Multiple Local Incidents Report on Pet Injuries and Civic Events
A cluttered local report notes a brick dog hit on North Center street belonging to Walter L. McElroy with a shooter’s mishap in a home. Police investigated a barking dog on Sixth Avenue and a state licensed dog was picked up, later claimed by James Lewis. Coast Guardsmen helped rescue Jack Whitmore from a beach wadertow. Gerald W. Foster, 0, Bradford, injured diving into a lake. his recovery appears possible. The Empire State train crash demolished a car at a crossing near Hagenlocher, Erie, while Shriners prepare for a July 12 initiation. A 1919 Chevy truck remains the oldest in a parade. Corry’s new telephone books begin distribution as temperature drops. Driving licenses suspended. several restorations. Paul DeRosay appears in Time magazine. Oil and gas prospects grow near Sugar Grove. A fourth well is drilled, and 95 aircraft are registered in Erie county. A pony accident injures Donald Bensante, Corry R.D. 5, hospitalized. Traffic deaths total 13 in Pennsylvania, 10 drownings, 18 other accidents. The Powell Building’s second-story porch removal proceeds during remodeling.
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Curry
Time
Paul DeRosay
Kate D. Warren DeRosay
Mr. DeRosay
Paris
France
Sugar Grove
Wilcey
Hay wagon accident claims Mrs. Schiffer at Oil City Hospital
Mrs. Mary J. Schiffer, 53, wife of Anthony Schiffer of near Dempseytown, died in Oil City Hospital from a fractured skull and broken ribs after being thrown from a hay wagon Saturday afternoon. Her husband escaped injury as both were jolted when the horses jumped. she never regained consciousness.
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Mary J. Schiffer
Anthony Schiffer
Dempseytown
Oil City Hospital
Schiffer
Soft Coal Walkout Now Held Inevitable
Underground workers face an impending walkout amid new terms in federal contracts. Proposals include no premium for portal-to-portal travel, a basic hourly rate rise to 1.63 and a 10 cent tonnage welfare fund levy potentially exceeding 50 million dollars yearly.
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Miner's Welfare Fund
Lewis
Welfare Fund
Snd
Tewis
Fatal Crash Near Waterford Claims Paul Greaves
Erie reports Paul Greaves age 42 of 338 East Eighth Street died after his car struck another on Route 19 near Waterford. The vehicle rolled over several times, pinning Greaves. Coroner Warren W. Wood said injuries included a fractured skull and crushed chest. Reed family occupants were uninjured except for a broken ankle. No inquest will be held.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Wood
Reed
Piano Player Goes Berserk On Steamer Western States
Harbor Springs mid July report: Ormund W. Stone 29 of Detroit slashed his throat then ran naked among passengers aboard the D C steamer Western States during a weekend cruise. He died five hours later at Lockwood Hospital Petoskey Michigan. Stone was identified by Coroner Dr. R D Engle. Witnesses said he raced along the deck after the attack and collapsed on the grand stairway on the second deck. The ship was off White Shoals Lake Michigan about 30 miles from Harbor Springs. Stone was found naked on the floor of the cabin with throat wounds from a broken tumble.
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Harbor Springs
Mid
Western States
R. D. Engle
Emmet County
Ormund W. Stone
Avon Hotel
Detroit
Lock- Wood
Petoskey
Mich
William MacDonald
Stone
White Shoals
Lake, Michigan
Harbor ‘Springs
MacDonald
Thisabin
Duff vetoes measure barring veterans clubs license carve out
Harrisburg dispatch reports Gov James H Duff vetoed a bill exempting veterans clubs from the Pennsylvania aquifer license quota for 18 months calling it unconstitutional and special legislation. The measure sought to let nationally recognized veterans groups obtain licenses without quota limits beginning September 1.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
James H. Duff
Veterans’ Clubs
Peninsylvania
General Assembly
Uguariicenses
Witho Mt
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Erie Stadium
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