Double Parkers Hit City With Violations
A flood of minor crime and civic notes fills this fragmentary report. Double parking violations persist in the city while a local delivery incident on South Center Street draws attention. Adrian A. Sorenson earns a Bachelor of Science from Minnesota State Teachers College. Residents on East Main Street are awakened by a car horn near a service station. City officials note an $82,777 state attributed budget for institutions and police monitor local youth involved in selling items. Temperatures across Western Pennsylvania dip with icy patches on select roads. William D. Tord, a pioneer oil man, is buried in Warren after 62 years at home. A Jamestown bus driver faces liquor charges and license revocation. Five of eight weekly traffic mishaps blamed on highway crashes in Pennsylvania. A 15-year-old sustains lip and chin injuries after a fall from a horse. Fire alarms respond at Baldwin Brothers Paving Co site. later investigation unclear. The Pennsylvania Railroad wreck train passes through, with clearance expected later. An M A executive board meeting is announced. An explosion in Franklin injures a railway worker, who later dies. Clyde Kinbs, 97, fined for disorderly conduct involving molestation allegations. multiple youths identify him.
Johnsons Pension Hearings Under Wy in Lewiburg Pa
Johnsons pension hearings in Lewiburg, Pa, focus on his bid for 919,000 in two year government pensions. Witnesses include Jadee Thomas M. Lewis, Michael F. McDonald, and Attorney John Bigelow. The case centers on mental capacity and constitutional questions about Congress buying benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewibburg
Farmer US
Dodge
Albert W. Johnson
Omy
Jadee Thomas M. Lewis
Iuzerne County
Dudge
Michael F. McDonald
Wilkes-Barre
John Bigelow
Halaton
Dohusons
Raymind
T. Nawple
Uwe U. 8
Court of Claims
Johnson
Berieh
Berets
House Judiery Committee
Congress
1,000 VIEW NEW ENGLISH FORD FORD PREFECT DISPLAYED
About 1,000 people viewed the English Ford Prefect at Powell Mowr Co showroom on Saturday. The English model differs from American Fords in size and design, seating four with a 4 horsepower four cylinder engine and 35 miles per gallon on gasoline. The car features include interior lighting, amber turn signals, and a foldable top. Export models use right hand drive and a twin hitch drive, reflecting the export purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Mowr Co
Asolute
Gunstrueton
United States
Well Known Lottsville Resident Dies In Ilness
Delwayne Giate a longtime Lottsville resident and retired turner died Sunday afternoon at his home. He was a member of the Sugar Grove Methodist Church and survived by his wife Charlotte and several children. Funeral services are planned at the Sugar Grove Methodist Church with burial in Wrightsville Cemetery after prayers at the Schoonover Hospice Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delwayne Giate
Jeesune
Loutsville
Welock
Clark
Sigur
Charlotte
Asof
Robert Clark
Corry
R. D.S
Ralph Flick
Saeyertown
Margaret Clark
Schoonowe Fuhepsil
Wiloer
Methodist
Sugar Grove
Price
Wrightsville Cemetery
Nationalists and Reds clash amid bombardment reports
chaotic dispatch describes Nationalist and Communist lines near Nanking with artillery fire, explosions, and shifting loyalties. observers note pressure for negotiation while Red broadcasts denounce a peace offensive and accuse the government of seeking surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jgbrtinuen
Red
Li Chi-Sher
Li Tsiing-Jew
Communist Party
Alteime
Soviet Union
Navkite
Wun Govprement
Tenslott
Nanking
Carrie Sturdevant Buried in Saturday Funeral Service
Mrs Carrie Sturdevant was laid to rest Saturday in a Methodist service at the Davison Funeral Home. Rev James McIntosh led the rites with bearers Frank Kinley Franklin Johnston Vernon Welsh and Thomas Garsty. Burial followed in the Minty Lot at Briken Funeral Cemetery, attended by relatives neighbors and friends. Mrs Crs Allen of Spartamsburg attended the service.
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Mneru
Minswarrle L. Shurdevant
Davison
Neishbors
James McIntosh
Methodist Church of
Two Die as Plane Crashes at Andrews Field
Washington dispatch reports a C-45 based at Bolling Field crashed near Andrews Field in Maryland on a New York bound test flight. Two aboard Col. David J. Eninger and Col. Bradford A. Shaw were killed and five others injured. Peerless details mention Eninger former plaque maintenance chief and Shaw a local Army student. both served in World War II. Also noted: DiLBois August Chase Korky, 14, a clothier and former director of Lie People's State Banks, died Saturday with widow and two children surviving. funeral planned tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wweee
Aldrei= Field
Kearby
Maryland
Bolling Field
New York
Boll Be Field
David J. Eninger
Washineton
D.C
Bradford A. Shaw
Arlington
Ehinger
Dar Fishury
Air Iave
Shaw
South Calveri Mass
Pacific
Dilbois
August Chase Korky
Lie People’s Btale Banks
Wind
Biel Eure Over Fo Thw Im Eten Bar
The note records a claim or event dated the tenth of a month involving Biel Eure Over. It mentions a bar setting and a time reference, with limited readable context about parties or locations. Further details are unreadable due to damaged text.
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South Center Street
Adrian A. Sorenson
Mdinboro State Teachers College
East Main Street
Esso
Corry Memorial Hospital
Érel Gi Harold Wagner Ah
Jamestown
Pennsylvania
William D. Tord
Warren
My Todd
Fining Co
Oklahoma
Alfred G. Sandfall
Hesse
Associated Press
James Mileski
Clymer, & D
Wis
Corry Hospital
Waller
Baldwin Brothers Paving Co
West Main Street
Athough
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sherman
M. A
Shorecharger Bay
Wayne Street
Dames J Hannon
Prinklin
Chicago Railway Equipment Company
Franklin
Railway Equipment Company
Merrlinga
Pantoy
The
Nazarene
Wil
WERC
Erie
Clyde Kinbs
Costa
Kane
Kell
Pine
Lottsville
Carl Klein
Brooklyn
N. Y
Star Line Barn
Paul’s Hardware & Service
Pirates
Carrie Sturdevant
J. C.swail
Canada
National Research Canel
Swail
International Sourdphotog
Oldsmobile
Wiggers Garage
Corry, PA
Turner
Turner's
Reb
Lava
Ual Wine City
Ron Tang
Fila
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