Local Patrol Crackdown. New Store and Parties Noted
State highway patrolmen renew campaign against local motor code violators with a car check on West Smith and North Center. The Helen Shopper, a new store by Miss Helen Jones, to open mid August in Masonie Temple, offering children's clothes and ladies ingenue. E. J. Lewis injured at McInnes Steel plant, treated at Corry Hospital. Miss Coletta Bennett, bride-to-be, hosted a party for nine as she prepares to wed Dr. E. J. Deissler of Meadville. Property owners began painting to improve appearances citywide.
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North Center Streets
Helen
Helen Jones
Masonie Temple
Coletta Bennett
Ollie McClintock
East Wayne Street
Bennett
E. J. Deissler
Mead~vile
French taxes and U S aid examined in Senate report
A Senate Appropriations committee report, released July 12, notes France relies on indirect taxes and keeps poor records, making real tax reform hard. It praises cautious moves to curb evasion while France balances income tax rates with coverage of wares and salaries.
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U. S
France
Decision Held On Appeal Of Five Communist Defendants
U S District Judge Rabe F Marsh withheld ruling on the appeal of five Communists charged with conspiring to advocate overthrow of the government by force. Defense cites pretrial articles about Nelson Dolsen as prejudicial to the jury. Also named are party aides Albertson Weissman and Careuthers. Levy Confirmed As U S Attorney In Middle Pennsylvania District.
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promieu_eres
Pittsburgh
U. S
Rabe F. Marsh
Steve Nelson
Pennsylumnus
James Dolsen
Lengthy session of Assembly ends today in chaos
The Senate had insisted on a 20 million maintenance grant. Gov Fine appointment Attorney General Robert Woodside approved to advise on State Superior Court bench and will stay as attorney general until Sept 28. Woodside earns 23000 annually and will be sworn later. Assembly approves Water bills and one percent sales tax religious articles list with September effective date. Speaker Chiles O Smith and Senator Taylor conferred after a late night session to decide to work another day.
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Senate
Baby killed as truck wheel runs over child on farm
Eugene Tressier Elliott, 45 months, died instantly on Eliott Hurd’s Portville Township farm after a truck he rode in tipped and his hand was drawn under a rear wheel. The vehicle, driven by his grandmother Effie A. Hurd, jolted on rough ground and the door opened, ejecting the youngster.
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Shirley Yea Tio "Tressler
How Smart Are You Classified Quiz Answers
A reader quiz lists ten questions from a 20th century page. Topics include forecasts by Emil Hurla, the value of years in a score, geometry, literary terms, Caribbean islands, Bryan's presidential runs, stereoscopes, Jersey location, sound speed, and beer ingredients.
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National Press Club
Washington
D. C
West Indies
Pearl of the Antilles
William Jennings Bryan
Isle of Jersey
Taft’s Condition Worsens After Surgery
New York Hospital announced Sen. Robert A. Taft’s condition deteriorated after an exploratory abdominal wall operation. The bulletin said he is responding less to treatment and not taking food satisfactorily, delaying his return to Washington.
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Taft
New York
Robert A. Taft
New York Hospital
Ohio Republican
Washington
Ton
Woman Flung From Auto Near Dempsey Town In 11 A.M. Crash
A North East woman, Mrs Hazel Olsen age 53, was thrown from a car after a tire blew on a Franklin truck near Dempsey town around 11 05 a m. She rolled about 30 feet, sustained severe lacerations and was in fair condition at Franklin Hospital. The driver was Joseph Schiffer Jr of Franklin R D 2. The crash occurred on Route 417 as the southbound truck passed the Olsen vehicle. The impact tore the car door and flung Mrs Olsen out. her husband Rev Donald Olsen managed to stop the car about 100 feet away.
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Dempseytown
Hazel Olsen
Franklin Hospital
Olsen Wes
Route 417
Dempsey Town
Probation Set For Erie Driver
Judge Samuel Roberts placed Bernard E. Robbins on three years probation for drunken driving and hit and run. If caught driving during probation he faces jail. Robbins must pay a $200 fine and forfeit highway rights. A passenger, Mary Russell, 12, was not hurt. A witness described the crash as the car rolling “like a wheel.”
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Erie
Elmer Evans
Samuel Roberts
Roberts
Bernard E. Robbins
Eric
Robbins
Smith Presses for Overnight Access to Bill Printing
Smith urged overnight access to the bulky general appropriations bill amid objections from Taylor. He won after leaders uncovered a messaging mixup between chambers. Six conference reports needing printing were stalled by message clerks.
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Taylor
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