race. School director race features three Republicans and one Democrat, with potential turnout rising only in late weeks.
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Ered Taylor
Register of Wills
Carlton V. King
Corry
McCord
N. Dell Darling
Helen M. Schluraff
Elton H Blair
Republian
Darling
Schluraff
Thomas W. Flatley
Carl Tiffany
George Wilson
G.O. P
Frank St. George Torcorner
Lawrence Taylor
John Blackmore
Burton Laub
Blackmore
E. C. Barnes
Edwin J. Lewis
Robert Desmond
Victor Orn
Erie
New York Milk Strike Ends in Compromise Price
New York milk strike ends after nine day boycott with a blended price of 2.15 per hundredweight agreed by Dairy Farmers Union and supported by Mayor Fiorello La Guardia. delegates vote 168 to 17 to accept amid union claims of victory and aim to extend producer premiums under federal marketing orders.
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Corry
Hennity
New York
New York City
Dairy Farmers’ Union
Utica
Fiorello la Guardia
Archie Wright
Metropolitan
Unon
Lutheran Picnic at Wildest Park Saturday
Lutherans from the district gather at Wildest Park near Ludlow this Saturday for an afternoon event starting at 2 pm with speeches by William Birt and Rev. Felix V. Hanson. The St Johns Johnsonburg choir will sing, Tabor Kane hosts contests with prizes, a 4 pm softball game, tennis, swimming, and horseshoes, plus a free coffee served at 5:30 pm.
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Johnsonburg
Oren Benner
Tabor
Kane
Ludlow
Man Drowns in Bemus Creek near Jamestown
Fred C. Crandall, 76, of Bemus Point, was found floating in Bemus Creek near his home. Coroner Drane H. Boyd labeled the death accidental drowning after investigations by state police and sheriff deputies. Crandall was last seen Saturday near his small house by the East Lake road crossing Bemus Creek.
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Jamestown
Drane H. Boyd
Bemus Point
Fred C. Crandall
Bemus Creek
Sheriff's Department
William Fairbanks
Alton Fairbanks
James Howe
Goroner Boyd
Boyd
Crandall
Pont
East Lake Road
Bemuay Point
Serve Subpoenas for September Court Cases in City
County Detective LeRoy Search and Chief John Flanigan served subpoenas to witnesses across Corry and vicinity for the September term grand jury. Indictments may lead to trials starting September 11 as soon as presented. A separate district court ruling in Newton, Mass, finds the customer is right in a store assault case involving a druggist.
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LeRoy Search
Vere
Corry
John Flanigan
Newton
Mass
Two Changes in Dem Committee Planned Here
Erie Aug 24 Sl Charges in elections seeking officer replacements in the Erie County Democratic committee were recommended by Chairman M J Cronin. Vacancies to be filled include Corry First Ward 2nd dist Corny Mrs Gladys Hepler 709 Livury still in place of Bessie Kinley. Corry First Ward 181 district John Cullen 608 Concord Irnet in place of Thomas Garrity. Fairview borough Donald A Weidler in place of James Berry. Cranesville borough Elwood L Moone in place of Charles Davis. First district 5th Ward Henry Beckstead 2516 German Street in place of William P Volk.
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Erie
Erie County
M. J. Cronin
Cronin
Corny
Gladys Hepler
Livury Steer
Bessie Kinley
Distric Corry
John Cullen
Concord
Irnet
Thomas Garrity
Fairview Boro
Donald A. Weidler
James Berry
Cranesville Boro
Elwood LD
Moone
Charles Davi
Henry Beckstead
German Strey
William P. Volk
Meadville Attorney to Get State Post
Harrisburg report says Aug 11 a Philadelphia attorney has resigned as Deputy Attorney General assigned to the Milk Control Commission. Attorney General Clute T Reno will name George Barco of Meadville and Crawford County Young Republican leader to succeed Pollkoff. Appointment expected early next week.
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Harrisburg
Hary Polikoff
Philadelphia
Milk Control Commission
Clute T. Renol
George Barco
Meadvilly
Crawford County
Pollkoff
WPA Slashes Draw Protests In Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania, drastic downward revisions to Federal work relief wages announced by Congress this summer sparked protests among WPA workers. The Wage staff changes triggered dismissals and anger as communities face a debatable reclassification. Organizers blamed the new wage scale for worsening conditions and increased unemployment among families.
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Varrisburg
Congress
Pennsylvania
Allin
WPA
Pennsylvani
WEA
Plat Bac
War nerves grip nations as fear of clash spreads
Immediate warnings drive citizens to leave Britain Germany and France while mobilization spreads across France and Russia. Ambassadors press travel bans and schedules shift as regional powers seek neutrality and strategic alliances. Rumors swirl of Turkish caution and Hitler envoy efforts to sway Turkey amid looming conflict.
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Chamberlain
England
Germany
France
Thy
Moscow
Pravda
Tokyo
Par East
U 8
Joseph P. Kennedy
London
Rumanie
Warsaw
Rumania
Great Britain
Turkey
Dardanelles
Romania
Poland
von Payen
Hitler
Istanbul
Howver
von Papen
Netherlands mobilizes for general armed forces mobilization
The Hague August 24 government orders preliminary mobilization of its armed forces to readiness today as regional tensions rise and defense posture shifts ahead of possible wider conflict.
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Netherlands
Hague
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