Clothes Caught in Gas Engine Burns Youth
A West Sparta youth narrowly escaped death when clothing became caught in a gas engine during oiling. He suffered severe injuries including a torn side, arm fracture, and multiple teeth loss, with eighteen stitches and a severe laceration. He was treated by a local doctor and rushed to the hospital in Cola City. The incident drew sympathy from Spartanshiring students and community members.
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Laws Puehtin
Grover
West Sparta
Wunstip
Aviv
Young Choldon
Soctar
Spartahshiing
Cola City
Mets
Spartans
Germany's Membership Plea Sparks League Crisis
United Press reports Geneva dispatch noting Germany seeks League of Nations membership, Spain and Brazil candidacies stir tension. Delegates debate whether Germany seat should be admitted now as the assembly weighs consequences for the League amid political maneuvering and international reactions.
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United Press Geneva
March $ Blettlin
Germany
League of Nasines
Council
Akker Wet
Spain
Phan BP
Unies Vansidirating
Thas
Phy League Assembl
Lefazatee
Apn
Jon Thies
Latin America
Augusta Ua Unsta
Portia
Peestedent
Ter Jeteras
Uumint
Althugh
Viscount Ishii
Japan
League Council
Ywtae Chen
COUNTY FARM AGENT TO VISIT FRIDAY FOR FARMERS ADVICE
County farm agent will visit Friday to meet with farmers seeking advice on farm operation and soil testing. Mr Engle will be in Corry at 10 a.m. and later at the Chamber of Commerce, with service offered free via the local agricultural office.
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Farm Bureau Service
AL Buigle
Barra
Corry
Unkle
Gorey
Commerte Yoorms
Ug County
Engle
Tn Corry
Bugle
England
Brietrehiy
Anawer
Chamber of Commerce
Bogle
John H King Enters Assembly Contest
Prominent local manufacturer John H King signals a strong bid for the state assembly. Support from business and civic groups appears broad as petitions circulate and villagers discuss potential endorsements. The contest heightens as May primary plans tighten and King campaigns across townships.
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John H. King
Chapman Appeal Before High Court Washington
The appeal of Geral Chapman in county court was formally presented to the United States Supreme Court. Justice Adamsig of the court may hear it next Monday.
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Chapman
High Court
United Press
Washington
Geral Hapa
States Supremes
Business Men's Dinner Promises Large Attendance At City Hotel
Business leaders plan a well attended dinner at the Hotel Phostis Wednesday night as part of a series of get together sessions by the Retailers Division of the Chamber of Commerce. The first event drew strong support and this week promises an even more elaborate affair with planned address by city officials and special musicians. Tickets are available from Hat Oll Dietzel Charles Cranit Donald Wilcon or the Secretary Engine of the chamber.
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Phostis
Nfm
Simmer
L" Ine
Weil
Garvin
Chamber of Commerce
Dietzel
Charles Cranit
Donald
Wilcon
Vammmeree
Modern Garage to Rise on Franklin Street
Frection of a new garage on West Franklin street is planned by Shuss and Hepler local distributors of Hudson and Essex automobiles. Ground breaking is expected soon to erect a modern garage with storage space for many cars and a gas station offering service facilities. Occupancy is planned for Velma and Redha Sebmies of North Clymere while local residents Abie and William Parker were noted as traveling to Union City as guests of Herbratinr Amy Pitcher.
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Shuss and Hepler Bay
Library
Hudson-Essex Cars
Franklin Street
Shuss and Hepler
Hudson and Essex Automobiles
Jooniin
Aud
Dweslie
Hibrary
Wid
Edesty
Eal
Jonettt
Velma
Redha Sebmies
North Clymee
Abie
William Parker
Union City
Tne
Herbratiiir
Amy Pitcher
Nation Wide Referendum On Prohibition
A local opinion piece urges voters to participate in a nationwide referEndum on prohibition written with NEA Service. The article explains ballots will be printed Thursday and Friday for readers to cast their preference, with results counted by The Journal offices and a nationwide tally released by NEA Service. It notes varied opinions among temperance groups and churches and stresses the need to measure true public sentiment.
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Owehout
United States
Iso
Tom
Hirch
Congress
Americs
Best Radio Features on Today’s Schedule
Cincinnati WSAT airs Francis MacMillan at 10 P.M. central with a violin solo and a WEAP hookup across seven stations. In Omaha WOAW presents the Tangier Temple Shrine Chanters at 5 P.M. central. New York WJ2 features Henry Tadley’s Orchestra at 7:54 P.M. eastern. Houston EPRC broadcasts the Municipal Orchestra of Houston with 207 meters listed.
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Cincinnati
Francis MacMillan
WEAP
WOAW
Omaha
Gentral
Tangier Temple Shrine
WJ2
New York
Henry Tadley
EPRC
Houston
Municipal Orchestra of
Nature will bring only relief from flood in Franklin gorge
Pittsburgh, March 4. Scientists conduct experiments on the Allegheny River at Franklin to learn if ice can be removed without impact on the river. Major E J Daley of the United States Engineers notes the ice formed from extreme cold and low river levels and that nature created the ice and can remove it.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Franklin the
E J. Daley
United States Enginers
Franklin
Icy Streets Spark Cold Injury Surge in Tolty and Kimity
Icy sidewalks and roads after a heavy rain left Tolty and Kimity streets treacherous Sunday morning many slips caused injuries including a broken leg of A Bonners. motorists also skidded near Beaverdam and Roosevelt highways with several bruises. Odd Fellows party faced steep hill trouble on Union City road but reached the city after hours of effort.
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Bonners
East South Street
Union
Fred Bennett
Beaverdam
Roosevelt Highway
Bennett
Corey Odd Fellows
Union City
Beaverdam Coad
Union City Road
Odd Fellows
Althout
Thermite fails to move river gorge amid dynamite tests
Franklin and Oil City officials continued dynamite operations to break up a 13 mile gorge south of here after a scientist report showed thermite had little effect. Only two charges exploded, leaving small indentations as river level rose about a foot to 152 feet, slightly above flood level.
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Pranklin
Here
Uinwatel T Barnes
McGill Universite
Franklin
Oil City
New Jersey
Woman dies in es after firing home near Union City
Mrs Tracy A Henry Al died in a house fire set Saturday night near Union City. Neighbors found her charred body Sunday morning. Coroner Leon Maimne reported she set the fire during a dispute with her mother at the Jones road home. She had been divorced years earlier and lived with her mother. two daughters survive.
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Union Giy
Tracy
Henry al
Norning
Henry
Jones Road
Union City
Leon Maimne
Union Cit
Hue Nose
Hantey
Tragic Fire Claims Child In Punxsutawney Incident
In Punxsutawney on March 8 a girl burned to death after her clothing caught fire from a gas stove. Her mother and Mrs Campbell both attempted to extinguish the flames as the child ran from the house toward the yard. The injured child died shortly after at a hospital.
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United Press
Delan Backer
Alden Aachen
Campbell
Defenis
Ter
Bhos Spring Creek
Pital
Foresee Cut in Insurance Rates Here
Municipal officials anticipate lower fire insurance rates after a reclassification of city fire apparatus and auxiliary equipment. Officials say North Side units and standby trucks would provide around the clock protection, with insurers likely revising rates if the planned realignment is approved and manned consistently.
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Wes
Damon Wiemai
Bned Worth
Second Ward
Paulson
Loveland
North
Starion
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