Heroic Coast Guard-Style Rescue at Cubs Geke Pool
Herma Kuhl and four policemen from the Olean force saved the four youngest children from drowning at Cubs Geke Sunday as a motorized boat carrying them was swamped. Rev Harvey H Blair, 71, retired Methodist preacher, died suddenly at his home yesterday morning after serving pastorates in Lawrence Paris Albion Merter Sykesville Punssitawney and Saldmanea and Watts Phils before retirement two years ago.
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Herma Kuhl
Olean’ Force
Cubs Geke
Mors. Iiiiein H. Bendean
Fie
Harvey H. Blair
Lawrence Paris
Albion
Merter
Sykesville
Punssitawney
Saldmanea
Watts Phils
Local notices and items from City and Vicinity
Snoshéen cake flour and other groceries listed with prices. Memorial hospital report on a patient with a fractured hip after a fall at 614 Main Street. Various local notices include charity events, meetings, and public ads. Drownings and accidents noted in DuBois pool and local crashes.
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Wilcox
Dunkirk
Matilda G
Swinson
Fortanly
Ee ‘Memorial Hospital
Main
FUR ROBBERS NOW FACE JEWEL THEFT CHARGES
Three Altoona men, Reuben R. Robinson 68 Curwensville, Edger Swartz and William Kelly, were served warrants charging them with stealing 3 000 to 5 000 dollars in jewelry from the Shomburg Jewelry store at State College last February 18. They face hearings before Justice Harold Cowher. Robinson had prior sentences including four to eight years and a 2 000 dollar fine for a furrier theft.
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Associated Press
Cleanfield
State College
Olessfeld
William C. Chase
Cusing
Reuben R. Robinson
Wensville
Edger Swartz
Willam Kelly
Altoona
Shomberg
Sak
Justice of the Pease
Harold Cowher
Robinson
Swartz
Kelly
Harry Walls
Altooria
State Superior Court
Eight candidates seek sheriff nominations in Erie County
Close of filing period disclosed two judge candidates J Orin Waite Republican incumbent and William J Carney of Erie. Seven run for Republican sheriff nomination Fred W Lamberton W G Stroble Sion H Blair W S Wil Glellsnnd Thomas H Clapper Albert G Miller Minnie Spangenberg. One Democrat Joseph F Lake Crawford of Erie.
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Orphans Court
Ab Thie
J. Orin Waite
William J. Carney
Aldo
Erie
Fred W. Lamberton
Erie County
W. G. Stroble
Sion H. Blair
Union Guy
Glellsnnd
Thomas H. Clapper
McKean
Albert
G. Miller
Misa
Minnie Spangenberg
Exe
Joseph F. (Lake) Crawford
LaGuardia opposes O'Dwyer in New York race
New York reports a split in the 1940s era race with Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia seeking a third term while prosecutor William O'Dwyer leads the opposition. O'Dwyer hints he would accept a Republican nomination if backed by the GOP and city controller Joseph D. McGoldrick. Also noted are a death from a fall in Philadelphia, a young eye injury, and various local incidents across several states.
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New York
F.H. LaGuardia
William O'Dwyer
Brooklyn
Joseph D.mcgoldrick
Urge Registration Opens for Housing Project Rooms
The city launches the housing project this week with urged registrations for homes, apartments, and rooms. The Golden Rule City Office reports inquiries rising as January plans are delayed, with about 12 offices listed and a price of 616 cited.
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Gennestoh
Eyote
Ureed
Sparlmonts
Informa- Hon
Oyer Lony Minking
Eldred Bandits Are Sentenced In Bank Robbery Case
Four men staged the May 14 holdup of the First National Bank of Eldred. Francis Bpintey and John Simmons were each sentenced to eight to twenty years plus a two to five year consecutive term for related charges. Shinley, extradited from Minnesota, received similar terms. John Ascher was killed in Buffalo during the FBI pursuit. Spinley captured near Kane. Fork remained in FBI custody in Pittsburgh on $25,000 bond.
