Miller Quits Meadville Council Notice
Stanley P. Miller resigns as Meadville councilman to focus on news agency work and his residence here. City council deferred action on his resignation until a successor is appointed, expected within two weeks. Mayor Whipple urged continued service until replacement, praising Miller’s public service.
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Stanley P. Miller
Meadville
Meadvitte
Miller
Nie Signa Tle
Council
Fred Whipple
Whipple
Shigh
Meddville
Close Drive for Refugee Relief Here June 18th
Corry Jewish Welfare Society Lorlay issues call for a June 18 refugee relief drive aiding central and eastern European and German refugees persecuted for their faith. The effort partners with national channels, urging local donations at Citizens Bank Bernstein Bros Nationab Buhiur the Nast Company to close the campaign Saturday the eighteenth.
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Corry
Bernstein Brox
Nationab
Buhiur
Deby
Kidnapping Mother Awaits Hearing For Daughter
An 87 year old mother Bessie Karras awaits a morning hearing after snatching her 6 year old daughter Mary Karras in Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania. She was arrested aboard a New York bound bus several hours later while the child was in the care of Spl a Parson and Wiltgied.
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Ney United Fyne Pipmsburggh
Eiltsburgh
Mra
Bessie Karras
Hollidaysburg
Westertay
Ahe
Mary Karras
Guardién
Alos
Colegrove Takes Public Utility Post in Harrisburg
Arthur Colegrove, publisher of the Corry newspaper Who!, was sworn in as a public utility commissioner in Harrisburg. Governor Earle named him to fill a vacancy, with Commonwealth Secretary David L. Lawrence administering the oath as other administration leaders and friends looked on.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur Colegrove
Corry
Who
Wate
Commonwealth
David TL. Lawrence
Adiul Instration
Goveror Earle
D A R Members Gather for Valley Chapter Luncheon
Seventy seven Daughters of the American Revolution from Wile County and beyond attended a luncheon of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter at Hotel Barry. The program featured Wilma Paulsen on cornet, Bishop John Ward delivering the invocation and Olin Bracken speaking on The Flag. Adjutant J Sullivan and Kepal Tiffany sang two numbers, with Mrs. R J Fogle introducing regents from neighboring chapters and inviting members to a divisional meeting in Warren on June 24.
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Mestberg
Wile County
Daughters of the American Revolution
Brokenstraw Valley
Barry
Misa Wilma Paulsen
C. P. Paulson
John c. Ward
Brie
Olin W. Bracken
J. Sullivan
Salvation Army
Kepal Tifany
Bishp Ward
Ana
R. J. Fogle
Laal Chpter
W. Edwin Coon
Presqlé Isle
Erie
Theodore Sprague
Triangle
Northaust
Shipmass
Elk Valley
North Gisard
J. P. Barnes
Fork le Boeuf
Waterford
Warren
Mary J. Farney
Wred H. Coon
William L
Alcorn
William H. Parker
Lynford J. Phelps
Arma Boyd
Anne Neuberger
Arthur W. Milne
J. Downing
George
Moore
Revolt in Mexico Leaves Dozens Dead in Guanajuato
Mexico City report cites 76 deaths in Guanajuato over 12 days amid clashes between federal troops and rebels. Some insurgent bodies bore documents allegedly signed by Gen. Saturnino Cedillo, former San Luis Potosi military head, ordering road traffic suspensions.
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Mexico City
Guanajuato
Saturnino Cedillo
San Luis Potos
Ordera
Detrom Charge Shocks Industry Amid Unclear Allegations
June 28 report from United Prose notes Thurman Arnold, attorney general candidate, charged in an upset. The article cites attempted disruption of distribution and production at a major firm, with claims of interference in country markets and a broad impact on employment.
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United
Thurman Arnold
Aimatant
Genseral
Lachnicinig
Pennsylvania Democrats End Rift With Guffy Slate Pact
In Harrisburg on June 15 the Pennsylvania Democratic state committee reorganized, pledging the Guffey led insurgent slate with Edward N. Jones as vice chairman and Joseph F. Guffey named campaign manager. Edith Dewitt was re elected vice chairwoman, and Matthew McCloskey agreed to step back from inner party roles. Lawrence was re elected party chairman amid ongoing adjustments to internal offices and duties.
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Joseph F. Guffey
Edward N. Jones
Guffey Heutenant
Edith B. Dewitt
Guffey c
Matthew H. McCloskey
Philadelphia
Lient
Thomas Kennedy
Guffey
Arm Amputation For Former Powell Motor Employee
Robert Thompson, 45, once a mechanic at Powell Motor and local Ford dismantler, was moved from hospital to his North East home after an operation at Mam hospital Mile. Doctors amputated his arm above the elbow to halt a spreading infection from a wound. Thompson worked at the Corry garage about two years, left in 1935, and his case prompted careful efforts to control the infection with the surgery performed that week.
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Robert Thompson
Powell Motor Company
Ford
North East
iMam T
Mile
Thompson
Corry
Former Corry Girl Dies From Log Truck Accident
Lois Nicholls, 21, daughter of Mrs. Maude Hichels of West Wayne Street, was near death in a Myrtle Point private hospital after a log truck accident. She reportedly jumped to avoid the wheels when the brakes failed, suffering crushed legs and severe injuries with little chance of recovery. Her rescuers and family were in Oregon when the accident occurred, and word of her condition reached home days later.
