Wild Games Return to Pymatuning Area
ASHTABULA June 5 The wild creatures are returning to habitats around Pymatuning as trees and undergrowth were cleared before the reservoir fills. The dam at Turnersville Pa is complete and water backs up. engineers expect two years of normal rain to fill the lake which will supply Shenango valley. A massive canal across Andover Ohio crest is under way costing 250 000. The state bought 5000 acres to form a park. Legislature considers the plan amid concerns of muddy shore while engineers cite wind and currents indicating a steady shoreline.
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Ashtabula
Pymatuning
Turnersyire
Shenango Valley
Ohis
Ghia
Ohto
Ohia
Protest removal of sweatshop relief bill
Pittsburgh June 1. The Senate finance committee’s removal from the industrial recovery bill of provisions aimed at sweatshops was protested in a communication to Senator David A. Reed and Pennsylvania congressmen by the League for Social Justice today. League Chairman W. J. Hovde said the group did not approve every provision but viewed factory licensing as a strong measure.
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United Pr
Pittsburgh
Senate
Fnante Committee
David A. Rees
Bennsylvania
League For Social Justice Today
League
W. J. Hovde
Back to Farm Law Expands State Aid and Land Leasing
The act authorizes cooperative agricultural associations under state and federal stock acts to acquire land for agriculture as State emergency relief farms. They may lease divisible plots to unemployed heads of families, furnish farm tools, seeds, livestock, and may obtain financing from federal agencies. Rentals credit toward principal, with eventual deed transfers, and rules govern lessee duties. formation requires five agricultural members and is guided by existing cooperative Acts.
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Senate
Pinchot Authoriies
Co-Operative Agricultural Associations
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculure
Still Works at 79 Still Proud of Long CVRY Career
Michael O Grady, 79, longtime Central Vermont Railway supply yard foreman, marks his 62nd year with the company. He says it's nothing much but great fun and shows no plan to retire.
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ST. Albans
Michael O'Grady
Central Vermont Railway
Youth Fatally Injured by Car in Jamestown
Jamestown, June 5. Stanley David Carlson, 16, of 48 Chapman Street, died at Jamestown General Hospital at 7 30 PM from a fractured skull after walking into a southbound car driven by Chifford Ash, a motion picture projectionist. Coroner David Lincoln said Carlson walked between two cars from the Public Market, crossing as Ash’s auto reached him. impact broke the car window, and Carlson was thrown to the pavement. He arrived at the hospital in a police ambulance and was not initially considered seriously injured.
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Jamestown
Stanley David Carlson
Chapman Street
Jamestown General Hospital
Chifford Ash
Forest Avenue
Carlsonas
David Lincoln
Carlson
Ash
Cartson
Indies Trounced In Doubleheader At Sheffield
The Indies were beaten soundly in both games of a Saturday doubleheader at Sheffield with reported scores of 18 to 7 and 14 to 8. Sheffield is scheduled to play two more games here next Saturday.
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Mnussow Wam
Shefeld
Sheffield
Boy Dies in Mishap With Gun in Titusville
In Titusville on a Saturday afternoon a 12 year old boy fired a .22 caliber rifle at John M Evans 9. The shot struck Evans in the breast and he died at City Hospital around 7:00 Sunday morning. Evans is the son of Mr and Mrs Willan Evans of Gresham. The funeral home Paul B Kerr prepared the body for burial and the Evans residence will host services Wednesday at 2:30 PM with burial in Kerr Hill Cemetery.
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Titusville
John M. Evans
Willan
Evans
Gresham
Ben McMoon
Evans Hay
City
Brelock
Paul B. Kerr
Evans’ Home
Kerr Hill Cemetery
Roosevelt warns on veteran benefit cuts in Congress
President Roosevelt warns Congress against reducing veteran disability payments by more than 25 percent. House leaders vow to back the Senate changes or face further delays as sentiment among lawmakers shifts. Supporters weigh the president's ultimatum against potential tax plans, hoping for stronger benefits.
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Sage
House
Senate
Slare
Independent Offices
Aotign
First House
Mr. Roosevelt
Young Man Ends Life in Attic in Lock Haven
Joseph D. Fox aged 28 of South Renovo Pennsylvania avenue shot himself in the attic of his parents home. Despondent over continued ill health he was previously a standout basketball player. Survived by twin brother Elmer in Chicago and his parents and grandfather Joseph Fox. Coroner cites gunshot wound from a 32 caliber Winchester rifle. no inquest planned.
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Joseph D. Fox
Lock Haven
Logk Haven
Rhine
Pennsylvania Avenue
South
Renovo
Ennyo High School
Elmer
Chicago
John Fox
Joseph Fox
South Renovo
Married at Youngsville and Page nuptials fall in line
In Youngsville Pa a June 4 ceremony united the daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan with Arthur Page of Columbus Pa in a 10 30 am service led by Rev Lt Wigh Mey. The bride a Columbus born teacher wore a grey traveling suit and after the ceremony the couple planned a Canada Adirondacks New York City motor trip. They will reside near Columbus on return. Also in Madison Wis Warren Bingal manager of a colored baseball team received probation for assault and battery avoiding prison.
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Voud
Nathanon
Arthur Page
Serth Page
Columbus
Wigh| Mey Youngaville
Merle Page
Coupie
Canada
Ule Adirondack Mounting
New York City
Madison
Wis
Warren Bingal
Tim Here
Waupun
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Stanley Carlson
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Heifield
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