Six Injured In Head-On Crash Near French Creek Bridge
Six people were injured in a Sunday morning head-on crash on brick pavement near the French Creek bridge. Passengers include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Claypool of East New Kensington and Mrs Claypool's daughter Miss Mable, with several others treated at Corry and Erie hospitals for facial wounds, a fractured nose, and pelvic injuries.
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French Creek Bridge
Corry Hospital
North
DeMarco
O Hey
Dha
Erie Hospital
Afr
Kenneth Claypool
East New Kensington
Claypool
Corey
Claypoo
Miss Mable
Annabelle Cavitt
Joes] Hospital
Miss Cavitt
Claypont
New Kensington Party
Treasury Plans Bond Victory Funds to Postpone Taxes
The Treasury outlines a vast funding plan to avoid tax increases, using a $1.1 trillion series of bonds and certificates. It includes a 24 year $800,000,000,000 bond issue at three percent and a $800,000,000,000 treasury certificate running 25 years with 1.125 percent interest. A December issue follows, with further notes, aiming to refinance $624,000,000 due September 15 and reduce near-term cash needs through extended debt service.
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United Washington
Treasury
Detroit Woman Admits Murder in Veres House
Mrs Rose Veres confessed to killing Steve Mak after poisoning attempts failed. Mak a 68 year old lodger with life insurance totaling 6800 was pushed from a ladder at Veres shabby Detroit home where twelve men died over several years.
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Unlteo Cross
Rose Veres
Jodnyr
Steve Mak
Mek
Veres
Coroner Probes Death as Police Faces Charges
In Pittsburgh an inquest will probe the death of an intoxicated man allegedly hurled into a patrol wagon by two policemen. Witnesses include Dr G W Zulauf and Fr He n Musser, with Dan Radakobisch named in the report. The man, August 23, suffered a fractured skull, revived, then removed to a hospital where he died from his injuries.
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Pittsburgh
G. W. Zulauf
Allegheny General Hospital
Hen. Musser
Dan Radakobisch
Millvale
Utes
William Cheeks
Carnegie
Howard Miller
Cecil
Allegheny County
Miller
Ada M. Duvall
Washington
Husel-Atlans Glass Nurlory
Andrew Beckenrode
Altoona
Pleasant Valley Road
Divens
Edith Munk
Roaring Springs Hospital
Mank
Voters Urged to Register Tomorrow for Primary Election
Registrars in the county will be on duty tomorrow from 7 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. to register oligate voters at their home precincts. Bring county tax receipt and note duty hours. Only one more registration day before the primary.
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Corry
Fearful quake toll reported as villages vanish
United press dispatch from Karachi reports fear of massive loss of life in Baluchistan after an earthquake on Thursday. Communications collapsed, with initial accounts saying hills were demolished and villages flattened by strong shocks.
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Ey United Pret
Karachi
India
Baluchistan
Titusville Man Dies Suddenly in Local Store
Peter Petterson a 66 year old Titusville resident died suddenly from a heart attack in a Keister Drug store. He had visited Titusville daily and was widely known for years in Englehart Furniture. He is survived by two brothers in law and a brother in San Francisco. The body was taken to Titusville for burial.
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Keister
Peter My Petterson
Titusville
Mr. Petterson
Thi City
Kelster
G. E. Bennett
Petterson
Englehart Furniture
John Schriver
Nicholas Schoppart
John Petterson
San Francisco
Calif
Alexander Mid Company
Twelve Die in Spanish Bus Crash Near Lugo
In Spain a bus crash between Lugo and Santiago killed twelve passengers and injured many more. Seven died instantly and five later as the bus overturned on a cliff. The vehicle was heavily loaded and traveled at high speed between Romera and Santa Maria del Burgo.
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Madrid
Lugo
Santiago
Romera
Santa Maria del Burgo
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listing
Radio schedule highlights broadcasts from CBS NBC and WEAF networks with multiple hours of musical and orchestral programs. Featured acts include Dunn and Bird, Black Orchestra, Lombardo Orchestra, and Paul Whiteman with a late night health review segment.
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CBS
Rels-Dunn
Bird-Wesh
WEAG
NBC
Dhs
WEAF
Paul Whitemenealth
Violence Rises in Kentucky Mine Distric t
Renewed clashes in Harlan county lead to two deaths and three wounded after deputies and miners exchange gunfire at a soup kitchen. Deputy Lea Fleener shot and killed Joe Moore. Carlo Baldwin, 19, dies later. Rose surrenders after fatally shooting Carlo and injuring another. Authorities report four shotguns and a pistol found at the scene and note a broader surge in mine-disorder prosecutions tied to radical labor groups.
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Lea Fleener
Joe Moore
Julius
Jess Baldwin
Fleener
Julius Baldwin
A Rose
Carlo
Rainer
Bugo Hyatt
Rose
Depuy
Hyatt
Mleener
Harlan County
Iabor Wnioniata
Pinchot Fires Chief Of War Records Bureau
Harrisburg reports confirm Gov Pinchot dismissed Dr George F Donehoo chief of the bureau of World War records effective September. Donehoo, noted Pennsylvania historian and former state librarian, was appointed by Gov Fisher to write a history of Pennsylvania’s Iron Division in World War I.
