Klantone Battle Heads to Court in District 2 Clash
Jamestown Aug 26 The Klantone District 2 schoolhouse dispute nears a court fight with veteran lawyers Michael Lombardo and Sidney T. Hewes leading opposing sides. Lombardo represents insurgent districts challenging incorporation into the Pretwsburg central district while Hewes defends the Prewsburg board. The action follows Monday night violence when over 100 taxpayers blocked a lock replacement at the schoolhouse.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua
Michael Lomardy
Tombardo
MH Weir
Prewsburg Central
Sidney T. Hewes
Prewsburg
Lombardo
Hewes
Commonwealth
Carl Thore
Harvest Under Way In Erie County This Summer
In Erie County the late summer harvest is underway amid expected quality peaches. Acting county extension agent E. M. Martin notes overall conditions improved by recent cool bright weather. The peach crop is not large but quality should be excellent.
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County
Erie
Erie County
E. M. Martin
Peaches lead Pennsylvanian fruit outlook and a boy injured
The Golden Jubilee peaches dominate the market as a top dessert and canning variety with Hale Haven to appear late in the week. Elberta peaches ripe in three weeks remain key for canning. Grape crops suffered winter damage but are expected to rebound. Erle Douglas Morrison, a six year old, fractured his left leg after being struck by a bicycle near his home and is hospitalized in fair condition at St. Vincent's.
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Hale Haven
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Erle Douglas Morrison
Robert Morrison
St. Vincent's Hospital
Local Seventh Day Adventist Church to Attend Youth Congress
The Corry Seventh Day Adventist Church will be represented at the Columbia Union Youth Congress in Philadelphia August 26 to 28. About 5,000 youths from 369 churches across seven eastern states and D C will participate. A larger local group including the pastor and wife plans to attend. The convention will be at Convention Hall with speeches studies and workshops under the theme Share Your Faith.
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Corry
Seventh Day Adventist Church
North Center Street
Columbia Union
Philadelphia
Arggur Page
Aay
District of Columbia
Convention Hall
Spruce
Aoth Streets
Explosion on Brooklyn subway shocks riders
Scores of subway riders were thrown into panic when a mysterious paper wrapped package exploded on a Brooklyn train. Police swarmed the scene collecting remnants for examination. About 200 passengers escaped serious injury as the unidentified man who carried the package vanished at the next station.
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New York
Brooklyn
Gannon College Considers Buying Fischer Hotel
Gannon College may purchase the Fischer Hotel to gain a site for a 5 or 6 story dormitory building. The sale hinges on an orphan court petition tied to William Fischer's will. Gannon offered 110000 for the building, with 900 yearly land-related obligations and a court date set for September 30.
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Eric
Gannon College
Fischer
Erle College
Joseph Wehrle
William Fischer
Gerald J. Fischer
Gladys J. Fischer
Dr. Wehrle
Corry Man Cassius Houghtling Dies At 86
Cassius Houghtling known as Caddy lifelong Corry resident died at his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Bettas home at 6 45 pm Wednesday. Born December 12 1859 he was a butcher by trade and once worked for Cogswell Eaton and Gay at Oneida Market. He later sold meat at various places until illness five years ago. Surviving are his son in law and daughter and sister in law Mrs Otis Houghtting of Corry. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Keating Funeral Home with prayer service Saturday morning.
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Cassius Houghthepesmuennsay
Corry
William Bettas
Mr. Houghtling
Cogswell, Eaton and Gay
Oneida
Otis Houghtting
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Tragedy in Bellevernon: Woman Dies After Car Fall
State Police said Dorothy Ward, 31, of near Eighty-Four, fell from a car driven by husband Kenneth Ward, 34, a Pennsylvania Railroad worker. She died from a fractured skull, brain contusion, and cerebral hemorrhage. Kenneth Ward held for questioning in Washington County Jail.
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Bellevernon
Ernest Moore
Moore
Dorothy Ward
Kenneth
Ward
Washington County
James Gray
Mystery killing of Herbert Kindred in Kansas
Investigators in Emporia, Kansas probe the slaying of Herbert Kindred of City Finance Co. A truck driver, William Gayer, 20, is charged with the murder. Kindred’s body was found near Florence, Kansas. Gayer says Kindred sought him for a $1,000 execution to enable an insurance payout. Books at the firm allegedly show juggled funds up to $750,000. He last saw Kindred in a Wichita car with a stranger.
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Herbert
Kindred
Emporia
Kan
City Finance Co
William B. Gayer
Florence
Gayer
Wichita
Red agitators smash into Berlin city hall scene
Wilhelm Pieck addressed 3,000 members of the Soviet backed Socialist Unity Party urging Western forces to leave Berlin. Diplomatic sources said London was informed that Prime Minister Berlin proposed a Berlin conference of Big Four financial experts to tackle the currency crisis at the heart of the crisis.
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Emme Memer
Karl Litke
Geichke
Berlin
Wilhelm Pieck
Germany
Socialist Unity Party
Pieck
Ine
London
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Alexander Panyushkin
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Washington
Moscow
U. S
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Philco
Franz
Ilocal
Cassius Houghtling
The
Erie Railroad
America
Frie
Berlin City Hall
Sao
Eieten
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