Collision on Vandalia Road Injures Three Men
A Smethport man John J. Ginter 22 Bradford’s GL. B. Gainor 35 and Smethport’s Martin Evans were hurt when two cars collided near Vandalia road stand owned by Ralph Dailey. Eyewitness Dailey and state police attributed blame to Gainor’s truck, which Dailey said zigzagged while approaching Ginter’s sedan.
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Bradford
Deloute
Vandalia
Ralph Dailey
John J. Ginter
Jackson Avenue
B. Gainor
Martin Evans
Gainor
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Ginter
Next Week's Weather Forecast for Washington
The weather bureau issues a forecast for next week in the capital region. North and middle Atlantic states can expect rain or snow at the start of the week and again on Thursday or Friday. Temperatures near normal with mild fluctuations. Slightly warmer in the middle Atlantic on Monday, cooler Tuesday or Wednesday, warmer again Thursday, and cooler toward week’s end.
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Home Protection Lodge Meeting Seeks Wide Attendance
Election of officers will take place at the Home Protection lodge meeting Monday evening. All members are urged to attend. After business hour, over a hundred will be displayed, awards given and refreshments served. All are welcome.
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Home Protection Lodge
Dogs to be shot if found loose in Grove City
Five cases of dogs at large in Grove City were reported to Harry Higbee of the Bureau of Animal Industry, with a possible dog quarantine to be declared.
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Grove City
Harry Higbee
Bureau of Animal Industry
Titusville
John P. Johnson
Monroe Street
Charles Lose
Lock Haven
Shields
City and Vicinity Bits From Corry Area News
Local notices include contracts awarded for sewer work in Oil City Plumer and Maple avenues and two 1 000 000 gallon water tanks on Miller Hill in Franklin. Community items cover a turkey dinner party, golden wedding anniversary, a liquor law raid, horse training, a cottage cheese ad, council changes in Bradford oil board, and local police chatter including check frauds and a Whiting missing person note.
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Kerry Kream
California
Will J. Wilcox
ON City Council
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Maple Avenue
Oil City
Franklin City Council
Wrsday
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Sharon
Miller Hill
Russell Beckwith
East Bond Street
Jacquelyn Howard
Anna H. Magee
C. D. Mook
EL Brass Street
Titusville
Reno
Bradford Oil Conservation Board
P. Thompson, Jr
A. B. Booth
Whitting
Ind
John Ludie
John Lucie
Tidioute
John Reynolds
Blanie Millet
Lucillé Reed
James Elliott
Warren ‘Times
Perk
Smartansbury
Julia
Corry ‘Hospital
Ble
Quilty
Beneficial Loan Society
South Center P Street
Alil Ahamad
Stalion Aljumad
Allicors
Burts
Lin
Seven Rescued From Gulf Yawl By Oil Tanker
Seven mariners rescued from a sinking yawl in a gulf storm were guests of honor aboard the Denver oil tanker Den ver after Capt S A Simmons directed the rescue. The rescued crew led by Capt Myles described a rapid capsize and long ordeal before the tanker secured them off Tampa Bay.
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United Press
Port
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S. A. Simmons
Gulf of Mexico
W. J Colle
Tampa
CR. Myles
Denver
Simmons
Myles
Austin Brent
Henry Williams
Elliott Myers
Barney Nixon
Alston Nordland
James E. Garter
Cart
Hey
Duncan Pleads Guilty in Extortion Plot in Kansas City
Charles L. Duncan 28, epileptic, received the maximum two and a half year sentence after pleading guilty to third degree robbery. He had attempted to extort 25000 dollars under threat of death from R. A. Long, head of Long-Bell Lumber Co. of Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Charles L. Duncan
Missouri
Duncan
R. A. Long
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Longview
Wash
Chicago Bombings Cause Over 20000 In Damages
Two explosions struck Chicago nearly simultaneously in distant areas last night causing more than 20000 in damage. Three people were injured and police launch a chase for a suspected sabotage gang.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago J
PRR Pushes Work on New Oil City Project
Improvements to Pennsylvania Railroad facilities in Oil City are expected to be completed by February 1st per district engineer G. E. Mencken. The project includes dismantling the North Side engine house, installing a 120 foot turntable, constructing two 150 foot ash pits, and expanding tracks and walls near Liverly yards. Ferguson and Edmonson Co. of Pittsburgh handles the contracting and related work.
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Bee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil City
G. E. Mencken
North Side
Te Q
Ats
Pennsylvania
L 'Arger
R. R
Liverly
Ferguson and Edmonson Co
Pittsburgh
High school party features music and dancing
Gur and Edward Harvey presented a musical program at the enjoyable party with assembly singing. Guests then danced at the Junior High School from 8:40 PM to midnight with Shervick's orchestra providing the music for about sixty-five couples. Gym decorations included class colors balloons and serpentine.
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Page Gur
Max Harvey
Edward Harvey
Shervick
Wty
Iy—Fixty-Fiys
Young Vow
Fresti
Ray Perkins
Corry
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