Meadville Prank Wasson case ends for lack of evidence
In Meadville, Prank Wasson was discharged at a hearing before Alderman Lemwie due to insufficient evidence after a Friday incident involving Miss Kate Quay who died June 6 at Spencer Hospital. The report notes the accident and subsequent custody disposition.
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Meadville
Wasson
Kate Quay
Aldernan Lem Wie
Miss Quay
Spencer Hospital
Miller
Kendall
Water Works Park
Council
Chamber
Charles Barber
Parks and Property
Gale Russ
A. M. Litz
Corry
Geores Christoph
Evie band leader Owen dies after brief illness
City and Vicinity news item reports the death of William Owen 31 a Weslyville Hotel resident and longtime director of bands in the Exe school system following a brief illness at St Vincent's Hospital. Also notes moves of Mr and Mrs Walter Krupa to 4571 East Pleasant Street and other local notices, incidents and community announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Motor Co
Evie
William &. Owen
Wesleyville Hotel
St. Vincent's Hospital
Owen
Walter Krupa
East Pleasant Street
East Congress Street
Golden Links
Methodist Church
Mead
Red & Gun Club
Meadville cadet named to West Point academy appointment
Thomas P. Strider age 38 son of Mr and Mrs James A Strider of Meadville has been named an appointee to the United States Military Academy at West Point New York He will report to West Point early in July after returning from Camp Benning Georgia Also noted Meadville to begin construction of seventy five temporary housing units in Fifth ward and Vernon township for families of servicemen as Lutups begin Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Thomas P. Strider
James A. Strider
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Camp Benning
Strider
Fifth Ward
Vernon Township
State miners demand more bread and meat breaks
Pittsburgh June 2 Navy offices running the district coal mines under government would have asked Washington to provide more food for the coal diggers who have declared they will stay away from the mines unless they receive more bread four and fresh meat. The Office of Navy Commander George E Slocum said the OPA and the U S Department of Agriculture have been asked to help but nothing definite has been worked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Navy
Washington
Ofice
George E. Slocum
Coal Mines Administration
OPA
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Cotton fits soil conservation by conserving nutrients
Colton Exsy notes that cotton depletes soil fertility less than other major crops. Experiment station authorities say cotton is the easiest crop on soil nutrients. When grown with soil improving crops and cottonseed products fed on the farm, cotton fits ideally into a soil conservation program.
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Colton
Wage Board approves Lewis coal wage boost for 76,000 miners
Washington June 22 The Wage Stabilization Board approves John L. Lewis’s contract with the anthracite industry granting 76,000 coal miners an 18 cent per hour raise. The board rejected a 5 cent royalty proposal as outside its jurisdiction while noting parallel action for 400,000 soft coal miners under a New York government. The bituminous operators have not yet reached a deal with Lewis.
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Washington
John L.lewis
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Sanilar
Rombiaet
Yorke
Lewis
Hardwood Distillation Capacity by Region Estimated
The total capacity of United States hardwood distillation plants is estimated at 1 477 cords per day with about 29 percent in the southern region, 35 percent in the eastern region, and 46 percent in the north central region.
Fragmentary report on mishap at city library event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Miss 1 involved in a horse riding incident at St Vir and a library counting event. Details are unclear due to unreadable text.
Western Bellefonte figure referenced in northern Sylvania area
A brief fragment notes J. W. of Western Bellefonte connected to the northern Sylvania region. The text is incomplete, offering limited names and location cues without clear event or date details.
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U.S
Igc
Ige
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Titusville
Dukirk
Allegheny Valey
Ctvn i
Al's Clothes Shop
Bernstain Bras
Joh Devautt
Pennsylvania Ave
Beech Street
West Ridge City
Orcutt
Firestone
South Center Street
Jamestown
Ray Willesey
W. A. Hospital
Sammy Giseling
Willesey
Falconer
Idaho
The
Journal
S-M-W DuBois
Foley's
Moose Club
Union City
Fritz Whitaker
Post Office Department
Cambridge Springs
Canfield
Venango Avenue
Blystone
South Main Street
Karl A. Lamey
Jim
Glen This Ree
Germany
McGuire General Hospital
Richmond
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
St. Edward's Hall
Maryin Delano
Nelitown
D. H. Blum
Tionesta Justice of the Peace
Bull
Forest County Jrail
Mills
Boston
Andy Bourne
Grange Hall
Spartansburg
Louie Duel
Jomsonburg
Ik Duels
Meerdink’s
Bertha Conor
Centerville
Little Cowley Road
Athens Township
John
Robert Doner
Alice Snow
Boz Hollow
Boston Cn
Frank
Mary Jendrod
Erie County
Ori Personett
Theresa
Personnett
Erie City
United States
Metropolitan
Gite Tourance Company
TS States
Columbia
Canada
Gorey Hospital
W. Leroy Wilcox
East Smith Sheees
Harry Carnicke
Darlene Ray
Jolerie Rae
Wallace Mick
Mott Street
Corry Hospital
Boston House
Juanita Stranahan
Cony Hospital
Steana Hes
Nsurance Corfgratio
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
California
Aimes
Hhe
Castaic
Calif
Pat
Donna Jean Allison
Butch
J. W. Lasher
D.S.C
Chirofodist
North Center St
Dial
Perk’s
Ford & Lincoln
East Smith Street
Coats
U. S. Army
Tyre
U.S. Army Recruiting Office
Second Avenue
Warren
Martin
Senour Kolor Brite
East Main St
Perso
Repo
Ats
Presiderie Ral
Promines
Industriational A! Held
al. Ville
Gould
Th Street Theater
Wwebarges
Corry “Press
Additior
Margaret
Wilbur F ‘Wagner
Newth Erch
Chaj
North Eas
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