North East man killed in Route 5 crash near Corry
Marshall Mallick 24 of North East, a cousin of George Mallick, was fatally injured when his eastbound car collided with a westbound vehicle on Route 5 about 14 miles from North West Whe. His wife Helen Mallick 22 and John A James 85 of Jamestown were injured and treated at St. Vincent's hospital Erie. James is detained for further investigation as the cause involved crossing the center line and passing a large wrecker. Funeral services for Mallick will be held at Wilson's undertaking parlors Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. United Press reports.
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Marshall Mallick
North
East
George Mallick
Weat Parke
Price
James
Mallick
Rose Mallick
North East
Wilson
Held for Court After Attack
Joseph Kowalski of Colzi was held on $1,000 bail after a hearing before Alderman Gordon on an Assault and Battery charge. The incident involved James Gallelli at 938 East Main Street when Kowalski allegedly struck him after a dispute over ordering him from the store. Gallelli filed a warrant, and Kowalski was arrested yesterday.
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Joseph Kowalski
Colzi
Erie County Court
George FI. Gordon
Kowaltshdill
Colta
James Gallelli
Main Street
Gallelli
Kowalski
Gallet
Stephen Richardson Enters Patrol Service
Stephen Richardson of Columbus passed his examination for the motor police bureau and will depart with Robert Franz for Myerstown Pennsylvania on January 3 for a four month course in preparation for patrol service. The youths were among the 18 in the state to qualify.
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Stephen Richerson
Columbus
Finatste Motor Police Bureau
Robert Franz
Myerstown
Windber Church Organist Kidnapped, Police Probe Ties Suspects
United Press report from Somerset Pa notes the kidnapping of Windber church organist Mrs Donald Blattenberger from Windber Presbyterian Church. Police suspect links to a previous Cleveland tailor abduction, with the victim forced into a car at gunpoint and driven into the countryside. Investigators chase possible accomplices as details remain unclear.
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United Press
Somerset
Dee
Donald Blatten
Berger
Cleveland
Bedford County
Blattenberger
Windber Presbyterian
Rush plans to test legality of wages bill in Pa Supreme Court
Harrisburg December 27 United Press Attorney General Charles J Margiotti announced a conference this week to prepare a constitutional challenge to Pennsylvania s 14 hour work week law effective December 1 He aims to present arguments when the Supreme Court resumes January 3 though personally opposing the law he will defend it for the state He will meet with Thomas R White Philadelphia attorney for 187 industries seeking to join the Dauphin county case filed by Holgate Brothers Manufacturing Co seeking to restrain enforcement of the act The Supreme Court has assumed original jurisdiction in the matter and will hear it next session
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United Press
Harrisburg
Charles J. Margiotti
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Ralph M. Eashore
Margiotti
Thomas
Corry Car in Crash West of Pittsfield
Two cars were damaged in a 4:20 p.m. Friday crash west of Pittsfield. Leroy B. Lovell of Franklin, NY, drove a large sedan that struck Chester Paul of Corry as his small coach left Route 27 and overturned. Damages were about 10 dollars per car. No injuries were reported.
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Warren
Leroy B. Lovell
Franklin
Chester IM Paul
Corry
Lovell
Bradford Christmas Home Bombing Shocks City
Bradford police sought to establish the cause of an explosion that ripped through the home of Joseph Collaimo, destroying the residence by fire. The Colisima family were away late Christmas night when the blast tore through every wall, spreading flames quickly. Firefighters prevented spread to nearby structures.
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Frese
Bradford
Price
Joseph Collaimo
Colisima
Nation mourns 330 auto deaths in Christmas week tragedy
A nationwide survey tallies nearly 500 violent deaths during Christmas weekend as safety campaigns and a Roosevelt appeal fail to prevent auto fatalities. Illinois reports 71, Pennsylvania 47, New York 36, California 21, New Jersey 26, with Chicago area hardest hit. Pittsburgh area counts 40 violent deaths in two days from auto crashes, falls, heart attacks, drownings, and other causes.
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Roosevelt
Motorsta
Illinois
Pennsyvania
New York
California
New Jersey
Cooke County
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania
Wellsboro
West Virginia
Corryite At Plea Meeting in Harrisburg Trip
Carles F Hoffmuster, a trustee of ideational education in the city public schools, departed this morning for Harrisburg to attend the three day Pennsylvania State Education Association convention. Semel W Grafflin of White Plains N Y, an author and educator, predicted that American politics will become more aristocratic and that more gentlemen must enter politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carles F. Hoffmuster
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Grafflin
Merchant Struck By Car Has Narrow Escape
A local merchant, A. Stennett, suffered knee bruises after being struck by an automobile driven by Donald Bensink at the Washington and Center Streets intersection Friday night. He sustained minor injuries but is recovering nicely.
