Fair and warmer board meeting and local events
A mixed local page notes a fair warmer forecast and a monthly board meeting at St Edward's hall with Rev Francis M O'Connell named general chairman. It lists plans for Golden Rule Day sale, a ankle injury to Mary Frances Brooks, personnel shifts from Oil City-Pittsburgh, GM June sales, steel plant capacity, and various public notices including motor vehicle hearings and a carbon monoxide death investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS ‘Thomas Parish
St. Edward's Hall
Francis M. O'Connell
Sewer Intake Project Advances in CorryFourth Ward
In Corry Pennsylvania on July 9 1934 twenty three workers per shift push a sewer intake from Myrtle Street beyond Seneca as part of a longer planned upgrade. The Evening report notes efforts to complete by August 1 amid funding doubts and revised schedules. Street graveling resumes Tuesday with about 37 workers anticipated.
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Pittsburgh
William City
Briel
Warren
Hanvily
Id Works
Myrtle Street
Brook
Seneca
RWD
Endeavor Union Bandits Release Pa Christian in Convention
United Press reports from Jershey Pa note the Pennsylvan ia Christian Endeavor Union biennial convention opened with near 2 000 attendees. Notables including Dr. Ross Stover Dr. Ralph Hutchinson and Dr. Louis H. Evans were listed as speakers and leaders guiding the theme New World Builders amid Bible study and music led by George C. Lowe and Homer Rodeheaver. The story also covers Rev Howard A. Smith’s reported release by Chinese bandits and the ensuing diplomatic actions led by Nelson Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ross Stover
Philadelphia
Radio Techiel
The
Messiah ‘Uitheran Church
Ralph Hutchinson
Washington Jefferson College
Harold B. Wells
Bordentown
N. J
Raymond Weh
Cleveland
Stamey B. Vandersall
Boston
Jilly
Howard A. Smith
Washington
Smith
Ghengtu
Pengshui
China
Christian ‘Missionary Alliante Church
Gertrude Ekzall
New York
Antl
Rev. Smith
Nelson Johnson
United States
Johnson
Radio crooner cut by irate listener in draw
United Press reports a clash between a radio crooner Harold Namara of Station WAAT and barber Angelo Fabbrolo in Baltimore. Fabbrolo is charged with assault and battery after allegedly attacking Namara with a knife causing a cut hand during a dispute over crooners.
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United Press
Mhrley City
Nues
Angelo Fabbrolo
Newhire Street
Baltimore
Ravelen
Aniles
Arsi
Harold N= Namara
WAAT
Jin
Angelo
Two youths cleared in Liberty Baking Co robbery
Pittsburgh July 9 Rey Diero aged 12 and Wrani Perpa aged 16 both of New Alexandria were cleared today by Magistrate Z W McGowan of sts picum in the $2,000 Liberty Baking Company robbery Witnesses failed to identify either boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Rey Diero
Wrani Perpa
New Alexandria
Z. W. McGowan
Sts Picum
Liberty Baking Company
Steel Helmet Leader Sentenced in Goebbels Criticism
The Steel Helmet leader in the Eutin district Franz Westphal was sentenced to four months in prison for criticizing Paul Joseph Goebbels minister of propaganda and his anti rumbling campaign within the Nazi party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Premiel
Germany
Eutin
Franz Westphal
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Nazi Party
Miss Atkinson Killed in Wreck Near Conneaut
Two people died in an auto crash near West Springfield between Erie and Conneaut on Saturday. Miss Emma Atkinson of Westfield New York died instantly. S Benson of Pleasantville Pa, driver of the other car, was injured. Martin Pierce of North Canton Ontario also died later. Coroner investigation opened. inquest date not yet set.
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Corry
West Springfield
Erie
Conneaut
Emma Atkinson
Westfield
N. Y
J. W. Inwin
Atkinson
Benson
Pleasanville
Martin
Pierce
North Canjon
Onto
Brown Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Miss Atkinson
Consent
Herusband
Charles Leone
Lester Evans
Hast Springfield
Funeral of Mrs Lola Phifer
Funeral services for Mrs Lola Grimes Phifer were held Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Parkhurst home with Rev G L Boy officiating. She died July 4 at Corry hospital after a long illness. Interment was in Mina cemetery. 참석자 included Parkhurst and Shore families with relatives from Sherman Ripley and Barnes in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Boy
Presbyterian Church
Lola Grimes Phifer
Corry Hospital
M. J. Parkhurst
Mina
Charles Parkhurst
Verne Shore
Lee Bensink
Lee Betusin
Verna
Delia Hart
Frank Barnes
Sherman, N. Y
George Shore
Vern Shore
Await Coughlin Reply To Holmes Inflammatory Clash
United Press report from New York notes Dr. John Haynes Holmes accusing Father Charles Coughlin of insufferable arrogance as crowds praised his radio persona. Holmes warned Coughlin risks public peril and urged humane restraint, while Coughlin awaits a Sunday sermon and public reaction amid nationwide attention.
