Fire damages home on West Washington Street
Fire damaged Levi Craker’s house at 271 West Washington Street Saturday afternoon. The blaze started in the basement possibly from electric wires and forced evacuation just minutes before fire crews arrived. Damage may reach 1500 dollars with smoke and water impact. booster tank and a roof hole helped limit spread. A second alarm at Box 48 sent firefighters to Chestnut Street where a nearby home and barn were saved and quickly extinguished.
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Levi Craker
Washington Street
Fredeverel la Crusy
Partison
West Washington Street
Box 48
Brook
South Center Streets
Chestnut Street
Tony Brisbie
Highway Department to curb roadside signs in annual cleanup
Warren Van Dyke announces the highways department will start its yearly sign cleanup, targeting cardboard cloth tin and wooden signs on or near right of way. Obstruction at curves will be addressed with owners and clubs while valuable signs are stored for 15 days for potential reclaim.
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Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
le Department
Auto overturns six times in 60-foot embankment crash
An automobile driven by Chester Tibets overturned six times after swerving to avoid another car and plunged down a 60-foot embankment. Tibets crawled out with minor outs.
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Toledo
Chester
Tibets
Tibbets
Rupture Shield Expert Demonstrates at Lawrence Hotel
H M Shevnan, Chicago rupture expert, will appear at the Lawrence Hotel Erie on July 6 and 7 from 9 am to 5 pm to demonstrate Zoetic Shield a new method claiming immediate rupture closure without straps or medicines. He cites 15 years as assistant to F H Beciey and offers free demonstrations.
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H. M. Shevnan
Chicago
Lawrence Hotel
Erie
Maiday
Shevnan
Sheva
Richmond St
F. H. Beciey
Ciniols
Enicage
Advita
Two Have Narrow Escape When Horses Run Away
Amos White and daughter Wilhelmina narrowly escaped injury when a team of runaway horses pulled the hay loader and wagon after the first road of day. White was tossed from the loader and Miss Wilhelmina under the wheels but both survived. Fred Newhouse stopped the runaway pair as neighbors assisted.
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Amos White
French Creek
Clymer High
Washington
Shirley Stapleton
Trench Crear
George L. Goling
Fame
French Creel
Golding
Flora Meal
Tather
Leni Maleski
Velma Seltzer
Prine
Mia
Mildred Proestler
Roberta Thompson
Margaret Reed
Edward Wenzel
Kenneth Legters
Ralph Williams
Ellen Gleason
Louis Proestler
Washington, D. C
ML. Vernon
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Atlantic City
New York City
Albany
Dorothy Beckerink
Winifred Beckerink
Arline Beckerink
Pauline Beckerini
Verna Wsherman
Lucille Howell
Marjorie Korman
Constantine Markell
Esther Quereveld
Doris Querrvel
Doris Ruslink
Ethel Webster
Maxine Wallace
William Martin and Son
Wilmington del
Frank Martin
Youngsville
Carl Martn
Harold Cady
Hartfield
Leas Gleason
Cady
Chautauqua
Jorm
New York
Dion Greason
Lucy May Storer
Fredonia State Normal School
Wilbur Camp
Charles Camp
Charles, Jr
Garland
George N Martin
Russell
Harl Edwards
Lou Ella Peterson
Sphonls
Findley Lake
Peterson
Corry Hospital
Fred Nehouse
Dairymen’s League
Sinclairville
Wilhelmina
Mr. White
Miss White
Fred Newhouse
Education Congress Program Forming in Harrisburg
Harrisburg July 6 The Education Congress program is taking shape with Dr Samuel Patsold appointed by State Superintendent Lester Sade as chairman of the program committee. The first day October 7 features four conference groups debating finance instruction and related topics with findings reported at the general session. A Wednesday evening Education Forum will be led by Dr Lester Ade and other educators. A noon luncheon is planned at the Penn Harris Hotel on Thursday.
