Missionary Kidnapping Tied to Rev Kuhn Friend
Rev Gerald Goldner of Akron Ohio was held for ransom in Jerusalem as rebel captors claimed to.Photos show Goldner alive and well last night. An Arab emissary delivered a food list and said the captive would be released after negotiations.
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United Press
Jerusalem
Gerald Goliner
Akron
Arbouttdis
Gerald R. Goldner
Alcon
Ohio
Goldner
America
Capiors
Mim
Jacob H. Goldner
Clifton Moore
G. A. Goldner
William J. Eukn
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Kuhn
Whey
Moore
Relon
City Labor Day Parade Plans Discussed by Association
Seek Support and organizations of the city was enrolled by the City Employees Association today to arouse humanity wide interest in a big Labor Day celebration in the city on Monday September 4. A meeting to gather plans for the holiday was sponsored in the assembly room over the Pennsylvania Electric Company offices Monday evening with a fair turnout including four members of City Council.
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Clyb Employees Association
Wacissa
Pennsylvania Electric Company
City
Labor Day Plans Discussed by Corry Clubs and Organizations
A Corry meeting of representatives from local clubs and organizations planned a big Labor Day celebration. The goal was to divide tasks among groups like Stanford Hose Day, Rotary, Knights, and Veterans, to insure broad participation and a full all day program.
Barkley Attacks Taxation Clause In Loan Measure
Union City man near death after a dance hall fight in Lake Pleasant. Edward Moore, 28, a father of three and banjo player for WLEU Erie, is in very critical condition from a skull fracture. Roger Smiley, 33, held on $8,000 bail for assault. authorities plan to question him. Roosevelt staff note: Byrd and Barkley clash over taxation of new securities to finance lending program with Byrd arguing for broader tax inability.
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Erie Hospital
Roger Smiley
Hope
Edward Moore
Union City
Lawrence Pavel
Clyde Musee
Magee
Smiley
Moore
Hamat Hospital
Erie
Lake Pleasant
Union City Hospital
Hue
Vietin
WLEU
Tim
Aye
Allen
Dibble
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Barkley
Terewell
Alexander H. Wiley
R. Wis
Interparliamentary Union
Oslo
Norway
House
House Rules Committee
County board disqualifies three school director petitions
Nominating petitions for three local school director candidates were rejected by the county board of commissioners this morning. This leaves Maude Barnes and Victor Orn as the remaining contenders, with other county offices and races listed but unsettled due to the disqualifications.
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Board of County Commissioners
Maude H. Barnes
Victor E. Orn
Jvidualbe Gemyeing Een
Fiat Ti Lite
Iolerl
Tess
Edwite
Lewis
Lovis Miller Benue
Gye
Willie
Jelty
Gaien Corry
Ji Gotleord
Mrvinnt A. Williama Aitek Fini Aelvetiony Board
Willian
Desmond
Miller
Maude
Republicsin
Alii Viilor
Orn
Diemocrét
Follay
Tressurer
Mies Lene Mullen
Richart RL Mowers
Chiy Goune
J. Fred Iisy
Fred J. Weaver
Fred L. Barnes
Swanley
Nichols
Victor Eborn
Baynes
Republeni
Carlton Va Isity
Register of Wills
Elton H. Blair
Union City
Dell Darling
Erie
Helen Mo Schluratt
Eric
TH. Schaper
Tive
Fink
J. Schwartz
Wilmer W. Waterhouse
Corry
Cecil R. Wrishly
Brie
Chester W
Zerbe
Harvey L. Hancocks
Flaten
Charles H. Dicksot Ries Frank St. George
W Stroble
Dan 5
Hanley
Recorder of Deets
Harry Miller
Bris Mate Wagner
Winteyvitch
Katherine Knivelery
Harry O
Blount
Mette
Lawrence A
Taylor
Evie
Pumper Drills Scheduled by Stanford Hose Tonight
Competitive pumper drills by two Stanford Hose teams will be held this evening. Five men are asked to meet at the First Ward fire station at 6 90 o'clock. Drills take place at Bowens bridge on West Washington street as part of a series of tests by the firemen. A large turnout is expected and a meeting will follow at halclock to discuss Labor Day celebration plans.
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Stanford Hose
Cfu
First Ward
Bowen's Bridge
West Washington Street
Mito
Ely
British steamer Haitian strikes mine near Swatow
July 25 report says the British passenger steamer Haitian struck a floating mine between Formosa and Swatow, the Chinese port held by Japan. The ship is said to be out of immediate danger, but rescue vessels have not yet departed Hongkong pending further消息.
