Wild shooting investigation near old slaughter house
Police probe a second case of wild shooting in view of an East South Street slaughter house as two youths were picked up after menaced workers, while Rex theatre awards draw $200 unclaimed again and a Plymouth sedan theft in Ray Hart's area prompts authorities to watch for license 38034. A Newport area birth is noted along With aviation ties of the duPont family and two prominent local business and church figures receive mentions amid varied 1939 financial and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East South Street
WEA
Pebu
Ray Hart
North East
Program at U B Camp at Findley Lake
Erie Conference Board of Christian Education announces a two day summer camp program at Pinchey Lake. Saturday features morning watch led by Dewey Low, breakfast, morning session with Rev EB C Plat presiding, Dr Gillicatt delivers address Growth Through Bellows hin, Dr E Paul Weaver speaks Gods Will Be Done in the Community, age group conferences at 10:30, inner BB 12:15, afternoon Children's and Adult and Young People's conferences, Dr J Ruskin Howe speaks Two Commandments, a young people business meeting at 2:30 with an open forum led by Rev H Ray Harris, recreation at 3:5, supper at 6 Grad o'clock, Galilean Service at 7, Evening Service at 8 with Carl Henton, campfire at 9:15 led by Young People's Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchey Lake
Erie
Bellowshin
Paul Weaver
Adelie Rust
Children’s Workers
G. M. Thorpe
J. Ruskin Howe
Scult
H. Ray Harris
Carl Henton
Corry
Young People's Union
New York Broker Arrested as Spy in Germany
Norbert Mackenna, a New York broker and camera hobbyist, was detained for 24 hours by German authorities after his photographs were confiscated. He had roamed the streets of Gatesburg snapping images and only one photo showing a motor truck with two trailers was kept for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Mackenna
New York
Germany
Mackenna
Gattesburg
NYA Director Condemns Brownsville Principal Action
Walter Cowing state director of One National Youth Administration condemns its action in Brownsville Pennsylvania where a school principal withholds 40 NYA checks from students judged below par in studies and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Walter Cowing
One National Youth Administration
Brownsville
Whiteman to Headline Chautauqua Friday July 14
Whiteman and his orchestra headline the Chautauqua Amphitheater program Friday night as part of an extensive week of events. The program also features Herbert von Karajan’s series with the Chautauqua Repertory Opera Association presenting Naughty Marietta, plus lectures by Overstreet and Withers, and multiple concerts including the Cleveland Women’s Symphony Orchestra and the Gloveland Women’s Symphony Orchestra. Major addresses, religious services, panel discussions, and the annual prize spelling match round out a week of cultural offerings at Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bot Jay
Opera Schedives
Ehnungha
Chwutuuqui Repertory ‘Theatre
Olver Goldsmith
Chyuluu- Qua Opera Association
Vivier Herbert
Paul Whiteman
Cleveland Women’s Symphony Orchestra
William Throwed
Utte
John W. Withers
James G. McDaniold
Sir and Tree Club
Saily
Frederick D
George William Volker
Harry A. Overstreet
Department of Philosophy
The
College of the City of New York
Elmo Lowe
Chautauqua Repertory Theatre
Cleveland Playhouse
Irwin Shaw
Repertory Theatre
Ayall
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Remibrandt
Chautauqua Women's Club
Davis Edwards
Ihe University of Chicago
Chautauqua Banker Schools
Gur Lowe
Thornton Wilder
Jong
Bledang Tree Club
Mina M. Bllison Hughes
W. W.jackson
Noel Leslie
Paul Vincent Carroll
Harry A. Quersteet
Phe Fujulungua Repertory Theater
Oliver Godsmith
Norton Hill
Dramatic Company
Chauwuqua
Gloveland Play House
Gloveland Wonwn
Hyman Sebinahy
Mowart
Miss Avolla
Rice
Talley Hellman
Querireet
John W. White
School of Education
New York University
Chauteuqua
