Weather and travel woes linger over lake resorts this weekend
Rainy cold conditions dampen traffic on state highways and curb lake resort activity. Firefighters from Stanford Hose Company paid memorial pilgrimages to local cemeteries despite poor weather, as safety reports show 364 Pennsylvanian motorists lost driving privileges in the week ending June 20.
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Destitute Erie mother offers baby for adoption
A seriously poor Erie mother, Mrs. Jack Henderson, 117 W 18th Street, says she and her unemployed husband cannot feed their unborn July baby and will give the child for adoption to foster parents. They live in a two room home and survive on a small government check and illness in the family.
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Buffalo Grand Juror Dies By Own Action
Fred Brauenlich a 66 year old member of the Buffalo special grand jury investigating city administration hanged himself at 9 30 yesterday morning in his kitchen as four family members slept upstairs. Officials ruled it a collapse related to two weeks of illness amid despondency and mental illness including threats to take his life.
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Injured in Fall Farmer Swaney Dies in Meadville
Walter Swaney a 47 year old farmer from Edinboro RD 2 died in Spencer Hospital Meadville after an eight day coma from a June 18 fall from a hay wagon. He was thrown from the wagon when his team bolted and suffered a fractured skull.
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Corry resident counsels city to move beyond Model T days
Jean Ledeux of Corry Pa voices frustration over constant horn blowing and noisy parades. In a letter to the Voice of the People she urges city leaders to upgrade from Model T era traditions and ease late night disturbances caused by those with car horns and parade follies.
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Publication resumes for Lake Shore Visitor diocesan paper
Rev Frantie J Graves of St Thomas church announces the Lake Shore Visitor will resume in three to four weeks under Rt Rev John Mark Gannon. The weekly Catholic organ will expand circulation to all Catholic families in the Erie diocese with Raymond A Geiger named sanitor and George Tilton as manager. The paper retains its parish correspondents and continues in its diocesan role.
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George 7. Tilton
Kn Ac
Grove City youth dies after 40 foot fall
Robert Cave pighter, 15, died in Osteopathic hospital Grove City after a 40 foot fall into Pine Run gorge. A rock ledge collapsed sending him to the bottom where he suffered a skull fracture and never regained consciousness. His sister Hannah, 18, and Robert Clark of Sharon witnessed the tragedy.
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Decline in Direct Relief Cases During Week Ended June 18
The general assistance rolls fell further by 657 cases to 10,172 active direct relief cases and 615 new cases were opened during the week ending June 18. WPA work relief remained the main closure factor while private employment losses and scarce private job opportunities drove new openings. total direct relief statewide reached 191,20 cases with 632,842 people.
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Hops Outpace Beer in California Production
Sacramento report notes California's hop output surges ahead of beer demand as eighty five thousand bales of old hops are diverted from beer manufacturing to fertilizer factories, signaling a shift in crop use amid high consumption.
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Great Pyramid Largest Structure Ever Erected
The Great Pyramid of Egypt is described as the largest structure ever erected by human hands, underscoring its monumental scale and historical significance.
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Egypt
Alleged to Have Broken Girl's Arm Arrest Made
Ariest Lacheshy of 42 Yoth street was charged with aggravated assault and battery after allegedly striking Bonnie Green of Harbor Creek township with a farm implement, breaking her arm during a dispute as the Green family moved from a rented farm. Patrolmen Matlock and May reported the incidente occurred Friday night when Green refused to open a door, Lacheshy allegedly struck, and the weapon connected as she tried to keep the door closed.
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The Seven Deadly Sins List Amid Medieval Ethics
A fragment notes the seven deadly sins in medieval Christian ethics: anger unchastity pride vainglory gluttony envy and avarice. The list appears as a brief outline of moral faults guiding behavior in historical religious thought.
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