Truck Owners Stand Uphheld By Conference
Report of the National Transportation Committee cited in campaign against trucking regulations. Digest by Harold S. Shertz says automotive transportation is progress and will stay, urging federal and uniform state control rather than rail-like supervision. Noted figures include Calvin Coolidge’s former transportation committee headship and endorsements by major industry and university sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Transportation’ Committee
Pennsylvania
National Transportation Committee
U. S
Harold S. Shertz
Transportation Committee
Calvin Coolidge
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Alexander Legge
International Harvester Company
Clark Howell
Avlanta Constitution
Alfred BE. Smith
Insurance
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
National ‘Transportation Committee
Shertz
Missing youth found in Ohio
Ridgway March 6. McClintock Zettle aged 19 of Johnsonburg who vanished February 18 from home has been located in Columbus Ohio. A letter from Columbus received by his father Clarence Zeich states he stayed at the Salvation Army hotel after riding a freight train injuring a foot that prevents long walks. He traveled through West Virginia and Kentucky with a longest auto trip of 205 miles. no plan to return home. The earlier fear of loss in Elk County woods is dispelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Mcclintock Zettle
Johnsonburg
Columbus
Clarence Zeiich
Salvation Army
Hirch
Zettle
West Virginia
Kentucky
Johnaunburg High School
Elk Couny Woods
Clarion River
Thompson's Barasma Tablets Ad Offer
Dizzy or backache relief promised by Thompson's Barasma Tablets. The ad claims to cleanse kidneys and liver and eliminate toxins with Barasma, Golden Lax, and Barosma Tablets. Sold at drug stores, 25 cents for Barosma Tablets and 300 count packages mentioned.
Warren Womens Shop Stripped by Thieves
Warren reports the Harriet-Burl Shoppe at 229 Second Avenue lost almost its entire stock in a burglary occurred between six and seven Saturday morning. Burglars entered by burning the front door lock and hauled out dresses frocks coats and suits from a stock that had just been shown Friday. Police traced the tracks in the snow but offered no suspects as to who committed the break in. The shop had opened Friday afternoon with a two to five o’clock and seven to nine o’clock events, featuring merchandise from New York and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mar
Second Avenue
Carriei
Hariett-Burt
New York
Cleveland
Jamestown Home Wrecked by Explosion
A two story frame dwelling at 14 North Hopkins avenue in Jamestown was destroyed by a blast heard blocks away shortly after 4 Sunday morning. Owners Joseph and Minnie Marone and their five children were away. police received a call at 4 07 from Charles Renalda reporting the explosion. Firefighters battled flames as several mini explosions occurred inside the house and windows and doors were blown out. Estimated damage to the structure exceeded $2,000 with furnishings loss undetermined. The family was staying with friends in Gerry after the blaze.
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Jamestown
Mir
North Hopkins Avenue
Joseph
Minnie Marone
Oluck
Charles Renalda
Falconer Street
Taroma
Hense
Free Department
Friends
Gerry
Conviction of Taft Hayes Sustained in Auto Fatality
Judge Hirt upheld Taf Hayes 21 of Crane road near Girard on two counts of involuntary manslaughter in the May auto crash that killed Lynn and Leroy Barney, both of Girard. Hayes seeks a new trial, appeal planned for 10 am Monday. defense contended another driver, jury found Hayes responsible. A third occupant, Oliver Broohouse, was also present at the wreck near 20th Street and Brown Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirt
Taft Hayes
Taf
Hayes
Crane Road
Girard
W. B. Hirt
Armer
Flayes
Lynn
Leroy Barney
Lust
20Th Street
Brown's Avenue
Lynn Brothers
Oliver Broohouse
Alsi Visite
Reich Company bankruptcy sought to be vacated in Jamestown
An order signed by Judge Joni Knight in the United States District Court at Buffalo set a March 27 hearing to show cause why the voluntary bankruptcy petition filed by H. M. Reich Co should not be withdrawn and the proceeding terminated. Creditors contest the estate administration in Jamestown, arguing Reich lacks a home there and that proceedings are illegal in the Western District of New York. The petition seeks to move proceedings to New York City and cites assets and claims totaling hundreds of thousands in receivables and secured claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown, Miny B
Joni
United States District Court At
Buffalo
HLM
Reith
H. M. Reich Company
Jamestown
Reich
Saperston
McNatchton
Snight
Ficmsites
Law World Hinge Bank
New York
Tuffalo
Ney York
Joseph C. White
Shinlene
Gourk
Knight
New York City
United States Court For
Western District of
Seherlulus
Vsstow i
Nace
Erie Family Poisoned by Contaminated Boiled Food Events
A Erie family of five including a mother father and three children suffered ptomaine poisoning from boiled food Saturday noon. Vincent Bydler, 40, was taken to St. Vincent's hospital, while his sons Albert 13 and Norman 11 were rushed to Hamet hospital for stomach pump treatment. The mother and younger daughter aged 6 remained at home after medical care at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mar
Yieliins
Vincent Bydler
Ponty Street
Tate
St. Vincent's Hospital
Albert
Sind Norman
Hamet Hospital
Filly
Ney
Tey
Jom W. Sehmeltes
Weather freezes ruin fruit crops across states
Erie Michigan reports severe damage to fruit trees from warm spells followed by abrupt freezes in January and February. Alberta peaches suffer nine of ten buds killed. apples and pears largely spared. Winter wheat not seriously affected according to farm bureau officials and experiment station heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mir
Bennsylvania
Wastin Ohio
Accordino Farm Bureau
Perimental
Buckeye
Alberta
Fishery Friday Night Dinner At Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening the men of the congregation prepared a fish fry serving blue pike fillet with sauce, slaw, German potato salad, pie, meat and coffee. Dinner begins at 5 30 o'clock with tickets from congregation members or at the door. Proceeds from the fry benefitting church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heheiods
Presbyterian Church
The
Chitcch
Uhe
Nano
Father of Two Corry Citizens Passes Away
Word reached Corry of the death of Swan Carlson of Ludlow at the hospital Saturday evening. Carlson had been ill for the past two weeks and was admitted a few days ago for an operation. He leaves two sons in Corry, Swanson and Shayles Swanson. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at Ludlow for the benefit of the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Swan Carlson
Ludlow
Kane Lato
Carlson
Swanson
Shayles Swanson
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Ohio
Warren Women’s
Pullman
Wash
A. A. Cleveland
Washington State College
Vicks Plan
Nopti- West
Harry Ret
Ankment
Ble
Reich Company
Tbs
Cc Advance Dry Cleaners
Martin
Root’s Furniture Store
Aineral Nervices
Ludfoy
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