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United Press PI
New York
Charles B Coughlin
John Haynes Holmes
jDetroit
Dr. Holmes
Charaeter
Two Held In Indiana Co Auto Fatalities
Indiana Pa July Two men are jailed in Indiana County on charges linked to two fatal auto accidents. Harry Miller 29 of Berkey County is accused of involuntary manslaughter in a warrant served Saturday night. Glyde Wilson 42 formerly of Somerset County died of a fractured skull after riding in a van. Mike Sebes 27 of MeIntyre was arrested after George Yanick 1 died from a skull injury. friends said an argument preceded the crash and Sebes may face involuntary manslaughter charges.
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United Press
Indiana
Indiana County
Harry Miller
Berkey
Fersét County
Miller
Glyde Wilson
Somerset County
Wilson
Priacnek
Mike Sebes
MeIntyre
George Yanick
Sebes
Zanick
Hisriends
Sebex
Miner Narrowly Survives Bomb Attack Near Uniontown
Uniontown, Pa July 9 A miner named Hall, 47, escaped death when a bomb shattered his automobile minutes after he left it near Edenborn 10 miles southwest of Uniontown. Two other blasts nearby caused no injuries as county authorities investigate ongoing miner union violence.
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Uniontown
Edenborn
Prick Coke Company
Mini Town
Sherman Loses Highway Chief Sweeney Named In Erie
Erie July 9. Sherman was discharged as state highways superintendent for Brie county. Joe Sweeney was named successor and took charge of Erie county operations. The report cites alleged political interference with Reed and Gov. Pinchot as key factors in the firing, with ongoing investigation promised and no comment from Lewis beyond ten words. Mrs Hastings H. Jones left for a brief stay in Brie.
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Lewis
Jay Sherman
Erie County
Erie
dJay Sherman
Brie
Paul Sweeney
Samuel S. Lewis
State Secretary OF Highways
Sherman
Sweeney
Erie County Oper Uiris
Yormin
Gillemt Pinchot
Reed
Pinchot
Nemove Shepman
Ferest
Anice Pinchot
Itse
Stortien
Tal
Mrs. Hastings H. Jones
Morging
New Period of Prosperity Now at Hand
Washington July 9 United Press reports that American business, aided by billions from federal and state governments, regained momentum after a five year depression. Industrial activity rose from a low near 58 percent in 1932 toward 85 percent, with analysts predicting further gains as government money fuels continued recovery.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington
Bly
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Three Shot At Theft Ends In Death And Injuries
In Richmond Indiana last night two farmers shot three men during a chicken theft. Clarence Walton 18 was mortally wounded and died. Clyde Hayes 25 and Miss Marie Hunt 18 were wounded and hospitalized in serious condition with the two farmers responsible for the shooting.
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United Press
Richmond
Ind
Clarence Walton
Clyde Hayes
Marie Hunt
Hayes
Miss Hunt
Go After F CORRY and FA United P OKA Marland
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Go After F CORRY and FA United P OKA Marland with unclear context. The readable part hints at a multian government tax matter and a new approach in Oklahoma. Names and specifics are garbled, but the piece reads as a brief political or legal notice on tax policy changes and planned actions in Oklahoma and related entities.
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United
OKA
Marland
Oklal
Ally i
Marla
Hr capit banker York extends Oklahoma society links
A cryptic OCR fragment references a capital banker in York and ties to Oklahoma society, with hints of testing and expansion but the text is fragmented and unclear about names, dates, or outcomes. The readable bits suggest investigations into financial circles and regional connections without concrete events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hr Capit Banker
York
Fragmented OCR Item Leaves Readable Fragments
Readable fragments from a local page segment show a terse note with partial names and vague event details. The text mentions a place and a time window but omits clear actions or outcomes, preventing a full reconstruction of the original item.
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Board of Faucition
wTury
Mary Frances Brooks
North Cesitin Street
C. C. GC
Oil Cuy-Pittsburgh
Kane
General Motors Corporation
Dune Wiss
Apqmineet Tilay
Tnstife
Department of Revenue
Ynerel Servetes
Misk Mma Auonson
Gerry
Wid
Sonio
Charles R. Leone
Guiénes
Ohi
Fritts
Eris
Pritts
Th. Virlents Hospital
Nasiow
New York Stock Exchange
Arrayei
Order
San Francisco
Knights Templar of America
Ringling Brothers Circus
Pisa Commission
Wilkin M. Denison
Bureau of Professional Licensing
Department of Public Instruction
Philadelph
Wilkes Barre
Game Commission
Tou
Aves
U. S
Endeavor Union
Bandits
U.S
Shanghai
Christin and Missionary Alliance Church Missionary
J. W. Irwin
Lola Phifer
Coughlin
Indiana CO
Miner
Montgomery Ward & Co
U. S. Navy
Joe Sweeney
Dr. West
Rene
Keister
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