Auto Crash In Corry Injures Two In Jamestown
Corry autoin accident at Jamestown injures Arthur G. Noble city fireman with facial injuries and Margaret Bridges with a strained side and bruised knee. Collision occurred at Jefferson and West Third streets near 12 14 PM. A second report notes Henry Blanchard 17 arrested for underage operated license after striking Anglinn Pope causing a cut eye. Margaret White sustained a head bump from flying glass when a collision at Cherry and West Third streets involved a vehicle driven by P. Chamberlain. George Christensen was the other driver.
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Jamestown
Arthur G. Noble
Hisack
Margaret Briges
Spring Street
Fiissenber
Jefferson
West ‘Third Streets
Noble
Swith
Richards
Liberty Street
Henry Blanchard
Paleoner Street
Afe Tor
George Christensen
R. PD
Corry
Qherry
West Third Streets
Gravino Summers wed in Erie at St Josephs Church
Mr Joseph Gravino son of Joseph Gravino of this city and Miss Anna Summers daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Summers of Erie were married at St Josephs Church Erie on Tuesday June 21 Rev Fr Fisher officiated Alter attendants were Miss Helen Brown and Mr Frank Miller The couple will live at 187 West Hoth Street Trig Mrs Gravino recently moved from the city He formerly worked as a taxi driver for the Diamond Service
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Joseph Gravino
Anna Summers
Thomas Summers
Erie
St Joseph's Church
Fr Fisher
Helen Brown
Frank Miller Alter
Gravino
Hoth Street
Trig
City
Diamond Service
Revised State Office Plans for Capital Park Building
Harrisburg June news reports state the interior of the new state office building in Capital Park will be revised. Governor Fisher announced that original plans do not optimize space. the building will house the highway and welfare departments and the public service commission.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Capital Park
Fisher
Highway and Welfare Departments
Public Service Commission
Highway Department
Welfare Department
Miss Ruth Matteson Wins Allegheny Scholarship at Cory High
Miss Ruth Matteson of Spring Creek, Cory High grad, received the Allegheny Scholarship announced by Principal Howard J. Sheen. The award includes $100 and will aid school fees. Joseph Gravino of Erie secured a marriage license yesterday, to wed Miss Anna Summers of Erie after months of work in the city.
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Ruth Matteson
Spring Creek
Cory High School
Allegheny
Howard J. Sheen
Census Kickoff Progress Reported by City Official
Howard J. Sheen reports the school census is under way with field work in the First Ward completed yesterday and the magistery moving into the Second Ward this morning. The census lists all children ages five to sixteen.
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Howard J. Sheen
Ford Chief Delays New Models Amid Uncertain Forecast
Cary automobile owners awaited sweeping Ford changes but Edee Ford announced it is impossible to discuss or predict new model plans with accuracy at this time. The statement delays any near term disclosures on forthcoming Ford cars for public view.
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Edee Ford
Patterson Improves Property With New Sidewalk Fronting Hotel
John B. Patterson continues improvements on the former St. James Hotel property on South Center Street by building a new sidewalk in front of the hostelry, reflecting ongoing neighborhood enhancement.
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John B. Patterson
St. James Hotel
South Center Street
Damage suit is dismissed in UMW case
In St Clairsville on June 22 Judge A Reid dismissed a $250000 damage suit against the United Mine Workers of America, ruling the union was not incorporated and cannot be sued. Mrs John Major, wife of a strike breaker slain during the 1922 Strike riot at Neve Lafferty, had sued for the amount. The judge said the union could not be sued, but individual members might be liable if they participated in the actual attack or conspiracy.
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United Fross
ST. Clairsville
United Mine Workers of America
A. Reir
John Major
Neve Lafferty
Reid
Attac
Hartin Auto Accident Claims Oil City Couple
Mrs Ed Cauley of First Avenue travels to Oil City after an auto crash injures Mr and Mrs W D Smith of that city. The accident occurred late yesterday on Dutch Hill with details and the extent of injuries not yet learned.
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Ed. Cauley
First Avenue
Oil City
W. D. Smith
Dutch Hill
Edinboro Summer School Draws City Students
About 500 students, including Corry residents Gertrude Anderson and Mildred Armstrong, attend Edinboro Teachers College summer sessions. The program trains teachers in primary and intermediate grades plus rural schooling, with specialized tracks for each field.
