Man Hurt in Crash West of City Succumbs in Union City
Thomas Cochran, 34, well known Union City resident, died Friday afternoon from injuries after a hunting trip crash near Allegheny Springs. His car was clipped by a Youngstown man, John Knapp, who fled the scene and later returned without aid. Cochran and his party were returning home when the collision sent their car into a tree. his brother was only slightly hurt and a third occupant, Norman Campbell, escaped injury.
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Just a Paragram Showery broadcast and local notes
Radio pastor Rev B R Lewis of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church will air from Station WLBW Erie Sunday at 5 PM. A Corry resident reports Malcolm Campbell’s Daytona Beach speed record of 272 mph, noting fuel use and travel details. Local youths perform at church events, and Pennsylvania rail traffic shows January revenue changes. Public notices include court sentences, weather forecasts, stock moves, and Rotary Club programs with health department alerts and May Day health plans.
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Compensation Paid Into State Rehabilitation Fund
Frank Peterson, a master mechanic at Empire Case Goods, died from scald injuries December 17 1932 with no dependents. The workmen's compensation death case in Buffalo heard that the employer or insurer must pay the state $1000 into a rehabilitation fund for physically handicapped individuals, administered by the Department of Education.
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Buffalo
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Aerial murder tied to plane theft plot in Texas
Investigators linked a murder during an attempted plane theft to youths from San Benito and Harlingen. The scheme planned hijacking Pilot Nelson to force a landing, abduct the instructor, and fly toward Mexico with a 17 year old girl's alleged aid and a student pilot’s hours. Evidence included two map sets and a route toward Yucatan.
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Large throng enjoys benefit entertainment at St Edward's hall
A crowded St Edward's hall last evening witnessed Corry's best home talent show titled An Evening in Old Virginia. Directed by Mrs Charles A Pain and sponsored by the L U B A, the program opened with down home melodies and featured prominent performers Sally and Jean Brigham who received repeated encores for their captivating song and dance numbers. The show closed with Carry Me Back to Old Virginny and a lively cake walk.
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Harry Rhodes
Stella Barry
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Fring DeLury
Rita Ressler
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Amelia Tryon
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Yercy Gluck
Bris
Matie Stone
Little Green Hart
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Percy Clark
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Ross Meail
High Mosher
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Ripley Man Ends His Life In Boise Idaho
Frank J. Baker a 65 year old of Ripley N Y killed himself with a shotgun Friday while seated in Boise Idaho relatives say he had been despondent over financial difficulties Baker who came here last June from Ripley is survived by two daughters in this area Mrs Webb Reeves and Mrs Lloyd Klingensmith and another daughter in New York Mrs Pauline Moore He was born in this village and spent most of life here son of Idle Mr and Mrs Charles Baker long respected residents of the place His mother Mrs Margaret Baker died two years ago.
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Margaret Baker
Film Star Injured in Auto Crash Near Hollywood
Ruth Chatterton, noted film star, broke two fingers when her car was slammed on the head. she will be unable to appear before the camera for several days.
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Narrow Escape From Drowning at Spring Water Reservoir
Detals of a nearly tragic event, two weeks prior, reveal how eight year old Phyllis Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Anderson, West Kane Road, fell through six feet of ice at a Spring Water Company reservoir. While visiting grandparents on Red 5, on one of the coldest winter days, she walked on ice and plunged in. Bobbing to the surface, she swam to the stone wall and lifted herself over, saving her life.
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Youth Found Dead Near Olean Freight Station
Donald Murphy, 27, was found dead near the Pennsylvania freight station in Olean. Authorities say autopsy by Dr. William Smith indicates death from a broken neck while investigation continues into the cause. Found by Robert Johnson and Louis Rigo, reported to police.
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Warren County School Heads in Convention
About 126 Warren county second directors attended Friday’s annual Warren County School Directors Association convention at the courthouse. The morning program opened with J. Andrew Murrow of Towanui, county superintendent, on The Latter Unit, followed by G. S. Knapp, county superintendent. The afternoon began with William W. Evans of Bloomsburg on Present Problems, then Elizabeth Hawley of Tidioute, delegate to the state school directors conference at Harrisburg, gave her report.
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Harriaburg
Nagle Defamation Suit Postponed Amid Appeals
Theodore Nagle estate plans to appeal a ruling delaying the defamation suit over a $300,000 damages claim tied to a will clause alleging illegitimacy. Attorneys argue, while state supreme court arguments are set for May, the case remains stalled in Evie County court until March.
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Theodore Nagle
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Ant Street Hooke Da A stray
A stray dog or cat was reported on Ant Street near Hooke Avenue with no owner in sight. Local officers advised residents to keep pets secured and monitor for further animal reports.
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Man Resigns From Yeord Roll Assistant Post
A terse notice records the resignation of a man from a local Yeord Roll assistant position at Men’s Home, citing unspecified reasons while noting the vacancy will be posted for applicants.
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