Tragedy at Washington Farm Ends in Shootout Deaths
Mrs. Ralph Caldwell was wounded while shielding her husband as Glenn Plants fired a shotgun at their farm near Washington Pennsylvania. The husband was killed, and Plants then forced Mrs. Caldwell to fire the gun, killing Plants. In Los Angeles, Jimmy Roosevelt’s divorce suit prompts speculation over his next wife, nurse Romelle Schneider met at Mayo Clinic.
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Canada’s Navy Grimly Alert AWAITS Action
Atlantic port reports Canada’s navy in wartime readiness with drills torpedo practice and depth charge training. Recruits pour in from across Canada while reservists and retired officers join renewal efforts. Officers lead refresher schools as new roles emerge aboard ships amid strict convoy and timing orders.
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Debris in cellar yields ledger dating to 1787 in Honeoye Falls
A dusty cellar find at the home of John Eberly reveals an old ledger dated 1787 from Honeoye Falls. The faded record uses two currency columns with shillings and pence on one side and delisted credits and debits on the other, reflecting a dated financial record tied to Mrs. Marshal’s property.
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Prank Marshal
Honeoye Falls
John Eberly
Marshal
Game Commission appeals for aid amid heavy snowfall
In Harrisburg on February 16 the State Game Commission urged conservation minded citizens to feed game with renewed zeal during the current emergency caused by record snowfall. Officials warned conditions are more alarming than during the bitter winter of 1936 and said immediate aid is not provided, predicting tremendous losses for most species, especially bob white quail.
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Horseshoe Brings Luck in Rehoboth Beach Discovery
In Rehoboth Beach Delaware Wredi G Vegil Jr finds a horseshoe on the shore then spots a penny before reaching home. A later check reveals an overdue bill or debt, suggesting a small string of fortunes tied to the seaside find.
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Wredi G. Vegil, Jr
Corry Astronomers Enjoying Current Planet Display
Harrisburg Evening News notes strong public interest as amateur observers in Corry enjoy a vivid night sky. Crescent moon near Jupiter and Venus, with Mars and Saturn nearby, while Orion and Sirius blaze higher in the western sky. Mercury is expected to join the visible trio later in the month.
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Death claims Arthur Casperson in Corry home
Arthur Casperson died at his home on Spring street after a long illness. He moved from Jamestown, knew local contracting work and was later at Climax Manufacturing and Ajax Tron Works. Survived by wife Florence, four sons, a granddaughter, and cousins. Funeral at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Turkeran followed by interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Tutkeran Church
Piye Grove Cemetery
Funeral services for Charles Edwards at Cottage AIM Church
Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2 o clock from the Cottage AIM church for Charles Edwards 70 of Corry B.D. 3 who died Wednesday evening at St Vincent's hospital Erie after a three week illness Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery Union City He is survived by son Thomas O Edwards of Union City a daughter Mrs Til Paterson of Tacoma Washington nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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Erie
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Cottage Hill
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Tacoma
Wash
Spiders and Motorists Fight Omaha Parking Meters
Spiders cooperate with motorists to cheat the city treasury in Omaha Nebraska. Webs clog the timing apparatus of downtown meters allowing as much as double the time for a five cent charge.
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Death mystery opens in Kronfeld case in Chicago lab
An investigation into the death of Dr. Hudolf Kronfeld a renowned Chicago dental scientist has been opened after the discovery of what is believed to be traces of cyanide in his body. Kronfeld was found dead in his research laboratory at Loyola University in Chicago.
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Erie Harbor Boost Drive Grows in City Campaign
Erie campaign to boost harbor business gains traction as officials plan to lure shippers with revised docking charges and enhanced publicity. Mayor Clery 1 and Chamber of Commerce report inquiries from other cities, with state rail and lumber interests showing interest in shipping by boat.
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Parker Residents Hopeful After River Flood Relief Measures
Water shortages in Parker, six miles above Pittsburgh, eased as the Allegheny river flood subsided and pumps were inspected after the ice gorge breached tanks. Residents of the 900 population had hauled water amid rising waters. Wightman Glass & Bottle plant expected to reopen as conditions improved.
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Hagerty Refuses to Pay for Party Aid
City Treasurer O F Hagerty demanded exemption for a 1200 dollar contribution to the Erie County Democratic committee during the Just fall campaign. After Collector A Gusky denied exemption Hagerty said a 1200 contribution to a political fund is not entitled to exemption and questioned official protection for his contribution.
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Sunday School Group Sets Enviable Record
A San AP report notes a 105 year history at a Lutheran Sunday school. Edwin Bugman leads with a 30 year mark, followed by Mrs William Fielding with 28 years and Ken Perron with 21. Six individuals hold 15 year records.
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Latiheran Church
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Freeman Hertzell Warren Banker Dies
Freeman Hertzell, 74, longtime Warren banker and former president of the Warren National Bank, died yesterday at the age of 74. He helped organize the bank in 1893 after early work with oil interests in Pennsylvania and Oklahoma.
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Freeman
Furie
Waren National Bank
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Oklahoma Oil Heirs
Warren County discovers day book of John Daniels owner merchant history
At a formal Warren County session attorney Caulley Wade seeks to transfer a deciphering of a day book found in the Young house to experts. The entries show Daniels as a merchant with sales to Indians for the Holland Company and hint at pioneer activity in Warren before the nineteenth century. The effort aims to publish clearer details for the Pennsylvania Historical Society.
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Warren County
Winvey
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