Young Man From Meadville Killed in Corry Crash
Edmund W. Dingman aged 25 of Meadville was killed when the car he rode in struck a bridge near Saegertown. Driver Walter W. Stanton 26 also of Meadville was hospitalized with injuries. Officials cited excessive speed as the probable cause. Dingman died instantly from a severed jugular vein after being thrown through the windshield.
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Edmund W. Dingman
Meadville
Elmer Dingman
Corey
Suegertown
Dingman
P.M. Franz
Second Avenue
Walter W. Stanton
Meadville City Hospital
Tribune-Republican
Luther J. King
F. J. Waltery
Pennsylvania
Motor Police
Stanton
Broadford Bidge
French Creek
Sacgertown
Byham
Meailville City Hospital
Plan Changes in Stop Signs at Riceville
Titusville February 21. Plans discussed to improve Riceville Corners after a December 19 auto crash killed George G. Wilcor of Akezey Warren county. The incident spurred calls for safer control at the intersection of two major routes from Pittsburgh to Erie and Millville to Corry. The Tiysville City Council instructed City Solicitor J. B. Mahany to request the decarteret of highways to address the dangerous crossing.
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Titusville
Riceville Corners
George CG
Wilcor
Akezey
Warren County
Pitsburg
Mewlville
Corry
Tiysville
War not jobless cure say union delegates
SCRANTON Pa Feb 21 The Scranton Times quotes three labor union delegates Robert Miller Eugene Miller and Henry Serafin saying Arthur H James told a Harrisburg conference that unemployment problems will not be solved unless there is a war The delegates also said James supports a belt tightening plan for idle workers as the remedy.
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James
United Press
Scranton
Scranton Times
Arthur ‘H. James
Harrisburg
Thompson
Robert Miller
Eugene Miller
Henry Serafin
James Teither
New Columbus Mill Ready for Operation East of Erie Station
Meyerinl Milling Company of Clymer announces the Columbus plant near the Erie railroad station will open Thursday. The 10 by 60 foot mill houses modern equipment to handle feed, fertilizer, and time products with improved unloading and rail access. Peter Chrystessen will oversee operations as the company expands its network including mills at Clymer Findley Lake and Lowville to serve growing patronage.
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Solimbans
Meyerinl Milling Company
Clymer
Columbus
Millon
Frank
Svaich
Peter Chystessen
Meyertake Milling Company
Findley Late
Lowville
British Officer Killed in Japa nese Raid on Hong Kong
Japanese planes bombed British territory and raided the Canton Hong Kong Railroad today. An officer and a policeman were killed or wounded as raids hit near the Chinese village of Shumehin in the adjoining area.
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United Press
Hong Kong
Canton-Hong Kong
Shumehin
Americans March in Pre Nazi-German Americanization Meeting
A 13 000 strong pre Nazi German American band gathering at Madison Square Garden ended with salutes to swastikas and the Nazi song Horst Wessel. Police fought throngs outside as clashes spilled into the street, with 13 arrests and hundreds of anti Nazi protesters.
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New York
Madison Snare Garden
Kad
Madison Square Garden
Earl &, Steele
United Press
George Washington
Horst Wessel
Gray
Chile
Cueripattis
Awastiias
Bankert
Chartey
Coughlin
Veil
8 Hold Meet for WERE AWE PY NOya
Troopers wore overcoats concealing uniforms while aides discarded conti and rearmed in formattina. Kuhn denounced the New Deal spending program as it attacked Harold Jokes. Nid Germany without call. The next incident inside the ball Way. Dorothy Thomp Sone Me WaRApey columnist contincted on Page Three.
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Kuhn
Germany
Dorothy ‘Thomp
City Board to Ban Punch Boards Over Child Complaints
City Council discusses curb on punch boards after Mayor Hep ler reports children used the devices during holidays. Merchants had warned of risk, while some members urge decisive action led by the police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frante E B. Hepler
City Connell
Coynell
Hepler
Couineslman Sandburg
Connell
May Hepter
WPA changes loom as new administrator orders WPA workers to polls
The acting administrator of Pennsylvania WPA, Everett Smith, announced a plan to reduce rolls and reclassify workers to meet a 217,000 quota for the program. He stated 700 employees would be assigned to classify all WPA rolls as part of aligning with Congress funding.
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WPA
Pennsylvania
Aelinn
Everett Smith
Vezsonal
J. Banks Hudson
Hudson
WEA
Progran
Congress
F.C. Harrington
Harry Hup- Teles
Tngde
Cornieren Ihy
Rowanvelt
Smith
Planes Trapped by Ground Fog At Training Base
Eight naval training planes were trapped aloft for five hours by a dense pea soup fog and crashed over a large area near Cherry Point. Two pilots were killed. remaining crews and planes from the base near Myrtle Grove and Groonville struggled to land amid tangled wreckage and rising tension as rescue attempts continued.
