Eleven Hurt In Auto Wrecks In Kane Area
Eleven persons were injured, with several requiring hospital care, after sleet storms caused multiple auto wrecks in Kane and vicinity over the weekend. A collision on the General Kane highway north of Leeper left two cars skidding and a six month old baby unharmed, while others, including Mrs Bernhelsel, Ralph Bertene, and Walter Lindgrest, sustained injuries ranging from facial lacerations to possible jaw fractures. all were treated or admitted as needed at Kane Summit hospital and dispensary.
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Kane
Salin
General Kane
Leeper
Rapa Boernihelse
Erich Omileh
Walter Lindgrest
Dewet
Kane Summit
Ohlen
Lindgrést
Te Hospital
Court confirms miners aid ruling amid idle mines dispute
In Harrisburg on April 27 the Labor and Industry Secretary's ruling was upheld by Judge Hurd. The decision allocates over 90,000 from the unemployment compensation pool to miners and addresses benefits for 1,500,000 in claims. The case ties to the United Mine Workers union contact suspension and ongoing wage support questions.
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United Press Warrisburg
Labor and Industry
Lewis G
Siling
JS. Hurd
Cleve Fund
Common Pleas
Pennsylvania
United Mine ‘Workers
Hidge Hurd
de Wein
Ohio
Benoit Clims
Wit
Finns Ready Surprise Against Soviet Bombing
Fragmented Reuters style report notes Finnish authorities prep for civilian evacuations amid bombardment by Soviet forces. It cites claims of a planned Finnish counteraction aimed at Russian bombing centers, with civil centers evacuated and trains prepared to move 7,000 residents from southern and central Finland, including Porvoo where nine killed and twenty wounded.
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Pinland
Porvoo
Helsinki
Cmida
Vilpur
Christmas Decorations Contest Winners in North Clymer
The North Clymer community held its tame Christmas decorations contest with judging by local residents. Winners include Robert Beckerink first in boys and Wilfred Wiggers top among girls, with Carolyn TeCulver and Burdette Vander Schaaf among others, while grand prize went to Wilfred Wiggers.
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Corty Eveninie Dourial
Gilbert
Ton
Frank Neckers
Elliott
Nat
Stephen
Claude Geertson
Julius Erickson
Mayville
Lyle Compton
Alfred Newhouse
Thame
C. EB
Tople
Hoy Ug Rhebergen
Uth
Ralph Findley
North Clymer
Union Young People's Meeting
Bonard TeCulver
Ivan Rheergen
Buffalo
Clymer
Honr Loomis
Corry Hospital
Arthur Goggins
Arthur iHowles
Gorry Hospital
George ‘TeWintle
Hat- We
Legters
Frederick Vander Schaaf
Charles Legters
Clifford Legters
Morris
J. J. Legters
Everett
Mary Legters
Howard Leghers
Farold Legters
James Ten Hakén
Paul Meerdink
Ju Isith
Arthur Johnson
Anna Vander- Schaar
Virgina Rice
Leo McGannon
Santa Claus
Wallace Lefv
Lislla Aigts
Carolyn TeCulver
Barbara Meerdink
Joan Kooman
Thelma Tenhulsen
Charlotte Ann Legtets
Patricia Goggin
Marilyn Turtle
Winifred
Wiggers
Gordon Schermernora
Bradford
Arthur Schermerhorn
TJ. Neckers
Ty J
Neckers
Howard ‘Neckers
Jim ‘King
Clara Waite
Anna Vander Schaff
Gilbett
Predurick “Vanderschauf
Ity
Arthure Haine
Tyangintek
Hines cites large saving by Pa labor department program
Secretary Lewis O. Hines announces cooperation with Governor James on a state government program to cut costs. He says the department is operating on a budget of 1.9 million, about 1 million less than the previous biennium, with full cooperation across bureaus improving efficiency to record highs.
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Harrigsurg
Badllevon
Persaine
Prthayl- Yanlo
Lewis O. Hines
Hiy
Cnyemnor James
Hines
Bieualtiz
Tlus
Fils
Ines
Lahor
Bureau of Mediation
No Immediate Collapse Threat Says Economist
Philadelphia December 27 Dr Jasom Viner of the American Economic Association and adviser to Treasury Secretary Morgenthau told a joint convention of social science associations there is no near term danger of Nazi economic collapse. He forecast no change for at least 18 months and noted observers expect disappointment if a sudden breakdown is anticipated.
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Symmea
Philadelphia
Germany
Jasob Viner
American Economic Association
Viner
Beer
Treasury
Henry ‘Morgenthatler
Husband Accused of Branding Wife in Chancery Court
In Camden New Jersey on December 27 Mrs Anha Sgalanski testified in chancery court that her husband Chester 30 attempted to brand her with a hot instrument after an unfunny joke. She said she decided to leave him following the incident and testified to earlier abuse including a black eye torn hose and a split lip. The day also lists numerous dinner and visiting guests at various households in North Clymer and Bradford area.
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United Firs
Camden
N. J
Anha Sgalanski
Chancery Court
Chester
Hazel
Gerald Semnink
May @charman
Bradford
Harriton
Beckerink
Orie Wattons
Peter Sehurman
Christman
Fred Wardes
Reslink
North Olymer
Fred Beckerink
Clarenre Degters
North Clymer
Albert Ruulitile
Melvin
Wir
Marvin Schruers
Wndintrs
Walter Legeters
Gladys
Tyan
Sam Dunnewold
Arlene
Charles Lestera
Royal Lesters
Wilton
Leslie
Carglye
Walter Groterk
Imogene
Katherine
Ernest Dunnewold
Roger
Irving Twinkle
John Donkt
Mara Edward Ofnk Ant Eleandr Ky
John Legters
Joyde
Prank Meyerink
Meyerink
Howard Lealers
Mix Harold Legters
Ant
Garret Chratirs
Worth East
Asi Mie
Ohn Groters
Iughlier
Ane
Charles Alergy and
Caiginers
iMnifn Chiy
Garret
William Fender Sehint
Thirty Men and Women Trained Die in Erie Blast
Thirty men and young hunters women trainees selected for census work perish when a dynamite explosion destroys a trailer and nearby structures along Route 28. The dead include Broderick Deeb and Roger Murray among others aged 14 to 46. Police search the Erie Canal debris for the blast’s cause as investigators examine shotgun fragments and nearby locations.
