Body Found 17 Miles From Tragedy Scene At Ambridge
The body of Lyons, prominent Warren resident, recovered in the Ohio River near Ambridge about 17 miles from the tragedy site. Arrangements for transfer to Warren for burial were expected today as a $1,000 reward had been offered for the body’s recovery. Police and river workers had searched for weeks after the houseboat Frances Nine disaster on November 2, 1025. Authorities are also probing a separate explosion in the First Ward, with detectives signaling possible suspects and noting the porch blast severely damaged the Barrone home and surrounding properties.
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Oh LG Lyons
Promi Henk Gitmoan
Warren
Hart Sedres
Acquiatitaness
Thin City
Ht Teel
War
Hividge
Franves
Springdale
Lyons Ody
Ohio River
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Wdy
Willian E. Muller
Joshi
Ohin
Sindompanys
Nanding
Agaipet
Tasoph Hurrone
Piewsunit Street
Berrone
Amily
Chist Dunkle
Jornal
Luhie
Barnine
East Street
Pleasant Street
Tirst Avene
Beljay Walls
Sone Land B
Arrvals
Aéce
Navho
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Flanniegan
Thui
Asplosivn
Barrone
Dunkie
Evionce
Hoor
William Jewell
Dmx Whitehead
Bariainkoni
Seemn
Jovenil
Tesling
Barroné
Journal
Howe
Uilsemi
Franklin Flood Danger Increases Amid Suspected Attack
Franklin area faces rising flood danger as warm weather melts snow and ice on the Allegheny River. A Pittsfield assault suspect, Charles Nelson, 18, was arrested after a Pittsfield girl was attacked. police seek links to a Garland station robbery and the flood crisis heightens tension as residents await river levels and possible evacuations.
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Nelson
Pittsfield
Garland
Cought
Straiwer
Ste, Tion
Emmanuel Church Welcomes New Rector Appointment
Archdeacon Harry A of Morrisbura Diocese accepted the call to Emmanuel Episcopal Chapel. The new rector, succeeding Ros Ashton, is expected to arrive in April to begin duties, reflecting positive reaction from church leaders and members.
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Harrisburg
Emmanuel Church
Morrisbura
Emmanuel
Java
Oidersport
Ros
Archddeacon Post
Corre
Corry Resident Mary Keating Dempsey Dies Sudden
Mrs Mary Keating Dempsey widow died suddenly this morning at her home 45 Marion Street Corry after a period of illness. She was well known in Corry and survived by two sons Austin and Thomas Dempsey, a brother and several sisters. Relatives began arriving this evening for funeral arrangements.
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Mary Keating Dampsey
Thomas
Denspisuy
Norte
Marlon Street
Dempsey
Caitie Axa Gregh
Owen
Aind
Austin Dempsey
J J Sullivan
Nellie Keating
Ceylans
Today’s five best radio features list
A scrambled radio log lists stations in New York, Schenectady, Washington and Boston with times and programs. It mentions the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, the Eastern Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Central Barn Dance, plus several call signs and vague timings.
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WIZ
New York
WGY
Schenectady
WRC
Washington
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
KGO Oaklind
WEBL
Boston
Boston Symphony Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
Skylark
WLS
Chicago
Johnsons body recovered from French Creek
The second drowning victim, George Johnson, is recovered near Saegertown after a long search by Crawford Land Company workers and local residents. Johnson’s coat and vest were found at the creek bank, with his body later located by J. We near Lump. Swanson’s body had been found earlier. investigators continued to probe the mystery surrounding the disappearances.
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Las Des Comber
George Johnson
Jamestown
Mit
Suegortown
Sokuyson
August Swanson
Mesdville
Sohrsna
Swanson
Johnson
Johnsom
Jhon
Johnny
J. We
Daleya Yormaf
Saegertown
Dale
Thei Crawford Land Company
Aboval
Tede Ic
Jamestolen
Ube
Large settlement promised to Mrs Kresge in divorce case
United Press reports in New York that Mrs Corin Mercier Kresge has already received cash from her multimillionaire husband and may get more if certain conditions are met. The suit over a premarital contract and stock promises was settled out of court, with terms indicating escalating gifts to be provided annually.
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United Press
New York
Corit Mercier Kresge
Marge
Husbanel
Pris
Greensburg Faces Ongoing Flu Epidemic In March
Greensburg Pa reports a severe grippe outbreak across the district with over 800 pupils and teachers out of school. Despite widespread illness no shutdown has been ordered and physicians expect possible relief by week’s end as students work from home and substitute teachers cover classes.
