Plan to extend war on gambling raids leaders
Police report ongoing drive against gambling joints in Fayne block East Main Street, with proprietors Wit Tey Brewer and Johy Sarin freed on 3500 bail each. Mayor Hepler ordered punch boards removed after youths twelve to fourteen were found playing them. Police say Friday raids are only the start of a clean up, with court actions and fines pending as officers describe raids that blocked exits and detailed arrests and hearings.
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Wit
John D. Planigan
Frank F. Hepler
Brewer
Sarin
C. B. Porter
Atoul
Named new papal secretary of state Magtione biography
Luigi Cardinal Magtione, born in Naples in 1877 and ordained in 1901, rises to the purple in 1935 after a long diplomatic career. He studied diplomatics at the Pontifical Gregorian University and served in the Secretariat of Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs. He led aid work in Switzerland during the war and became Apostolic Nuncio of Paris in 1926. Magli one signed treaties with Premier Briand to suspend liturgical honors for East Catholic representatives if France kept its Holy See embassy. His final act as dean urged international peace.
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Luigi Cardinal Magtione
Naples
Pontifica Gregorian University
Switzerland
Paris
Monsignor
Maglione
Briand
Graduates in Mine Engineering Get Jobs at Penn State
Pennsylvania State College reports all mine engineering graduates from the June class are employed. An announcement by Prof. David R. Mitchell notes ongoing demand for mining engineers, with a 100 percent placement rate and requests that cannot be filed. Strong factors include coal industry changes and a shift to technical control. In a separate note, a 5 year old boy in St Louis lifts 100 pounds, with pride from his amateur-weightlifter father.
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United Pre State College
Pennsylvania State College
David R. Mitchell
Department of Engineering
Mitchell
Profess Y Mitchell
ST. Louis
James Clayton
Missing teacher found in prison in Erie county
Erie, March 13. Police report Harry Elmer Remaley missing since March 3 was detained in Erie county prison. The 31 year old teacher from Kearsarge had earlier received a 20 day sentence on trespassing charges.
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Erie
Mar
Harry Elmer Remaley
Kearsarge
John Fuller
New York Central Ralintud
Remaley
Erie County
Corry Office of Employment Service Busy in Week
The Corry Pennsylvania office reports 17 unemployed placed during the week ending February 17, with total placements statewide at 1,606, up 18 percent from the prior week. Ernest Kelly attributes the rise to public placements, offset by a drop in private placements.
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Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Frnest Kelly
Division of Unemployment Compensation and Employment Service
Kelly
State Employment Service
Warren Funds for Airmail Pickup Effort
Warren on March 13 announced by M D Boutwell secretary that funds will be raised through the Chamber of Commerce to provide equipment and messenger service for nonstop airmail pickup. Under All American Airways plan the community must contribute 450 dollars for pickup gear and three carriers to move mail between the post offices and the airport.
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Warren
Chamber of Commerce
M.D. Boutwell
All-American Airways
Murder victim well known to Erie police
Erie March 15 James Duffy alias Joe Mansfeld formerly of Erie was murdered recently at Mt Carmel Northumberland Pa Police chief George Christoph said Duffy and Fred Pensyl were found shot in their car by two miners on March 2 The victim tied to a gang feud linked to white slave traffic Duffy had a prior crime record and a 1928 escape from custody He had been living in Erie since 1928 with a past burglary larceny case in Crawford County FBI records identify Mansfield as Duffy born Detroit and raised in Erie
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Erie
James Duffy
Hlias Joe Mansfeld
Mt. Carmel
Northumberland
George Christoph
Duffy
Fred Pensyl
Shamokin
Mt Seat
Cochranton
Jackson Station
Here
Durry
Lakey
Crawford County
Dury
Western Penitentiary
Christoph
FBI
Joe Mansfield
Mansfield
James Dufy
Detroit
Mich
Death of Mrs Addie Taylor at Corry Hospital
Mrs Addie L Taylor 304 West Washington Corry widow of Emory G Taylor died at 7 20 PM after a stroke suffered over a week in Corry Hospital Born Saegertown July 18 1862 she lived most of her married life in Corry Survived by daughters Mrs J B Mount and Mrs H Dahlstrand four sons Ernest Taylor Carl R Taylor William Nell Taylor and Astor E Taylor a sister Mrs George Sherman twenty two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Body to be moved from Davison funeral home to Mrs Mounts 62 West Frederick street for funeral Wednesday at 2 20 PM temporary interment in Pine Grove cemetery with burial later in Saegertown cemetery
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Corry
Addie L. Taylor
West Washington Street
Taylor
Emory G. Taylor
Saegertown
J. B. Mount
H. ®. Dahlstrand
Erie
Ernest
New Castle
Carl R. ‘Taylor
William Nell Taylor
Pittsburgh
Astor E. Taylor
George Sherman
Suegertown
Davison Funeral Home
Mrs. Mount
West Frederick Street
Pine Grove
Special Services at Bethel Tabernacle This Week
Bethel Tabernacle hosts three services this week led by Rev. Luther Bowen of Summerdale New York. Services are Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings and all are welcome.
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Bethel Tabernacle
Luther Bowen
Summerdale
N. Y
Timely aid by 8 year old son saves family
Erie reports an eight year old boy named Richard Green alerted neighbors and his mother Ruth Green and three relatives after a heater heated water and depleted oxygen in the bathroom. Firemen did not need to intervene as the family recovered with physician care.
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Erie
Richard Green
East Dth Street
Earl Magee
Ruth Green
Ruth M. Green
Clara Sanfield
Lillian Green
Death claims William Soper Cary resident and businessman
William H. Soper, and a longtime Cary resident born February 1, 1869, died at 11:80 today after years of ill health. He ran a past store on East South Street, was tied to B. G. Cramser and Sam Sweet in groceries, and later operated his own shop until 1926. He was a Lutheran, Woodmen of the World, and charter member of Alliance I O O F. Survived by wife Margaret and sister Mary Booth of Cleveland, with several nieces and nephews. Funeral at St Paul’s Lutheran Wednesday at 2:20 p.m. with prayers at 2 p.m. Burial in Lutheran cemetery. Friends may call at the home.
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William H. Soper
Cary
Ed Oble
Mr. Soper
Corry
Alliance
Ohile
B. G. Cramser
Sam Sweet
East South Survey
Ruth Soper
Lutheran Church, Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellowship
Soper
Ard Sng
Margaret Soper
Mary Booth
Cleveland
Pynera
St Paul's Litheranchive
Constance in Northwood Love Triangle With Gordon
Constance Darby, a 20 year old, plans to marry Terry Cannon in October while working for Gordon Keith on a book at the Carter Estate. Rosalind, Constance sister, flirts with Van Howard, a wealthy playboy, drawing family tensions and social scrutiny as Gordon courts Avis while Constance navigates love, loyalty, and secrets amid Northwood’s Hills society.
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Constance Darby
Terry Cannon
Ino
Northwood
Connie
Terry
Gordon Keith
Gordon
New York
Rosalind Constance
the Hills
van Howard
Constance
Rosalind
Carter Estate
Avis Bailey
Princess of
Van
Avis
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Lad
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