Three Enti Rebondure Plan Dropped From Farm Bill
Kosmoski charged with manslaughter in fatal crash that killed Mrs J M Tingley near Waterford May 26. Other counts include reckless driving and driving without license. Bond set at 2000, hearing rescheduled for June 18 to allow defense to obtain data.
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Milas Evangeline Kosmoski
West Columbus Avenue
J M. Tingley
Avgonia
Waterford
Mics Kosmoski
Justice of the Peace
Frank Guczkowski
Reck Lye
Corry
J. M. Tingley
Blaine Kincaid
Sam ¥. Frodsiter
Miss Kosinski
John Froman
William E. Hirt
Froman
Kosmoski
Defense Courisel
Irl
Dunlap Indicted for Burglary and Grand Larceny
The Chautauqua County grand jury indicted Harry Bar Dunlap of Mina on three counts of burglary second and third degree and two counts of grand larceny. He was arrested at Findley and held in $2,600 bond. The case stems from a Shady Side burglary spree including cottages owned by F. J. Whittlesey. A brother of Dunlap was arrested in Albion on charges of receiving stolen goods and held for Erie County court.
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Chautauqua County
Harry Bar Dunlap
Mina
Mayville
Dunlap
Findley
Shady Side
F. J. Whittlesey
Ball
Phease
Pennsylvania
Albion
Erie County
Pindley Lake
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed for Today
The schedule announces Hank Simmons on WEAF and NBC at 8:00 E T D. An orchestra performance and quartet on WOR and NBC at 9 30. Levitow's Orchestra on WEAF and NBC at 4 00. A banquet concert featuring Schumann Heine Gladys Rice and the Happiness Boys with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at 8 30.
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WOR
CBS
Hank Simmons
WEAF
NBC
Ravellers Quartet
Aulossia
GBS
Levitow
Raia Benquet
Enesline
Schumann- Heink
Gladys Rice
Reinald Werrenrath
Charles Marshall
The
Happiness Boys
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Hit and Run Driver Strikes East Columbus Garbage Collector
Clinton Steadman of East Columns Avenue was struck near his home by a Chevrolet Jet coupe whose driver fled the scene. Steadman, a local garbage collector, was injured in the arms legs and head with no broken bones. He is recovering at home as police investigate in Warren and monitor the oncoming vehicle.
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Sloe
Clinton Steadman
East Columns Avenue
Steadman
Indiana
Warren
Former Corry physician dies in Enfield North Carolina
Well known former Corry physician Dr J R Pope has died in Enfield North Carolina after thirty years of practice in Corry He retired two years ago to make his home in Enfield His death came as a deep shock to friends and his immediate family He is survived by his wife four daughters and three sons Funeral services will be held in Enfield Thursday at 4 PM with burial in the local cemetery.
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Enfield
J. R. Pope
Corry
Pope
First Baptist Church
Jonathan Lodge
Ruth Turner
Misy Ya Pope
Fear Many Lost On Jap Vessel
United Press reports a feared loss after the steamer Ugo Maru carrying a group of fishermen is said to have burned on a voyage to Kamehatka near Tokio. No confirmation yet and details are awaited from Japanese authorities.
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United Press
TOKIO
Tune 5
Kamehatka
Liquor seizure in front of Ricker apartments prompts probe
No arrests yet in the seizure of two sacks of liquor in front of Charles Ricker’s Westdain street apartments. Police plan to confer with the police magistrate and city solicitor on next steps as investigators hunt for Jay Craker who fled during the seizure.
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Charles Ricker
West Dain Street
Tipton
C. B. Porter
Kincaid
Ricker
Jay Craker
Brown
Graker
Bull
Reduced electric rates urged to boost use at convention
Atlantic City N J June 5 1 Measures to hasten electricity to ease housewives drudgery were discussed at the National Light Resolution convention. Lower rates and affordable home appliances were urged to stimulate consumption and push the industry toward lower prices per dollar invested.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Indict
M. S. Sloan
New York Edison Company
Conference on Road Improvements Schedules Today
Franklin district engineer Thomas Frame was to meet with City Council and officials to discuss Fond projects and a proposed Hast Columbus Avenue extension. State officials indicated governor approved related highway bills, signaling early municipal road upgrades and cooperation for a permanent improvement of the street.
