Lafayette Douglas of Union City Dies at Corry Hospital
Lafayette Douglas of Union City dies after a morning illness at Corry Hospital where he had been a patient since Friday. Survived by widow Mrs Laura Douglas and children Geraldine Frances DeForest Alberta Lafayette and two brothers Gail of Wattsburg. Body to be taken to Wattsburg today. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p.m. from Wattsburg Methodist Church with Rev Metcalf officiating. Interment in Wattsburg.
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Falayette Suusis, Oy
Cherry Street
Union City
Corry Hospital
Pridayenieht
Laura Douglas
Geraldine
Frances
DeForest
Alberta
Tafayette
Gail
Wattsburg
Wattsburg Methodist Church
Metralf
Wattsbure
Erle
Petii
Blair College
City Health Department
James R. Smith
Erie
William Showers
Lewisburg
Tuson County
Pennsylvania District Attorney's Association
Showers
Lausenge
Evie and
Mendyille Est
Evie
National Association of Cost Accountants
Auer's Grove
Douglas Smiley
Carl Goetze
3. O. Bario
Harold Allshouse
Kingsbury
Player Campbell
Dan Moon
Henry Griewaln
Chatman Suikey
Root
Gomany
Marine Bank
Minnesota
Lanston
Otterbein Brotherhood Fishry
Sat
Pennsylvania
R. W. Doty
Denuty Coréher
Carl P. Keyine
Meadville
William J. Rubner
Keltentown
Cambridge Springs
Walter Pilidy
Carleton Palmer
East Columbus Avenue
John W. McGinus
Jacksonville
Fla
South
Riley S. Ames
Crawford County
Agriculture Department
Scott A. Harshaw
Conneaut Lake
Elizabeth M. DiBateo
Brie
Lewis E McBride
Franklin
Insurance Department
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Warren
Frank C. Neely
Valentine’ B. Mahoney
Beatrice G. Woodward
Marion Riley
Health Department
Anthony J. Bevilacqua
Kenneth F. Hanlin
Norman Pritchard
Gil City
Dobbs
Pennzoil Company
William J. Rooney
Federal Bureau of Investigation
St. Vincent's Hospital
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G. ©. Hcouldher
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Louise Graff
Prospect Street
Walter Lindquist
A. B L. Salohli
Erie Gentral Labor Union
Erie City Health Bueau
Hook and Line
Tsheymen
Dunkirk
Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors
Court House
Maude Griswold
Main Road
Sheridan
Charles H. Cook
Cory R.D. 1
Corry Country Club
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Laby Franklin Rebekah Ledge
Shaw
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Absariner Hong
Eile
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Parent-Teachers Association
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Executioner Eliott gravely ill halting scheduled hangings
From United Press New York July 31 Robert Eliott three, executioner for Bemmo Hauptmann, Ruth Snyder, Judd Gray and many others, is seriously ill. Authorities fear no substitute exists across six states. Massachusetts plans may delay two executions, New York’s on August 21 could be postponed. Eliott’s wife said he cannot officiate on the set dates.
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United Press
New York
Robert Eliott
Bmmo Hauptmann
Ruth Snyder
Judd Gray
Jess
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Vermont
Ellicott
Treacherous Fog Drives Northeast Weather Delays
United Press reports dense fog blankets the Northeast New York area with high humidity. weekend rains bring moisture to crops though drought had stressed fields. In Pittsburgh a rabies death cancels fights at Allegheny General Hospital as ships face access delays.
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Atlantic
Onigilo
Gunnin
Soussward
Fayeers
Pittsburgh
Binen
New England
Rocky Coast
Michael Plantz
Allegheny General Hospital
City and Vicinity Notices Add to Patchwork of Local Events
City and vicinity items report a Chicago style mix of local crime warnings fraud schemes, arrests, accidents, health notes and social notices. Highlights include a police warning about a woman soliciting housewives for a flavoring racket via the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, various arrests for break ins and larceny, a beer case explosion injury, and municipal health and public safety updates across Oil City Erie and surrounding towns with notices of court actions, recoveries and community events.
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Nancy
Wilcox
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
George J. Christoph
Uniforms and Arms Ban Passed by House
The House passed a bill outlawing uniforms and arms for groups agitating against the government. Sponsored by Rep. Joseph Gayagan, it targets Nazi and Communist style organizations and carries a $1,000 fine and up to one year in prison for violations.
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United Press
Washington
House
Joseph Gayagan
D. N
Threat to withhold PWA aid presses Harrisburg clash
State PWA Director G Douglas Andrews warned of cutting federal aid unless the Gener State Authority justifies withholding about 7 million to contractors on a 565 million institutional building program. The chaotic note also mentions clover blossoms and honey markets as unrelated decor.
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PWA
Penn’a
United Press Harrisburg
G. Douglas Andrews
Gener
Progran
America
New "Breatheasy" asthma remedy marketed in town
An advertisement proclaims a new scientific asthma remedy named Breatheasy offering guaranteed results or money back. It promises a free trial and provides contact details for E English in Rouseville Pennsylvania with a phone listing in Oil City.
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Rouseville
Oil City
Long Will Personally Conduct Investigation
Baton Rouge July 31 Gov Earl Long declined to name a Seabury type investigator, saying he has no right to shirk duties. He added that if state investigators need help they will use one of three men proposed by the statewide committee, Wood Thompson of Monroe included.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Conmitee
Woodf Thompson
Monroe
Smart Money Knows Where to Go After Reading the Ads
A compact note on how smart money follows advertising leads in the newspaper to spot opportunities. It underscores readers aligning ad content with market cues and local business placements for informed spending decisions.
Jack F Austin Suffered Leg Fracture in Auto Accident
A Saturday examination disclosed that Jack F. Austin sustained a fracture of a small leg bone in an automobile crash on North Center street Friday evening when a car driven by Hastings Dones left the pavement and struck a tree north of Congress street. Austin also had chest pruises and cuts to the fore and head while Jones escaped with deep chin and forehead cuts.
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Jack F. Austin
North Center Street
Hastings Dones
Congress Street
Austin Wise
Pruises
Jones
Pig whippers fined in Montreal arraignment
Two men were fined $82 each at Recorder's Court after a witness saw them whip a pig that had caused a calf to cry out. The incident occurred in Montreal as the animals were being driven.
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Montreal
Recorder's Court
Senate cuts $25 million from Roosevelt lending bill
Washington July 31 The economy bloc trimmed President Roosevelt addi tional lending authority, reducing the bill to 1 615 009 000 from 700 000 000 The expertisiory bank borrowing authority fell from 100 000 000 to 75 000 000 The move by Democratic Senate Leader Albert Barkley passed 44 to 39 in a coalition of economy minded senators.
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Washington
Senate Economy Bloc
Roosevelt
Expertisiori Bank
Senate
Albert Barkley
Barkley
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