Coroner's jury clears youth in home intrusion shooting
In Union City a coroner's jury found no criminal intent by Wilson Smith in the shooting death of Arthur Betts, 14, who entered the Smith home at 11 Center Street. Betts died from a gunshot wound after a shot was fired through a basement door and a second shot struck him on the porch.
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Wilson Smith
Union City
Arthur Betts
Center Atreet
Smithy
Corry Mean
Smith
Chavien Leone
Brie
WY. G. Strosse
Erie
A. Lawrence Davison
Corry
Arthur Crowe
Witneses
Aioyagound
Betty
Wilsonsmith
Tick
LeRoy Search
Chilean quake toll climbs as relief presses ahead
United Press reports from Chile describe a vast earthquake zone with isolated towns and rising death counts. President Aguirre Cerda leads relief efforts as rail and air links falter and martial law governs supply prices and aid distribution.
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William L. F. Horsey
United Press
Arantiaco
Chile
Santiago
Chillan
Temuco
Railyaad
San Rosendo
Devel
Concepion
Cau
Lice
Senisgo
Aguirre
San Javier
Talen
Clymer Man Fractures Jaw After Horse Attack
A Clymer man suffered a fractured jaw when four horses kicked him in the face on a farm owned by John Wiggera in North Clymer on Wednesday forenoon. Wilton Schrier, 24, was found to have a jaw fracture and was examined by X ray at Corry Hospital. Geibler also sustained a cheek gash and was taken to the hospital yesterday afternoon, with his condition reported as improving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
John Wiggera
North Clymer
Wilton Schrier
Corry Hospital
Geiblers
al Hugh
Cold snap drives CPA below zero with relief on way
Mercury dropped to two below zero across Corry and surrounding areas as a severe cold spell grips western Pennsylvania. Temperatures ranged from 13 below to zero in several towns with snow falling and limited traffic. Forecasters expected rising temperatures tonight and a warmer Friday after the coldest night of the winter.
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Venango County
Corry
Hudson Bay
Pennsylvania
Ventago County
Raymilton
Hampton Station
Oil City
Franklin
Tarentum
Allegheny Valley
Kane
Fire damages rooms in farm home chimney blaze
A chimney fire at the East Columbus Avenue farm home of Mrs. Susan Sekeral caused small fire damage. The local fire department arrived at 10:00 last night and extinguished the blaze. two rooms suffered smoke and flame damage to walls and paper.
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Susan Sekeral
East Columbus Avenue
Two Found Dead in Truck Cab From Gas Poisoning
Two men were found dead in the cab of a parked truck along a highway near Indiana Pennsylvania. Authorities tentatively identified the victims as Francis Wade Bungard of Farmington Fayette County the driver, and John Kenneth Alman 21 of Patterson Somerset County.
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United Press
Indiana
Here
Francis Wade Bungard
Farmington
Fayette County
John Kenneth Alman
Pattersor
Somerset County
Franklin Valveless Engine Co. Reorganization Report Filed
A trustee report in the U S district court recommends reorganizing the Franklin Valveless Engine Company of Franklin Indiana. The document filed by CG Neely and Roll R Bleattley Jr. cites efforts to refinance under a plan of reorganization as unsuccessful.
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Pittsburgh
Franklin Valveless Engine Company
Franklin
Ih S
Cg, Neely
Roll R. Bleattley, Jr
Gas dealers seek end to price wars in Allegheny County
The Retail Gasoline Dealers Association of Allegheny County joins a state wide drive urging the legislature to curb price wars. The group argues such wars hurt local service stations and consumer prices.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Court orders two staffers to yield party records
In Harrisburg on January 26 Judge Paul N. Schaeffer ordered Democratic state committee officials Carl I. Deen and Raymond Taylor to produce financial records for Dauphin county grand jury inspection. They must comply or face contempt of court and possible jail time.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Paul N. Schaeffer
Democratic State Committee
Dauphin County Grand Jury
Earle
Carl B. Shelley
Carl I. Deen
Secrtary
Raymond ©. Taylor
Easnier
Fox
Kiwanis Luncheon Speaker Rev Edward Feeney Delivers Address
Rev Edward J Feene y pastor of St Thomas church spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon at the Hotel Corry. His talk centered on the Constitution of the United States and its role in safeguarding democracy. He argued democracy remains secure as long as the Constitution is upheld in its present form.