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Thomas Frame
Franklin
State Highway Department
Columbus Avene
Engineer Frame
Coyncil
Fisher
Columbus Avenue
Labor Leader Forming New British Government
Windsor England June 5 Ram say MacDonald leader of the victorious Labour party was asked by the King to form a government. He accepted marking Britain's second Labour government with Lloyd George likely to hold balance of power in the Commons amid possible Conservative coalition. The king received MacDonald and Baldwin resigned as Tory premier earlier yesterday.
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United Press
Windsor
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
Great Britain
MacDonald
Lloyd George
Ariw
Livya George
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
MacDonald Jett
Students Trapped by Lava Flow Near Vesuvius
In Naples twenty students were trapped by a lava flow while attempting to approach the latest eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Several were injured as the lava burst forth and they fled.
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United Press
Naples
Italy
Vesuvius
Four Die in Crash in Monkton Ontario
Four people died and one injured when a Canadian Pacific freight train struck a car at a grade crossing in Monkton, 20 miles north of Cornwall. The dead are Octave Geroux, 65, of Cobalt, and Rose Geroux, plus Wilfred Phertsen of Sudbury. The driver, Mrs Octave Geroux, was hospitalized with head wounds.
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Cornwall
Canadian Pacific
Monkton
Here
Octave Geroux
Cobalt
Ralph Heinzen Laurs
Rose Geroux
United Press
Wilfred Phertsen
Sudbury
Paris
Smith
Dawes
Owen D. Young
Conference of Reparations
Alles
Germany
Tommorrow
Belgium
United States
Japan
Charter for Alumins Assn Is Received
The High School Alumni Association has a charter of incorporation granted by the courts on May 27th. The annual reunion and charter review will be held Thursday at 6 30 pm at the Junior High School. Speakers include Mrs Genevieve S Jobson and Mrs Dawson Olmstead. Flowers and ushering help requested for banquet and decorations.
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High School Alumni Association
Virgil G. Curtis Memoria
Corry High School
Genevieve S. Jobson
Alumni Association
Dawson Olmstead
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad Ordered to Answer Beach Sand Complaint
The Public Service Commission directed the Pennsylvania Railroad to file an answer within ten days to a complaint by Michigan sand producers alleging unreasonable rates for beach sand between Erle and Corry. The railroad sought dismissal for lack of jurisdiction, a petition the commission rejected.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Public Service Commission
Michigan
Erle
Corry
United States
Core Porades
Gorry
Will Honor Dead in Odd Fellows Memorial Services
Members of the two branches of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in the city plan their annual memorial services for next Sunday. They will meet at the til on North Center street at 10 AM for cemetery decoration of deceased members. A memorial address by Rev Frank A Wimner will be given at the First Methodist Episcopal church that evening.
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Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
North Center Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Prank A. Wimner
Agreement on Bill Reached by Conferees
Washington June S The debenture plan opposed by President Hoover and administration in the House was struck from the farm relief bill as conferees reached a final agreement. Senate opposed plan. a 2 to 0 vote favored hardening it. Senate conferees kept the plan after House pressure. The bill's title was set as the Agricultural Marketing Act. The Senate adopted a provision giving stabilization corporations broader service to cooperatives. Farm board expenses rise to 1 400 000. Board to have nine members named by the president and confirmed by the Senate with regional representation. Each member to receive 12000 annually.
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Paul R.mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
House
Senate
McNary
Capper
Kansas
Ransdell
Louisiana
Norrie
Nebraska
Smith
South Carolina
Agricultural Marketing Act
Explosions at Cities Service Refining Plant Cause Multiple Missing and Injuries
Two men are missing after a triple explosion and fire at the Cities Service Refining Company plant in Braintree Mass. The blast sent 19,000 gallon oil tanks into flames, imperiling about 100 workers. Several others were hospitalized and damage is estimated at half a million dollars. Police and company officials continue to account for all employees as conditions range from critical to minor.
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United Press
Braintree
Mass
Cities Service Refining Company
Houte
Grand Chase
Wallace Minot
Quincy City Hospital
Frank Ward
Alman Almquist
William Stringer
Employes
Forti
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Chicago
Dawes Committee
Alumins
Corry Industry
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Stator Nye
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Elena Gataays
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