Free Two Suspects In Butler Mail HoldUp
In Ohio on December 28, postal officials released Maxwell Locke Guiver and two other witnesses after questioning suspects tied to the Butler Pennsylvania $80,000 mail robbery of 1934. Inspector Richard Kelly reported witnesses could not identify the suspects and found them innocent.
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Usuuausus, O
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Christma
Liberty
Richard Kelly
Pittsburgh
Maxwell Locke
Guiver
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Social Notes From Corry See Residents Traveling
A flurry of local social activity includes Miss Louise Myrick of Buffalo visiting with Mrs. J. Decker and family in Erie for the day. Miss Clara Pleyvo of Washington D C arrives to spend New Year’s with her parents in Corry. Walter Auer Jr sails for Washington D C after a week at East Smith street home. Miss Dorothy Auer and guest Thury D Casey of Tulsa Okla plan a longer stay, followed by Miss Auer’s point of view. Beatrice Lawson departs for Buffalo to spend the week then resume school at Jamestown. Read Reynolds returns from Warren after speaking at the St John’s Day banquet. Herman Rubin leaves for Cleveland for business and relatives. Desmond returns to Oakville Can from Corry with his parents. Bud Doyon heads back to Oakhurst N J after brief Corry visit. Mrs M M Meenawli, sister of Miss J Swicke, passes through Corry from Erie en route to Philadelphia. Richard Miller comes home from Erie after visiting friends. Miss Mary Smith visits Buffalo to see her mother Mrs J L Hughes. Misses Betty Field and Virginia Field of Jamestown depart with their aunt Miss Gertrude Field for home. Rank Butters, student at the Medical College of the University of Pittsburgh, visits his Corry home on Main Street. Miss Julia Carrier of Pougakeepsie N Y visits a short time with her sister Mrs Earl Jackson. Mrs C A Lawson travels to Sault this morning for a day visit.
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Louise Myrick
Buffalo
J. Decker
Erie
Clara Pleyvo
Washington, D.C
Glenn Pierce
West Smith Street
Walter Auer, Jr
East Smith Street
Syeet
Washington, D
W. Reynolds
Warren
Masonic Temple
Reynolds
J. J. Desmond
Oakville
Can
Bud Doyon
Richard Miler
Mary Smith
J. L. Hughes
Betty Field
Virginia Field
Jamestown
Gertrude Field
Rank Butters
Medical College of the University of Pittaburgh
Mast Wayne Street
Salada Tea hosts big year forecast at NYC convention
The Salada Tea Sales Convention in the Governor Clinton Hotel New York forecast 1936 gains and a larger advertising push. Leaders including Gerard R. Larkin Normen J Holmes and Pranit Novi outlined plans to boost Salada Tea sales and expand newspaper ads across 700 plus papers delivering nearly two billion impressions in 1936. The company promoted continued use of extensive newspaper advertising dating from 1882 and touted Salada Tea as The Largest Selling Package Tea in North America.
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New York
Governor Clinton Hotel
New York City
Wit
Geald R. Larkin
Normen J. Holmes
Pranit Novi
T- J. McCoy
B.A. Pelti
Philadelphia
H. G Salisbury
Cleveland
E.W. Keenle
Buffalo
Q. A. Spiller
New York State
Lantif Wax
North America
U B Convention Attended by Erie Conference Delegates
Rev and Mrs H Ray Heals and others attended the mid year Erie conference Young People's Union session. Delegates listed include Miss Juanita McClintony Miss Kaherine VanTassel and Keith Henton among attendees from Brethren in Christ Clinch. The two day meeting occurred Thursday and Friday with part time participation noted.
