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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

8

Dunkirk ex-chief Warren seeks reinstatement in mandamus suit

Mayville June 21 Trial of a mandamus action by Jon J. Warren former chief of police of Dunkirk against the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners opened Warren seeks reinstatement after dismissal by the board in January following a suspension for conduct unbecoming an officer He testified of his career from Dunkirk police chief March 1 1922 through Civil Service exam and oath issues The case before Justice Alonzo G Hinkley concerns his status as out of office and civil service rights The board and Warren are represented by respective attorneys with testimony detailing his firing and subsequent discharge in February

Mayville Jon J. Warren Dunkirk Board of Police and Fire Commissioners Warren Glenn W. Wendin Thomas P. Heffernan Albert J. Foley Alonzo G. Hinkley Buffalo Supreme Court 17 Fire Department Marine Corps Area Prme Wanjes Bufelo Duniktrie Austin J. Roche Wiha Dunicirie Dunkhire Civil Service Commission Dunkirk Board of Police and Fire Commissioners

Still Seeking Rifle Triggers Arrest in Hazlehurst

June 21 Kane. A 10 year old Mazehurst boy’s desire for a rifle led to his father’s arrest for violating the Allen Firearm act and a liquor law violation. State Trooper Mullen and Deputy Dickenson searched the Astramagich home with a warrant, recovering the gun and ammunition, a shotgun, and a still with about 25 gallons of mash. The father, Jus Astramouith, was jailed. the liquor charge awaits district attorney action.

Kane Mazehurst McKean County Stan Charles Mullen Merle Dickenson Smethport Astramagich Helsseaech Jus Astramouith

Lose Fat This Summer With Kruschen Salts

Mrs Jessie Martin of San Francisco shares a letter praising Kruschen Salts for rapid weight loss and improved health. The ad claims readers have shed up to 100 pounds, reduced high blood pressure, and eased breathing while improving digestion and vitality. It urges daily morning use in hot water and promotes Kelster's Cut Rate and druggists everywhere.

Jessie Martin San Francisco Kelster Advi-5

Absolve Jamestown Police and Firemen

Jamestown officials state the public safety committee found no blame on police or fire departments for the Richfield Oil fire on Playamna Avenue. The session reviewed actions, crowd control, and traffic handling as seven died and many were injured. no further investigations planned at this time.

Jamestown Stanng Committee On Public Safety Richfield Oil Company Playamna Avenue Caver ‘Byman Lyman Charles ‘A. Sandburg Edward M. Nyholm George A. Arnlold Oscar C. Bergdahl Louis Larson John S. Leonard David Lincoln Leon Roberts Adolf F. Johnson James A. Hughes Joseph Midgley Comptrell B. A. Reei Paul Clark Public Safety Mr. Lyman

Three Rescued Asboat Upsets In Aspinwall Dam Rescue

Three men were rescued after a motorboat capsized during a trip near Aspinwall dam. Harold Baker, Albert Maxiam, and William Hume were swept over the falls. workers spotted two clinging to the boat and aided them aboard. Baker was unconscious but revived at Pittsburgh Hospital and was reported recovering.

United Press Aspinwails Aspinwall Dam Harold Baker Albert Maxiar William Hume Maxim Ami Hume Leroy James Barrett Sharpsbury Masian Hume Baker Pittsburgh

Deer Runs Wild Through Olean Streets on Surprise Visit

A two year old deer wandered en scene in Olean yesterday afternoon, leaping onto car hoods, entering offices, and hopping over counters at Union and State Streets. Firemen and Chemical Company workers chased off dogs as the animal bounded toward the Allegheny River, with no clear origin. Also noted, a Boston homing pigeon named Tillie returned home after 1800 miles, carried by Richard Davis and found by W S Skinner in San Antonio.

Union and State Union Street Fiemen of Chemical Company No. 1 Boston Tillie Richard Davis W. S. Skinner San Antonio Texas Davis

Franklin man pleads guilty to garage break in

Jie Willis 22 of 57 Park avenue Franklin was arrested Monday night by State Trooper Samuel May at the garage of days supervisor Gilford while in the act of ransacking. He pleaded guilty to breaking and entering when arraigned yesterday afternoon before Homer Ft. Larne, unable to post 500 bail and remanded to Franklin jail for sentence. Mrs. Stanley Ingram of Jersey Shore Pa arrived to attend funeral services for her brother Richard Brewster.

Franklin Jie Numer Uv Willis Park Avenue Samuel May Butler Barracks Gilford Homer Ft. Larne Stanley Ingram Jersey Shore, Pa City Richard Brewster

Carnegie Steel workers oppose strike at Farrell plant

Sharon Pa June 23 H L Brindle superintendent of Carnegie Steel Farrell works says Iron Age strike sentiment article misleads. He notes little sentiment for walkout at his plant despite claims of broader steel mill unrest. Johnstown banker David Barry Sr dies at 68, prominent local figure and Schwab brother-in-law.

United Ires Sharon H. L. Brindle Carnegie Steel Company Farrell Works Iron Age Steel Milla Farrell Considera Ible Brindle Johnstown David Barry, Sr Johnatown Feading Charles M. Schwab

Reorganization Petition Filed for Philadelphia Transit Co

City Controller Davis Wilson filed in U S district court for reorganization under the bankruptcy act. The Philadelphia Rapids Transit Company is declared insolvent with assets depleted by high rentals and losses in operating bus and trolley lines.

Py United Press Philadelphia S$. Davis Wilson U.S Philadelphia Rapids Transit Company

Laurel in bloom on Route 6 near Cony

A brief note describes spring scenery along U S Route 6 six miles east of Cony with vivid bloom near a brook and slopes. The scene highlights early garden color and roadside charm, inviting drivers to enjoy the landscape.

Laurel IN Bloom Jk Brooks Bocks Cony Vollow Slens

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