Kellerman Admits He Struck Son Who Died
District Attorney and State Police probed the deaths of Kellerman's two sons in Meadville. A confession claimed he struck Harvey Kellerman Jr., age five, leading to the boy's death the next day or from a fall. The second death prompt investigation and a lie detector test of Kellerman and his wife.
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Lot Man
Meadville
Orkchord County
Auneth W. Rice
Whystic Vial Funney
Sports Township
Harvey FL Kellerminn, Jr
Kellerman
Menryil
Witney
Joyques
Duther J King
Barsi
Rice
Mer
Harvisbuns
Kelleman
Pir Gubnbert
Mead
Ville
Prom
Telfernmath
Telfernan
Accordinis
Inver
Two youths electrocuted at Geneva on the Lake
A short circuit on a power line near Geneva on the Lake caused the electric shock that killed Andrew Sconachia, 17, of Warren, and Lawrence Rogers Jr., 18, of Warren. Coroner A Roller of Ashtabula County said a faulty line touched the water as they swam in Lake Erie. The incident followed an AP dispatch about the accident.
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Geneva-On-The-Lake
Gerryites
Steve Reyrut
Maud Keele
Harriet Heiman
Geneva-on- the-Lake
Lake Erie
A. Roller
Ashtatiln County
Andrew Sconachia
Warren
Lawrence Rogers, Jr
Sharon Case In Local Robbery Hewn By Police Report
Authorities linked the Sharon robbery at a lunch shop to a similar Canty station holdup. Clayton Tuer, operator, reported a man robbed him of cash receipts after closing. Sharon’s victim provided a detailed description aiding progress, while no white-merchant suspect emerged in Corry County inquiries.
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Sharon
Canty Poles
Wischtemann
Clayton Tuer
Lash Week Bull
Corry
Sharyn
Eulyud
Niy
North Center Street
Mercer County
Abortion Yarn Blows Up Only a Polecat Job
Rumors of a legal operation on a skunk near Chestnut and South Center streets were debunked by Chief Planigay. Dr. Stanton B. Boyer arranged for removal of scent glands by a veterinary team in open country. The skunk recovered and could not be kept at the local home.
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Chestnut Street
Center Street
Planigay
Stanton B. Bower
Bash South Aire
Boyer
Tayn
Aga Je
Corry Man Held In Fraud Case
Gerald A. Bissell, 26, of Corry, was arrested in Jamestown on a charge of selling mortgaged property. Deputy Sheriff Merle Campaigns and Under Sheriff Richards say a lienholder Jol Mio filed the charge. Bissell was arraigned in Mayville before Justice Boy Perkins. hearing postponed to allow counsel, with bail set and then later reduced.
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Gerald A. Bissell
Jamestown
Richards
Moynhan
Merle
Fesse
Jol Mio
Corry
Tia
Bissell
dJames Town
Mayville
Peate
Perkins
Perking
Justtier Developments 1
One Killed and Four Hurt Near Pleasantville
A fatal early morning crash near Uw Rattlesnake school House close to Pleasantville killed Chester Borowinske and injured four others from Dunkirk after their car left the road and plunged into a ditch. The victims, from Dun kip, included 15 year olds Frank Hallas and Ray Parhoski. three others were hospitalized in Titusville and Ol City with serious or critical injuries. Investigators sought the cause as two responding ambulances and police controlled the scene near Pleasantville.
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Old City
Pleasantville
New York State
Chester Borowinske
Dunkirk
Titusville Hospital
Mitchell J. Nosek
Nosele
George Deidvieh
Dunskive
Prank Hallas
Ray Parhoski
Plumer
Titusville
Pvt
Bundy
City
Three Drownings at Pymatuning Lake Reported
At Pymatuning Lake in Ashtabula County Ohio three children drowned during a family outing on a birthday trip. Cyril Wanchaw aged 30, his sister Nancy eight, and brother Robert perished when a small motorboat overturned in a squall. Their mother Mrs Wanchaw nearly drowned, was rescued and revived after artificial respiration.
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Breas Andover
Angeline Wanchow
Hubbard
Bymutuning Lake
Cyril Wanchaw
Nancy
Robert
Roller
Ashtabula County
Wanchaw
Jack Simkins
Youngstown
End of Industrial Sugar Rationing Declared
Washington July 28 The Agriculture Department announced the end of sugar rations for industrial and institutional users at 12 a m EST due to lack of funds. Rationing for housewives ended two months earlier. Price controls remain and stock on hand limits for industrial users are in place.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Man Electrocuted After Hitting Up 23000-Volt Line
In St Marys Pennsylvania on July 28 Cesiri Beghl aged 62 of Cardiff was fatally injured when he grabbed a 23 000 volt power line that snapped and blew down near his home. He was struck and died at the scene with authorities investigating the faulty line and the circumstances of the accident.
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ST. Marys
Cesiri Beghl
Cardiff
Normal trade to resume at Java ports and arms seizure
Large quantities of raw materials and arms were seized in Southern Sumatra as normal trade is set to resume at Java ports. The dispatch aims to move materials to world markets despite the prior disruptions.
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Java
Sumatra
Indonesian claim of North Sumatra successes denied
Dutch military headquarters in Batavia announced sweeping new successes in eastern Sumatra. They reported the capture of key oil and coal regions over 100 miles from Palembang, the intact town of Batieradia and Boekit Assam mines, and consolidation of Shell and Standard Vacuum Oil holdings. A Republican radio report of Indonesian radio raids near Medan was dismissed as fantasy.
