Hog skull defies bullets in Greenville slaughter attempt
Cannon of Greenville fired at a hog with a .22 rifle. bullets bounced off a skull thicker than normal. He then used a knife, noting the skulls thickness caused the failure of his shots. Nearby, George Zuviak injured in hospital from a knee cap fracture after a Perry highway crash. Paul Bognor injured in same incident. car damage noted. A $57,000 bond issue for McKean County school district site purchase and school construction was approved by the internal affairs secretary.
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Ws VW. Cannon
Greenville
Cannon
Beneficial Law Society
South Center Street
George Zuviak
Sharon
Mercer Cottage Hospital
Paul Bognor
Perry Highway
Mercer
Rev. Munroe
West Alexander
MD Red
McKean County
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Herrisbarz
Edward Kinney
Erie
Arnold
American Window Glass Company
W. L. Monro
County Recorder of Deeds
Recorder of Deeds
Odessie
North East
Rich
Kirk
Niagart Falls
Girard
Cambridge
Springs
Wesley W. Baker
B. Lloyd Brown
Franklin
Meadville
J. L
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cor Latige of Bliss
Dodge
North Center Street
City and Vicinity Corry Stores Advertise Bargains
Market notes list butter eggs bread bacon and canned goods with fixed sale prices. Various local items appear alongside reports from Bradford Erie and Oil City involving marriages law actions and police activity, including a murder charge against a Bradford man and a fatal shooting in Brooklyn.
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Corry
Focal
California
Will J. Wilcox
Bete County
Sam Nicolett
Brooklyn
Joh ‘Senlove
Bradford
Santore
Nicoletti
Fred B. Nichols
Bradtovit
Jack Alsuri
Gotham Greets New Year With Bedlam in 1981
New York reports a chaotic New Year as 1981 arrives with bedlam in Times Square. Police numbers stood, noise and vandalism erupt from revelry while onlookers and vendors endure the scene. L M Johnson returns home from Jersey Shore for a holiday visit.
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New York
Times Square
United Press
Bedlam
Tings
37Th Street
Hip Street
L. M. Johnson
Jersey Shore
Ibentz Named New President Education Assn
Dr S Bente of Cambria County schools was elected president of the Pennsylvania State Education Association for 1931 at the annual session in Williamsport. W Lee Gilmore became first vice president and A M Weaver was second vice president.
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United Press
Williamsport
S. Bente
Wbehsbug
Cambria County
Pennsylvania State Education Association
W. Lee Gilmore
Oakmont
A. M. Weaver
Pittsburgh
Executive Council
Bruce Cobaugh
James C. Bay
Boston
Darmon Ross
Doylestown
W. M. Pierce
Ridgway
Frank C. Cloud
Philadelphia
Pensylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
C. S. Davis
Steelton
W. G. Clark
Westfield
R. B. Taylor
Norristown
Edmund Wicht
Harrisburg and
Plains ‘Township
Board of Control
Edward Devine
Dunmore
Charles Saylor
Meyersdale
W. S. Jackson
Pix Lawn
P. A. Jones
Sharon
W 'H. Crane
Monongahela
Leyi Gilbert
Altoona
Lawrence Walsh
Pen Graham
Carmen Ross
Jessie Gray
Arthur Ferguson
York
Charles Davis
Lucy Glass
Harrisburg
B. M. Balsbaugh
Lansford
Franklin Cartledge
H.W. Hook
Wire
Miller
Lansdowne
Frankk Morey
Swathmore
Edmund Thompson
College and University Department
Raymond Walters
Swarthmore
C.F. Ross
Allegheny
S. H. Zeigity
Cedar Crest College
Allen- Dwe
City Cars Exempt From State Gas Tax In Dauptin County
Local officials announce a rising interest in exempting city cars and vehicles from state gasoline taxes in Dauptin county. Other cities in the state may follow, with inquiries into rebates on taxes already paid.
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Dauptin
Eric
Arrest of President Indian Congress Reported in India
Allahabad India Jan 4 Madame Jawaharlal Nehru wife of the president of the Indian Congress was arrested and placed in the district jail. The action follows a speech she delivered recently and marks her as a prominent figure in the independence movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Allahabad
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Presideit
Indian Congress
Dis Ict
Nene
United Senators Hope for 1931 Prosperity
On New Year's Day 1931 Republican and Democratic senators expressed hopes for change in conditions. Majority Leader Watson urged a complete change in mental attitude, believing this could spark better industrial and commercial conditions nationwide. He noted astonishment at the political situation and stressed faith, confidence, and a helpful psychology as foundations for renewed prosperity.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Watson
Helen C. Smith
Mck Keller
Thenis Hessee
Buffalo
Agat
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R. Hi VanTassel
Oil City
John T. Dobin
Merrick
West Virginia
Ohio
Jamestown
A. D. Pryde
Railway Xpress Degency
Fitts
James Kelly
Ol] City
Kelly's
Lodge of the Pythian Sisters
Ther
James Blakeslee
EB. Ferny
Lith
Merry
Raleigh Wagher
Laidlaw & Co
Wran
Cfingail
Titusville Fox Tyre
Gotham
of City Crust Company
Gil City
Ibentz
Education Ass’n
Foster’s Groceteria
Condra Pharmacy
Citizens National Bank
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