Five Hurt In Trolley Crash At Pittsburgh
Five people were injured when a streetcar from Homestead plunged off a curve in fog near Pittsburgh. Injured were Russell Kramer 28 Mary Slowey 28 Mea Nellis Thompson 45 Franke B Denver 49 and Robert Coyle 43. all treated at Montesors hospital.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Pittesburgh
Homestead-fest
Pittsburghtrust
Infu
Serinis
Rnsell Kramer
Mary Slowey
Mea
Nellis Thompson
Haiestead
Franke B. Denver
Braddock
Robert Coyle
Montesors Hospital
Personal Mentions From Corry Area Ongoing Travel and Visits
Local column lists residents and visitors including Miss Berneice Olds departing for Wilson College Chambersburg Pa for studies after Christmas visit with her parents Mr and Mrs M R Olds. Rita Ressler resumed studies at Moreynwst College Evie after holidays. Helen Wallace returned to New York City after a city visit. Herman Auer of Warren visiting relatives. Sam Invine away on Aero Supply Co business in the east. Orval Earhart of Erie met L J Roeser in North Center street. Mrs G A Myers and Miss Harriet Myers with Mina Terry visiting Erie this afternoon. Louise Dewey of Columbus returned home from Corry. An invitation mention of A Corry and J Gizzie from Meadville. Mrs Arta S Welsh left for Ridgway Pa to visit Mrs T A Roberts. Evelyn Kintey en route to Buffalo then Navy training at Norfolk Va. Robert Manley of Beacon visiting relatives enroute to Lawrenceville Ind for business. Mrs Dorothy Millntyre spent day with Corry relatives. Anck Castor visited home on Prerricke Street, later to Blurrtown N J. John Blynt and Curtis Blynt from Chicago visiting at home after days with friends. John Blynt taken ill undergoing treatment at Cory Hospital. Mrs R L Putnam visiting Titusville relatives this morning. H J Davis and A M Lita returned from business trip to Ashland Ohio. Mr and Mrs S Bentley home from Buffalo where they visited daughter Mrs Harold Patterson and family Bentley who has been slowly improving.
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Berneice Olds
Wilson College
Chambersburg
M. R. Olds
Rita Ressler
Evie
Moreynwst College
Helen Wallace
New York City
Herman Auer
Warren
Corry
Boyd Auer
Sam Invine
Wie East
Aero Supply Co
Orval Earhart
Erie
L. J. Roeser
North Center Street
G. A. Myers
Harriet’ Myers
Mina Terry
Terry
Louise Dewey
Collinbis
Rome
A. Corry
J_Gizzie
Meadville
A. Myers
Arta S. Welsh
Ridgway
T. A. Roberts
Euwayil Kintey
Buffalo Wnom
U.S. Navy Training School
Norfotle
Robert Manley
Beacon
J. E. Manley
Lawrenceville
Ind
Bmw Busines
Dorothy Mtllntyre
Anton Cry
Anck Castor
Tast
Prerricke
Blur Academy
Blurrtown
John Blynt
Som
Curtis Blynt
Chivagd
Cory, Hospital
R. L. Putnam
Titusville
H. J. Davis
A. M. Lita
Ashiatula
Bentley
Buffalo
Harold Patterson
Mentor Club studies Bach music in home meeting
Monday evening the Mentor Club gathered at Mr and Mrs J A Hillstrom’s East Congress Street home. Fourteen members enjoyed a Bach program led by Elizabeth Ranney and Myrtle Puller with Mrs Hillstrom, featuring readings on Bach’s life, his music, and multiple performances by Mrs R B Dewey, Mrs Jobo J Grist, Miss Signa Anderson, Miss Anderson, Mrs Bess Cafflish, and Derottes Brockmann. New members Mrs George Boyis and Mrs Jessie K Newton attended.
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Mentor Club
J. A. Hiillstrom
East Congress Street
Fourtec
Joe Hinnn
Sebastian Bach
Etizthethy Ranney
Myrtle Puller
Hillstrom
Mise Ranney
Bach
R. 8. Dewey
Jobo J
Guffey Gives Up Patronage Duties in State
Washington Jan 3 Pennsylvanias new Democratic senator Joseph F Guffey announced he will relinquish his role as chief federal patronage dispenser in the state. He said he will be guided by the violations of the Democratic state patron and county chair but has confidence the local party can manage patronage duties while he attends to Senate and committee work.
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Washington
Lig
Senate
Attitude of MLE Church on War Debated
The Methodist Episcopal church faces questions on its war stance as a three day Pittsburgh seminar of the general conference commission trains leaders for war resistance and peace education. Rev Charles F Bos Jr led five sessions amid discussions on ministers participation in war munition probes and ROTC issues.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference Commission
Ground Place
Pittsburgh
Charles F. Bos, Jr
Senate
York
Na- Hons
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Leaurea
Milk Discount Policy for Food Relief Orders
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the milk discount applies only to food relief orders issued by county and state emergency relief boards. The ruling follows the cereal control board interpretation that discounts cover purchases direct by or for the relief boards and excludes sales to individuals receiving cash relief.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Irregular Stocks Move in Early New York Trade
Shares showed uneven action amid nerves over a Supreme Court ruling ending federal control over production. Steel and railroad stocks steadied later as assurances from authorities tempered concerns. Final prices listed include American Locomotive, American Smelters, Atlantic Refining, and others.
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York
Nervosa
Supreme Court
Olis
Wegawil
Arew
Aemertenin Canseco Cs
Eee
EIB
American Locomotivve
American Smelters
American T&t
Anseondi
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Mov
Snow Halts Chives Pay galt tine uy Mitéral Greek mea rs
Snow halted operations and cut off the water supply in Valdez. Extreme weather forced a temporary closure. authorities expect a spring reopening. Local officials report no snow related fatalities and indicate restoration plans are underway.
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Valdez
Chives
Werther
Amljo
Beach Beauty Episode Turns On The Runaway Chase
In a tangled beachside tale Kay confronts Spike Harrow and Pete as danger closes in after an attempted abduction. Harrow explains theater rivals used threats and “steath bombs” to pressure him, prompting a Florida retreat and new guard measures. Kay and Spike discuss leaving Daytona Beach to secure the season opener.
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Udit
Hartan
Antenesio
Stubion Lmsten
Kay
New York
Macketeers
Hoy
Lynod
Othue
Anab
Farrow
Sie
Florida
Wade
St. Augustine
Kelly and Wagner
Pane
Miyuelf
Daytona Beach
Keys
Havana
Racketeers plan big publicity stunt in Florida
Kay and Earl plot a staged rescue and a publicity stunt to cash in on racketeers and boost Kay’s acting break. Spike explains a scheme to use a fake boat accident to lure attention, with Kay cast as a sea heroine in a proposed Newfoundland coast opera.
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Earl
New York
Harrow
Florida
Campbell
Back Harrow
Wocke
Kay
Newfoundland
Tae
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