Death Car Operation Declared Illegal at Time of Crash
An inquest into the July 13 auto crash that killed Mrs. Lucille Allen found the car unlawfully operated by Mae Sheckler who lacked a driver license. M. C. Donald, injured owner, and Mae Sehekler survived with injuries. witnesses included Dr Theodore Valone and Patrolman J W Blythe. A recommendation urged license suspensions for both Sheckler and Donald for a period to be set by authorities.
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Warren
Lucille Allen
C. Lowrey
Allen
M. C Donald
Mae Sehekler
Miss Sheckler
Donald
Cabinet split in Britain over rearmament
Foreign Minister Si John Simon declared Britain would not take on new European obligations or form a bloc against others. In Parliament he tied Britain’s stance to a broader security effort while signaling openness to Russia and inviting German participation if a regional Eastern European security treaty were formed.
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United Press
London
Si John Simon
Great Britain
Europe
House of Commons
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Louis Barthou
Simon
Britain
Berlin
Warsaw
Rome
Caancell
Adolf Hilled
Reichstag
Hitler
Germany
Simai
Russia
League of Nations
Lightning hits barn at Lecorsisi dairy farm near Latrobe
Lightning struck the Lecorsisi dairy farm barn near Latrobe Pennsylvania during a severe electrical storm early today. Several cattle were moved to safety before the barn burned, destroying hay grain and farm machinery. Bolts also struck other places in the area but no injuries were reported.
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Latrobe
Lecorsisi
Fatally Hurt at Meadville Water Tank Accident
Guester Jordan Riordan, 30, of A. D. 8, died at Meadville City Hospital at 2 a.m. today after a fall from the top of a new city water tank on Sunset Drive. He plunged about 50 feet, struck a fence, and sustained fatal injuries. he had been unconscious for roughly 38 hours. His widow, also hospitalized, survives in serious condition.
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Meadville
Guester Jordan
A. D
Meadville City Hospital
Sunset Drive
Riordan
Jamestown School Contract Award Totals 718 522
Jamestown boards approved contracts for a new Senior High School. John Cowper Company of Buffalo won the general construction bid at 348 000 dollars. Chatfield and Sharp Inc won heating and ventilating at 79 990 dollars. The plumbing contract went to the same firm at 74 007 dollars. Linquest Electric Company won electrical work at 54 820 dollars. Total contracts 718 522 dollars, subject to approval by the Public Works Administration.
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Jamestown
Board of Education
Yesterlay
John Cowper Company
Buffalo
T Chatfield and Sharp, Inc
Linquest Eleotric Company
S Tattly
Plate Engineortik Public Works Administration
Burr Xt
Cottage fire damages Gokey home and endangers others
James Towry reports a fire at the Greenhurst cottage of Mrs. Harriet Mervin Gokey, causing about 5000 dollars in loss. The dwelling, built years ago by the late William N Gokey, was occupied by Mrs. Gokey and her daughter Mrs. Roy W. Walters and family members. Neighbors saved nearby cottages as flames swept the upper floors before noon. Dr. Walters was away in Pittsburgh. Billy Walters saw an air burner, prompting quick activity on the porch.
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James Towry
Harriet Mervin Gokey
Greenhurst
Gokey
Willian N Gokey
Roy W. Walters
Pittshureh
Walters
Col
Bail reforms tied to Avonmore Bank robbery case
Report notes Vance Carter released on bail amid charges of being an accessory before and after the fact in connection with the Avonmore National Bank robbery. Authorities continue to pursue details as the case develops.
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Vance Carter
Cart
Avonmore National
F DR. CHANGES ROUTE TO ENJOY DAY OF FISHING
President Roosevelt sails south aboard the cruiser New Orleans toward Hawaii to enjoy a fishing day on Tiny Cocos Island. The Houston leaves Panama as NRA director Hugh Johnson remains in place amid questions of potential restructuring. The president plans to stay through Saturday and does not provide details on future NRA changes.
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New Orleans
Pramkjin D. Roosevelt
Hinis
Hawaii
Jay
Cocos Toland
Eifalra
White House
Houston Air
Panama
Houston
Cocos
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Vaualinn
Hie Cay
Tenama Tiplaatic Corps
Gonditlen
Stilk
Foulston
Bos
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