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Lois Nichalls
Maude Hichels
West Wayne Street
Ctyrds Point
Coquille
Ore
Myrtle Point
Mabel “Huntley
Huntley
Oregon
FIND GAS PUMPS AND SCALES NEED UPDATING HERE
Harry Ordway of the state department of weights and measures and Victor Dempsey conducted inspections in Corry county on gasoline pumps and scales Tuesday. About 25 percent were out of spec, owners told to correct equipment immediately. A recheck will determine compliance and potential charges if violations are found. Authorities urge all dealers to keep devices accurate and functioning to avoid arrest.
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Harry Ordway
Victor Dempsey
Corry
Vlown
Stich
Kidnapper McCall Faces Fast Trial in Virginia
Franklin Pierce McCall, 21, pleaded guilty to kidnapping 12 year old Jimmy Cash and stood before Circus Judge H J Atikinnon for a trial without a jury. He also claimed not guilty to murdering the boy, saying the child died accidentally from handkerchiefs over his face. The proceeding will decide the degree of guilt and punishment, potentially leading to the electric chair within 12 days.
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United Pres
Miame
Atatels
S ‘A. Warley
Senators Rally Behind Van Nuys in U S Senate Context
In Indianapolis on June 16 a group of eleven Democratic Senators rallied to support Senator Van Nuys who faced party opposition over Supreme Court reforms. The rally aimed to back his stance amid a government reorganization debate.
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van Nuys
United Preen
Indianapolis
Predeniale
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Kennedy Boomed For 1940 Presidential Bid
London June 16 United States Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy from Southampton aboard the Queen Mary declined to discuss or confirm speculation he may seek the presidency in 1940 He would not comment on whether his London mission's completion depended on removing obstacles to an Anglo American treaty and possible return to Washington
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Kennedy
United Press
London
United States
Joseph P. Kennedy
Southampon
Jay
Washington
Miners Rescued After 45 Hours Beneath Ashland Pit
Two coal miners Peter Shinkowsky and his 16 year old son were extracted after 45 hours trapped 400 feet underground. They were rushed to Ashland State Hospital in good condition though the son was weakened. Elder Shinkowsky exclaimed relief upon emerging as 200 spectators awaited above. Nearby tremors in London were felt with no damage reported.
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Ashland
Peter Shinkowsky
Shenandoah
Wis
Peter, Jr
Ashland State Hospital
Ley
RL. Dulty
Tech
Shinkowsky
Mary Shinkowskky
Wen
Thant
Woman Dies From Crushed Chest After Route 6 Detour Crash
Mrs Rose Witek aged 58 of Wilkes-Barre died in Corry Hospital from internal injuries after a head-on crash on Route 6 detour near Spar tansiure when a heavy tug struck a tee. Her husband John and son-in-law Charles Jezuelow were in the car. both escaped with minor injuries. Coroner ruled no negligence by the driver. Funeral services in Plymouth near Wilkes-Barre planned for the widow who leaves one son and five daughters.
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Spartansburg
Rose Witek
Wilkes-Barre
Corry Hospital
Wileke
John
Charlea Jezuel
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Mich
Spartansiure
Witel
Corry
Quiere
Tion
Lawrence Davison
Quest
Davison
Plymouth
Witek
Som
Nurse Shot Dead in Employer's Office in St Louis
In St Louis on June 15 Mrs Theresa Cone forty, a nurse at Dr Robert J Wilbons office, was shot twice in the neck and killed while seated at her desk. Police say a 338 calibre revolver was tossed from a window by the attacker who fled intoxicated. She was mother of two and employed at the physician's office. A dynamite blast later wrecked J J Sextons home in Harlan Kentucky with no injuries reported as he was to testify in government conspiracy trials.
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Uniterness ST. Louis
Theresa Cone
Cope
Robert J. Wilbon
Harlan
J. J. Sexton
Flood Waters Swallow Cities as War Presses On
Chinese defenses along the Yellow and Yangtze rivers falter under floodwaters used in the war. Dykes break and cities submerged as Japan advances toward Hankow, with immense costs borne by civilians and military forces alike. Continued coverage on Page Five.
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China
Yellow
Yangtze
Yellow River
Wists
Milan
Hino
Hankow
Congress stalls on adjournment amid wage bill fight
Washington June 15 House Speaker Bankhead blocked John L Lewis from gaining a floor vote on a government contracts wage act. Senate filibuster and farm parity disputes hinder adjournment plans. Lewis blasted the move as cowardly while negotiations with President Roosevelt and leaders continued.
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United Press
Washington
William B. Bankhead
John L. Lewis
House
Bankhead
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Howse
Labor Department
Organized Labor
List
Lewis
Walsh-Healey
House Rules Committee
Idea Committee
Raprisala
Palrs
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Peace Memorial to Be Dedicated Next Month
The Eternal Light peace memorial, funded by 80 000 from Pennsylvania and six other states, is completed on the Cel Hill site at Gettysburg. President Rozauvelt will dedicate the monument at 6 30 pm during the 76th ambilianry celebration, marking a hopeful American unity.
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Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Stai
Noble Endeavor
Hopefu
America
Cel Hill
Rozauvelt
Petra
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