Broken Wreck Heavy Youths Result at Helina High
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Helina Scuidents
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County funds used to start road repair on Columbus avenues
Mayor C L Alexander announced that 3500 from the county commissioners will aid the maintenance of East Columbus Avenue and nearby detours. Street Commissioner Harrington began immediate repairs after the county formally appropriated 500. State aid attempts failed, but officials aim to fix dangerous holes and improve traffic conditions on the Columbus route.
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Cniuty Commissioners
Columbus Avenue
Harrington
Alexander
Blaine Kincaid
Smith and Sciota
Aero Supply Move in Corry Hangs on Campaign Funds
A Corry citizens committee has pledged 25000 toward concentrating all Aero Supply units in the city, but total funds are only about half of the hoped 75000. The campaign remains in limbo as Aero Supply faces decisions on moving plants to Corry or Dayton, with Dayton interests reportedly making a substantial offer. Further advices from Aero Supply offices are awaited.
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Aero Supply Corporation
Altho
George I. Stich
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Dayton
Mx Stich
East Ar
Young Couple Found Brutally Slain on Beach
Francis Conlon a 24 year old Monrovia businessman and Lois Marion Kentle a Los Angeles sorority girl were found murdered on an Ensenada beach. Authorities sought a motive while camping remnants and papers identified the victims. The couple planned to marry, and relatives had no known enemies.
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Lower
California
United Press Ensenada
Calif
Mexico
Francis Conlon
Monrovia
Lis Flahcee
Lois Marion Kentle
Polite
Lower California
John de Wild
Vista
Ensenada
West Virginia towns hit by drought in Clarksburg and Weston
Drought losses force Clarksburg farmers to seek permit changes to sell meat from wagons amid declared livestock losses. Elkins water officials plan a six inch main from the Cheat River if rain does not come in a week, while Weston reports only a thirty day water supply.
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West Virginia
Sancity
Elkins
W. Vai
Water Board
Bilkin
Cheat River
Weston
Five Best Radio Entertainments Schedule
Radio guide lists WABG 8:00 U S Marine Band, WEAF 9:30 Palmolive Hour, WABC 9:00 Voice of Columbia, WEAP 9:30 Chea Cold Program, WABC G 10:30 Californik Melodies. network affiliations CBS NBC noted.
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CBS
WEAF
NBC
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Heat Reaches Record 491 Degrees in Ben Guerir
In Ben Guerir Morocco a blistering heat wave hit the town with a record 491 degrees Fahrenheit recorded at 11 am. The heat extended along the African coast to France, bringing blistering sirocco and a caravan-era danger as desert winds sent scorpions and spiders into the town and challenged desert travelers.
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Ben Guerir
Morocco
Africa
Anid
France
Stray bullet woes prompt citywide police probe
Reports of stray bullets causing broken windows in and near the city focus police on several incidents. A Third ward home window shattered about 8 o clock, a Corry Auto Supply Store window reportedly pierced by a pebble misattributed to a shot. John Rickers home front window damaged, a lone pellet unfound. residents feared a high powered rifle from distance. Police continue inquiries to locate the source of the stray bullets.
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Corry
East Main Street
John Rickers
West Frederick Street
Clarion
Bernice Slick
Thomas B. Slick
Wildcatters
Slick
Thomas B
Betty
Marl
Wischel
Oktahoma City
Arthur A. Selignon
San Antonio
Bulk of Slick Estate Goes to Children
The bulk of the Slick estate will pass to the heirs, with primary beneficiaries named as the children. Probate documents show division details among eligible descendants, listing each child’s share and related fiduciary responsibilities assigned to the executor.
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Clarion Oil
MacNider heads to Ottawa as first U S diplomat by air
Union leader notes Hanford MacNider left from Holling Field at 10 p m aboard a flight to Ottawa to assume the Canada post becoming the first American diplomat to fly to a foreign assignment. He is accompanied by Mrs MacNider and Miss Mary Raymond 15. Captain Tra C Baler piloted the plane despite an ankle injury from a recent parachute jump.
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Hanford MacNider
Ottawa
Canada
MacNider
Holling Field
Tra C. Baler
Eight New Teachers for Cory Schools Set for Opening
The Cory schools announce eight new teachers joining the staff for the September 9 opening. New hires include Theresa M. Finnapp English and dramatics at the Senior High, Dorothy Monroe history and law at the Junior High, Margaret O’Hare English, Florence Alsdorf mathematics, Florence Wilson sixth grade, Claudia Smith fifth grade, Ina Mss Whitney grades five and six, and Antoniette Barresi sixth grade at Concord and Washington buildings. All bring prior classroom experience and are expected to strengthen the faculty.
