Drive on Drunken Autoists Continued
Revenue Secretary John B. Kelly urged continued night patrols at drinking places and requested a Monday report on weekend accidents in royal communities. The measure aims to curb intoxicated driving by deploying officers and segregating drunken driving incidents. In Kingston Ontario, highway patrolman Charles Rooke paid off a ten dollar bet with a thousand one cent pieces, collected after three months of public response.
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Kelly
United Press
Harrisburg
John B. Kelly
Kingston
Needs New Fire Alarm System in Northwest Hospital
State troopers reported eight wards housing 446 patients and two parent sleeping areas lacking fire alarms. Fire extinguishers were recharged while investigation continued as hospital occupancy reached 483 over capacity of 1,673. Some patients slept in hallway beds amid overcrowding.
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Warrer ‘State Hospital
Shan Viavty
Frank Mhiligah
Harold Wungee
Hudson
Boy 2 Expert Skater Demonstrates Skating Confidence
Brandon Walk, a two year old boy from Berkeley California, is described as an expert on roller skates. The report notes he learned to skate at 18 months to show better poise and confidence through skating rather than walking.
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Berkeley
Cal
Brandon Walk
Personal Notices From Olean Area About Visits and Travel
A stream of social notes lists M Allan Spencer and sister Mrs Frank Parsons leaving for Jamestown New York. Others, including Mrs Fred Root awaiting mastoid surgery, Mr and Mrs Val Clayton visiting Greenville, and W E Nesbit bound for New York City for Montgomery Ward meetings, are mentioned. Moon Lindsley heads to Lakewood to visit her mother A L Cottrell. Mrs W C Panghorn and daughter Marjorie travel to Jamestown for a week long stay. Several families—Carl Keppel party, Parker, Freod, Riblet—return home after incidents and obituaries. Deputy U S Marshal Johnny Dennysay returns to Pittsburgh for a weekend with relatives. Mrs W F Miller travels to Pittsburgh due to Mrs M Davis’s critical illness. Numerous other city movements include visits to Cleveland and Elyria, with relatives and guests arriving or departing.
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M. Allan Spencer
Frank Parsons
Jamestown
N. Y
Ther Slater
Fred Root
Val Clayton
Greenville
W. E. Nesbit
New York City
Montgomery Ward and Company
Aera
Moon Lindsley
Mortory
Lakewood
A. L. Cottrell
W. C. Panghorn
Marjorie
Carl Keppel
City
Agnes Blaha
Evie
Eisa Benson
Cleveland
U.S
Johny Dennysey
Pittsburgh
W. F. Miller
M_ Davis
Bwion Hammond
John Cpaker
George Franz
Eric Tig
Rutheyn Purcell
D. G. Sorg
Danaville
Soeetty
Mr. Sorg
G., Murphy Company
Sind
Sam Long
Olean
Nils
Carty
Spert
WBA Observes 44th Anniversary with Washington Birthday Party
The WBA marked its 44th anniversary with a Friday evening event featuring a Washington’s Birthday theme. About forty members attended a dinner and program arranged by Mrs. Mayme Mitchell, including songs, dances, solos, and organized by Junior O'Day, Thomas Ressler, and Miss Phyllis Lyon. Cards and bingo followed, with honors awarded to Mrs. Floyd Black, Mrs. Mary Murray, Mrs. Len Reynolds, and Junior O’L.
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Washington
WBA
George Washington
Mayme Mitchell
Junior O'Day
Thomas Ressler
Phyllis Lyon
Phyllis Skully
Phyllis Skully and Ayy Hyn
Thon Rossier
Misa Tita Ress
Mildred Perry
Aisa
Floyd Black
Mary Murray
Len Reynolds
Junior O'L
Presbyerian Church Supper and Amateur Program Highlights
A Presbyterian church supper was held Friday evening with a large turnout at the Legion Hall. A variety program featured Major Blows performed by R. S. Dewey, with parodies of radio personalities including Kate Smith and Greta Garbo. In Mangum, Okla., Alice Wilson’s six year old daughter Alice Othello Wilson died after an attack on mother and child. Alice Wilson was injured, and a suspect identified as Wile Jones was killed by a posse after a pursuit in Texas.
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Presbyverie Cuures
Bree Pitsworth
Major Blows
Dewney
Kate Smith
the Picken Sisters
Sailor Man
George Burna
Gracie Allen
Greta Garbo
Joe
Impermanency of Tenure Blows 10 Star Routes
Hundreds of postal patrons in Cammy and vicinity rely on star route service now facing reduced pay and nonpermanent tenure. Advocates push for permanency to boost efficiency and morale, arguing equal or better service than rail delivery. Star routes from Covey post office reach Columbus Bear Lake Panama North Clymer Clymer Spartansburg and other towns, highlighting urgent calls to preserve reliable rural mail lines.
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Cammy
Star Route Service
Lopine
Star Route
Upsapacity
Postal “Service
Covey
Columbus
Bear Lake
Panama
North Clymer
Clymer
Spantansburg
Rose praises work of D A R organization
Wil Rose, Cambridge Springs and Union City publisher and 194 Republican nominee for Congress, spoke at the LeBoeuf Chapter D A R meeting in Northast. He traced Kingston New York’s history and the D A R influence, noting Ol hurley and Esopus as early sites and praising patriotism and permanence in public service.
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America
Wil Rose
Cambridge Springs
Union City
Congress
LeBoeuf
Northast
Kingston
WN. Y
Hemirick Hugson
Esopus
New York State
Helland Dutoty
Old Hurley
Wife in Custody and a Tropical Dilemma
Dirk counsels Helen on love and loyalty after Trevin’s death as she struggles with Walter and Dirk’s own feelings. They plan a weekend clash of loyalties while Ursula’s world of wealth and war’s aftershocks shapes their choices along a sunlit boardwalk and a fraught family tug of war.
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Dirk
Helen
Joolsing
Trevin
Walter
Waller
Weil
Iges
Sven
Milliosia
New York
Fox
Nellie
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Paramount
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Sunnyfield
Wisconsin
Phe
Sack
Sdek
A&p Food Stores
Rose
D. A. R. Organization
National Spirit of America
Mae
Pahey
Beatrice
Gracie
Melon
Nel
Trene
Talis
Irene
Eael
Trena
Placida
Peter Fenee
Mamie
Laneh
Sally
Njie
Jane
Walt
Tony
Tin
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