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MrDonald
Tinsted Press
Waterford
Erie Canal
Broderick Deeb
Roger Murray
Russell Preacott
Edward Fogarty
Prescott
Arthur Persasy
Themula
Thomas Quigley
State Employes
Sed
Killed on highway near New Caste Pa
Justin Laurenule age 59 of Bessemer Pa was killed when struck by a car driven by Louis Serfak of Enon Valley Pa as he walked along the highway near his home late yesterday police said the victim stepped in front of the automobile.
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New Caste
Justin Laurenule
Bessemer
Louis Serfak
Enon Valley
Mother and Son Rescue in Ridgway Fire
A Ridgway fire on December 37 injures two occupants, Mrs Sullivan and her son Donald, who are rescued by firefighters. The blaze starts in the living room and spreads through the first floor, with damages estimated between 2,000 and 3,000 dollars. Firemen use chemicals and water to control the flames. Earlier, residents nearby observed the fire and alerted authorities. In Washington, Roosevelt meets with Jewish and Protestant leaders to discuss a joint peace drive, inviting church and synagogue heads to partner in efforts for world peace.
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Ridgway
Eatry
Myst Moor
Mars
Sullivan
Hidgway
da Version
Washington
Deni Roosevelt
Pldtnstand
Loxley
Cleorge
Bubsrvk
Pederat
Amertes
Cyrus Adler
Jewish Theol Lsis
Amenica
Roosevelt
Kirsten Flagstad to Retire from Opera After Season
Kirsten Flagstad, famed soprano, plans to retire after this season. Reports note her performance opposite Tauris Melchior in Wagnerian roles at the Met, marking the end of a celebrated era for modern opera. Separately, Alabama Dry Docks begins construction of a 280 foot tanker, 44,000 ton capacity, the largest vessel built there since World War II.
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Philadelphia
Inger
Matty
Soprans
Todey
Mme
Piadstad
Tsolde
Tauris Melchoir
Metropotlhat Opera Company
Wid Isolde
Mojo
Mobile Yardy
Buila
Mobile
Ala
Alabama Dry Docks and
Shisnuliding Company
Constitution
Taxpayers Fight Tax Hike at Pittsburgh Court
Taxpayers in Pittsburgh fought a proposed tax millage, with the Taxpayers League denied a temporary injunction by Judge John Kennedy. The hearing aimed to block further tax increases and restrain council from raising levies, with a ruling set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stasamie
Pittsburgh
Regal
Alsobiggs
Twx Payers League
John Dt Kennedy
Family Ties Weak in Democratic Nations
Harvard University figures address a 300-strong social service gathering on how family bonds endure under totalitarian pressure while democratic systems see closer parent child ties. The speaker notes planetary motion in the same direction and nearly the same plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Philadelphia
L Garley
Zimmerman
Harvard University
Lal
Weiker
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Oelde Auseess
Dlviles
Siren
Pelge
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Glen ‘Muerdimic
Antry Bensine
Spell Agudies Claus
North Center Street
Roy Gravin
Tenpas
Clarence Spitzer
Soward Legiers
Clarence Riebergen
James Croscutt
Fred Pardini
Will van Erden
Walter Egters
Jy Moute
Harry Tenkuken
James Tenkuken
al Bart
Jubry
Sherril
Irving Wilcox
Ossininig
Witer
F. W. Neckers
Milton
Maude "Thorn
N. Y
Albert Ruslink
Elmer Grascutt
Quid
Alser! Kearns
Marion Gallup
Henneth Schriers
Nevis
iMretus, MF
John Sehrure
Leon (Tenhulver
Earl Beckervnl
Joan Legters
Joyce
Benjamin TeWinkle
South Dayton
Jess Junckerhouse
Familly
Wiliam Gravink
James Gravink
Janette
Cornelius Legters
Garret Ten
Mr. Anders
Martin Farnsworth
Judith
Ann Odell
Lyons
Wilbur Farnsworth
From Peppard
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Mms
Paul Wiggers
John Wiggers
Famiy
Find
Albert
Carlyle Neckers
Gary Osborne
Tihaes
N.Y
Chris Christenson
George Pen
George Campbell
Blauche Groters
Bonebrake Seminary
Mlegheny College
Gerald King
Ralpph Thompson
Cornell University
Vernon ‘Meetsing
Hope College
Mich Ellen Thomp
Jamestown ‘Business College
Janette TenHuken
General Hospital
Henneth’ Letters
Alfred University
Milton ‘Ton
William Gravinis
Gilbert J. Wary
James Gravite
Webs Sea
Ivins
John Rickers
Corry Ame
Rienry Rhebergen
Min
Clarence Irhe
Ruby Keeler
AU Jolson
Los Angeles
Thomas C. Gould
Miss Keeler
Erie
Earth
Sunnyfield
A&p Sauerkraut
Pascal Celery
Kirsten Flagstad
Taxpayers
Tan
Ditleg Odin
Root’s Furniture Store
Ther Leport
Istan
Elley
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