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United Press
Formosa
Swatow
Haitan
Hongkong
Death claims W A Steen well known citizen
Narven A. Steen aged 66 a Corry resident and business man died at his home 15 Badl Frederick Street at 10 30 pm Monday after a heart condition. Born August 1 1873 in Harrisville he came to Corry in 1896 and owned several businesses including a cleaning and pressing shop a barbecue stand and clothing store. He served on the City Council and was assessor of the Second Ward. He is survived by his wife a daughter Lamont Steen a son, a granddaughter and other relatives. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 3 pm from the East Frederick Street home with burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Narven A. Steen
Corry
Badl Prederick Street
Steen
Harrisville
Spring Street
Boss
West Main Street
Usher
Traction
North Center Street
LeBoeuf Gardens
Waterford
City Council Debates MacDonald Estate Water Damage Claim
City Council members gathered at Mayor Hepler’s office to discuss the MacDonald estate claim over water damage linked to pavement work on South Center Street. City solicitor Kincaid and County Engineer Supplettte will seek a settlement plan to resolve the five year dispute.
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MacDonald
Frank B. Hepler
Wih
South Center Street
Blaine Kincaid
William
Cronin Buys Union City Loblaw Grocery Store
Vincent Cronin longtime Corry Loblaw manager completed a deal to take over the late Hen L Héss Union City store. He plans to reopen with three high class lines of groceries including green goods and vegetables of all kinds.
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CORRY
Union A
Vincent Cronin
Loblaw Groceterias
Tnc
Hen L. Héss
Union City
Unopposed Slates for Aldermen in Fall City Election
Three candidates for aldermen in this city are unopposed for the fall election. Frank Brooks Democrat Second Ward Wooster E Davis Democrat Third Ward and C B Porter Republican Fourth Ward named in county commission report. Prisoner escapes Bellefonty Rock View penitentiary Chas B Porter of Washington county remains at large after all night search by state police and prison posses.
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Frank Brooks
Wooster E. Davis
C. B. Porter
Bellefonty
Chas, B. Porter
Washington County
Rockview Penitentiary
Roosevelt and Farley Deny Political Split
President Roosevelt returns to Washington to confer with House and Senate leaders Sam Rayburn and Alben Barkley. The White House says his partnership with Postmaster General James Farley remains intact though no public guarantee against future rupture is given.
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Unitedross
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
James A. Farley
White House
House
Senate
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Alben W. Barkley
Seven Rescued from Two-Story Erie Fire
Fire swept a two story building in Erie Pennsylvania today. Seven persons including a mother and a five month old daughter were rescued from the blaze. A resident named Martha Wojcieshawski thirty lived on the first floor and saved the child from its crib on the second floor after the mother was removed from the crib by neighbors.
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Erie
Homer Martha Wojcieshawski
Columbus Man Stricken While Haying in Field
A 69 year old Columbus township resident Mark Sayko died after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage while working in a hay field east of Columbus. He toppled from a ladder but doctors determined death was from the stroke, possibly worsened by heat. Coroner Ed Lewies ruled death natural and no inquest necessary. Funeral at St Mary Greek Catholic in Columbus Thursday at 10 am. Generally fair tonight with scattered thunderstorms Wednesday.
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Columbus
Mark Sayko
Sayko
Ed Lewies
Warren
Czechoslovakia
Charles Berano
Fayette City
Andrew
John Ouellier
Homestead
Wes
Aliquippa
George
Mick
Mike
Helo Sayko
Lonumbus Townehi
St. Mary
Grek Catholic
Major powers step toward conflict with naval and air moves
The report notes Russia claims to lead in submarines, Britain and France stage large air maneuvers over France, Germany tests mass diving drills, and a Tinian fleet squadron moves to join Italian Mediterranean maneuvers as August fears loom. The Ancient Order of Hibernians opens its national convention in Pittsburgh with over 3,000 delegates.
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Sess
Navy
N. G. Kuznetsov
Russia
Germany
Japan
France
Louis Bleriot
Channel
Berlin
Rhodes i
Pittsburgh
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
United States
Canada
Ing
Drought Ravages Crops Across Pennsylvania and New Jersey
A five day drought devastates farms and forests across most of Pennsylvania and parts of New Jersey. Corn and potatoes wither under scorch sun as rivers fall to record lows and pastures burn, threatening cattle feed. Over 100 fires reported since Saturday with scarce rainfall and scattered thundershowers forecast for tomorrow.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Dravelit
Pennsylvan
New Trick Allegedly Steals Gas From Pump
A Ford car driver, Richard Owens, 25, was electro shocked while attempting to steal gasoline from a pump. Police hunt for a motorist described as using an electrical device to aid theft as Owens fell and the tank cap was forced open, stalling his attempt.
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Pleasas Iville
Tilly
Richard Qwens
Owens Wald
Fine Weather Boosts Red Raspberry Harvest
Berry growers report a bumper red raspberry crop amid excellent weather. Prices run two to three cents below average but demand remains strong as Olin P. Moore of Carter Field notes the season is early and still has about a week left. He cites favorable late growth conditions and cool nights curbing mould problems common in prior years.
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Olin P. Moore
Carter Fil
Mr "Moore
Boon to Berry Field Reported Boost in Berry Harvest
A farmer reports 1200 quarts of red raspberries picked with expectations of a record crop. Improved weather, late frost absence, and a strong June boost fruit and farm crops. Strawberries harvested locally and blackberries risk reduced sweetness due to heat and dryness.
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Moore
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