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Sy Wilted Frya
Harrisburg
Geo. F. Doxehoo
Pennsylvania
Bureau of World War Records
Pinchat
Donetson
Donehoo
United States
Coudersport
Sproul
Pinchot
House of Representatives
Fisher
Donel Tax Heey
S& Lead
Bureau
Vatican Mussolini Accord Reported Signed and Approved
Rome reports a new Vatican Italian government accord completed and approved by Pius XI and Mussolini. The text was privately circulated to church officials and summer residents, with education of youths under clerical inspectors as a key provision. Local bishops would fall under national church hierarchy.
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Thomas 8. Morgan
United Press Star
Rome
Vatican
Pius XI
Mussolini
College of Jeantinals
Papa
Tuli
Travist
Unemployed Charged With Starting Fires in Idaho
Boise Idaho August 31 Four fires swept central Idaho as authorities traced a surge of blazes to jobless men recently laid off from major Boise basin work. Stanley Paasche 23 Wyoming held on arson charge bail set at 2000 as guards battle fires with firelines and patrols across Valley Gem Idaho and Boise counties.
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Py United Press
Boise
Idaho
Ody
Valley
Gem
C. Ben Ross
Boise Basin
Stanley Paasche
Wyoming
Biese
Seven Die in Western Pennsylvania Weekend Toll
United Press survey finds seven deaths in Western Pennsylvania over the weekend. Auto accidents claimed four lives, drownings killed two, and a trolley strike killed another woman. Victims include Tony Morton of Columbus Indiana and Miss Jean Romanusky of Pittsburgh, among others, with several injuries reported.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
United Press Survey
AL Jessi
Tony Morton
Negro
Columbus
Ind
Monongatel
Senator Cordell
Foster waived hearing and is jailed after Erie case
A. B. Foster waived a hearing before Alderman G. Gordon and was committed to the county jail in Erie to await trials on three charges. The case involves assault and battery, destruction of fences on Sawdhyn property, and theft of fencing material. Bail was set at 2500. Foster could not post it and was taken to Erie by stablemen Darrow and Ruppersburg for county court likely next month.
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Erie
Aldeman G
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Foster
John Lanehyn
Alderman Gordon
Sawdhyn
Eut
Jtaird
Darrow
Ruppersburg
Prohibition Bureau to Drop Paid Informers Policy
Federal Prohibition Director Anos W. Woodcock announced a policy ending the use of paid informers in enforcement actions. The move follows Woodcock's recent order against using women as decoys or pinups in antiprohibition operations.
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Prokib. Bureau
Wabr Assuis
Anos W. W. Woodcock
Suitor Kills Girl Then Commits Suicide in Pennsylvania
In Cargon ville near Halifax In upper Daughly County a rejected suitor killed Hazel Shomper 27 and Charles Kinsinger 20 before Kinsinger shot himself after taking the gun from his son David Rip singer. Police said Kinsinger declared if I can't have her no one will get her.
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Oy Union
Harrisburg
Cargonville
Halifax
Daughly
Hazel Shomper
Charles Kinsinger
Kinsinger
David Rip
Charles
Lindberghs end official Welcoming in Tokyo Tonight
United Press reports the six day official welcome for Col and Mrs Lindbergh in Tokyo ends tonight with a dinner hosted by Premier Reijiro Wakatsuki. Lindbergh plans to visit Ambassador Forbes villa at Karuizawa and may travel to China. crowd scenes and a bronze statue tribute marked the visit.
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Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Tokio
Japan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Rejiro Wakatsuki
Tororow
United States
Lindbergha
W. Cameron Forbes
Karuizawa
Col. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
China
Philippines
Planes Crash at Cleveland Ends Two Marine Pilots’ Flight
Corryites witness the Nations Air Show tragedy as two Marine Corps planes collide 1500 feet above Cleveland airport on the second day of the National Air Races. Lieut Lawson A Sanders describes his parachute snag and escape while W C Birtt recounts his struggle to jettison from the disabled craft.
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Sleveland
United States Marine Corps
United Preas
Cleveland
Usted Isthtes
Lawson A. Sanders
Marine Ace Squadron
W. C. Birct
Boys Band from St. Joseph's Orphanage Performs in City Park
The Boys Band of St. Joseph's Orphanage Erie directed by Owens gave a fine concert in City Park on Saturday afternoon. Fifty-two boys aged seven to fourteen performed before a large crowd, part of a ten day tour of northwestern Pennsylvania. An accompanying local group of St. Thomas church ladies provided dinner at St. Edward's school. The event was attended by Rt. Rev. Peter M. Cauley Vicar General and local dignitaries.
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St. Joseph's Orphanage
City
St. Edward's School
Erie
Owens
City Park
Titusville
Avere
St. Thomas
Bandits Escape With 52600 From Local Bank
Three masked bandits cut into Security First Nations Bank in Cal Aug and fled with 52600 after imprisoning ten employees. The loss was covered by insurance.
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United Press
First Nations Bank
Resignation of Franklin official prompts state ob news
A report from Harrisburg notes the resignation of Herbert Lo Bealty of Franklin in the state game commission. Charley G. Stone, approter of the commission, acknowledges the action and warns of possible penalties for noncompliance. Details remain unclear due to text garble but imply formal departure and repercussions.
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Aue
Bom
Phe
Herbert Lo Bealty
Franklin
Shite Game Commission
Charley G. Stone
Wale Teat Beatty
Boulayy
Beapinses
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