Little Valley Man Shot by House Guest at Parents’ Home
Lyle O’Hara, 35, was accidentally shot in the left leg by house guest Thur sday at his parents’ Elkdale home. Deputy Sheriff DeForest McClune reported Sheriff Morgan J. Sige. Douglas Brown, 16, of Butinla, was handling a 12 gauge shotgun when it discharged a deer slug into O’Hara’s left leg, fracturing a bone.
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Fred O'Hara
Elkdale
DeForest McClune
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Butinla
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Multiple local notes mix traffic, births, joins, and deaths
City and Vicinity news reports a 35-year-old Roger JH Coons arraigned for failing to yield after a crash that injured a 3-year-old at Fields and Roberts. Bradford welcomes first polio case at hospital. Sledge faces Sewickley warrant. Jamestown aids a 3-year-old for Hopkins surgery. Staring dies. various local ads and notices.
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Bradford
Barry N. McCool
Aye
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Tidi-oute
Bradford Hospital
Hospital and community notes from The Hospital and local events
The clipping lists residents admitted and discharged including Mrs Glenn Contin and Ms. Bessie Carbaugh with addresses in Spring Creek and East Main Street, plus Mrs. William Lombard from Blairsville taken to her brother Dr Hugh O Hare’s home. It notes dance tickets for Beta Sigma Phi, rosary prayers for peace at St Thomas Church, a fatal railroad accident near Bessemer, and various local notices about meetings, picnics, and public figures such as Daniel F Geary of Kane and James J O Shea of Titusville, with union and industrial council activity.
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Spring Creek
Edward Burr
Second Avenue
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Columbus
Curliss Fraizier
East Main Street
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Cecil Carbaugh
Vincent Porto
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William Lombard
Blairsville
Hugh O'Hare
Mast Bond Street
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Youngstown
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Ohio
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Sekerak
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Corry
West Main Street
Mesdville
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Titusville
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Chicago
AFL Political Education League
Erie Drum and Bugle Drills Open July Show
Staté Junior Marines Drill Team from Erie Iwo Jima Marine Detachment will open the Drum and Bugle Corps competition at Erie Stadium on Saturday, July 99, with 31 first-string members in an exhibition drill. A GE refrigerator ad follows. Local deaths include John Tracy and Annie Habershon, and a Nosco Plastics strike vote yielded a nine-cent average wage increase.
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Erie Stadium
At & P.m
Meerdink's
Philipsburg Falls
Philipsburg Hospital
John Tracy
Philadelphia
Altoona
West Decatia
Mys
Annie Habershon
Osceola Mills
Black Moshannon State Park
Nosco Plastics Company
Two Czech spies sentenced in Linercé trial
In Linercé Northern Bohemia a state court sentenced two men to death and fourteen others to prison terms ranging from 18 to 28 years for spying for an unnamed power and plotting to topple the Communist government. Five received life terms. Emil Weiland, Berlieh Juditka, and Buhustay Houfek among those condemned to death. one plan involved murdering to steal a 9 000 000 crown payroll. The record also notes a separate claim about Peru’s Lake Titicaca.
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Czechoslovakia
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Ranger
Cuechostovakin
Emil Weiland
National Assembly
National Socialist Party
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Juditka
Frontier Customs Guard
Judge Musmanno aims to intern 11 Communist leaders
Pittsburgh July 22 Judge Michael A Musmanno Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor names 11 Western Pennsylvania Communist leaders to be shipped to Russia. He calls them America smears and Soviet sympathizers and says they operate in a downtown Pittsburgh building. FBI agent Matt Cyelic testified before HUAC about the men.
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Pennsylvania
Russia
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Musmanno
Matt Cyelic
FBI
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