Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
Twenty years ago on January 28 1932 the Journal reported P Williams of Equitable Life elected to the board of the Edward A Woods Company of Pittsburgh. An entertainment was planned for February 18 and 19 at the Junior High with about 300 children participating. Mrs Pansy Darling widow of Archie B Darling died at home on West Wayne street after 22 years in Corry. Police seek a theft probe into meat and staples stolen from store fronts with deliveries made before opening. Chicken thieves tore a padlock and raided Mrs Johnsons Union street coop stealing 22 birds including Plymouth Rocks White Leghorns and Black Minorcas.
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Ibrary
Pansy Darling
Archie B. Darling
West Wayne Street
Wreck blocks Pennsy lines at Bryn Mawr station
An eastbound freight derailed 14 coal cars near Bryn Mawr, halting four main Pennsy tracks west of Philadelphia. West suburban service paused as coal pounded the right of way. through trains rerouted via Trenton cut. No injuries reported. cause unknown and delays to be assessed.
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Bryn Mawr
Associated Press
Bryn Awr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bryn Mawr Station
Philadelphia
PRR
Haverford
Trenton
Paoli
Morrisville
Sububan
Pennsylvana
Pennsylvania Red Arrow
Detroit
Youth Sentenced to Reformatory in Erie County Case
Shie Le Bull 19 of Nawle road Waa was sentenced in Erie county court to an indefinite term in White Hill Reformatory for burglary and weapon with intent to assist. His 16 year old brother aided theft of a car in Titusville on January 7 and fled to Waterford. Bull admitted firing at a car near a highway shed, narrowly missing a woman passenger. The younger boy was sent to juvenile authorities.
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Aueh le Bull
Nawle Road
Waa
Erie
White Hi Reformatory
J. Ranyuk
Union City
Titusville
Waterford
Toe Highway Department
Bull
Mrs Pearl Hemink Dies In Clymer Sunday
Pearl C Hemink former Panama regent died Sunday at 2 30 am at her daughter Mrs Rue Buttons home in Clymer She was born October 4 1873 at Panama and lived there most of her life A Panama Methodist Church member and active in the Ladies Auxiliary of Panama Union Cemetery She is survived by daughter Mrs Frey Post Panama another daughter Mrs Buttons plus four grandchildren and one great grandchild Friends may call at Buttons home until Tuesday noon then services at 2 pm at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Interment Panama Union Cemetery
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Clymer
Panama
Rue Button
Heminke
Panama Methodist Church
Ladies Auxiliary of
Button
Spitzer
Will
Minde
Uinion
Gene
Tery
Tunisia tensions rise as nationalist push for autonomy grows
Tunisian nationalists reject a French government offer of greater internal autonomy as Premier Faure asserts France will remain in Tunisia. The unrest, tied to rising Arab nationalism and anti Jewish looting in Kairouan, reflects broader postwar anti-colonial waves across the Middle East and Africa.
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Kairouan
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Middle East
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Abdei Krim
Committee For Free Saf
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America
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Groot Council
Art
French Union
Tunisie
Council of the Republics
Assemblies of Overseas Territories
Goritzol
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North African Arabs and Industry Under French Control
The text notes that North African Arabs are good farmers and that industry is mostly food processing aside from mining phosphate rock, lead, iron, zinc and uranium. It mentions France invading and occupying Tunisia in 1881 despite Italian protests at the Congress of Berlin in 1878.
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France
Tunisia
Italy
Plan Detailed Study Of Truck Weight Issue
Gov Jon S Fine called the Joint State Government Commission to study truck weight limits and report to the 1983 General Assembly. He vetoed a bill raising limits from 45,000 to 60,000 pounds, saying data on highway costs and firm share is insufficient. He urged a detailed commission study as an outstanding service to Pennsylvania residents.
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Harrisburg
Jon S. Fine
Joint
State Government Commission
General Assembly
Fine
Baker Royer
Lancaster
Rosemary
Pennsylvania
Walker denies resigning from key state post
Pittsburgh January 23 State Senator John M Walker Republican Allegheny says he has not resigned as vice chairman of the joint state government commission and will not until after a conference with State President ML Harvey Taylor Republican Dauphin The legislature s investigating body re organized and Walker was reported to have quit Sch PaL Wagner Republican Schuylkill was elected vice chairman at the re organization
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Pittsburgh
John M. Walker
Allegheny
Joint
ML Harvey. Taylor
Dauphin
Boiny
Seh
Paul L. Wagner
Schuylinl
Island in Ohio floods threaten life and property
A river flood inundates an island with 19000 residents. partial evacuations underway as streets become impassable and water rises. At Powhatan Point, Ohio the towboat Chief Powhatan broke its moorings, struck a railway bridge, and sank. ownership’s Powhatan Mining Co estimates losses around $50000.
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Mater
Powhatan Point
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Powhatan
Ohio
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Nine Guilty Pleas Heard By Judge In Gambling Cases
Nine guilty pleas were entered before Judge Elmer L. Engs, including two gambling counts and one morals-related felony. Parade Street News operator Ray Cmulewles received 60 days in jail and a $300 fine after vice squad seizures of cash and gambling slips. Judge Evans fined confectionery proprietor Joseph Tannella $100 and costs for a 40-cent pinball payoff. Tannella once sang as Joey Day.
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Pheas
Elmer L. Egns
Ray Cmulewles
Erle
Parade Street News
John Hill
Phil Lupo
Treasury
Judge Evans
Ohio River flood response escalates as waters rise
Mass evacuation protocol expands as the river is forecast to reach 12 feet above flood stage in at least twelve Ohio and West Virginia communities. Numerous areas become isolated as floodwaters overtake highways and Gov. Frank J. Lauscher orders Ohio National Guard units on standby for emergencies.
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Ohio River
Ohio
West Virginia
Frank J. Lauscher
Ohio National Guard
Wagner's Early Music Seen As Unmusical By Many
Years ago, when first written, much of Wagner's music seemed very unmusical to many people.
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