Vermont Governor to speak at Dairymen League meeting
Governor Stanley C. Wilson of Vermont will address the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association in Syracuse on June 16. Louis J. Taber National Grange Master will also speak. The two day session draws about 800 delegates and 50,000 members from the New York Milk Shed with future plans focused on cost cutting and marketing.
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United Press
New York
Stanley C. Wilson
Vermont
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc
Syracuse
Wilson
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
League
FH. Sexauer
Gov.j. Wilson
Guy Wilson
Campagn
New England
New England Dairies, Inc
Tow
Boston
Home Department
Shirley W. Wayne
New York City
Mary Mims
Exterson
University of Louisiana
General Assembly
JC. Palmer
Mile County Grange
Farmer
Grange
Austin White
Erle
Fierald
Pomona
W. P. Jeffords
Edinboro
Anni Rous
Eva Harwood
Wattsburg
Pomona Grange
Hiie
Mrie
Hile
Mayor's Brother William Walker Mentioned in Testimony
The mayor said he has not seen his brother for months and does not know his current whereabouts, a name raised during testimony before the Hofstadter legislative committee.
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William Walker
James J. Walker
New York
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
Three Jamestown Cars Stolen in Weekend Thefts
Three automobiles were reported stolen in Jamestown on Saturday night with none recovered. A maroon 1980 light sedan from Fire Storms Poland Center, NY license BH-76-82, was taken near the Public Market. A red test car, a light coach, 1980 model, NY DX-70-12, was driven off from Parker Motor Sales in Jol West Third Street by an unidentified man. A grey and green heavy sedan owned by Agnes Olson of 308 Palmer Street was stolen in front of the Merz block on East Third Street, NY H-27-16.
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Jaminitorty
Fire Storms
Poland Center
New York
Parker Motor Sales Company
Jol
West Third Stress
Agnes Olson
Palmer Strest
Merz
East Third
Tti
Tas
Recall of Oil City flood disaster in 1892
Stewart recalls the 1892 Oil City flood when he worked as a telegraph operator for the National Bank. The event called the famous fire and flood, caused 49 dives and millions in damage. June 5, 1892, was a Sunday. Mrs. Stewart later had a daughter Helen who is now married in Buffalo. Heavy rains swollen creeks, surface fires, explosions, and dramatic panic followed.
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Prankld
Suse
Wunam Vu
Stewart
Wational 'Cansit Co
Oil City
Helen
Buffalo
Scott Smith Heads McKean Republicans
Nine by nine members of the McKean County Republican Committee met for the largest bi annual gathering here. Saturday elected G. Sandy Smith of Kane county chairman for his ninth consecutive term. First elected in 1917 to the unexpired term, he has since led the county and serves on state committees. Mrs. Berlive McGirley Reak of Gradford was chosen vice chairman.
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Hans
Kignty
McKean County
Republican Committee
G. Sandy Smith
Kane
Smith
Gradford
Presbyterian Leader Charles We Werr Heads Tulsa Church
Dr. Charles We Werr an African pioneer who moved to Indian Territory 28 years ago became pastor at the First Presbyterian Church in Tulsa and now heads the Presbyterian Church in the United States for the coming year. Dr. Kurr was elected moderator at the Denver general assembly and remains pastor of the Tulsa church.
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Charles We Werr
First Presbyterian Church
Tulsa
Ohlo
Presbyterian Church
United States
Kurr
General Assembly
Denver
Akron Leaves Soon On Homeward Flight
Sunnyvale Calif June 6 The Navy dirigible Akron was refueled today and its crew awaited orders to begin the long night to Lakehurst The Akron moored here after participating in the Pacific fleet war games off San Pedro
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United Press
Sunnyvale
Calif
Iday
Lakehurst
Akron
San Pedro
Jamestown Man Loses Life In Boat Accident
Hiram C Klingensmith aged 62 of Celoron died when a rowboat carrying him and Henry Brenningemith tipped over on Chautauqua Lake near Celoron. Brenningemith clung to the overturned craft until rescued for unknown cause of death possibly a heart attack. coroner investigated. It was the year's first lake tragedy.
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Jamestown
Hiram C. Klingensmith
Walverly Avenue
Celoron
Kihls Bay
Henry Brelin
Conewingo Avenue
Klingensmith
Harley
Hesburn
Celofon Fire Department
Douglas G Kroot
David Linoiss
Blingenemith
Brenn
Chantauqua Lake
Emptiest of All Things Kin and Bishop Bure
A fragmentary notice notes grievous emptiness among kin as four heads lack hearts and one wit lacks judgment while a bishop named Bure is referenced in a cryptic plea seeking understanding or remedies.
Found Dead in Grass Near Lake City Location
In Dunirk June 6 Andrew Jelocek, 48, a former employee of the Ameri Locomotive Co and resident of 16 Martinshest, was found dead in tall grass near the Lake City Fuel Co building at Lake Road and Lemone Street. The body was found by John Prakowski of 437 West Lake Road and police were notified. Coroner George Blood and officers investigated. initial thought foul play possible. He died of goutedized heart condition and was taken to Zebra Street funeral home.
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Dunirk
Andrew Jelocek
Ie Ameri An Locomotive Company
Martinshest
Lake City
Iee & Fuel Company
Lake Road
Lemne Street
Saim. Sumday
John Prakowski
West Lake Road
Jett
George i
Delonek
Koala
Zebra Steout
Warren
Warren Youth Hurt As Auto Overturns
Warren youth 19 of 7 Schantz street is hospitalized with a severe head gash and other injuries after a small roadster carrying William Kuhre and Ralph Olson was forced off Hatch Run road and overturned. The car landed top side in the run about 2 am Sunday. Olson machine details follow in reports.
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Warren
Schantz Street
Warren General Hospital
William Kuhre
Linwond Street
Ralph Olson
Starbrick
Hatch Run
Olson
WLEW Move Planned After FCC Approval
The FCC granted Erie relocation of radio station WLEW after a 15 day waiting period. WLEW may move from its current site to Erie to boost reception for the area. Officials weigh protest by BRM and surrounding parties as plans proceed. A separate accident near Le hospital left Jensen and Cuhre hospitalized with Jensen not seriously hurt.
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BRM
Sune
WLEW
Oi City
Federal Ratio Commission
Washington, D, C
Brin
WLBW
Louis Benjamin
wwn+n
Erie
Erie Trust Co
Pennsylvania Telephone Co
Eastleth Street
Te Federal Commission
Igi
Wien
Jensen
Cuhre
le Hospital
Lissue
Untitled Local Note From Hilltop Region dated August 24 1814
A brief local item cites Hilltop south of Corry and a 1723 meet area of 9 24 170 square miles. Names David J. Davis and Henry Ward Beer appear in the fragment. The text blends place, date, and two individuals without clear event details.
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Corry
David J. Davis
Henry Ward
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Will Vent
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Gorey Hospital Association
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