Car collision near St Marys injures two, driver leaping to safety
Two unidentified men believed from Kane received cuts and iris injuries when an eastbound R. R. locomotive struck their Ford coupe on the Cre sy avenue crossing in St Marys. The car, owned by Barry Young and driven by Ivan Dobnesct, stalled on the crossing after running out of gas. Johnson, a passenger, jumped clear. he suffered knee injuries. The vehicle was badly damaged, approximately 50 feet from the impact.
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City and Vicinity News and Notices
City and Vicinity items report a found body in Greenwood cemetery Indiana Fa with unclear cause and missing personal effects. health department replies to environmental hygiene complaints about repairs in multiple tenements. sheriff sales in Mercer county set for next Tuesday. Titusville schools reopen. various local incidents include burn injuries, carpentry injuries, thefts, social events, and obituaries. Italian Meadville residents plan a Sunday celebration with speakers.
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Mercer Country
Titusville
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Orphans Court
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Corry
R.D
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Allegheny College
Guys Mills
Mead
Ville City Hospital
New Richmond
Francis Strisy
Oil City
Whitney Run
Rideway
S. M- Weaver
Bik County General Hospital
Weaver
Meadville
C Barles J Mangiatti
Purasutawney
Weirton case held up by call for election
Weirton Steel workers petitioned the National Labor Relations Board for an election to choose collective bargaining representatives. The Justice Department case charging a company union was postponed as the election petition was filed, with the new board authorized to order an election. The department plans an amended bill seeking to bar imposed unions, but aims to keep the court action to prevent an employer imposed union.
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Ickes Considers Plea for Beaty's Removal
Washington August 20 Administrator Harold L. Ickes heard a petition urging the removal of Amos L. Beaty general counsel of Phillips Petroleum Corp from the petroleum planning and coordinating committee Beaty is named as a member of the group and the case centers on his continuance in that position amid concerns over his conduct and role in the agency’s work
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Ey Unitel
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Amos L. Beaty
Phillips Petroleum Corp
Petroleum Planning and Coordinating Aimittee
Censorship charges from Senator Schall swirl around press control
Senator Thomas D. Schall accuses the national administration of plans to hamstring private news associations in favor of government press agencies. President Roosevelt calls the incident clogged in a final statement, replying to a vinuperative letter from Schall requesting action, as residents of the Veensyrsup respond.
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Minnesota
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Cloged’. Schall
Veensyrsup
Two Army Fliers Survive Near Bethany Crash
Aug 30 Pittsburgh reports two U S Army fliers Captain George H Brown and Lieutenant G H McIntyre survived a crash near Bethany West Virginia after attempting to land the Curtiss observation plane at 300 feet when it spun out of control and burned. Both men avoided a parachute and were treated for injuries and expect to continue to San Francisco after orders.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Army Ffers
Bethany
W. Va
George H. Brown
G. Hi. McIntyre
Oders
San Francisco
Clarion murder trial progresses rapidly
In Clarion Pennsylvania a 20 year old Olio glove factory girl Leona Menser Coshocton Ohio is on trial for the murder of her 1 year old "mail order" fimice after rejecting his advances. Both sides rested and final defense testimony was heard as the jury of five women and seven men waited for deliberations.
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Fimice
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