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Edinboro
Teachers’ College
Corry
Edinboro Teachers College
Edinboro Times
Pei
Gertrude N. Anderson
Mildred Ethel Armstrong
Mrs
Gurtha Carr
Zella B. Carroll
Nettie Margenite Cooper
Fanny J. Crosby
Dorothy Marie Gates
Eugenia Graft
Lillie Edna Henry
Anna Caroline Lindberg
Beatrice Blanche McCroy
Lillian Angeling McCray
Lite
Cornelia Moray
Olive Scholton
Helen Mary Spencer
Ina Mae Whitney
Fisher Visits Mount Gretna Camp Site
Governor John S. Fisher inspected the Pennsylvania National Guard camp site at Mount Gretna this afternoon. Members of the State Armory Board, scheduled to meet here tomorrow, will join the Governor for dinner tonight.
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Harrisburg
John S. Fisher
Mount Gretna
State Armory Board
Lindbergh Plans Two Months Speaking Tour
United Press reports Colonel Charles Lindbergh plans a two month nationwide lecture tour warming to a Chautauqua circuit and major city stops. He aims to raise working capital through speaking to fund aviation ventures and may join a St. Louis aircraft company as general manager after the lectures.
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Lindbergh
William J. McEvoy
United
Washington
Charles Lindbergh
Tur
United Press
New York
Paris
St. Louis
Dindbergn
Incture
aVia Hon
St. Louis Aircraft Corporation
Pneleus
Constable Held on Extortion Charge in Moonshine Raids
Washington June 2 Constable Joseph Neil of Cross Creek township is under $1,000 bail on extortion charges after bootleggers in Avella District testified they paid him for protection after raids. Gang head Lorenz Grante said he testified due to a double cross, while Adaline Perry claimed neil took liquor bribes and threatened arrest. Alfred Pelligrini said Neil accepted $50 to let him go free when caught with a revolver. Neil, long noted as a raiding constable, faces ongoing scrutiny.
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United Press
Washington
Joseph Neil
Cross Creek Township
Avella
Neil
Lorenz Grante
Adaline Perry
Alfred Pelligrini
Pittsburgh
Sharon Youth Drowns in Buhl Lake
Sharon Pa June 22 a youth identified as Prant Cipril 18, a noted swimmer, drowned while bathing in Buhl Lake after cramping. His brother Joseph heard the plea for help but could not reach him as the body drifted and was recovered an hour later by local authorities.
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Sharon
Buhl Lake
Prant
Cipril
Joseph
Tily Fremen
Straw Bail Sting Sends Palmer Martin to Prison
In Philadelphia on June 2 Palmer Martin, 36, pleaded guilty to entering a straw bail scheme totaling over $32,000 for descendants before magistrate here. He was sentenced to ten to twenty years in prison. Detectives say Martin earned a large income from his business charging ten percent commission while having no property to secure. Police checked scores of Martin's clients and required proper bail.
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Unitedress
Philadelphia
Palmer Martin
Martin
Levert Aims LA to NYC Run at 52 Miles Daily
Levert, dubbed the Human Dynamo, plans a Los Angeles to New York trek starting December. He targets 52 miles per day to cover 3157 miles in under 60 days, seeking to complete the challenge with strong endurance and power.
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Levert
Los Angeles
New York
Secember
Hill
Two Boys Report Stabbing in Pomona Woods
In Pomona New Jersey a stabbing allegedly occurred as two young observers aged 9 and 11 reported seeing two men attack and stab a boy in the woods. Troopers searched the area for clues, finding bloodstains and clothing fragments near an imprint.
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Jersey Woods
United Prov
Pomona
N. J
Here
Tony
Joseph del Tunace
Sid
Dellanoge Bx
Stats Police
Wim
Carter
Troop A
Quality and Service in Customer Bonds Factored in Business
A Weekly Underwriter note emphasizes that a customer held by quality and service becomes a permanent asset, contrasting fleeting patrons with lasting value. It asserts that service quality builds enduring business relationships beyond mere sales.
Worm Fishing Draws Protest at Summer White House
Kilward G Taylor claiming to represent the Izaak Walton League denounces worm fishing as harming wildlife. He protests to the President, pressing for barbless hooks and tighter fishing rules. Taylor seeks a meeting but can only present his patent to the President's secretary.
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Sy United Prom Rapid Pity
Mall
Warme Hy Interedtylanst
White ‘House
Kilward G.taylor
Izaak Walton
Taytan
Inaki
Chicaga
Dempsey and Sharkey Agree Fight in Yankee Stadium
Tex Rickard announces an agreement for a Dempsey versus Sharkey bout at Yankee Stadium on July 21. Parties Dempsey Sharkey and attorney Arthur Tol l toll spoke, with signatures expected tomorrow.
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United Press
New York
Tex Rickards
Jack Dempssy
Toring
Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Duke Splice
Yankee Stadium
Dempsty
Sharkey
Jake O
Bovis
Arthur Ortoll
Détipres
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