Victim's Statement Denounces Federal Raid Attack
Earl Brown writes from Gary Indiana July 21 asserting rights were violated when federal agents and state troopers attacked a peaceful crowd during a raid. He condemns unlawful force and calls for investigation while thanking citizens who aided him and urging lawful conduct by authorities.
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Earl Brown
Gary
Bastar Corry Jourist
Lam
Stondaya
Sol Mixei
Yal
Tar
Body of Girl Lost From Planet Found in Baltic Disaster
Westfield July 21 report from Danzig states the body of Ruth Patricia Northrup 29 a Camel University dietitian and former Deaconess hospital nurse was recovered by the German steamship W. Caroline after the Dornier-Wal flying boat of Laus Una sank in the Baltic Sea off Denmark. The craft carrying Northrup and Dr John L. Burkholder 42 of Mt. Pleasant Pa disappeared in a forced descent during a voyage to Europe. Rescue attempts were hampered by a wave that capsized the plane and nearly drowned Miss Northrup who vanished after her life belt gave way as she was to be hoisted aboard.
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Lafthansa
Engers
Cy Burkholder
Miss Northrup
Nuuse
Ehrope
Pye
Dunkirk Woman Fatally Injured in Multiple Crashes
Dalton Burgett manager of the Capitol Theatre in Dunkirk died after an airplane charter incident near Warsaw. His wife Helen Hunt Burgett 27 died from a fractured skull in Sayre hospital after a car crash near Waverly. The Burgetts had been visiting Elmira earlier in the week.
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Dunkirk
Dalton Burgett
Capitol Theatre
Warsaw
Helen Hunt Burgett
Waverly
Sayre
My. Burgett
Burgett
Elmira
Death of Mrs John Scholton in Columbus
Mrs Minnie Scholton wife of John Scholton a well known Columbus resident died at home at 2 46 am after months of illness She was about sixty two years old Her husband survives two daughters Mrs Nora Button and Mrs Wiaulk vex and a son Hubert Scholton The funeral will be held from the late home in Columbus Wednesday afternoon at 1 80 o'clock with burial in Lymer cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Schotton
Joan Scholten
Columbus
Heredity and Ancestry Notes on Family Traits
A brief excerpt explains that children tend to resemble the common type of their family line. It outlines hereditary contribution: one half from parents, one quarter from grandparents, one eighth from great grandparents, and so on, reflecting foundational genetic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Gullyn Kay
72 Autoists Lose Driving Rights in Harrisburg Revocations
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles at Harrisburg revoked the licenses of 72 drivers and suspended 117 during the week ending July 17. The revocations included intoxication cases such as Frank Pucci of Erie and Glenn Phillis of Titusville. Suspensions covered offenses like transporting Wynor, impersonation, reckless driving, and failure to appear for hearings, affecting names including Robert Mead of Corry and Kenneth Edwards of Girard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Motor ‘Vehicles
Harrisburg
Franl Pucci
Erie
Floyd McElroy
M. S. Robishaw
Centerville
O. L. Hutchison
Sharon
Glenn Phillis
Titusville
Wynor
Robert H. Mead
Corry
Clarence Anderson
Warren
T. P. Parrish
Edwin Lyons
Oil City
Kenneth TL. Wibert
Rena
Lcense
Glen A. Dunlap
Ip City
V. 8. Warner
Clarion
Kenneth Edwards
Girard
Merle Robinson
Eric
Sam la- Huria
North East
Prokop Glus
Edimboro
R.G. Curren, Jr
Charles Leslie Lindsley
Bile
Nation Suffers as Heatwave Strains Nation
Nationwide heat wave strains the populace with streams and pools in worst counties. At least four deaths by prostration and three drowning incidents are reported along the Ohio River near Pittsburgh. In Washington a July 31 record high of 105.6 F looms, with Hoover staying in the city amid naval treaty debates. Colorado and California see cooler, contrasting conditions as heat abates in the West.