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Associated Press
Smethport
Francis Bpintey
John Simmons
Buttalog MK
First National Bank of
Mldred
Shinley
Simmons
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Eldred Bank
John Ascher
Fedeval Bureau of Thnvestigation
Buffalo
N. Y
Spinley
Kane
Brainerd
Mim
Administration Speeds Service Law Changes Continued
The Senate Military Committee chair Reynolds objects to sending draftees outside the hemisphere, warning it would delay extension action. He says he does not want enlisted or traitor accusations against those serving. Senator Wheeler supports volunteers and opposes using selectees or guards outside the hemisphere except under war lease terms.
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Senate
Reynolis
CNC
Senate Military Committee
Reynolds
Anyony
Hitler
Wheeler
D-Mont
Corn Prices Rise Amid Optimism as 1941 Crop Nears
Reports in Chicago predict a strong national corn outlook for the 1941 crop, with prices around 75 cents a bushel for top yellow grades. Despite optimism, corn prices hold near record highs, above government loan rates and about 19 cents higher than last year, driven by wartime feed demand and livestock trends.
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Chicago
Jackson Cleared by Coroners Jury in Self Defense
Watrey Monday evening coroner's jury ruled Louis Jackson a Southwest township farmer acted in self defense when he struck and fatally injured William Reynolds a 29 year old farmer at his home on June 13 Reynolds died at Warren hospital about a month later from a head injury that developed after the melee Witnesses testified to the events surrounding the incident and the subsequent death
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Club of the Eastern Star
Melissa Hurlbut
Henry Street
Meadville
McCray
Samuel Dougherty
Verne Dougherty
DuBois
Clearfield County
Eugene
Samuel
Jelenhone
Georgia Wildcats
Koka—Grand Theatre
Columbus Alumni Association
Knoxchild
Olds Hospital
Boger
Wealtha Gillepie Bar van Ausdatl
Oi City
Philadelphia
Gutta
School of Design
Barnes & Carrig
Ovneth
Swarm
St. Clarion
Watrey
Louis Jackson
Willam Reynolds
Reynolds
Warren Hospital
Plane promotion far greater than Germany
The American Machinist estimated the United States and Britain produced about 92 percent more airplanes than Germany, with world monthly output around 8,000 aircraft. Germany 2,900, Russia 2,000, Britain 1,800, United States 1,300, Japan 300, with non-German Europe contributing little. In a separate item, a disturbance at the Jackson Home led to a charge of aggravated assault and battery. Jackson is out on bond.
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Germany
New York
American Machinist
United States
Great Britain
Angerg
Geran
Fussia
Britain
Janen
Thay
Europe
Jackson
Bond
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Paul
Circle Wn. 1
Methodist Church
B. H. Roger
Tas Main Street
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Corty Lodge No
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Temple
William Heisler
Charles Stewart
Sassafras
Page & Ferry
Robert Clark
R. D. Geni
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Fredonia
Jerome J. Wheeler
Lis
George Hi Luke
Chautauqua Grape Belt
Central Avenue
Curtis Place
Pesce
Lester Straight
Rotary
Tutt
W. H. Supplee
Orden
Gourley
Franklin
Pennsylvana Department of Highways
Meadville City Hospital
Jung Nichols
Lakewood
John Ridgway
Besson’s
Westfield
N. C
Hospital Association
Isadore Epstein
Rankin, Pa
Titusville
Epstein
Wig
Gowmeil
School Board
Fcles
Salovox
Wadight
Peachet Night
VF W. Tt
Heddon Plugs
Instave As
Arounatose
Marr
Clearfield
Laguardia
York
Samate
H. Bullock
Medicel Tower
Wililions
Annally
Lea Sarapled
North East
Hls Jett Bye
Nelson Wilkinson
John Schreiber
Helpere
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Chauiffeurs
Comet
A.B. Lares Aid
Wth
E. Bush
North Center Street
Roy Vogt
West Bent Strest
Fast Church Strest
Isha Milford Ammons
Tewethoff
Philip Shaw
Potter
Eldred
Spinley and Simmons
OMFAM
Lindatey’s Pharmacy
Masts Cotton Shop
Gilour
California
Sunkist
Carolina
Ohio
Rite Bread
Beverly Crackers
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