Resurfacing North Center Street Aims This Week
The State Highway Department plans resurfacing North Center Street from Smith to Columbus within a week or ten days. Limestone gravel and new oiling equipment will arrive, with work extending to West Columbus and Carter Hill routes. Local residents expect improvements, while repairs for breaks may follow before broader resurfacing proceeds.
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Bus Avenue
North Center Street
Smith Street
Columbus Avenue
State Highway Department
Ity
Immete
Warner's
Nash Hill
Maintnance Forges
Jean
West Columbus
Tile
City Line
Speher Hlm
Heaverdam
Five Corners
Carter Hill
Former Corry Man Injured in Serious Car Crash
Two men from Corry were injured, one critically, when their car skidded off Blation Road near North East and rolled over. Carl Kicklak of Wattsburgh is at Hamot Hospital Erie with possible skull fracture and facial injuries in critical condition. Hugh Demon of Corry is at Vane Institution with serious head and eye injuries. Damon, son of Clyde Damon, also injured.
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Blation Road
North East
Little Hope
Carl Kicklak
Wattsburgh
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Hugh Demon
Clymer
Stormens
Corry
Vane Institution
Damon
Clyde Damon
Second Avenue
Waitsburg
Kickiak
Erlendglees
Kicklak
Hopson Enters Innocent Plea in Tax Conspiracy Case
June 26 in federal court Howard Hopson co founder of a major gas and utilities system pleaded innocent to charges of conspiring to evade paying 160,640,539 dollars in income taxes. He appeared with two associates as prosecutors say three lawyers tied to him attempted to dodge the payment and faced various charges.
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Howard Hopson
Billone Dollar Associated Gas
Hopson
William Bondy
Olttett A. Brownback
George m
I Pine
Edward T. Huber
War Today Analyzed By J W T Mason
J W T Mason analyzes the armistice terms from Germany and Italy noting their pledge not to claim the French fleet. He argues such pledges lack precedent and reflect a power’s attempt to secure naval dominance. The piece discusses U S attitudes toward preparedness and possible German actions in the Western Hemisphere.
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J. W.T. Mason
United Press War
United States
Germary
Italy
J. Wot
Mason
Buch
Germany
Mga
Start Picking Big Strawberry Crop In Vicinity
Large strawberry crop, one of the best in years, is being picked in the Carter Hill district boosted by rains and warm spells. Olin Moore notes bumper yield with favorable conditions for berries. local season two weeks behind normal. A new North East packing plant draws growers toward direct shipment, likely increasing carted fruit despite lower prices.
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Olin Moore
Carter Hill
Dournel
Moore
North
Helen Jepson Saves Father After Transfusion
Metropolitan opera soprano Helen Jepson of Titusville reported in stable condition after her father Charles H Jensen rallied following a blood transfusion from a field surgeon after a minor operation yesterday. Jepson plans to return tomorrow to her home in Ter Wortham, North Carolina, the Cleveland furniture company manager said.
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Helen Jepson
Metropolitan Opera
Titusviile
Charles H. Jenson
Ifix Conditi
Wins
Miry Jepson
Rimafiei
Torhee Ae
Ter Wirtaborn
N. C
Geb Twthivr
Clevpland Firnitue Company
Dawes Acts as Peacemaker in GOP Breakover
Philadelphia June 26 Isolationists drop bid for a hard pledge against bloodshed on foreign soil as Charles G Dawes intervenes to ease a party split. Dawes advised Senator Brooks not to push the pledge, while former President Hoover attacked the New Deal and warned GOP against liberal excesses.
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Aly
Philadelphia
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
U. 8
Great Britain
Wayland Brooks
Milingis G. 0. P
Brooks
John Thomas
R. Idaho
Henry P. Fletcher
Drafting Committee
George Wharton Pepper
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Pepper
Herbert Hoover
New Deal
Japan Moves to Extend Sphere in East Asia Policy
United Press reports Tokyo plans to proclaim a Monroe Doctrine style policy extending Japan’s sphere of influence to China French Indochina and the Netherlands East Indies. The move would deny foreign interference in East Asia and may reach the Dutch Islands near British Singapore and areas toward the Indian Ocean.
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Japan
United Press
Tokyo
Monroe Deuhine
China
Netherlands East Indies
Park
East Asia
Nobhmlaridy East Indies
Britain
Singapore
Outen Islands
British and French Troops Clash in Syria Report
A German wireless broadcast reported that British troops in Syria clashed with French forces attempting to block Gen. Eugene Mittelhauser from demobilizing his Near East armies. The broadcast also claimed British efforts to seize French warships in Syrian ports failed.
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New York
Syria
Eugene Mittlehauser
Near East
Syrian
FHA Valuator To Address Golden Rule Club Dinner
J Gallagher Erie district dealer for the Federal Housing Administration will speak to the Golden Rule Club at Concord Community House next Monday at 8 30 p m on How to Have the Home You Want. The program includes a Corry Men s Blue Brass performance with Roll Jordan Roll and Juanita, and a chicken dinner at the McCray Ladies Aid Sanity.
