Railroad exonerated in Jamestown crossing crash
Coroner David Lincoln concluded that Erie Railroad employees bore no negligence in the Memorial Day crossing collision at Falconer Junction that killed six, including George Sigula, his wife and child, Roger Nelson, and Harold Siguler. The hearing noted the train whistle was blowing and could not determine car fate after impact.
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Jamestown
Falconer
Tamestown
Eric Failroad
Falconer Junction
David Lincoln
Erie
George Sigulay
O'Tiorie
Siewler
Ac Pos Sigwler
Wiliam Sigler
Prorence Sigler
Roger K. Nelsott
Harold Siguler
Sigulers
Clare Winegh
Linen
Linen S Strest
Moudtle
Pay
Onguseer
J. H. Hurd
Marion
Brentons
Hotelling
Lakeword
Dayton
Biavid Lincoly
Odd Fellows Memorial Services Set At First Methodist Church
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan memorial services this Sunday at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Rey Perry Hiyies with special prayers and a tribute to deceased members. The O F hall gathering precedes the services, followed by a graveside remembrance for past members.
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M. E. Church
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows and Reebekahs
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rey, Perry
Hiyies
Puston
Cid
Lo. O. V
Ibeni
Uys
Two Hurt In Crash Near Preensburg Pennsylvania
Police report two men injured in a vehicle crash near Preensburg on July 7 after their car left the roadway and overturned. The victims were Mike Sargasales, 22, of Columbus, and Albert Reiseh, 28, of Milwaukee, both taken to hospital with non life threatening injuries. Investigating officers cited loss of control as the preliminary cause and noted no other vehicles were involved.
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Preenspurg
Goritrat
Mike Sargasales
Chlumbis
Albert Reiseh
Milialy
Concession by Uncle Sam Defers Farm Duties for Tariff Truce
Central Press staff writer Leslie Eichel reports that U S concessions on farm duties are seen as essential to the tariff truce as London talks on a world plan shape domestic policy. Roosevelt seeks to avoid new tariffs while farm relief and crop limits are debated amid an international wheat parley and rising economic nationalism.
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Uncle Sam
Leslie Eichel
Central Préss
Washington
United States
London
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Senate
Ffme
Geniva
Switzerland
National high school bands arrive for contest
Evanston June 7 United Press reports the first day of the national high school bands contest with about a dozen bands arriving in bright uniforms, including Montrose Somerset and Berwick, Pa. Nineteen states are represented as practice begins before competition.
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United Press
Evanston
Montrose
Somerset
Berwick
GOPHERS MENACE VENANGO COUNTY CROPS RISE IN STATE
Franklin June 7 The Venango Red and Gun Club reports a new pest the gopher appears in Venango County damaging crops by digging burrows and eating roots. The club calls for a swift extermination campaign before the species multiplies and becomes an expensive nuisance like in the Midwest.
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Branklin
Venango Red and Gun Club
Congress Hill
Red and Guh Club
Venanico Rod and Gun Chin
Middle West
Funds Allocated To Teachers Colleges In 1933
The Department of Public Instruction in Harrisburg announced the allocation of funds to thirteen teachers colleges for the 1933 fiscal year. Total disbursement reaches 1,500,000 dollars, half of the biannual appropriation. Allocations include California 100,086 Cheney 40,948 Clarion 59,807 Edinboro 93,865 Indian 154,160 Kutztown 91,421 Lock Haven 84,986 Shopary Rock 116,491.
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Unitedress
Harrisburg
Jie
Department of Public Instruction
California
Cheney
Clarion
Edinboro
Indian
Kutztown
Lock Haven
Shopary Rock
New Forest Camps Opened Near Ludlow
Two new forest camps will be established near Ludlow and three miles north of Mar Venville as Major Edward Warden Turner visits Pittsboro. Recruits will pay tuition at camps. Turner will oversee districts east and west of the Susquehanna River with officers in charge. Local sub divisions and camps will fall under his jurisdiction. about 100 men from McKean County head to St Marys for army examination and conditioning, with movements to Ridgway tonight.
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C. C
Edward Warden ‘Turner
Pittsboroh
Lere
Ludlow
Mar Venville
Majo Turner
Dunkle Corners
Susquehanna River
Witteren
Turner
Tamips
St.Marys
McKein County
Ridgway
State Trooper to Face Murder Charge in Indiana County
State Trooper John Mehattie will be tried for murder on September 1 after the Indiana County fraud jury returned an indictment against him. The delay shifts the criminal court term to September as announced by District Attorney William Hock.
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United Press
Indiana
John Mehattie
McGués Millaman
William Mt. Rud Hock
In- Hilemere
Past Masters Night Observed by Corry Lodge 365
Corry Lodge 365 P M M observed Past Masters Night at the Masonic Temple with more than 400 masons from nine states and about 20 lodges. Ceremonies honored deceased Past Masters with carnations in a roll call, nineteen past masters plus twenty four visitors participated, William Willett spoke, a Master Mason degree was conferred, and James H. Wright directed the ceremony before a luncheon.
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Corry Lodge
Masonic Temple
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Tt. Wise
Si Henry Rotary
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West
Teachers’ Colleges
NEW Forest
Atlas
Montgomery Ward & Co
Kicourr & Evans Toxcoh Co
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