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Harrisburg
Samuel Patsold
Hageen
Lester Sade
Lester K. Ade
Congress
Penn-Harris
Fear Bloody Warfare in Steel Union Drive
Resistance to unionization sparks warnings of force against labor. Industrialists mobilize helmeted workers and deputies behind barbed wire. Spies condemned for intimidating meetings. Labor reports say about 2000 armed men near Alcon, Ohio, a rubber industry trouble center. John L. Lewis to address the nation amid mill workers’ war declaration.
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Laibor
Department of Labor
Alcon
John L. Lewis
Car I. O
United Mine Workers
Aerial Photos Aid Fight On Forest Fires In Utah
An Ogden survey shows aerial photography now used widely to check timber losses in the inter mountain region. The system provides a critical tool for tracking fire damage and guiding suppression efforts across the forested areas.
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Ogden
Utah
Hectic fiscal year forecast by state treas
Treasury chief Charles A Waters reports Pennsylvania faces a hectic fiscal year with a sinking fund to retire tax anticipation notes and a projected rise in monthly revenue needs from 9.5 million to 14.7 million. Payments exceeded receipts by 6.56 million last year, and deficits loom despite possible summer improvement.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Charles ‘A. Waters
Waters
Treasury
Motor
Golden Lax Tablets and San-Cura Ointment Ad
An advertisement promotes Golden Lax Tablets as a safe laxative without habit forming drugs and a thorough yet mild action. It advises applying San-Cura Ointment to soothe burning soreness and support natural healing, claiming a firm cure. The duo costs 25 cents for tablets and 35 cents for ointment in drug stores.
City Council Considers Motorcycle Patrol Request
Following a fatal Friday evening accident calls rise for a motorcycle officer to patrol streets. Council may vote tonight to buy the machine and launch patrols to curb speeding on Wart Main streets, with complaints from property owners and a traffic safety push gaining momentum.
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Waekend Lh
Clln
Refresher Course Opens for Pa Highway Patrol
Harrisburg July 6 the state highway patrol opened a refresher course for all personnel with 80 non‑commissioned officers and 36 patrolmen reporting to headquarters. The program runs to mid September with four week sessions for captains and lieutenants three weeks for sergeants and corporals. A reorganization plan by Capt Charles Quarles will limit on duty depletion by restricting course intake to 50 percent per troop at a time. After completion, a four month training period for new personnel will begin and new appointments will be made based on performance. The superintendent’s rank will shift to major with a captain as second in command and an adjutant and intelligence officer added to the staff.
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Harrisburg
Quarles
United Press
State Highway Patrol
Charles Quarles
Youths Held for Court in Oil Region Theft Case
Six youths charged with stripping oil from John Cable near Pithole in Allegheny township pleaded guilty before Alderman Robert Fry in Franklin and were bound over to the county court. Names include William Waddingham 17 Carl Snyder 22 Jay Westfall 21 Dewey Mauritz 19 of Titaville Charles B Allen 17 Grand Valley and Harry Dickey 19 Starroute Titusville. Loot valued at 2000 and bail set at 900 each. remanded to county jail in default.
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OL cIry
John Cable
Pithole
Allegheny Township
Robert Fry
Franklin
William Waddingham
Carl Snyder
Jay Westfall
Dewey Mauritz
Titaville
Charles B. Allen
Grand Valley
Harry Dickey
Starroute
Titusville
Fnictin
Girl Under Knife 28 Times Battles Osteomyelitis
Lacy Hetherington, a 15 year old girl from Gronto, Ohio, has endured 28 operations over the past eight years as she fights osteomyelitis. Doctors describe the condition as an inflammation of the bone and report her courage during a lengthy medical battle.
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Gronto
Lacy Hetherington
Week shows no change in relief case list
The week brought no change in Pennsylvania direct relief totals with cases on relief rolls rising by 107 and persons on aid falling by 18. Net case tolls reflect 5,91 cases closed and 6,098 opened. 172,700 cases cover 567,721 people on relief as of June 27.
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Pennsylvania
Chessmail
361 cot 193m. 4 Fal, 75E 1935
361 cot 193m. 4 Fal 75E 1935 appears as a fragmented OCR line. No coherent events or names are readable to form a full news item.
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