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Dewey
Jocks
Theresa M.finapp
Ypsilanti
Michigan State Normal School
Allegheny College
Pennsylvania State College
Colubia University
Rebecca Hess
Dorothy Monroe
Corry High School
Muskingum College
Janet Henry
Margaret O'Hare
Seton Hill College
Helen Sullivan
Florence Alsdorf
State
Teachers’ College
Asamporo
Jean Little
Floren Wilson
Concord
Antoinette Baresi
State ‘Teachers‘ College
Edinboro
Isabel Edwards
Gypsy swindle fleeces Evans City man at Butler Fair
State police broadcast a lookout for bands of gypsies linked to recent robberies and swindles. O J Salemage of Evans City lost about 2300 after two slim, attractive women at the Butler fair booth charmed away his wife’s sayings and promised riches with incantations at his home.
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Butler Fair
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Navy flier dies in air race crash at Curtiss Wright Airport
At Curtiss Wright Airport Chicago August 27 a navy pursuit plane flipped over and burst into flames near the southeast grandstand during the National Air Races. Lieut. J. P Deshix 28 a pilot was pulled from the wreckage and died at Air Park Hospital minutes later the meet's first fatality since it opened last Saturday.
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Grandstand
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Child Killed and Another Hurt In Shell Blast
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania on August 27 a 12 inch anti air craft shell exploded while two children played in Frackville. Charles Bisleman seven years old from Frackville died instantly and Mazie Beddow five was seriously injured.
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Shenandoan
Charles Bisleman
Frackville
War
Mazie Beddow
Norirdentally
Hurricane Spends Force Off Coast
The Atlantic shipping south and southeast of Newfoundland will feel the waning fury of a tropical hurricane over the next 24 hours. The disturbance centered about 500 miles south of Nantucket moves northeast, likely to veer away from the coast. One vessel reported full hurricane force, though such storms often diminish as they travel north.
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Washington
Newfoundland
U. S. Weather Bureau
Nantucket
Peruvian Leaders Arrested as Military Government Moves
Tima Peru Aug 27 Thirty leading figures including some foreigners were ordered arrested as Peru's military government seeks to prosecute those who profited from Augusto Leguia's 11 year dictatorship. Leguia, ill with uremia, remained aboard the Admiral Grau in Callao Harbor under heavy guard as doctors visited him.
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Peru
Augusto D. Legula
Leguia
Admiral Grau
Callao
Nave Virtual
Donald McConnache
Hoover Watches Gubernatorial Race in Cal
Washington Aug 27 The Democratic Western coalition figures led by Harrison and Borah face returns suggesting they will regain chair positions. Mississippi backs Harrison, Idaho Democrats spark slight hope against Barbour, while North Carolina’s Cole Blease contends in a run off. In California, Sunny Jim Rolph leads over Governor Young and Fitts in a tight gubernatorial race shaping national issues like dry wet policy and the Mooney Billings case. Borah and Idaho Republicans renominate him.
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Washington
Senate
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Borah
Maho
Mississippi
Harrison
Idaho
Bar 8B
Cole E. Blease
North Carolina
Hoover
James F. Byres
Califina
James
Sunny Jim
Rolph
C. C. Young
Burton Fitts
Los Angeles
Mooney-Billings
Young
California Anti-Saloon League
Fitts
League
Ourg
Mone Billings
John McDonald
Star Witness
Battle on B and O tracks ends as train forces bandit to flee
In McKeesport Pennsylvania a bandit and his victim fought hand to hand on Baltimore and Ohio rails as a locomotive approached. The robber fled with four tens of dollars as the train passed between them leaving the scene a tense near-miss between attacker and station night manager George Anderson and the service station.
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Antéraon
Brooks Freed In Crash That Killed 50 People
Washington Aug 27 Captain Archie Th Brooks of the steamer Waisfax was acquitted on all charges tied to the Fairfax and oil tanker Pinthis collision off Scituate Massachusetts June 10 The steamboat inspection service said fog limited visibility and Brooks acted to avert collision after sighting the Pinthis The report found him efficient in searches for bodies and absolved him of negligence or excessive speed Indicated the Fairfax sailed at about 3 knots and the Pinthis at maximum speed about 2½ knots The case is closed with Brooks cleared of blame and the wreckage search continuing as described by the board
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Washington
Archie TH. Brooks
Waisfax
Fairfax
Scituate
Mass
Spection Service
Commerce Department
Boston
Brooks
Norfolk
Inspection Service
Peiping Bombed by Nationalists in 11 A.M. Raid
Nationalist air force based at Tsinanfu bombed Peiping at 11 a.m. causing panic in the capital. Explosives damaged houses and buildings but there were no casualties. Four planes dropped bombs over the former imperial palace, Chunghai, and Chunghai Lake, wrecking two small palaces.
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Phiping
China
Tsinanfu
Imperial Palace
Chunghai
Coast Guard Aids Disabled Craft Off Connecticut Coast
The coast guard cutter Acushnet was sent to assist an unidentified small craft in trouble off Greenwich, Connecticut. The distress report came from the steamship Sipee, which relayed the signal to Warfield.
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Coast Guard
Acushnet
Craff
Greekwich
Conn
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