County plans site purchase for TB hospital in Erie
Erie County officials voiced plans to buy a site for a tuberculosis hospital, despite a pending court injunction. County Commissioner Charles R. Davis said purchasing this year is a step forward, while Judge William Parker weighs the petition from the Erie County Press Association. Davis and MacLean had previously negotiated an option on property south of the city, contending existing county sites are unsuitable for environmental reasons.
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Erie
Charles R. Davis
William Parker
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Bavis
MacLean
Man killed in lumber mill edger accident
At the Shefield mill of Central Pennsylvania Lumber, Charles Sack, about 90, was fatally mangled Tuesday afternoon when his gauntlet glove caught on a plank feeding into an edger. His body was torn by two dozen saws moving at 1700 rpm, with a safety rope failing to release him. Coroner Lowry investigated. inquest pending.
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C. C. Shope
Slack
Ed Lowry
Warren
Veto of Labor Bill Draws AFL Leader Disappointment
United Press reports from Washington on March 11 that William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, voiced sharp disappointment at President Hoover's veto of the Wagner employment exchange bill. He called the reasons given for the veto unconvincing and unacceptable, while a Democratic dissent noted the bill’s partisan drafting.
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United Press
Washington
Williy Given
Prestion
American Federation of Labor
Hoover
Clymer Man Suffers Fracture of Wrist
Milton Doolittle of Clymer was taken to Dr. John C Klep for an X ray, revealing a broken wrist from cracking a car. Dr Kibler reduced the fractures and Doolittle returned home.
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Milton Doolittle
Clymer
John C Klep
Kibler
Doolittle
Spartansburg Man Cassius R Myers Dead at 45
Cassius R Myers, a telegrapher for the Pennsylvania Railroad on the Buffalo division, died at his Spartansburg home shortly before 6 PM after pneumonia followed his mother’s death on January 10. Survived by his father John Myers and wife Minnie Jackson Myers, he was well known in Corry and along the division. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM at the I E church in Spartansburg with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Cassius R Myers
Spartansburg
Myers
John Myers
Minnie Jackson Mye
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Glydon
I. E
Rose Hill
Substitution of Prisoner Case Leads Calendar
The March term opens with the prisoner substitution case involving Attorney Sam Rossiter and four other defendants tied to a conspiracy charge. The calendar includes cases on national production act violations and other offenses under congressional acts. The substitution dates to 1929 involving Stanley Wells and aliases, with Wells now in Canada and not extraditable.
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Rie
Mar
Ure
Gras
Jones
Mayer Gold
Morst
Stanley Wells
Joseph Jarvis
Erie Coast Guard
Aoard
Alo
Lester Beals
Sam Lambort
Fred Black
Rossiter
Wells
Stolen machine gun found near Olean Kane Pay Mor
Police recovered a machine gun stolen from the armory last Sunday after a tip led to a pile of broken tile behind a hotel in Kane. The weapon, in good condition and wrapped in blankets, was placed under guard. Bootleg gang suspected.
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Olean
United Press Kane
Chesterfield Cigarettes Emphasize Unique Tobacco Blend
The ad touts Chesterfield cigarettes as offering molder and better tobaccos. It claims the blend is uniquely Chesterfield, cross blended to create a satisfying fragrance and flavor, urging readers to enjoy the tobacco as a mark of luxury.
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Desert
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