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A. Stennett
Donald Bensink
West
Colume Avenue
Washington and
Center Streets
Stennett
Commandery Holds Christmas Service at Temple
Harry B. Smith was the speaker at the special Christmas services of Clarence Commandery No. 61 Knights Templar held in the Manuals Temple at noon Saturday. Ralah-Pegin, commander, presided. An interesting progress was noted with the principal speaker, George Desring, delivering the address.
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Harry B. Smith
Clarence
Knights Templar
Manuals Temple
Ralah- Pegin
Covenander
Akene ‘Baith
Angie
Plan Strict Enforcement of Speech Laws
Washington dispatch describes a looming 1928 conflict over taxation federal spending and business regulation as Congress nears a new budget. President Roosevelt urges revenue gains to cover expenditures, while Assistant Attorney General Robert A. Jackson accuses monopolistic pricing and signals possible large scale stimulus if policy remains restrictive. Senator Byrd campaigns against Roosevelt’s bid to abolish pre audits. Jackson hails from Jamestown New York and Spring Creek.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Robert A. Jackson
White House
Jackson
Harry M Byrd
D. Va
Comptroller General
Christmas Family Gatherings Feature Joyful Observances
Christmas memories linger from holiday gatherings as laddies open Santa gifts and adults share in family reunions. The piece notes Christmas fell on a Saturday, observances extended over the weekend, and about seventy five baskets were distributed by the Corry lodge of Hikes and the Salvation Army. Church services were well attended with midnight exercises in five Catholic churches.
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Santa Claus
Corry Lodge
Salvalon
Double funeral rites for Charles B Ross and wife at Bracken-Keating Chapel
The Ross couple of 6015 East Wayne Street were memorialized in a large joint service, attended by Corry School district representatives and many relatives. Charles B Ross, born November 2, 1861 in Youngsville Pennsylvania, had served as janitor at Corry Jr High. Mrs Ross died Friday evening. Mrs Ross previously died in January after years of illness. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery Mausoleum with several local pallbearers.
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Charles B. Ross
Wayne Street
Corry
H. Ray Harels
U Nite
Christchurch
Perry F. Haines
Methodist Episcopal Church
Highl Steetne
Cowy
Pine Grove
Cemenittals
D. Thomson
J. R. Hulett
MC. Bassett
Reb Sti Thomshin
Carltom Halbert
Robert Peet Mire
Hestad
Thursiag Mering
Mir
Ross
Youngsville
He Corry Janiorg School
Rush
Mary Eller Willis
Glora Fleming
Auieces
Vty
Thomson
Robert
M. Ramet
New Castle
J. R. Hutherant
Carlton
Shirley
Barbara Jeans
Wanda
Grove City
E. H. Bedford
Minnie Cadmus
Otto Faulhier
Erle
J. W. “Peterson
Jamestown
Ith ‘Tryct
Amelia Tryon
Leon ‘Haldn
Harry Barnes
Ralph Gosnell
Dorothy ‘McIntyre
Union City
Explosion damages four oil units at Coraopolis
In Coraopolis Pennsylvania on December 27 a blast wrecked four large oil and gasoline units causing 1000000 dollars in damage and endangering 16 workers. An 8000 gallon gasoline tank at Canfield Oil exploded, igniting adjacent tanks while more than 500000 gallons of gasoline in nearby storage were saved.
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Cor Acpouis
Canfield Oil Company
Arrest Driver Rie in Finleyville Car Crash Charge
Tobin Jancusk, 26, of Finleyville Pa, was arrested on a charge of aggravated assault after a Sunday car crash. Police say his vehicle collided when another vehicle driven by a boy reportedly caused the incident.
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Rie
Tobin Jancusk
Finleyville
Hie
Three Die After Drinking Alcohol In Cleveland
Five homeless men pooled nickels for Christmas beer and bought liquor from a gas station and a hardware store. Three were dead, two may recover at City Hospital. Coroner R. Gerber said the alcohol was tainted and caused the fatalities.
