Alleged killer of wife and three children linked to Indiana race
Police pursue Jenna Gene in Oklahoma City over last June killings of his wife and three children with a shovel. George Harvey Cale, Peru attorney, campaigns for Democratic junior senator nomination in Indiana opposing R Burl Peters as the race heats up.
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George Harvey Cale
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County votes to register by prior tax payment change
County commissioners dislike a new constitutional amendment allowing registration after paying a county tax. The Spring plan sets one registration day for Brie and Corry on April 26 with registrars in boroughs March 14. Only those who failed to register last year and want to vote in May must register. no tax receipt needed.
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Ralph C. Benedict
Grange Meeting Planned Saturday Evening
Gerry Grange No. 55 will hold a regular session in the Maccabee Hat Saturday at 8:30 PM. The program features singing and discussions from the Question Box. A large attendance is urged.
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Gerry Grange
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An early 20th century ad promotes Kruschion Salts as a fat loss remedy. It claims a woman can lose 20 pounds of fat in three weeks by taking a half teaspoonful in hot water every morning, with reports of increased energy and clearer skin. The text promises money back if not convinced and cites Helster's Cut Rate Drugstore as the seller.
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March limbdike and civic events headline town notes
March events fill a jammed civic page with meetings and concerts. Fire chiefs travel to Waterford for a county association gathering. Mill Village and Waterford host visitors after business rounds. Jamestown Civic Music Concerts shift to March with violinist Jacqueline Solomon and tenor Richard Crooks slated for April. Local council and sports items note ice on Coffey Creek, a woodpecker near Concord school, and city leadership updates. Roosevelt NRA address planned in Washington. Pennsylvania treasury dips. Dempsey named Olean police chief with mayor’s reappointment applauded.
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Richard Crooks
McSparran Seeks Democratic Nomination For Pennsylvania Governor
State Secretary of Agriculture McSparran, dry movement leader, declared a bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in the May primary. Petitions circulated in at least 20 counties as he plans to run without other state office candidates, with Pinchot-era ties noted and Prohibition factions backing him to unify the dry vote.
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Charles D. Copeland
Westmoreland County
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Joseph F. Gurvey
Pitt Bere
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York County
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Young Pinchot Heads South for Florida Auto Trip
Harrisburg March 1 Giffor Pinchot 18 year old son of Gov and Mrs Pinchot received a permit to carry a revolver from Police Chief George J Shoemaker and drove from Yale University to obtain it He planned a southward automobile trip to Florida joining his mother and father for a short vacation and said having a gun would be a good precaution
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Altitude Influence Mentioned in Nearby Event
A fragment notes influence by altitude linked to Sihescanu and eringe kates mie with a stated tenfold factor. The source provides limited readable context but links altitude to the discussed influence. Further specifics on persons or places are not clearly readable.
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Probe Youths Death Charged To Troopers
An inquest will be held into the death of John Cotton 20 slain during a holdup. Coroner W J McGregor alleges two state troopers Charles Mullen and H A Stinnett and constables Invey Assay and William Brozek planned the framing to obtain evidence for arrest. Cotton was killed Feb 14 by a shot to the heart fired by Mullen. Milson Wekel 20 wounded earlier to testify. incident linked to barbecue stand where officers waited to arrest Cotton.
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Allegheny County
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H. A. Stinnett
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Suppressed Lindbergh Sr Book Issued by Mor rance and Company
A long suppressed book by the late Charles A. Lindbergh Sr was published by Morrance and Company in Philadelphia. About 2000 copies were printed for congressmen in Washington but the printing was destroyed by wartime officials. The 1918 text argues Americans should not loan to Allied nations and predicts loans will not be repaid. It advocates planned economy with worker share and criticizes Rockefeller and Morgan.
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Washington
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Thindbergh
John D. Rockefeller
P. Morgan
Corry Grocers Meet to Elect Code Authority
Independent, chain and wholesale grocers of Corry will meet at the courthouse in Warren next Tuesday evening, March 6, to elect a permanent local code authority. Gail M. Jones of Warren chairs a committee to cooperate with National and State Grocery Code authorities and the NRA to form a code authority in District No. 3 covering Forest and Warren counties and Corry in Erie County. The meeting aims to elect the local code authority and urges industry representatives to attend.
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Warren
Gail MP
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NRA
Torest
Cty
Corry
Erie County
AML
Seventeen Days Below Zero In February Records
February proved one of the coldest months with seventeen of twenty eight days below freezing. Average temperature 11.14 degrees, average low three below zero, high 24.3. Highest 43 on February 18, coldest 28 below on the ninth. city readings dropped to 48 below elsewhere. Residents urged to save the table for posterity.
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