Dr. Overstreet
Kirk Willis
C. LS
Round Table
Bonaro W. Overstreet
Belg
Pill Whiteman
Chautauqua Institution
John Philip Sousa
Harry
Erstreet
Mus
Eisensiet
Syracuse
Ile
Helen Osbanid
Josephine Schain
Woman's Club
Chautaugue Opera Association
Herben
Chartauqua
Seleburg
Injuries Prove Fatal to Young Man at Warren
Russell Edward Mealy a 14 year old from Warren died after a motorcycle crash near Dickson Street entrance to the Warren State Hospital. He sustained a frontal skull fracture and brain hemorrhage with several other injuries. An autopsy confirmed the fatal head trauma and coroner ordered the examination after the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Fe Warren
Cyumiles Iine
Russell Edward Mealy
Ed Lowrey
Unemployment Cited as Cause of Juvenile Crime Rise
Harrisburg reports Marauding gangs tied to unemployment fueling crime. Welfare Secretary B Arthur Sweeny notes Penitentiary population hits 3330 then trimmed to 3240 via transfers and capacity figures. Also outlines afternoon lectures and a poetry recital at Chautauqua settings featuring university speakers and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Eastern Penitentiary
B. Arthur Sweeny
Commonwealth
Rockview
Lee Parview State Hospital
Norma
Mail mutilation probe opened after Findley Lake trip
Mrs. M Geertson of 408 East Smith street discovered mail torn to bits and scattered in the yard upon returning from Findley Lake. Police referred the Second Ward resident to postal authorities who planned an early inquiry into the mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Geertson
Smith Street
Findley Lake
Second Ward
Amnesia victim identified in Erie probe case
In Erie a photograph found in a purse helped identify an 11 year old Blaine’s victim named Blaine Beard of 1276 Est 7Hwtheet. She wandered to a local hospital at 5 in the morning yesterday and could not recall her time or address. Detectives showed her parents and she was confirmed at the hospital. The girl’s father Herbert Beard declined comment and conferred with Peace Chief George Christoph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Blaines
A. M
Blaine Beard
Hebert Beard
George Christoph
No Airport For McKean County Despite Backing
McKean County officials moved against an airport project despite local aviation backers. The board unanimously resolved that the county will not build maintain or operate an airport at this time. The WPA project would have funded a county airport with a potential Civil Aeronautics Authority site review ongoing. Police investigated a braiding incident involving 83 year old Bypil Nelkell and a local brass band leader amid city street rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banh
Alhough Aviation
McKean County
Hhances
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toul
Rex
Dan Caldwell
Richard
duPont
Grenogue, del
All- American Aviation, Inc
H. Alliste Crozer
Philadelphia
Associated Gas & Electric Company
Securities Commission
Washington
Montgomery Werd & Co
F. W. Woolworth Go
W. T. Grant Company
David B. Bidkéy
St. Bermmurd’s Catholic Church
Bradford
Father M
Dailey
the Holy Redeemer Church
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Father Dailey
Bill Geartson
South Center Street
Crosley
Jounal Onyons
Merritt Appliance Company
Crosley Radio
Crosley Automobile Slory and Ylemity
General Electric Company
Oday
George Edwards
8. B. Brown
Thv Greyhound Company
Henry Bachomer
Maple Avenue
Neilly
Beaver
West South Street
Willian J. Haxatiton, Jr
U.B
Erie Conference Board of Christian Education
Whiteman
Repertory Theatre Group
Chautauqua Opera Association
Marietta
Edward Mealy
James G. McDonald
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Foummer
Foreign Policy Association
New York Times
University of Chicago
Chautauqua
Helen Oshand
University of Alabama
Chaysilgia Simmer
Katherine Dayton
Georgy Kaufman
Chevrolet
Thomas Motor CO
Clinton Street
Corry, Pa
Fwldinu Bypil Nelkell
Bronkim
Pepuniar
Iijariee
F. C. Chapin & Sons
SAFE
Federal Reserve System