Anniversary of first wireless beacon between Japan and United States
State police checked on alleged pilfering by Anthony Poemsid, 25, of Spring Creek, arrested yesterday over a ginseng theft from a Warren area farm. Two bottles of bay rum found unused. he planned to share with jail inmates serving time for intoxication. A conference at City Hall with District Engineer C. H. Young discussed health matters. A former Corry resident was picked up at request of authorities over fraudulent checks. A freak potato tomato cross blooming on a vine was sent to the Journal for investigation. Brotherhood Day at Findley Lake camp features a 5:30 banquet with a local murder joining in dinner. Marriage license filed by Mangus Hollister and Helen Kasey. Gasoline demand caused a drop in gasoline stocks held by industry. Public Works Administration added non-federal grants and funds to the emergency program, now funding several projects. The Pennsylvania Grange convention anticipated in 1815 with 1,200–1,500 expected attendees. Knights of Columbus district deputy appointment announced. Road work advances on Spring Creek-Garland road and Darrow’s to Stranahan corners, with delays possible. A hay and grain barn was destroyed by fire. life was reported damaged on Elmwood Farms.
Man commits suicide from ledge in dramatic NY scene
A man leaped from a ledge onto a hotel awning and into the street, triggering chaos as photographers flashed and crowds shouted. Police confined the area for hours while witnesses described the dramatic fall and fatal impact. The incident, tied to a long history of similar attempts, disrupted commerce and drew vast attention from authorities and the public. The man had previously perched on ledges in 1937 and recently, with police intervention preventing earlier deaths.
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New York
John Ward
Gotham
Acme
Ward
Pith Avenue
Merchants
City of
Champ Runner of the Bipeds
The ostrich is described as the champ tunker of the bipeds, building up speed with its wings before tucking them in at high speed. It tends to run in circles, making it easy to head and pursue.
County moves to collect delinquent occupation taxes
County begins drive to collect 1937 occupation taxes with a special collector to visit homes. Auditor James L. Meldon claimed potential $100,000 in delinquent taxes. Delinquents include prominent names on public payrolls such as teachers. legal lens to lien nonpayment may be pursued later.
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Clint House
James L. Méldon
Meldon
Schoo
Sharon area river hero saved girl and youth
James Spohn 82 of Brookfield Ohio planned to seek a Carnegie hero award after rescuing a Sharon girl and a Wheatland youth from the Shenango River near Slackwater. Lawrence O Hara attempted to save Miss Lints but was pulled under. A bystander called for help as Spohn plunged into shallow water to reach them.
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Sharon
James Spohn
Brookfield
Wheatland Youth Front
Shenanzo River
Dorothy Lines
Ligan Avenue
Lawrence O'Hara
Wheatland
O'Hara
Spohn
Harry W. Rickert
Sterling Avenue
Grocary
Thomas Ryan
Margaret
James Ryan
Ellsworth Street
Forgers Held in Default of Big Bail
Kane July 2 7 Three alleged forgers were arrested Saturday by Bradford police and are jailed in Smethport on about 35000 bail. Preliminary hearings before Alderman Carroll HL Clayton Bradford Police Chief Edward Edenonds said statements admitting forgery were obtained from all three prisoners. They were identified as Walter Tomlins 25 Kane James E Dilchees 20 Kana and Wil Mam Tambash 18 Bradford.
Trades Boards in Britain Hold Strikes to Minimum
Britain relies on trades boards to set minimum wage scales across 47 industries affecting about 1.25 million workers. Boards mix capital and labor reps, with enforcement by a six-driver inspection corps, while voluntary collective bargaining supports 3 million workers through joint industrial councils. Government guides, not controls, wage agreements and arbitration remains voluntary.
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Britain
Ay United
Vondon
Actiow
Goverment
Ministry of Labor
Trades Board
Arctian Main‘ding
Minetry of Labor
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New Spring Creek
Warren
Kay Klins
C. H. Young
State Department of Health
Corry
Mile
L. Hicks
Hissex Street
Third Ward
Brie County
Brie
Mangus Hollister
Clymer
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Pstrleem Institute
Iate
Lovage Ayet
Pebie Works Administration
Smmary
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Washington
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J. A. Beale
New Castle
Loudirg
Tames J, Catlin
Hele
Knights of Columbus
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Erie
Mealville
Titusville
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Wilkes Bay State
Garland
Gorey
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Spring Creel
Darrow's
Witlell
Elmwood
Hamsie Boye
Boriefield
Arrow
Ike
White House
Queen Anne Pectin
Alaska
Frankfurters
Nis
Pega
Tapi
Shenango
Aiit
UGA
the Bank
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