One Seriously Hurt In Crash Near Warren
Mrs. Anna Knupp 54 of this village is in critical condition at Warren General Hospital after a car driven by her husband Guy C Knupp 54 collided with a truck driven by Clelland H Metz 63 of Erie. Both vehicles crashed into a tree. Mrs Knupp has a compound skull fracture left leg injuries and internal bleeding described while Mr Knupp sustains knee and arm injuries. The couple’s relatives traveled to Erie for the day.
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Russoul Ra
Anna Knupp
Warren General Hospital
Guy C. Knupp
Clelland H. Metz
German Street
Erie
Knupp
Knipp
Social Notes From Corry Reed City Then and Now
Local residents travel for business and family gatherings. Mrs F Schtndwein returns to Cleveland after visiting her parents Dr and Mrs Crowell and grandmother Mrs H D Crowell. Numerous residents and visitors move between Meadville Warren Erie and Buffalo for visits, funerals, and personal matters.
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Norman Warner
State College
Tey Patton
Foungstown
Dorothy Whiteley
Evie
A. Keistery
Galeton
F. Lb. Keister
West Washington Street
Death claims Herbert Pratt resident of Corry
Herbert Pratt of Corry dies at home after long illness and a stroke two weeks earlier. Survived by wife, son John Pratt of Union City, daughters Mrs Mary Morton and Mrs Merle Triscutt, and four grandchildren. Body to Bracken Keating Funeral Home with funeral Thursday at 2 PM and burial at McCray Cemetery.
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Herbert
Pratt
Corry
Mr. Pratt
Jamestown
John Pratt
Union City
Mary, Morton
Merle 'Triscutt
Bracken-Keating
Mc Cray
Kean man seriously wounded shot by son
Anthony W Norris 25 of Route 1 Meksean is hospitalized in St Vincent's after being shot in the upper right abdomen by his son at 10 p m Monday. Norris's wife said the shooting was accidental as her son fired at rats in the barn and did not see his father. The man's condition remained critical Tuesday.
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Anthony W. Norris
Meksean
Hetiean Tite
St Vincent's Hospital
Norris
Lsther
Maintenance plan for City Park and funeral service readies
City officials order a summer maintenance plan for Washington street station area park. Joseph Morty of Ast Pleasant Street is honored with a Requiem Mass at St Elizabeths Church, followed by interment at St Elizabeths cemetery attended by neighbors and local families.
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Rex
John Morty
Ast Pleasant Street
St. Elizabeth's
Carl Heidt
St. Eireabeth’s
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Harold Armitage
Benjamin Goring
Lewis Luks
Steven Jankowski
Andrew Jones
Arthur Curing
Andrew J. Martz
Mies Rose Mortz
Ray Martz
Frantic Mort
Gabriel Kaminskey
Eleanor
Elizabeth Goring
W. Goring
Exic
Bonus Bureau On Wheels toledo
War veterans have organized a traveling bonus application bureau. They visit invalid veterans, take their fingerprints, and bring the applications to headquarters of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be replaced in spring by a mobile unit serving station.
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Toledo
Sh Park
Sein Ie Sorin
Man Taken Ill After Drinking Acid at Home
Mary Gornall reports her husband 67 year old William Gornall drank muriatic acid bought at a Corry store. He is in Hamot Hospital in critical condition with severe internal injuries and slight chances of recovery. He was found unconscious in a bathroom by his wife who contacted police. He previously left a hospital on February 23 and had expressed a wish to die.
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Muriatio Neil
Corry
Gornall
Hamot
Lost whistle found after decades in Montreal boy
A Montreal boy named Philippe Pettigrew, who as a four year old lost a toy whistle, had it surgically removed after doctors discovered it lodged in his chest during treatment for a cough.
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Montreal
Philippe Pettigrew
Market GossiP and the Stock Outlook
Market observers debate future trends as color stocks and movie shares spark talk of inflation and scheme-driven trading. Analysts discuss inflation, currency expansion, and looming policy actions while traders question long term gains amid strikes and shifting Wall Street dynamics.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
U. S. Steel
Allied Cherleat
Ore
Eny
Her Brothers Pictures
Sparin
Wall Street
Monk Spenuiniz
Laxos
Saturaion Points
Industrial shares reach new highs on tax surpluses move
Wall Street rose as President Roosevelt proposed taxing corporate surpluses driving industrial issues to fresh yearly highs. Gen Motors neared 62 and Chrysler touched new marks amid broad demand for automotives and motor equipment. Companies listed include General Electric, Montgomery Ward, Westinghouse, Union Carbide, and Nash among others.
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New York
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Genet! Motors
Chrysler
Studebaken
Hudson
Nash
Tonge
American
American Smelter
American T
Tanaconda
Miantic
Auburn
Bethichent
Beni
Aviation C&o
Gheystor
Columbia Gas Continental Can
Mfry
General Electric
Geneva! Motors
International Nick
Benmecoth
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Packard Penna RR Pure
Radoisco
Veony Vacuum
Standard OW
Calif Standard OU
NJ Studehator
Texas US Stet
United Corp
Westinghouse Else Woolworth
Youngstown
Arkansas Gas Aero Supply
Asso Gas & Elect
Giles Service McCord Rad
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