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Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Helen Skamla
Johnstown
Stella Dosdella
Brownsville
Edward Tislo
Dravesburg
Uilu River
Avalon
Mary Vacciano
Trene Speicher
Washington
Weather Bureau
Hoover
Rapidan
Senate
Denver
C Dlc
Rocky Mountain
Pueblo
Los Angeles
California
Mercury
Diver Breaks Spinal Cord in Creek Accident
Jamisstown July 24 Algar Frederickson 28 of 168 Thay er Street suffered a broken back while diving at Stilwater Creek. He was pulled from the water by Lloyd Kiefer 84 Barrett Avenue and rushed to WGA Hospital. Doctors say recovery doubtful as the spinal cord was severed just below the shoulders. Frederickson was bathing alone and is paralyzed.
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Jamisstowin
Algar Frederickson
Thayer Street
WCA
Stilwater Creek
Frederickson
Lloyd Kiefer
Barrett Avenue
Mitton J. Johnson
Economy Store Bankruptcy Shocks Local Business Community
Reuben H. Golumbi doing business as Economy Store filed a form bankruptcy with county court, listing assets about 10440 and liabilities 18444.12. City observers note the store had been meeting obligations until recently, with a creditors meeting and probable sale of store property anticipated within a week or ten days.
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Reuben H. Golumbi
Formntary
Host to Family Which Is Leaving This City
Clifton Weber hosted a Saturday evening party at 412 South Center street for friends Honoring MY and Mrs. Cael Edwards. Mr and Mrs Edwards and family plan to move Tuesday to Nocona Texas where Edwards will manage a Panhandle 641 Co gasoline station. Thirty five guests enjoyed a spléndia program with music by Stanley Osiecki.
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Clifton Weber
South Center Street
Cael Edwards
Stanley Osiecki
Hele
Lyle van Vieck
Nacona
Texas
Kenneth Symmons
Marty F. Douglas
Brie
Ralph Jones
Greenville
John Culler
Buffalo
Three Die In Mexican Gubernatorial Election Rioting
United Press reports in Juarez Mexico guards patrolled streets after three people were killed in rioting for the Juarez state governor race. Clashes erupted across 23 precincts between supporters of Andrex Ortin and Manuel Pictu, with over a hundred injured and fifteen hospitalized. By evening NR party members secured precincts and declared their candidate victorious.
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United Press
EL Paso
Tex
Juarco Mexico
Chicanehua
Andrex Ortin
Manuel M. Pictu
Ater
Mshing
National Revolutionary Party
Potato Crops Grown Twice In Varied Regions
A report notes that double potato crops are feasible from southern New Jersey to Texas and as far north as the Ohio and Missouri rivers, with California's long growing season allowing two harvests through dormancy-breaking treatments.
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New Jersey
Texas
Oho
Missouri
California
Free Health Clinic Examinations for Many Tots in Corry
A state health clinic in Corry runs Tuesday to Thursday offering free examinations for preschool children. J D Ronaldson and Dr L M Meier of Pittsburgh lead the effort with a team including two dental hygienists and nurses. About 35 children from Harding school were tested this morning, with Fairview district children to be examined this afternoon. The program, organized by the P T A, uses the one system to examine city children and aid the state watch staff with cooperation from the County Health and Tuberculosis Association. Parents of all under five are urged to take advantage of the service.
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Veletapa
Corry
I Fave
J. D
J. C. Ronaldson
Harrisburg
L. M. Meiie
Pittsburgh
Health Cay
Ion
Forlock
Rie County Health and AndeTiberculosis Association
Proh Official Faces City Actions Over Offense
A city official faces enforcement steps after a reported offense. Records indicate scrutiny from municipal authorities and potential sanctions, with discussions centered on compliance and public accountability within the local government.
City flier dispute sparks broader legal claim
A fragmented notice from the Brown area references a federal incident and a arising claim. The readable fragments mention a city flier and hat-related matters, with references to legal action and officials.
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Tajiom
Lo Tai
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John Scholton
Celoron Park
Chautauqua
Arnold Johnson
Majestic Radio Orchestra
Celoron
Toronto
Rudy Vallee
Chautauqua Lake
Eagles Picnic
Masonic County
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Ray Cean
Ray
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Willy
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Motor‘dam
Regal
Roadstefford
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Aump
Walter H. Merrick
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Edie Aoa
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