Warren man killed on street identified as Loren Hutchinson
A 53 year old Warren area logging camp employee Loren Hutchinson was struck and died from a heart attack before the driver Edward Johnson called police. The incident occurred as Johnson was driving home with his wife and found the body on the highway. A preliminary report identified Hutchinson as the victim and noted police were informed.
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Warren
Lorenzo D. Hutchinson
Edward Lowrey
Charles G. Johnson
Johnson
HADACOL claimed to aid deficiencies in vitamins and minerals
A Kansas City man promotes HADACOL claiming it restored vitality after illness from vitamin and mineral deficiencies. He urges others to try the product, touts improved sleep and reduced nervousness, and notes doctors endorse HADACOL with a money back guarantee. Prices are listed for trial and large sizes.
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Francis C. Hood
Wabash
Kansas City
Mr. Hood
Hadacol
Lafayette
Fetttonn
Mexico City Quake Shakes City Causing No Damage
A local tremor struck Mexico City at 7 59 31 a m CST 8 63 31 HST with intensity between 3 and 4 on the Mercalli scale. Authorities suggested the epicenter lay southeast of the capital, possibly offshore near Salina Cruz, causing no injuries or damage. In San Francisco a separate report notes retired Rear Admiral George W Bauer USNR died by suicide, age 74, found in his bedroom by a necktie noose, with his sister citing months of illness.
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Smeelco Ihe
Mexico City
Salina Cruz
San Francisco
George W. Bauer
USNR
Bauer
Caroline Bauer Wores
Six Die in Buffalo Hotel Christmas Blaze
Six men died when a Christmas night fire swept the top floor of Sam's Hotel in Buffalo. Names identified include Clarence F. Wagner John Edward Shea Jack Swan and Charles E Hollis. The 88-room elderly male residence housed pensioners. 11 degree air as rescuers pulled survivors from the scene. Fire cooled in about ten minutes, overheated heating unit blamed for the blaze. property damage estimated at 8000.
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Buffalo
Erie County
Clarence F. Wagner
John Edward Shea
Jack Swan
Charles E. Hollis
Thomas
Mice
Sam's Hotel
Michigan
Myrtle
A. Schneider
Buffalo General Hospital
Harold R. Becker
Cory Native Dies at Warren Hospital
Cory native Daviau aged 65 of Youngsville died at Warren General Hospital at 10:58 a.m. Sunday after a brief illness following a heart attack last Thursday. Born in Corry November 13, 1885, he lived in Centerville and worked as a cabinet maker for Phoenix Furniture in Youngsville. He leaves wife Helen, two daughters Mrs Ivan Sturgis and Mrs John Martin, a stepdaughter Mrs James Gould, ten grandchildren, and other relatives. Friends may pall at Davison Funeral Home with services there tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial will be at Sunny Side Cemetery, Centerville.
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Daviau
Eutehkiss
Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
Corry
Centerville
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Hix
Phoenix Furniture Company
Helen
Ivan Sturgis
Erle
John Martin
Wilkes-Barre
James Gould
Allegany
Davison
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Pennsylvania
Erie
Corry Hospital
Civil Service Commission
Defense Department
William McDonough
Hamot Hospital
McDonough
Albertha Himrod
North Center Street
Warren County
Ray R. Shaw
Endeavor
Shaw
Warren Cotinty
Erie Railroad
Paul W. Johnston
Nellie Craker
Snyder Circle
Cory Hospital
George Valletti
Quality Cash
Columbus Avenue
Valletti
Associated Press
Gerald Wilkinson
Qorry
Wright
North Center
Cee
Bauer and Schweitzer
The
Naval Reserve
Cory
Warren Hospital
REX Theatre
Laredo
William Holden
William Bendix
McDonald Carey
Wallace Garage
Borstorff & Fitch
DeSoto
Plymouth
First Avenue
Corry, Pa
Howard Rehnberg
George Harmon
Ras Rees Et
Shane Youn
Gilbert R. William
Oneita Williams
Johnson Bros
McCormick-Deering
Camp Cess
Morton
Peter Sanders
John Lacey
BALL
Arctics
Dominic Picciriilo
Dan Reynolds
Spielman’s
Syble Sheldon
Inez Blakeslee
Paris
Tau
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Carl Buell
Carl Fullom
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Firot Avenue
Ster
Sitestra
John Freno
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