One Killed and Three Hurt in Crossing Crash
A Lew Chevrolet driven vehicle collided at a crossing in DuBois causing one death and three serious injuries. Victims include Roger Sulissindr, 27, of 18 East Sherman Avenue. Saxon, 27, of 61S W Lone Avenue. and others injured in the incident. Hospitals reported serious conditions for several injured passengers.
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Wisally
Joseph W. Tueg
South Ave
Ajured
Tengneriy
Usjudes
Esteuy
Witlels
Maple Avenue
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Boys Held for Burglaries in Jamestown
Two days past, Jamestown youths aged 14 and 15 were detained on charges of juvenile delinquency after police say they confessed to about a dozen thefts. Neighbors stopped them near 20 Van Buren Street when they attempted to urge occupants to open a house. Bishop Walpole died in Edinburgh last night at 72.
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Walpole
Edinburgh
van Buren Strécts
George
Oral Theological Seminary
New Boys
Coure
York
Hugh Walpole
Aashljzvi
Hemant
George Lockwood
van Buren Sliver
Lockwood Duane
Man killed in nitro explosion near Wellsville
Charles Mansfield, a portable oil field worker from Bolivan, was blown to pieces when a nitro glycerin blast ripped his car apart near Wellsville on March 5. A button and tie remained. a 15 foot crater marked the scene as Mansfield, employed as a well shooter, endured a five year local tenure.
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Wellsville, Msr
Charles Mansfield
Port- yil-Port
Allegheny State
Aged Couple to Be Deported From New York State
Martin Kyiatkowski and his wife Ey, long residents on a Fredonia area farm, faced deportation after immigration authorities concluded their income from public charges violated their status. The couple, who arrived in 1926, were placed aboard a deportation train at Dunkirk en route to New York, following a Washington order and a probe by Inspector Ant on Rey of the Erie Immigration office.
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Poland
Martin Kyiatkowsk
United States
Fredonia
N.Y
Washington
Pan
Anton Rey
Erie
Ation Price
Rwlatkeweki
Dunkirk
New York
Man Dives From Sixth Street Bridge Into River
Patrolmen recovered a body from the Monongahela today after a man, Walter Smith, 52, leaped from the Sixth Street bridge. Witnesses said he initially planned suicide but changed his mind after hitting the water. Police noted he had been held on a disorderly charge and was saved by a tugboat worker who assisted near a barge.
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Mar
Whaile Rver
Alligheny
Warn
Sixth Street
Walter Smith
Point Bridge
Monongahela River
Smith
Steel City
Sunth
Woman Struck by Car Hurts In Oil City
Oil City Mer 5 The oil city hospital reports Mrs Nettie Tarr of 40 Seneca street was struck by an automobile driven by Henry Thomas of Plumer Street while crossing Seneca and Duncomb early Sunday night. She suffered a broken arm and facial bruises and was taken to the hospital. Carl Hengalke, a youth employed by Guy Campbell of Salvia, sustained a brain concussion lo left temple laceration cheek contusions a dislocated left ankle torn ligaments and glass in his eye. A Ford coupe left the road near Tuys Somers late Sunday evening, went over an embankment, and tumbled. a young woman companion escaped unharmed. The driver was brought to 610 City for treatment. The car was demolished.
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Mer
Oi City Hospital
Nettie Tarr
Seneca Street
Henry Thomas
Plumer Street
Seneca and
Duncomb
Thomas
Carl Hengalke
Guy Campbell
Salvia
610 City
Osenider
Campbell
Protest Dam Project Across Allegheny River
City officials and Oil City chamber of commerce announce planned protest against the proposed diversion of water from Tionesta creek. Pittsburgh lawyer Thomas C. Liggett has drafted a bill to bar any dam over 126 feet high on Commonwealth streams for hydroelectric or other purposes, aiming to stop the project.
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Oil City
Allegheny River
Tionesta Creek
The
Commonwealth
Spring Creek Newsletter Brims With Local News
In a bustling March entry Spring Creek reports visits and arrivals in Warren and Corry. Daisy Branch returns from a trip, Agnes Burns resumes teaching, and a home talent play at Federated church draws a large crowd with Delaney’s cast and Flaherty’s orchestra contributing. Residents attend meetings, parries, and family visits while noting illnesses and travel between nearby towns.
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Smith
Spring Creak
Daisy Branch
Warren
Lon Baten
Carl Donaldson
Billie
Harold ‘Addy
Jane Ferris
Perris
Ladies Aid
Winnis Johnson
Laurw Johnson
Lena Jackson
R. D. MeKelvey
Agnes Burns
Yourgeville
Martha Plate
Butler
Mary Stickney
William Smith
Phil Morton
lBrie
Florence Woodard
Classified ad department promotes home and business needs
The notice explains a department that connects readers with home, farm, or personal needs and opportunities. It invites careful reading of advertisements and notes editors may edit or reject any classified item, including ads for boys, under journal style.
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Monumanes
Poison liquor kills fifteen in Peoria area outbreak
United Press reports police and federal agents traced a bootlegging poison ring blamed for 15 deaths and 25 injuries in Peoria and nearby towns. Investigators say a 50 gallon batch, produced under a “new process,” was sold through several villages, with three arrests made and hundreds of drinkers at risk.
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United Press
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Washington
Vermont
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Decatur
Papal Diplomats Pick First Nuncio to Italy
Rome reports the pope has informed Monsignor Borgongini-Duca he will be named first papal nuncio to Italy after the treaty and concordat with the Italian government is ratified. The appointment would make Borgongini-Duca dean of the diplomatic corps. He is known in America as a theology professor at the Propaganda College in Rome. He was chosen years ago as chaplain of the Knights of Columbus play grounds in Rome.
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United Press
Rome
Francesco Borgongini-Duca
Italy
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Bor fongini-Duca
Borgonssini-Duca
America
Propaganda College
Knights of Columbus
Hairy Elephants Spotted in Ancient Cave Wall Art
Fragmentary text notes discovery of hairy elephants roaming Tra inbd era with red covers on skin and curved tusks. Indistinct mentions of bones and cave wall depictions in France suggest links to prehistoric fauna and early depictions.
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Liemasnabbs
Wophint
Ile Relontikie Dedhira
France
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