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H. Ray Heals
Misa Agnes Rupp
Juanita McClintony
Kaherine VanTassel
Keith Henton
Virgil Warner
Brethren In Christ
Clinch
Erie Conference Young People's Union
Aun
Lyte Thomas
Leland Grosciitt
Hovaxi
Stanley VanTassel
Helen Mubsey
Evelyn Campbell Aind Cecil Akai
Townsend Plan Backed by Meadville Congressman Crosby
MeadvilleCongressman Charles N Crosby declared any effort to block the Townsend plan on the House floor would fail, stating opponents face political pressure. The meeting at the courthouse, chaired by W M Perry of the Meadville Townsend Club, drew a full crowd and featured musical entertainment.
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Meadville
Townsend
Congress
House of Representatives
Charles N. Crosby
Crosby
W. M. Perry
Mesaville Townsend Club
Muse
Fire devastates Newberry store area in Salamanca blaze
A basement fire at the New Berry Store in Salamanca, starting late evening, caused about 20000 dollars in damage to stock and fixtures of the New Berry Store A and P grocery and Torse Hotel properties nearby. Firefighters fought the blaze past 10 00 PM with the origin undetermined as flames spread through two stories. The street front of the Newberry store was blocked as crews battled the fire.
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Salamanca
Newbaty
Torse
Newberry
Srst_iiseavereti
Woman President Elected for Pa Educators Era
Miss Mary McAndrew, longtime superintendent of Carbondale public schools, was elevated to president of the Pennsylvania State Education Association becoming its second woman leader in 83 years. The election was announced at the convention’s close with no opposition. Dr. Ben G. Graham will serve as vice president. Department presidents announced include Paul Davis Greensburg and Mary Merritt Philadelphia among others.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Mary McAndrew
Carbondale Public Schools
Pennsylvania State Education Association
McAndrew
Victorn Pantesteu
Ben G. Graham
Pittsburgh
Art
Paul Davis
Greensburo
Hilbish
Northumberland
H. V. Herlinger
Mt. Lebanon
Willa McConnell
Wikes Barre
Robert M. Steele
California
California; ‘Ingergarten Primary—Mary Merritt, Philadelphia; Musico
Daniel Auchenbich
Jhnstown
Charles A. Boehm
Morrisville
George W. Cassler
Cargopolis
A. G. W. Silegel
Ret Lion
C. J. Hayden
Wollstore
Leaking gas line blamed for major blast in Milltown
A cracked gas line caused a massive blast at the American Rolling Mill Co. in Milltown, blowing out the main office building and damaging windows within miles. The blast leveled the plant and sent debris across the area as investigators sought the cause. A second short item notes a looming sauerkraut shortage in Minnesota announced by Lon P. Planigan, citing reduced cabbage.
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United Press Milltown
American Rolling Mill Co
Armro
West to testify possibly widen Todd death probe
Los Angeles reports that Chreas Roland West, partner of Thelma Todd’s business associate, may support further inquiry into Todd’s death. Grand jurors indicated the investigation will likely hinge on his testimony at the grand jury. Witnesses had been expected to provide portal testimony but offered no new material facts.
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Los Angeles
Roland West
Thelma Todd
Anson
West
Tearlees
Stocks Down to Two Points in New York Session
In a slow final trading day on December 28 in New York stocks closed with losses of more than two points amid irregular declines. Major movers included American Can, Chrysler, DuPont, Johns Manville, U S Steel and Petroleum products, with several others like General Electric, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel and Aviation firms showing declines.
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United Press New York
American Can
Chrysler
DuPont
US S Steel
American Cane
BOG
American T&t
Anaconda Vt Tee Atlantic Refining
Aqhuite
Serr
Bethlehem Steel
Bondi Aviation
Curtiss-Wright C&ca
Chrysler Columbia Gas Continental Can Erie
Bet Pese
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery National Dairy
New York
Identify Companion Of Outlaw's Father
In Shreveport Louisiana on date year 23 a notorious Texas outlaw J H Hamilton was found dead in a tour cabin beside his son Raymond Hamilton. The deceased woman was identified as Virgie Hobson of Vivian Louisiana. Hamilton's two daughters had named her as Hamilton's second wife, former Dorothy Chambress of Broken Bow Oklahoma.
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