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United Press
Cleveland
City Hospital
R. Gerber
Relief load grows in Corry district as welfare cases rise
Industrial layoffs push Corry district relief applications to 263 in the week ending December 24, up from 24. The city’s direct relief reach near 110 cases, about 400 people, while statewide rolls top 500000 with 164512 cases benefiting 521,573 individuals. State Public Assistance Secretary Kari de Schweinitz announced the totals.
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Robert Carlin
Jo Zal
Board of Public Assistance
Corry
Pennsylvania
Kari de Schweinitz
Aero Christmas Party Draws 300 Children
About 300 children or Aero Supply Company employees attended a Christmas party Friday afternoon at the Rex Theatre, hosted by the company. Four prizes were awarded to Dorothy Gates, Bernice Proper, Peggy Hughes, George Aikens, Lloyd Lines, Cleide Cobb, Robert Morrig, Harold Goodwell, Jack Downey, Henry Hillary, Jean Kolstee, Bernice Brooks, Jack Webb, and Edward Prugar. Candy was given to all attendees.
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Aero Supply Company
Rex Theatre
Elven
Ithe Company
Dorothy Gates
Bernice Proper
Pegey Hughes
George Aikens
Lloyd Lines
Cldire Cobb
Robert Morrig
Harold Goodwell
Jack Downey
Henry Hillary Jean Kolstee
Bernice Brooks
Jack Webb
Edward Prugar
Bomb Damages Pastor Home in Uniontown Case
Uniontown police investigate a dynamite bombing at the home of Rev. Anthony Knapdolk, pastor of St. Mary's Greek Catholic church in New Salem. Investigators suspect factional anger within the church leadership, with about 10 men believed involved.
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Uniontown
iPa
Dec
Dog Tombing
Anthony Knapdolk
St. Mary's Greek Catholic
New Salem
Here
Drivers Face 50 Mile Limit Suspending Licenses
Gov. George A. Earle announced a drastic license suspension for all motorists violating the 50 mile per hour speed limit statewide. The policy shift from education to strict enforcement aims to cut auto casualties, with penalties to apply to out of state drivers as well.
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George A. Sarle
Pennsylvania
Earle
Barle
Hold Woman In Mother's Death
In Warren today authorities seek to confirm what weapons accompanied a pistol shot Christmas Eve in the Campbell mansion. Louise Campbell, 28, fired the shot that killed her mother Curdelin Campbell, 55, the mother-in-law of James A. Campbell. Louise is being held in Trumbull County jail with no formal charges yet. investigators say the shooting followed a family quarrel as candles on the Christmas tree burned.
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United Press Warren
James A. Campbell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Louise Campbell
Curdelin Campbell
Miss Campbell
Trumbull
House Leaders Move to Destroy War Bill Referendum
Washington December 27 House elders plotted to kill the Ludlow war referendum proposal to blunt its impact on foreign relations. They planned to mobilize administration forces to push down the proposed constitutional amendment even before debate. The measure could reach the floor January 10.
Japan Mulls Calling More Officers Over Panay Attack
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan may recall additional officers tied to the Panay incident as authorities review the U S gunboat attack. Officials note the matter involves foreign officers and is under consideration by Tokyo.
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Anneuvress
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Panayum
Olfita
Wild Today
Unity Prcess Plan to Aid Business in New York Speech
Governor George H. Battle of Pennsylvania urged a three point plan to safeguard American democracy. He called for fair wages and shorter hours, protection for American products from foreign competition via reciprocal trade agreements, and a great works program to boost purchasing power for the masses.
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Prcess
New York
George H. Battle
Pennesylvania
Corde Hull
Two Kidnappers Sought After Abducted Boy in Chase
State police and special deputies hunted for two men who abducted three year old John Bryan-Chasininas, then released him unharmed after a pursuit by irate citizens. A car used in the crime was found near Newcastle, with clues pointing to the suspects’ west of Canterbury whereabouts. The boy is son of John Leevan Poe, age 38,800?
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Unitem Press
Ind
John Bryan-Chasimas
Wea Ued
Hhely
Innely Road
Newcastie
Tng
Canterville
John Leevan Poe
Pau
Waree
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Jamestown Man
Newgrave International
Japanse
China
Beachowheel
International Settlement
United States of Japan
Panay
Colza
East Main Street
Stephen Richardson
Windber
Pittsfield
UTO
Penmsylvania
Commandery
Robert Jackson Kesman
Ed.r
Spring Creek
Jamestown, N. Y
Spring Creel
Charles E, Ross
Junior High
Coraopolis
AERO
Iy Ustens
L'Censes
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