Bills Threaten Pennsylvania Highway Program Wrecking Funds
United Press reports in Philadelphia that two Pennsylvania General Assembly bills are labeled high wreckers by the Keystone Automobile Club. Senator Pay and Representative Sowers seek to divert motor funds to welfare and poor relief, risking thousands of highway jobs and halting road expansion and maintenance. The club warns the measure would wipe out the motor license fund and devastate highway construction and related industries.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Keystome Automobile Club
Senator Pay
Sowers
Department of Highways
J. Barton Weeks
Philadelphia, Motorist Group
Pay
Department of Welfare
Ul Allied
Sven
Funeral of Mrs Grimes in 2 o'clock services
Funeral services for Mrs Addie Grimes were held Saturday at 2 PM from her daughter Mrs A Thomas 108 West Congress Street. Rev B A Huckqustar of the Baptist Church officiated. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with Laurence Thomag Loren Thomas G B Kysar and George Kurry assisting as hearers. Relatives from out of town included Mrs Della Hart Mrs Bertha Martin and Ralph Vermont Dare and sister Mr and Mrs Donald Gravink Sherman Mrs Gertrude Gravink William Shum MM Wear Swanson ay Ror Chestley Windley Lake Mr and Mrs Charl Wrox Buffalo Mr and Mrs an freon any Mrs Luella Crofopt ant own John Ginee daughter of Jam Union City.
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Addie Grimes
A. ‘Thomas
Congress Street
B. A. Huckqustar
The
Baptist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Laurence Thomag
Loren ‘Thomas
G. B. Kysar
George Kurry
Della Hart
Bertha Martin
Ralph
Vermont Dare
Donald Gravink
Sherman
Gertrude Gravink
William Shum
MM Wear
Swanson
Chestley
Windley Lake
Charl Wrox
Buffalo
Frustrated Looting of Warren Warehouse
Warren July 18 A warehouse theft attempt at Warren Wholesale Company on Fourth Avenue West was thwarted when a truck with New York plates was spotted nearing a rear door by Ex-Sheriff Jefferson. Police followed but suspects fled, leaving the partly loaded truck. The alleged owner, Charles J. Gennuso of Buffalo, was detained for questioning. The warehouse had previous robberies, with groceries cigarettes and tobacco among items found. No charges yet filed.
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Warty Yeseraay
Haehn
Jefferson
Buffalo
Warren
Charles J. Gennuso
Bust Ave
Hela
Mileea
M E Church Picnic at Lake Canadontah
The First Methodist Episcopal Church plans its annual picnic at Canadontah Lake on Saturday afternoon July 28. A full schedule of athletic events with prizes is planned and the picnic dinner will be served at 5 30 PM. Transportation by church vehicles will be provided for those needing a ride.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Canadont
Churen
Hoss
Oscar Johason
Barald Dietzel
Mu May Blair
Rustoe Dearing
R. L. Yount
Walter Rhys
Irving Young
Dearing
Oscar Johnson
TF. A. Loveland
Walter Rhodes
C. M. Hengst
Kenneth Barnes
Arland Briggs
Plente
Collins to Quit as Commissioner Amid Health Hope
Collins wrote to Pino expressing hope to regain strength and return to duties from a hospital hold. He said a resignation would be submitted if no expected improvement occurs within a reasonable time, noting medical advice and a governor’s request.
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Ings Collins
Pino
Collins
Dr. Smith Seeks Specialist Help in Philadelphia
Dr. A. L. Smith, a well known local physician, has curtailed practice due to illness and departed Saturday for Philadelphia to consult specialists about his health. He is accompanied by Dr. G. H. Clapp. Mr. A. B. Crandall of Hazelhurst visited Mrs. A. W. Rauscher over the weekend and returned home today.
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A. L. Smith
Philadelphia
A. B. Crandall
Hazelhurst
A.W Rauscher
Fatal Crash Near Kennedy Inquest Verdict
Jamestown July 18 Coroner David Lincoln published his verdict in the inquest into the death of Eugene Welmh 21 of 123 Russell Boulevard RFD Bradford PA who died July 31 near Sunray at the Jamestown Randolph and Ellington goods collision. The coroner attributes possible negligence to Lyle Rohrbach 21 of 159 Summer Street Bradford but finds no gross negligence to file criminal charges and releases Rohrbach from bond. Rohrbach’s car, wrecked after striking a stationary truck driven by Ralph Martin 37 of Spartansburg PA.
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Jamestown
David Lincoln
City Hall
Eugene Welmh
Russell Boulevard
R. FD
Bradford
Sunray
Jamestown-Randolph
Eilington
Rohrbach
Lyle L. Rohrbach
Summer Street
Welen
Wreck
L Steel
Ralph Martin
Spartansburg
McDermott Ready to Begin Street Repair in Yiles
John McDermott of Me Deermott Construction Company, Yiles, Ohio, prepares to start work on East Main street resurfacing and Union street construction after being low bidder in state highway projects. He plans to begin within a week, establish quarters at the Imperial hotel, and use local labor where possible.
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John McDermott
Me. Deermott Construction Company
Yiles
Ohio
McDermott
Harrisburg
Franklin
City
Imperial Hotel
First Avenue
Main Street
Logs
Mast Main Street
Tiperini Note
ERIE NEGRESS SLASHED PRI HUSBAND ARRESTED
Marie Cook of 235 Test Sixteenth street was critically wounded by three stab wounds to the breast. Her husband James J. Cook, 49, was arrested after the attack as police investigated, a small son taken to detention home, and the scene described as bloodied and dramatic.
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Erie
Janes J. Cook
Tom Cox
Huber
Les
Wochner
Ueely
Papa
Capts Houghton Injured In Fall At Camp
Captain Houghton sustained injuries during a fall at the camp under the direction of Captain Walter A. Linn, plans and training officer of the 11th. The day’s activities included gas mask drills inside a flooded box car and a timed entry exercise. Troops hosted thousands of visitors over Sunday, with excursions from across the state and a farewell parade by the 113th Infantry to Major General William Price Jr. retiring this summer.
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Walter A. Linn
113Th Infantry
William Price, Jr
Chesterfield Cigarettes Promise Mild, Better Flavor Coast to Coast
A bold tobacco advertisement asserts Chesterfield cigarettes are milder than others. It claims tobaccos are ripened and sweetened in sunshine, cured by farmers, aged two years in hogsheads, and blended from fine Turkish and Domestic tobacco for superior flavor and aroma.
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Chesterfield
Vast Relief Counties Journal Entry Noted
A fragmented clipping mentions a Washington program day and scheduling details marked by OCR errors. It preserves names and numbers in a partial form, indicating an organized county level notice or chronicle within a larger journal volume.
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General Assembly
Keystone Auto| Club
Mrs. Grimes
Central
North School Avenue
Gratinato
M.E. Church
Lake Canadohta
Cont
J. L. Newhouse Co
Newhouse
Center St
Corry
DR. Smith
Phila
Ree
Kennedy
Lincoln
Columbia Coast To Coast Network
D.T
M'Dermott
Capt. Houghton
New York
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