Parade Planned by Halgren Wilcox Post 658 A L for Clinton
Community notes highlight a 7:00 p.m. Friday parade by Halgren Wilcox Post 658 American Legion, with over 40 units and radio access in front of the reviewing stand. Other items cover McDowell High School expansion costs exceeding 1.95 million dollars, start planned for October 1 and a 161 opening target, a court or airport briefings involving Allegheny Airlines, local accidents, and various city notices and public concerns in the area.
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Youngsville
Halgren-Wilcox Post 658
American Legion
McDowell High School
Millcreek
Mctowall
Additon
Mrs Carl Gincott Succumbs At57
Mrs. Carl Gincott died at 57 after brief illness. Born June 26 in Warren County, she lived in Columbus before moving to Carry, where she resided many years. Survived by husband Carl Gincott, two sons and several siblings. Funeral services by George Myers officiating at Wood Park Cemetery Coline.
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Carry
Columbus
Ginead
Curl Anderson
Flere
Hey Goorge Myers
Wook
Coline
Ex Area Writer Named to Lead AP Post
Former area writer Charles A Welsh has been appointed AP bureau chief in Philadelphia. Welsh will oversee coverage for Pennsylvania and nearby cities as he transitions from his prior role in Meadville to the national service, directing reports from Pittsburgh and beyond.
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Pepi
Shalev
Kihling
Meadville
Philadelphia
Charles
Area Crash Kills Man Injures Two in Warren County
Hay Svenson, 43, of Akeley, was owner and driver of a car in which John Wigren of Frenaburk was killed late Wednesday night. The crash occurred on the Bowndaville six-mule road, about a half mile south of the New York line, as the vehicle went up a hill and overturned. Wigren died from a broken neck and internal injuries. Svenson, and Roger Berg of Jimestown, were reported in fair condition at Warren hospital. Ed C Lowrey and others were treated for minor injuries. Authorities investigated with local ambulance crews, while the car’s occupants were identified in the report.
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Waracess
Oule Polce Inlet
Hay Svenson
Akeley
John Wigren
Frenaburk
Leru
BowndaOneville
New York
Lini Poline
Exer
Bwansin
Wigren
Roger B. Berg
Jimestown
Swaowon
C Lowrey
Wareren
P Crane
Warren
Hwanson
Berg
Ruswell
North Warren Ambulanice
Mwaneun
Hui Briekean
Lightning Struck Residence Fire Causes Damage in Venango County
A home on Venango Avenue suffered fire damage after a bolt ignited a telephone box and a wiring misfire spread through the wall. Firefighters from Venango and nearby stations contained the blaze with minor injuries reported and residents evacuated.
Voice Of The People Appears In Text Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Art Libs Pete Chive AL Vonseerns Hetford Unuer and Maton Chae with references to a Loyal Order and local figures. Content is garbled but reflects a community note or letter style item lacking clear events or dates.
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Ty Hyun Corry
Dale
Art Libs
Pete Chive Iy
AL Vonseerns
Hetford Unuer
Maton
Chae
Order of Muse
Cory Dade Noo
Career passenger: Hal Boyle's wry road ethics
Hal Boyle suggests a playful hobby of riding along without learning to drive. The career passenger enjoys scenery, avoids helping, and offers measured praise while avoiding gratitude. Rules include not steering, not offering gas money, and hitching a new ride if the car breaks down. The piece humorously values a passenger's creative independence on the road.
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New York
America
Tolster
Pleers
Tim
Delver
Violent Storm Blackouts Greensburg Citywide Damage
A powerful electrical storm swept Greensburg causing power outages for about one hour in the 18 000 population city. Trees and utility poles fell blocking streets while rain drenched many areas and telephone service was disrupted in sections. Only incoming calls could be completed at price headquarters briefly.
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Fasinema
Cheonsburg
Ibs
Price
Union Men Sentenced For Mill Blasting
Eight members of the Textile Workers Union were sentenced in Henderson North Carolina for conspiring to dynamite targets at the Harriet Henderson cotton mill. Boyd Payton Carolina director of the union led the strike and received 6 to 10 years. Co defendants got 6 to 10 years and lesser terms. The case followed a violent strike over a contract arbitration clause. A separate report notes Charles Edward Turner fell 444 feet to his death from a rail viaduct near Meyersdale Pennsylvania while cleaning tracks.
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Henderson
Textile Workers Union
Tong
Boyd Paytonil
Carolinas
Harriet-Henderson
Superior Court
Raymond Mallard
Payton
Millard
North Carolina
Lawrence Gore
Charles Auslander
Spray
South Henderson
Multis
Warren Walker
Robert Edward Abbott
Calvin Ray Pegram
Johnny Martin
Malcolm Harrell
Meyersdale, Pa
Charles Edward Turner
Kitamiller, Md
Somerset County
Turner
Western Maryland Railroad
Pittsburgh Bank Robbery Ends in Shocking Shootout
Pittsburgh officers Anthony Paga and Robert Thompson were critically wounded in a hail of gunfire while pursuing two bank robbers who fled with $27,000 from the Hays Branch. Bandits Joseph Gallo and Eddie Kern surrendered after a lengthy chase across the West End. Gallo was wounded in the hip, Kern unharmed. Police, aided by helicopters, roared through the area as hundreds converged on the hillside scene.
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Plaisburga
Vocwis
Pittsbueh
Anthony Paga
Robert W. Thorripson
Paga
Thompson
Joseph Gallo
Pittsburgh
Eddie Kern
Galto
Hays
Peoples First, National Bank & Trust Co
West End
Gaith
Kern
Jed
Gaito
Lyi
Bank Heist Fails as Robbers Are Caught in Public Battle
Witnesses describe a bank robbery battle with gunfire and a daring getaway. Police recovered the loot hidden under a log after the escape vehicle, driven by a man named Robert Boyd according to Gailo, failed to flee. Two suspects entered the bank and a 17 year old boy and his mother were inside when the incident escalated, triggering heat exhaustion among officers at the scene.
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Gailo
Robert Boyd
Leonard Cuppolo
Doctor OK After 92nd Operation
Dr F Grube pioneer in use of x rays to fight cancer reported in good condition after his 92nd operation for cancer caused by overexposure. Swedish Covenant Hospital surgeons operated three hours removing the index finger and a cancerous mass the size of a lemon from under his right arm. He had lost his left head and large portions of his jaw in prior operations.
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Chiagu Tar
Emnil F. Grube
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Grubbe
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