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Batavia
Sumatra
Duton
Palembang
Netherlands Navy
Oberibon
Probolingg
Banjowewngi
Meyt
South Sumatra
Setenjoe
Sunmira
Padang
Butikord Bay
Duluh
Medayy
Bumatra
Legion to Run Convention Bus for North East Delegates
The American Legion posts in Inlet Cambridge Springs elected Alfred B. Cook of Lekeshore Post and Henry Wheeler city to serve as delegates to the national convention in New York City. Lloyd Stowe Justin Butters Richard Orn Helen Gumbleton and others attended. A special chartered bus will transport Le Monnaires to the final day of the state convention in Pittsburg on August four.
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American Legion
Tiis
Cambridge Springs
Alfred BD
Cook
Lekeshore
Nartin
North East
Henry Wheeler
Leston
Cambbridge Springs
Lloyd Stowe
Justin Butters
Richard Orn
Pittsbase
Burned To Death As Cars Crashed Near North East
A deadly crash near North East left two killed and others injured as a lantern ignited gas and flames. Witnesses said a vehicle blaze trapped occupants beyond recognition while police and hospital staff attended the scene and began investigations.
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Lomax
Erie
Humor Hospital
Hughes makes biter reply to Brewster in Senate probe
In Los Angeles a Hughes, Knight letter to Senator Owen Brewster is cited in a Senate war investigation. The open letter defends private citizen status and denies profit from government contracts while asserting large tax payments and payroll figures. The piece notes continuation on page five.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Howard Higkes, Inc
Los Angeles Examiner Today
Pegardine Uw
Nvesigalion
Henry J. Kaiser
Hughes
Owen Brewster
R-Me
Elal
Senate
Zammitke
Washington
Balkans Peace Plan Near Vote At United Nations
A near consensus among diplomats anticipates a U N Security Council decision soon on the Balkan dispute and the United Nations proposed watch-dog commission to oversee peaceful settlement efforts. The American proposal aims to monitor the Balkans and avert further border incidents as tensions rise between Russia and the United States over the crisis.
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Lake
Bucchss
Balkan
Ita
United Nations
U.N. Secuity Council
An. America
Russia
United States
Crewe Wind
Swantiny
Ballon
Road troubles on Clymer Route 25 054 prompt safety works
Officials report heavy cave ins and washouts on the newly built Corry to Clymer section along Route 25 054. Crews have used timber fills to stabilize eroded pavement and plan to add berms and more fill as work resumes near the state line, with danger ahead and limited utility work included in current plans.
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Corry
Clymer Ruse
Wighinary Leserty
Divnner
Sywshouty
Lincoln papers opened for first public viewing since Lincoln era
Washington July 28 The Library of Congress prepares for a large crowd as original Robert Todd Lincoln papers are placed in bound volumes for public inspection for the first time since the Civil War president's death. Dr Perry Powell, head of manuscripts, notes the main challenge is guiding both historians and lay readers through the collection. He had already fielded many requests and will direct researchers to Lincoln material, despite many pages not yet accessible.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Abra
Ham Lincoln
Robert
Lincoln
Ubrary
Perry Powell
Powell
Coates Named in Local Check Forgery Case
Jolley Gostluss at Wheren, Whig area reports Coates paid up in local cases involving bad checks. A Montgomg Ward store loss of 80.95 led to restitution and costs totaling 3128. Coates faced charges in Kane and Ridgeway and was captured en route to St Marys. A third check passed using Sutton’s name and a forger named Savion is under investigation.
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Jolley Gostluss
Montgomery Ward
Akteomen Cobbett
Tiondah Kane
Cnty
Coates
Tneas
Cony
Cowles
Kane
Ridgeway
Rideway
Kate
St. Marys
Aldernan
Opera
Luis
Savion
Jeamutt
Jim
Turner’s Takes Over Corry Men’s Store Reorganization
Louis Turner assumes control of the Corry and Jamestown men’s clothing stores, acquiring the late Carl W. Jessup’s heirs’ interests. Don Biddle remains manager of the Corry shop as it becomes Turner’s with a reorganization sale to begin the following morning.
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Louis Turner
Carl W. Jessup
Men’‘s
Finw
Jessy and
Tuner
Don Biddle
Corry
Jesaup
Heke
WIN
Treasury Report Washington July 23 24 position figures
Treasury data show receipts of 98 300 690 79 dollars and expenditures of 73 417 398 23 dollars. Balance stands at 2 985 793 983 63 dollars with total debt at 256 457 527 641 62 dollars. A noted deficit of 9 007 019 29 dollars from the prior day is recorded.
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Treasury
Washington
80th Congress Adjourns Until Next January
The first session ended in the early hours Sunday as leaders promised united effort on world affairs while outlining differences on domestic issues. Page-wide discussions signaled teamwork as the body adjourned to resume in January.
Taxes labor and government costs to provide battles
A heavily garbled AP report from Washington outlines the first session of Congress under Republican control as it nears its half- way mark. It notes adjournment, looming 1848 election stakes, and battles over taxes labor spending and government costs. The piece mentions universal military training a minimum wage and loyalty checks as key issues, with Sen Brewster and Connally among the lawmakers in tense exchanges.
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Associatyt Press
Washington
White House
Congress
Sur
Tron
Republi
Senate
Coberess
Loase
Wovermount
Clark
Fearsas Cty
Brewster
R-Me
Philip B. Perl
Max
Baltimore
Ferguson TE
Connally
Truman
Wille
Gongress
Tabor
Trumas
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