Griner admits killing friend in New Jersey row
Seedless grapes from irrigated Yalima projects in Washington are cited alongside a Bridgeton New Jersey shooting. Mark Griner, 24, Millville, confessed to police that he shot his best friend Albert Witt, a commercial artist, claiming Witt was obnoxious. Griner said he was glad to have done it.
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Yalima Federal Reclamation Project
Washington State
Mark Griner
Millville
WN. J
Albert Witt
Griner
Bridgeton
N. J
Tam Glad
Golden Lax Tablets Promised Health Amid Habitual Dreariness
An OCR fragment describes Golden Lax Tablets claimed to cure internal dreariness and promote health for old and young. The text mentions draggists and a price figure, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear context or verifiable details.
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Anya
Noted Traveler Bible Preacher To Speak Here
Rev Dr J 6 Kinnaman world traveler Bible archaeologist will guest preacher at United Brethren Christchurch Sunday. Nelson gospel duo from Chicago assist both morning and evening services. Kinnaman to speak on The Child Jesus Took in His Arms and Did Jesus Rise from the Dead with forty years of world travel background. He is Palestine Exploration Fund lecturer and has linked with Haile Selassie childhood.
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Kinnaman
Martin College
Pulaski
Tenn
World Traveler
Bble
Treacher
United Brethren
Christchurch
Raymund
Nelson
Chicago
Findley Lake Camap
Nelsons
Jets
Jesus
Bible Lands
Palestine Exploration Fond
Great Britain
Globe
North Pole
Abyssinia
Haile Selassie
Africa
South American
Ifs
Russia
Jivaro End Hunters
China
Promotion schemes banned in Pa by insurance chief
In Harrisburg on July 29 United Press reports Insurance Commissioner Owen B Hunt declares plans banning nonprofit hospital service associations that offer three cents a day protection against large hospital bills as authorized by 1987 legislation.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Owen B. Hunt de Clare
Pennsylvania
Governor Murphy to Confer with F D R
Governor Frank Murphy of Michigan to meet President Roosevelt in Washington for a weekend at the White House or aboard the yacht. The White House did not disclose the trip’s purpose or conferences planned with the president.
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United Press
Washington
Franke Murphy
Michigan
Roosevelt
White House
Tearney
Murphy
Complete Corry Candidates Slate Uncontested in Fall Election
Complete canvass of petitions filed with Erie County shows no new major-office aspirants in Corry. Five seats will be uncontested as Ralph C. Benedict lists candidates for mayor city council city controller school director and aldermen with party affiliations and precincts. Also notes judge of election and inspector roles. Roller skater Stanley Mackford completes 600 mile Melbourne to Sydney journey for conservatory entry on roller skates averaging 20 miles per day.
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Corey Ealielie
Board of Erie County Commissioners
Jose
Ralph C. Benedict
Journal
Corry
Prank KE. Hepler
Prank
Westley
M. Leo Muldérick
Richard Rossbacher
Charles A. Pain
Cleve Morton
W. A. Redmond
George Gordon
W. Ed. Marsh
C. B. Porter
G. J. Wiggers
Franteering
Jessie Wilcox
W. B. Skinner
Pal Hopkins
Edith Crank
C.x. Patterson
M. B. Shambaugh
Stanley Mackford
Melbourne
Sydney Conservatory
Funds for Corry band uniforms appeal spreads local drive
Subscriptions are being taken to cover trousers and caps for Corry band members. Payments left at Frank A. Wilcox Store on East Main and Frank C. Chapin & Sons on North Center, with Journal office counters. Any surplus will go to the general band fund for music and hall expenses.
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Corry
Frank A. Wilcox
East Main Street
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
ANU
Journal
Geners
Purchas
Tankil
Hall
Lawyers Seek To Widen Field
The Missouri Bar Committee seeks to force insurance firms to hire only lawyers in their adjust ment departments. If the suit succeeds, Boone county circuit court will review the case and may push other firms including railroads and steamship lines to hire lawyers for freight rate and shipping contract negotiations. Missouri law clarity remains questioned as to what constitutes practice of law and who may engage in it.
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Columbia
Missouri Bar Committee
Boone County Circuit Court
Rairoads
Steamship Lines
Missouri
GOP Officials Oppose Slate in Erie County Brief
Eight members of the Republican executive committee signed a statement opposing a slate for the primary election brought to the courthouse by Mrs. Dora Burns. Led by W. Lamberton, signers included Otto Hitchcock Jr and Harry Mehl. They said individual members may have opinions but do not represent the party and the caucus question was not formally considered by the general committee.
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Brie
Republican Executive Committee
Court House
Dora Burns
George Burns
Republican Party
Pred W. Lamberton
Otto G.hitchcock, Jr
Harry W. Mehl
Dorman Weaver
J. Bowman
Ray Bauschard
Joseph 8
Sen
Burns
Shrine Band Returns to City Park Concert
Arrangements completed for the Zem Zem Temple Shrine band to appear next Monday evening in City Park. The program was postponed last Monday due to bad weather. the Golden Rule Club sponsors the concert in the city.
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Shrine Bandies
Golden Rule Club
Elder Acquitted in Murder Trial at Mass Poultry Farm
Edward Elder, longtime former dean of Mount Hermon School for boys, returns to his poultry farm after a jury of tradesmen and farmers acquits him on two counts of murderous assault. S. Allen Norton, 66, former school coach, noted in accompanying text.
Chair for Cop Who Killed Five
Martin J. Sullivan, 73, of Duquesne, was sentenced to death in the electric chair for the murder of five persons last December. The sentence followed his conviction for killing Mrs. Laura Bacon, a Duquesne social worker and the last of his victims. Judge Frank Graft of Armstrong county imposed the mandatory death penalty after Sullivan confessed the killings and claimed the victims tried to frame him for molesting a 12-year-old girl.
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Wy United Press
Pittsburgh
Martin J. Sullivan
Duquesne Po
Sullivan
Unclear OCR fragment hints at transit, telegraph, and labor themes
Fragmentary text mentions Park Ple ter street ve private lit tas in Wer pla and Vesep Bround with phones headquarter in a new t he used 1 homes. It references August, a dial system, and a state labor context tied to A. Phillips and Pennsylvania concerns.
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