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J. Gallagher
Erie District Galler
Federal Housing Administration
Golden Rule Club
Concord Community House
Gallagher
Corry Men
Blule
Roll Jordan
Juanita
Concord
McCray Ladies
Ald Sanity
Ford Refuses to Build Engines for Britain and US
Washington June 29 The Roosevelt defense commission sought a second maker to build Rolls Royce airplane engines for both the United States and Britain after Henry Ford refused to manufacture the motors for Britain as well as the United States. Knudsen said Ford’s cancellation made costs impractical and that production would be sought elsewhere. 3,000 engines for the U S and 6,000 for Britain were planned.
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United Preas
Washington
Roosevelt
Advisory Defense Commission
Great Britain
Henry Ford
Willian
Knudsen
Plank
Ford
United States
Boltieneck
Fingerprint aliens at McKeesport under local law
McKeesport officials report that about 400 aliens have been processed for fingerprinting under the city registration ordinance. A. W. Sulinger announced details of the program and its aims, noting continued enforcement and public safety considerations.
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United Prep
Mckeesport
Paine
McMeesport
A. W. Sulingher
Trade pact deemed dead issue in Europe
Philadelphia reports that reciprocal trade agreements are characterized as legislated due to German influence in Europe. The piece notes opposition to Willkie’s nomination and recalls his criticism of the administration’s trade program. The fragment references congressional opposition and political maneuvering surrounding the issue.
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Philadelphia
Wendell J. Willkie
Europe
Enue
Bert
Calif Women Hurt in Crash at Riceville
Two California women were injured in a Tuesday afternoon crash at the Route 77 Riceville Corners intersection. Mrs Milton Wellens suffered lacerations and bruises, was treated and released from Winn City hospital, while her niece Miss Alle Jeni Honig 19 endured cuts and shock and left Union City hospital soon after. The Packard driven by Milton Wellens struck an empty coal truck, throwing both women from the car. witnesses conflicted on fault.
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Anita
Riceville Corners
California
City Hospital
Milton Wellens
Beverly Hills
Calif
Winn City, Hospital
Alle
Jeni Honig
Brussane
Hospitah
Packard Wedian
C. D. Eni
Callensbore
Mra Wellens
Miss. Hoing
Alege
Hammond
Union City
Hoxpii
Wellens
Uiul Wellens
Mendviffy
Drivi
Eakin
State limits pawnbrokers fees take effect now
Supreme Court ruling upholds legislative control on pawnbroker charges. Law fixes maximum 1 percent per year on jewelry and 36 percent on other property, reducing prior rates to curb usury. Dissents noted by Justices Stein and Patterson.
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Blute Suprene
Mastlen
James W. Drew
Horace Stein
Marlon D. Patterson
Youth Pleads Guilty in Slaying of Kin
In Huntingdon Pennsylvania on June 26 1922 Melvin Worthy a youth who intervened in a quarrel between a jainiter and her husband pleaded guilty to murder without bail. He was ordered held for the grand jury by Justice E R Barclay after arraignment.
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United Prom
Huntingdon
Jaiiter
Charley B. Glos
Alsenport
Melvin Worthy
Justice of Defence
E.R. Barclay
British Troops Land on German Coast Line
British forces conducted coastal raids along the German coast as part of wartime operations. The government reported attacks on airfields and installations in northern and western Germany while Allied raids continued on targets including Norway, Italy and the Mediterranean theater amid ongoing tensions and mobilization.
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Frederick
C.oechsner
United Press
Berlim
British Isles
English Midlands
High Command
Britain
England
Germany
Adolf Filler
Stavanger
Norway
Rome
Brent
Naples
Asmara
Dire Dawa
Thalan
East Athos
East Aftien
Erneeny
Wallace Carroll
London
Great Britain
Royal Air Force
Chowan
Bowen
Norwegin
Bergen
Wales
Scotland
Tay
Counuy
Bento Mansalini
Rob Ux
Astourstagges
Daily Express
Meerich Noel
Independent Daily Mirror
Pete Miniater
Wiiowton Chisrelitt
Alberti closes mortgage deal on Vermilyea property
Prank Alberti of Titaville yesterday completed the purchase of the 45 acre Vermilyea property mortgage held by the city at York and West Sinkit avenues. He plans cleanup and a more presentable site with a frame structure to be leveled, though future construction remains uncertain.
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Fuure Wan Hkely
Ruling Will Cost State Over 1,000,000
A Harrisburg report says the Commonwealth faces about a one million dollar loss from a Supreme Court ruling. Chester County could aid Power Co by waiving an extra one mill tax on its 1985 corporate indebtedness as Deputy Attorney General Frank A. Limon noted. The court allowed the tax to be collected for 1985, affecting the 1936 and 197? years, with cooperation needed in Uniontown.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealthy
Testate Sipreme Court
Chester County Ight Aid Power Company
Frank A. Linon
Blnon
A Preme
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