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Greensburg
United Press
Greensbury
Tda Blackburn
They Schad
Seton Full College
Teathors E Yasui
Boldeinie
Spring Arrives As Warm Weather Lifts Town Spirits
Spring officially arrives with showers and mild temperatures forecast for the week. Forecasters predict a gradual warmup from March 28 to 27 with pleasant conditions across the community, bringing renewed activity and lingering signs of the season.
New Dry Goods Store Opens in Town
A new dry goods store, Frans Chopin and Sons, opened to a large crowd from Come and vicinity and other nearby areas. The shop features an expanded stock with a modern assortment and plans to service the community with numerous lines. Mr. Chapin and Mr. Harris Chapin will manage the local location, with the Ohio City store previously established and run by the family.
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Frans Chopin and Sons
Det Roney
Jacjes
Ohio City
Mirris Chapin
Naveston
Bronchoscope Saves Life Of Infant At Jefferson Hospital
On March 20 in Philadelphia, a 13 month old infant, Jere Thomas Watters Jr, nearly asphyxiated by a foreign object at home. Doctors used a bronchoscope to extract the stuck item from the throat, enabling the child to breathe and recover, with the infant soon expected to return home.
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United Press Philadelphia
Jere Thomas Watters, Jr
Sitgens
Jefferson Hosepital
Jefferson Hospital
Br Weduery
Col Coolidge Laid To Rest At Plymouth
March 20 Plymouth burial of John Parvin Coolidge follows same funeral paths as his son Calvin Jr. In solemn rites a magistrate officiates while President Coolidge and Mrs Poulidge attend. Flowers scattered, body committed to earth as family continues the lineage in the same plot.
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Col. Coolidge
Plymouth
John Parvin Coolidge
Narida
John White
Mre Poulidge
Calving Jr
Moolidges
John Calvin Poulidge
Local option to be considered in Washington hearing
March 20 report says a group of Canadians will testify before the Senate beer hearing committee on April 1 to discuss the Canadian liquor distribution system. Witnesses will present statistics on drunkenness and bootlegging and argue for a constitutional amendment allowing cities and counties to choose wet or dry options. Bruce supports a compromise enabling local choice where liquor is desired, with government distribution under Canadian-style restrictions.
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Washington
Bruce
Aso
Bandit-Slayer Given Life Imprisonment
Uniontown Pa March 20 Frank Feeney convicted of first degree murder for the murder of Harry F Miller during an attempted holdup at a service station near Revere has been sentenced to life imprisonment The jury reached its verdict during the night and recommended life imprisonment
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United Press Uniontown
Harry F. Miller
Revere
Frank Feeney
Fife
State Game Refuge Established at Ridgway
The State Game Commission announced the creation of an Auxiliary game refuge and public hunting ground in Ridgway, Elk County. About 100 acres will be set aside as Refuge No. 52 on land owned by Ridgway Light and Meat Company, with 104 transfer rights specified.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Dullinge
Ridgway Light and Meat Company ii BI
Searfoss Pronounced Insane By Alienists in Kanep a
March 20. Pommit aetit a the insane asylum ab Pair view is expected to be the fate of Paire Searfoss, 23, who tried to fell his bride of fone days and vom mit aciette at Bort Allegany. Both Seirfose and his young firide are recovered from their wounds. Searfoss is held at the county jail at Smethport, but his transfer to Fairelow without trial is considered certain. Dr A W Mitchell and Dr Garry Chadwick examined him and pronounced him insane.
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United Press Kanepa
Aetit
Paire Searfoss
Bort Allegany
Seirfose
Firide
Starfoss
Smethport
Fairelow
A. WW Mitchell
Warren
Garry Chadwick
Chad
Ten Killed in Explosion at Woodward Furnace
Ten men died and sixteen were seriously injured in a blast furnace explosion at Woodward Iron Company near Birmingham Alabama on March 20. The furnace top blew off and fumes spread. five victims were white and five were black. Names include G Massey superintendent and Bill Rutherford among identified, with several others unnamed. An immediate investigation was started by company president Frank T Prockard as rescue teams worked.
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United Press
Birmingham
Ala
Woodward Tront Company
White
G. Massey
Woodward Furnace
Bill R. Rutherford
Frank T. Prockard
Explosion Hits Brooklyn Gas Pumping Station
A March 20 blast tore through a two story frame building attached to a Brooklyn Union Gas storage tank. Firefighters extinguished flames and found no victims. reports said one person may have been injured or killed. A secondary, smaller blast damaged a brick wall, injuring ten firemen.
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United Press
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Sa Hdller
Sams
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