Three Drivers Held For Sept Court In Auto Cases
Three drivers faced grand jury action after municipal hearings held by Alderman Crouter at the Municipal building. Charles Firster, owner of the car involved in a deadly Hare Creek road crash, remained free on $500 bail and denied driving at the time. Lathrop, a suspect with a permit, will be turned over to state highway patrol for prosecution. Hugh Bailey and John Cheney were jailed on drunken charge, with Cheney’s license questioned. bonds set at 1000 each, awaiting grand jury action.
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Mhroe Corry
C Rorter
Yeserday
Charles Firster
Hare Creek
Clyyen Harrowly
Pirster
Tre Icking
Clymer
Frank “Latrop
Lathrop
State Highway Patrol
Hugh Bailey
John Cheney
Channy
West Washington
Bailey
Cheney
Mcense
Erie Souinty
Twilight game ends in 19 to 1 rout at Branklin Field
The Rocky Grove team crushed the Branklin Hilltoppers 19 to 1 in a twilight contest witnessed by about 1,200 fans at Branklin and de ed. Grover pitchers combo battered 21 hits with three Grover pitchers on the mound. Ted Shuftstall led the pitching parade allowing nine hits in four innings.
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RAYS
Ave
GR Posey
Priestead Grays
er-Sibley Field
Branklin
Rocky Grove
Grover Tchers
Crand
Hilltoppers
Ted Shuftstall
Lane
Shastar
666 Liquid or Tablets Headache and Malaria Cure
A historical medical item noting 666 liquid or tablets relieving headache and neuralgia in 80 minutes, with a first day check of a gold tie and malaria check in three days, plus 666 Salve for baby’s cold.
Reorganization of Penns Department of Public Instruction
W. H. Bristow leads the curriculum bureau of Finance and research with D. Crosley as deputy. W. M. Denigan becomes first deputy in charge of school administration. Charnes1 Kook, second deputy over examing and licensing. Lindley Hi Deniz first deputy heading the vocational education bureau. W. Ac Dalloweky becomes assistant in the child accounting division. J. Hugh Henderson named assistant director of research. Walter H. Hess to head Appendary education. HA Quackenbush and Preston Van Ness become deputies in the school bishops division. Bureau of rural education abolished. its work moved to the administration bureau with Dr. Let Driver in charge.
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United Press Warrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction
W. H. Bristow
Mitford
Hi, Deniz
Fint
vouiLional Education Bureau
E W. Ac Tdalloweky
Northumberland
J. Hugh Henderson
Payette County
Walter H. Hess
Blair County
New York Opens War on Gangsters and Bandits
A massive Madison Square Garden rally denounced public officials seen as lax on crime. Speakers including Bainbridge Colby and Senator Wagner urged Governor Roosevelt to remove corrupt mayors. A $140000 police equipment appropriation was approved as two officers killed in a payroll robbery were laid to rest.
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United States Secretary of
Bainbridge Colby
U. S
Robert F. Wagner
Congress
Stiedle. D. Buller
Mulroney
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James J. Walker
New
Hoya
Lopez Duchy
Dent Park
Madison Square
Publisher Held in Bank Conspiracy Trial
Asheville North Carolina August 25 Cal Luleea Tennessee newspaper publisher his son Luke Lea Jr and Wallace B Davis president of Closed Central Bank and Trust Company convicted today on charges of conspiring to defraud the bank. P Charlet business associate of the Leas was acquitted. Jury verdict ended a four week trial focusing on more than one million dollars in loans to Lea and filers from the Asheville Bank.
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United Ksss
Asheville
N. C
Cal
Luleea
Tennessee
Miblishen
Luke Lea, Jr
Wallace B. Davis
Central Bank and ‘Trust Company
P. Charlet
Leas
Lea
Education of Autoists Seen as Major Need
Pittsburgh Aug. 25 Education of motorists is the only remedy for the rising traffic death toll. H Roth secretary of the Pittsburgh Motor Club warned that 80 more lives could be lost in Pennsylvania this year than in 1980 based on seven months of 1931 data showing 24 926 accidents with 988 fatalities. He blamed the business slump for many crashes and asserted the driver not the car or highway is chiefly to blame and urged education to make drivers safer.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
H. Roth
Pittsburgh Motor Club
Pennsylvania
Roth
Aliquippa Man to Receive Distinguished Service Cross
Jubs W. Smith of Aliquippa, formerly of McKeesport, will be presented the Distinguished Service Cross tomorrow night by Colonel Thomas M Anderson, chief of staff of the 88th Division. Smith, a private in Company G of the 220th Infantry, 80th Division, helped reorganize troops and capture machine gun positions after his platoon was halted in the Meuse Argonne on September 5, 1918. The banquet, hosted by Aliquippa Post No. 225, will be attended by over 200 guests including Jones and Laughlin Steel officials and 8th Division members. toastmaster is M. J. Rane with colonel’s star Majora P. A. Hernandez and X. F. Blauwell assisting.
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United Press
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Aliquipps Post No
American Legion
M. J. Rane
Anderson
Majora P. A. Hernandez
X. F. Blauwell
D. J. Firestone
Today's Five Best Radio Entainments On Air listings
Radio schedule notes WABC and CBS network programs with 4 30 PM Kate Smith WEARNEg schedule 7 00 PM Sanderson and Cyumit WIZ NBC 30 PM Music of the Ages WABC GBS 5 00 PM Ben Bernie's orchestra WRAP NBC 10 00 PM Little Jack Little air on air header shows programs and networks in a dense local listing format
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WABC
CBS
Kate Smith
WIZ
NBC Network
GBS
Ben Bernie
NBC
Little Jack Little
Vanderbilt romance linked to Reno elopement rumors
In Reno, Mrs. Marie Glass Marshall prepares to depart eastbound after a divorce from her husband. Rumors float that she plans to elope with Cornelius Vanderbilt, a young society author recently divorced from his second wife, Mrs. Mary Wett Vanderbilt. Vanderbilt reportedly stays at Lazy Me ranch near Reno as watchers monitor developments.
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United Press
Reno
Marie Glass Marshall
Aution
Cornelius Vanderbilt Tr. Vanderbilt
Mary Wett Vanderbilt
Lazy Me
Marshall
Classified advertising catalog from a midwestern paper
A long, repetitive classifieds section outlines ad rules and categories, stressing proper classification, journal style, and editor rights. It lists sections for announcements, notices, personnel, vehicles, services, building and contracting, and more, with scattered example lines and a few names such as G. C. Heberting Company Bloomington MI. It mentions rates and contact guidance and includes an assortment of short ad blurbs and a political note about a candidate for public office.
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Purposs
Thin Department
Newnet
Ada
Monumentis
Automobile Agencice
Mberchandish
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