Sculptor Jo Davidson Estate Valued Over 250000
American assets of sculptor Jo Davidson who died in France on January 2 at age 63 total over 250000. One New York will leaves widow Florence Davidson 90 percent of holdings and the home with art valued at 35000, others to Gino Stargetti. A Paris will covers French assets. An unrelated note reports McCray of Elgin in an automobile accident near Falconero en route to Panama relatives. no injuries.
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New York
Jo Davidson
France
Florence & Davidson
Gino Stargetti
Paris
McCray
Elgin
Falconero
Panama
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files January 11 1932
Police investigate a Fourth Ward family quarrel where a young man suffered a shoulder knife wound treated by a local doctor. Fred Wheeler of Bear Lake, a signal maintainer for the Erie Railroad, had a serious accident leaving his left hand crushed and a finger fractured. Oil supply notes discuss residual fuel oil shortages and bunker oil delays affecting U S ships. Sherman Metal Products moves to East Pleasant Street with operations resuming February 1. Week of Prayer ends at First Baptist Church with Rev William Hall as speaker. Agricultural context mentions bean producers previously accused of dumping residual oil. Taft Senate subcommittee call in 1950 labels residual oil import as direct damage to coal industry.
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Fred Wheeler
Bear Lake
Erie Railroad
Iratt
Iran
U. S
Atlantic
Caribbean
U.S
Carib
Sherman Metal Products Company
Sherman
Whittlesey Cup Works
East Pleasant Street
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Sen
Taft
Daily Quiz Confuses Readers With Misprints and Trivia
Readers are asked to answer ten questions on topics ranging from history to music. The page promises a memory-boosting score system and directs readers to the Classified Page for answers.
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Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Alice
Aloysius Stepin
Four Men Sentenced in County Court
Four men received definite sentences in county court. Frank G. Raimondi was sentenced to two to four years in Western Penitentiary for burglary after being caught attempting to rob Carl Schults on December 1. Alton W. Cross Jr and Floyd R. Clark were fined 100 and 150 dollars respectively for motor violations. LeRoy Boots received two years probation after pleading guilty to larceny tied to theft of car accessories from Rictor Motor Sales. Robert Craig and Robert Carroll drew deferred sentences after pleading guilty to three gas station robberies. judge Laub set no date for their sentencing. The U S Army hex tent article concludes the item.
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Brie
Frank G. Raimondi
Western Penitentiary
Carl Schults
Girard
Sulety
LeRoy Boots
Erle
Rictor Motor Sales
Robert Craig
Erie
Robert Carroll
Laub
Carlsen Given Hero's Welcome in England
Carlsen earns a conqueror's welcome in Falmouth after the Flying Enterprise rescue. Crowds greet the Danish born captain and Danish with relief, while Lloyds awards a medal and the U S Coast Guard plans a commendation. Kenneth Dancy, crew member, stands by as dignitaries observe the hero’s moment.
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Carlsen
England
Flying Enterprise
Dancy
Girlsen
Prince of Wales
Falmouth
Lloyds of London
King Frederic
Denmark
U.S
Cornwall
Martin Carlsen
Falmiouth
T. L. Morris
Carlson
Kenneth Dancy
Turmoil
Enterprise
Carl- Sen
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Simday
First Baptist Church
William Hall
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lyle McCray
West Pleasant Street
Mrs. Grant
Jeannie
Alexander
Hanne ‘Bal
American Federation of Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joan of Arc
Herbert G. Hoover
Ravenna
Adriatic Sea
Week OF Prayer Service
First Presbyterian
M. W. Gaskell
Storm
Corry
U. S. Army
Coast Guard
Carnist
SS Sela Ea Ees
Yorea OF Business
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Studebaker
Studebakers
R.G. Wiggers Motor Sales
N. Center St
Atatanneen
Center St
Bayons
Topp
North Center Street
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