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Uosiaade
St. Thomas’ Church
Kiwanis
Weld
United States
Two People Overcome by Gas in Domestic Incident
Two people were overcome by gas fumes in a home on West Wayne Street yesterday afternoon. Mr Ellsworth and his sister were treated at Covey hospital after a hot plate caused a carbon monoxide incident. Ellsworth expressed relief that the danger was halted when he shut off the appliance.
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Simely
Lou Se Bilsyvitt
Hved Bilsworth
West
Wayne Street
Elsworth
Covey Hospital Telay
Ellsworth
Hilsworth
Oach Mornig
James blocks James approves school program enforcement of in authority
Harrisburg reports Gov Arthur James extends 6 mile speed limit enforcement on state roads with 80 day license suspension for violations. He backs the program tied to the Thompson School Construction plan halted by the State Authority amid financing issues.
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James
United Press Harrisburg
Arthur EH. Janes
Thumbs Dows Llay
Thompson
George J. Rame
Authority
Ward
Pennsylvania
Senate
Arthur H. James
Jenlers
Lynn G Adama
Andy Philadsiphit
Sherif William J Bailiton
United Press
Vaulo
Arthur J. James
Haid He Wals
George H. Hale
Tames
Farle
Communities May Be Allowed To Vote Permits
A governor backed plan to limit liquor licenses amid rising numbers of establishments. Efforts seek to draft a bill to remove state control and create a private retail system while addressing housing and residential area concerns.
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Harrishipe
Liquor Board
Claverniy Dames
Dixclosiehie
Aikard Despate
Omusending
Ny Lundamortal Chines
Hque Central
Unraugh
John Mr. Dent
Westmoreland
Uguov
Anil Scalesallog
Emes
Jn Bly
Oar
Anil Aince
Mithy Mfolips
James’ Tag
Community Loan Company Board Reorganizes Directors
At an annual meeting held in the company offices on North Center Street 158 shares were represented of 152 outstanding. C.F. Franz was elected to replace Milon J. Brown on the board along with other directors Pred L. Barney C.F. Brown Doane Sidney B. Elston Oscar Name Pritz Dr N Troy Gillette G H Gordon W Graham Worth Hammond Glen Miller Nast A Stennett J K Spiesman and R H Vanassel. The board re elected Worth Hammond president C.F. Brown first vice president J L Spie llman second vice president and Sidney B. Miston secretary and treasurer following a year described as very good.
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Wang Waa Sieden
Community Loan Company
North Center Street
Franz
Milon J. Brown
Dludéil
C.F. Franz
Pritz
Troy Gillette
G. H Gordon
W. Graham
Worth Hammond
Glen Miller
Nast
A. Stennett
J. K. Spiesman
R. H. Vanassel
Fencvts
Seme
C.F. Brown
Firet
J. L. Spiellman
Sidnay B. Miston
Rebels Seize Barcelona Heart as Loyalists Flee in Chaos
Reports from Barcelona and Perpignan describe Nationalist forces under Franco entering Barcelona and advancing to Plaza Cataluña while Loyalist troops retreat. Encirclement, street fighting, and heavy pressures across Catalonia threaten a prolonged struggle as observers weigh civilian impact and strategic gains.
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United Press
Barcelona
Francisco Franco
Plaza Catalung
Catalonia
Jose Soletipi
Perpignan
Posny Sea
Roaco
Biuee
Buelesi
Stefemir
Aviny Corp
Tia
Gm Mm
Leontien
Calafia
Mediterranean
Biegas
Mortjalel
Tibadahn
Buytelopa
Ciy
Goss
Aily
Tianis
Bata de Aly
Loyalie
Baresiona
Loyali
Gerons
Flegueras
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FBI
Jersey Lily
Mercury
Franklin Company
Edward J. Feeney
Kiwanis Club
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Detroit
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
New Yorke
Athens
Washington
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Menate
Hon Dill
House
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