Alumnis organize amid murder case delays
The story outlines postponements in the murder case involving John Polenz and Joe Senauskas, Warren County, with the Pardon Board delaying consideration of commutations. The condemned men, once set for July 11 execution, have had dates advanced as investigations continue.
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Youngsville Airport
D. A. Arird
Delayed $53 Loot In Hold Up At Union City
Armed bandits held up the Chinaumers OKt Station on North Main Street in Union City at 2 15 this morning and fled with $53 17 after threatening attendant Bud Dingle 18 with revolvers They escaped in a green 1934 Ford coupe heading toward Wattsburg The station operates all night and the robbers demanded the receipts then prodded Dingle to ensure they meant business
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Body of Scion Found on Ledge in Sandia Mountains
In Albuquerque, N M United States Forest Service reports the discovery of John Medill McCormick grandson of Marie Hanna and heir to a publishing fortune. His body and that of Whitmer were located on ledges in the Sandia mountains after a weeklong search following the disappearance during a mountain climb by McCormick and Whitmer.
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State Supreme Court Adjourns For Summer
Pennsylvania Supreme Court adjourned for the summer after a final session in which the 4 hour work week law was ruled unconstitutional and the liquor floor tax voided. The court also struck down a measure creating a commission to investigate the oil industry and upheld the Pennsylvania Housing Authority Act and the Mill Control Act. Justice James B. Drew authored the unanimous decision, citing delegation of labor hour regulation and transfer of plenary federal powers as the two main reasons.
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Fish Warden Probes Bear Creek Pollution Case
In London July 1 Count Court considered leniency as Bear Creek pollution allegations involve Warden Briggs and officer H S Burlingame. A man named Haughwitz-Regentlow faced charges for oil drainage and threats at a Bow Street station. Bail set at 1200 pounds, with conditions not to contact his wife as a wealthy social circle watches.
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Bear Creek
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London
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Mind Tate
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Hen Daome
Dante Nobimman
Alexis Muivani
Pristre
Woolworth
Westinghouse Plans $150,000 Sharon Warehouse
Sharon July 1 Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing will erect a $180,100 warehouse on the site amid razing of ten Shermansville dwellings. Owners and tenants were notified to vacate as relocation details were arranged and houses moved.
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France Turkey Pact Foreshadows Eastern Mediterranean Alignment
The day’s world moves include France and Turkey signing a friendship treaty reshaping eastern Mediterranean power dynamics. Britain and France may join Russia to counter Nationalist Spain and Italy, while Gibraltar’s strategic value grows amid war rumors. In Spain, Nationalists plan a 2000 plane air force, threatening Valencia defenses as Loyalists improvise guerilla tactics. Japan presses toward Hankow, hampered by Chinese units during a retreat. U.K. debates wartime strait passage assurances.
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Hold Girls for Slaying of Boy in Georgia
Waycross reports a 10 year old boy was slain by one of two girls after straw drawing. The girls waitresses involved with Harvey Nelson, the victim’s father, allegedly conspired to kill to collect $900 life insurance. Nelson is said to have confessed. authorities pursue further investigation into the April incident.
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Fire destroys Jamestown station injuring attendant
A gasoline station at 83 Steel Street in Jamestown burned after an explosion. Kenneth Prince, 27, suffered first and second degree burns and was hospitalized in critical condition. The blaze damaged the station and a nearby warehouse, with three hours needed to bring it under control.
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Big City
Six Entombed After Cave In At Praco Coal Mine
In Xora Alabama on July 1 a collapse trapped six workers and killed one at the Praco coal mine of the Alabama By-Products company. Rescue crews worked feverishly 3000 feet underground as they heard voices under rock and debris and attempted to reach the entombed men.
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Officers Take Up Work at Salvation Army Citadel
Special services Sunday evening at the Salvation Army citadel on Washington street welcome Adjutant and Mrs Chesley W Young of New York City. They arrived from Clearfield Pa to fill the vacancy left by Adjutant and Mrs J Sullivan reassigned to New Kensington Pa. Adjutant Young served in Clearfield the past year, health issues ending his current post. Mrs Young, before marriage, led Swedish work in Jamestown N Y and was head of a thirty six piece string band. She is an active assistant to Adjutant Young.
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Mystery Death Shocks Universal Studio Crew Member
Hollywood reports a real life slaying as Xing Gray a 42 year old veteran camera man on a mystery thriller at Universal Studio was shot dead at his car. Police found a .22 caliber cartridge jacket in the vehicle no gun trace or powder burns. Wallet diamond ring and watch untouched. The note began Dear Daddy mailed in New Castle Pennsylvania to his wife whose account contradicted the scene.
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Republicans to Open Drive After Labor Day
United Press reports Republicans will launch a drive to regain state administration with a Pittsburgh meeting after Labor Day. Judge Arthur H. James is the gubernatorial nominee, joined by Sen. James J. Davis and other GOP candidates, promising a postholiday campaign surge and a large rally in the western sector.
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Philadelphia
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High Court Supports Faithful Service Act
Warousbutus Pa July 1 the estate of Squire John W Dalbey of Clarkeville must pay a horse saddle and bridle and a good suit of clothes to Edward Anderson of Brownsville for the ten years Anderson served Dalbey and his family. The state superior court upheld Andersons claim made under the almost forgotten act of 1859 which provided that reward was due an apprentice for faithful service to a master.
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Clarkeville
Edward Anderson
Brownsville
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Dalbey
Rita Ressler Named First President of Association at St Edward's
The inaugural meeting of the St Edward's High School Alumni Association was held in the parish auditorium with about eighty potential members attending. Rita Ressler was elected president with John W Maloney as vice president and other officers named. A chicken dinner followed the business meeting, and plans were laid for an alumni event around August 1 with annual reunions at school term ends to foster graduate cooperation and school development.
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Irita Ressler
St. Edward's P.T. A
Wiss Ria Ressler
John W. Maloney
Wiliam Gould
William Rhuland
Mary Rach Maloney
St. Edward's School
Francis J. Graves
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St. Edward's
Rita Resster
Mary Malone Burkhart
Lyle Wilcox
Mary
Jseph
Mary Ressler
Harrisburg
Ema Lou Filson
Petrolia
Andl’ Costello Ressler
New York City
Two Vacation Bible Schools Will Close Here Tonight
Two Vacation Bible Schools in the city conclude this evening with programs and demonstrations. The Daily Vacation Bible School at First United Brethren in Christ will feature two-part acts including praise and a Bible school dig. Enrollment reached 110 with about 80 percent completing the course, a notable volunteer effort. A love offering will be taken for Blox Ariena Ruut of Great Walte N Y who led the school.
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Corryites at Gettysburg Reunion Attendance
Civil War veterans from Corry, including Arthur Achattert and two others, plan to attend a Gettysburg anniversary observance with representatives from New Kensington and Plano. Shirley Hegies and Bill will accompany attendees to the event at Aero Supply Manufacturing interior.
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