Chautauqua Opens Here July 28 With Varied Program
Announcement from Swarthmore Chautauqua headquarters outlines a July 28 start through August 3 with two plays Tommy and The Mollusc Brothers plus lectures by educators, music including Russian Artists Ensemble, Hopi Snake Dancers, and a children’s town government stunt. The lineup features health talks, native art, and New York cast performances.
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Chautauqua
Swarthmore
Carty
Tommy
Cort Theatre
Victor Herbert Opsras
Christine Bingham
Ian Velikanot
Moscow Arts Theatre
Clemers Radio Orchestra
America
Gifford Gordon
Helen Stacey
Exiwith T. Devine
Clistons
Edythe Sterling
New York
New ‘York
Roselth Annapp Breed
M. W. Billingsley
Salamanca Man Badly Injured In Car Collision
July 6 A Salamanca man, 9 Perry Street resident William J. McCadden, drove a coupe in a collision near the Great Valley Road bend by the city edge. A four year old suffered a leg fracture and a right arm compound fracture. The father sustained the most serious injuries. The other car, owned by Dr Charles Kelley of Franklinville, was driven by his son Joseph C Kelley.
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Salamanca
Great Valley Road
William J. McCadden
Perry St
Charles Kelley
Franklinville
Joseph C. Kelley
Train and two freight cars crash into river after landslide
A New York Central freight train derailed on Pennsylvania lines near Richie, Pennsylvania, when landslide debris buried the westbound tracks. The engine and two cars toppled into the river. the engine landed upside down but the crew escaped unharmed. Two brakemen suffered minor injuries. Rock and debris filled the track area over two miles, with landslide height ranging from five to eleven feet.
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Vnlley Press
Logk Haven, Pa
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richie
Hiepli
Change in Japanese ambassador made
Premier Baron Mahala announced Debuchi would succeed Tsuneo Matsudaira as Japanese Ambassador to the United States. Matsudaira, whose daughter soon will wed Prince Chichibu, will become ambassador to Britain. Appointments not yet confirmed at the foreign office. names to be submitted to London and Washington.
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United
Tokio
Baron Mahala
Debuchi
Tsuneo Matsudaira
United States
Matsudala
Chichibu
K. Matsui
Britain
Foreign Office
London
Washington
Forging Beyond Bronze Age Insights from Rutherford Scientist
A research note suggests metal knowledge advanced after the Bronze Age. The scientist cites ten years of study and hints at unseen developments in early metallurgy. The fragmentary report omits concrete names, places, and dates.
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Wrest Rutherford Ewulment
Bytilah
PLAN STRICT PROBE OF INSOLVENCY PLEA IN ERIE COUNTY
Erie county commissioners announced a tighter probe into insolvency pleas by prisoners seeking release from the Erie County Prison. A Thursday checkup showed several hundred dollars added to county coffers due to stricter financial investigations.
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Erie County
Death claims injured man near State Line Bridge
Frank Rater, 75, of Sherman, North Carolina, died at St. Vincent's Hospital after being struck by a car near the State Line Bridge on June 10. He had a fractured leg, pneumonia developed, and his condition worsened following the accident while en route to Brie.
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Erie
Frank Rater
K.D
Sherman
N. C
State Line
Pensimonia
St. Vincent's Hospital
Rater
Leen
Brie
Maine
North East
Two Suspects Release in Rudolphs Jewelry Store Safe Case
Jamestown report says two suspects were held and released as police probe the Rudolphs Jewelry Store safe theft. Detectives have fingerprints and were tracing suspects with notes of a $30,000 retail loss and $13,489 wholesale value. About $85 in cash and $25.80 in customer goods plus stolen checks from the Golden Pheasant Inn were missing.
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Jamestown
Dilly
Rudolph
Ostur G. Burgdah J
Golden Pheasant Inn
Raskob's Son Dies in Auto Accident
William F. Raskob, 19, son of J D Raskob Hunthce chairain of General Motors, died in an automobile crash near Canterville. He was a Yale student returning from Claymont Delaware to his family home. Official cause labeled accidental. authorities noted the car overturned and he was thrown through a window.
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Raskob
United Press
Canterville
William F. Raskob
Jd. Raskob
Hunthce
General Motors Company
Rascob
Yile
Bruse
Claymont
Del
Rome
Tragedy Strikes Boy in Firecracker Accident
In Bright New Brighton Pennsylvania July 6 a seven year old boy Rivard Chaney, son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Shaney, was thrice misfired from a toy device in his hand. The blast tore off the tip of a finger and splintered two others.
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Jinx
New Brighton
Teowning
Inu Creek
Rivard Chaney
Leroy Shaney
Waterford Speedometer Testing Course Announced
The Department of Highways unveils a speedometer testing course near Waterford to check instrument accuracy and encourage safe speeds. Motorists will travel at 30 mph along a paved conduit to compare readings, with completion expected in two minutes and nearby installation planned just north of Waterford.
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State Highway, Department
Fenthne
Berne Tylvannia
Department of Highways
Tion
Belleven
Mondsville
Mendvilles
Coal Firms Ordered to Pay Back Taxes or Sell Mines
Wilkes Barre authorities order coal companies to settle withheld tax payments or face mine sales. The ruling, issued by a former judge, compels payment of balances or public sale of the mines to recover debts.
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United Press
Wilkes Barre
Antiraite
Fuller
The President Commander Dictator and The Erskine Feature New Colors
Irresistible feminine appeal and masculine power appear alongside new car colors Duskblue Deauville Sand Sable Fawn Antelope Tan and Dal phin Red with antique cun ning in exterior body belt. Upholstery fabrics include broadcloth mohair whipcord and plush matching five door panels and winged headlamps with chromium trim and a jaunty pole cap.
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Waterford
Wight
Walter HI
Merrick
South ST. Corry
PENNA
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Walt
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