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Unite Press
Norman M. Datergien
Galle
Mapliene
Mula
Sinlawe
New
Lune
Ro Ghahmera
Para
Dinkn Ab Corry Piet Ieee
Talent
Cabarny
Sli
Buantons
Rene McDuvel
Alfonge
Corey
Photma I Cummingis
Myrtle Grove
CW. Hartel
Haines
Aba
Ate
Rati
Liest
Liitt
W. Whilener
Lieut
Anekwon
Carlet
Mebanoueh
Wafely
Groonville
Hopkins Faces 1940 Clash With Old-Line Democrats
Secretary of Commerce Harry Hopkins, seen as a bridge between business and the New Deal, faces resistance from old-line Democrats in Iowa who doubt him as a 1940 presidential candidate. Iowa party leaders favor none of the New Deal contenders, weighing Hopkins against Wallace or Farley while Roosevelt weighs a third term. Hopkins, a corn-belt native reared in Sioux City and Grinnell College alumnus, returns to Grinnell this week.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Commerce
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Grinnell
Jay
Ben Moines
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Ed. H Birmingham
Iowa
White House
James A. Farley
Towan
Agriulture
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Towa
Hopking
Sioux City
Grinnell College
Wld
Abolish Eight Police Offices in Pennsylvania Motor Police
Harrisburg Feb 21 The abolishment of eight positions in the Pennsylvania motor police will save more than 331,960 a year Gov Arthur H James announced He said a reorganization of the state police is pending Senate action on appointing Major Lynn G Adams as motor police head succeeding Commissioner Percy W Foote Major M Wilhelm acting head was authorized to proceed with the reorganization
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Hy United Cross
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Arthur H. James
James Nas
M. Wilhelm
State Senate
Lynn G. Adama
Percy W. Foote
Oil worker ends life in water after failed attempts
Franklin Pa February 21 Archie Latsiaw 58 an oil lease worker succeeded today in ending his life after earlier suicide attempts. Weeks ago officers said he tried to kill himself by asphyxiation then slashing his throat in an oil lease house near Salng. Today he leaped into an oil tyntelled with water and drowned.
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Pranklin
Archie Latsiaw
Fife
Sal'ng
Refinancing of Citys Indebtedness Studied
Finance Director Fred J. Weave led a Monday meeting on proposed refinaning of the cities indebtedness. Action is pending state legislature moves that could ease burdens on many municipalities. Discussions covered issuing new bonds at lower rates to cut carrying charges, with budgeted interest costs already slashed this year in anticipation of a bond restructuring.
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Fred—J. Weavé
Evenick
Corry Band Concert Tickets On Sale March First
Tickets for the Corry Band concert under Lionel V. Thoropaod will be sold in the business district and offices to raise funds for the band's maintenance. The event, at Senine High School auditorium, aims to offer a good program and attract public support. Proceeds go to the band maintenance fund.
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Corry Band
Lionel V. Thoropaod
Senine High School
Litdium
Marettt
Hard
Golden Bul Club
Sollelten
Thomelt
Ofticens
Mtail
Jnvers
Two Killed and Three Injured in Explosion at Raven Rum Colliery
United Press reports a dynamite explosion at HartebroG Gas Raven Run colliery near Centralia Pennsylvania. Two miners, Harry Kinsman aged 35 of Ashland and Michael Seannock aged 40 of Centralia, were killed while three others were injured, one critically.
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United Press
Centralia. Pa
Minéra
Hartebrog Gas Company
Raven Rum
Harry Kinsman
Ashland
Michael Seannock
Centralia
Chiricuzio Fined and Costs Authorized by Court
Ralph Chiricuzio, operator of a drainery on First Avenue, was fined 100 dollars with 273 dollars in costs after sentencing following a conviction in Kel Valley Court. He and co-defendant were found not guilty on two counts but ordered to pay court costs. total liability 272.76 dollars. A jail sentence was set in default of payment.
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Ralph Chirienin
St. Owcer
First Aves Fie
Heture
Atuto
Chirleusin Ani Issor
Ralph Dry
Ware
Mmlny
Study sewer damage claims and city adjustment talks
Storm sewer construction damage prompts property owners to file claims against the city. Finance Director Bred J. Weaver urges immediate action to review and settle alleged losses, with organizers aiming to limit delays.
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Prnjent
Conne'l
J. Weaver
Ex-Corry Woman Dies at Age of 100 in Vernon
Mrs. tite Humphrey formerly of Corry dies at 100 at grandson Willy Brown's home in Vernon. Born May 15 1888 in Clymer, she was widow of James Humphrey. Survivors include her son James Humphrey of Corry. Body arrives Thursday. services at Seventh Day Adventist church with calling after 12:30. Weather: cloudy with snow flurries tonight, partly cloudy Wednesday.
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Corry
Tite Humphrey
Willy Brown
Vernon
Council Defers Action On Junior Traffic Court Here
City Council postpones both the proposed bicycle licensing ordinance and the plan to establish a junior traffic court for juveniles after an hour of discussion. Safety Director Richard Rossbacher had presented the measures noting other cities report reduced thefts and accidents and improved youth respect for laws.
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Council
Chly Collins
Atresta
Richard Rossbacher
Laworte
Ing
Allentown
Ranna 4
Conclave to Elect Pope Opens March One
Vatican dispatch states the conclave of cardinals will open on March 1 to elect a new pope to succeed Pius XII. The 62 cardinals are expected to attend, with delegates from around the world arriving for the two thirds vote required to designate the successor.
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Umueg
Vatican Cty
Cardiinry
Vuncewien
Pia
Tewna
College of Cardinsla
Symnty Tai
State workers’ charge aired in Harrisburg inquiry
A garbled report notes a Harrisburg inquiry into alleged wrongdoing by state workers. It mentions a grand jury, finance aid appeals, and a Philadelphia vice inquiry, with references to the Justice Department and ongoing investigations. The text is fragmentary, but centers on official investigations and funding issues.
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Macing State Workers
Harrisburg
Tip
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Saegertown
Riceville
Meyerink Milling Company
Thane
Jaidore Greenbawm
Poljos
Lawin J.valentine
Tind
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Corry, PA
Hint Hopkins
Boom Hopkins
Demcratic
Golden Rule Club Committee
Chiricuzio
W. E. Hirt
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