Local residents seen in travel and visits to nearby towns
Miss Betty Lindquist returned from Sharon Pennsylvania after visiting her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J Avery. Several locals visited Erie Akron Warren Meadville Buffalo Philadelphia Buffalo trip details appear with multiple names and destinations. Couples attended a Warren marriage at the First Baptist and Eastern Star installation in Meadville.
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Betty Lindquist
Sharon
J. Avery
Tas McLaughlin
Rasselas Brown
Akron
Ohio
Mr. and Mies
Merrill Wilcox
Misa Dorothy
Kittleberger
Erie
Blair Barnes
Clarence Braley
Merle Dodd
Wre
Powell Motor Company
Mra
Troy Gillette
Wellda Beach
Fin
Wright Hillyard
Ib. Schweitzer
Warren
Ida B. Moore
Unionity
Rufaf Young
Joseph’ Gravino
D. J. Prenatt
Danny
Buffalo
Ina Austin
Philadelphia
L. Mortoyy
Hilton
Geneva
Rochester
E. 0. Gable
Grinwold
Melvin Parshurel
Ray Green
R. G Barnes
Velma Moore
Linyd Stowe
W. Stuart Houghton
J. W. Rickers
Meadville
Eastern Star of
B. L. Wagner
Willusin Halls
Victor Orn
Mira
Pan! Orn
Richard
Carl Taylor
Jack
George
Fred Snedberg
William Grant Herdendorf
Lois Alberta Scholl
First Baptist Church of
W. A. Steen
Lane O'Neil
Virginia
Last raft voyage continues after bridge crash
The 112-foot raft on the Susquehanna River keeps moving after Lycoming county authorities released it. A coroner's jury failed to fix responsibility for the fatal crash at the Main street railroad bridge last Sunday. Testimony from raft passengers and others could not determine fault, as the coroner requested that no single person be held liable for the tragedy that claimed lives.
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United Press
Watsontown
Susquehanna River
Lycoming County
Thorns Brandon
Spring rummage sale planned by class
Mrs. George Gordon hosted a Golden Inks class meeting at her East Ghiarch Street home with Ma. Arthur Banton as president. Plans were made for a singing rummage sale to be sponsored Friday and Saturday April 20th and 21st with light refreshments served by the hostess and assistants.
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George Gordon
East Ghiarch Street
Arthur Banton
Sedion
Tring Young
Will Mush
O. A. Johnson
William Jewell
Betty Jones
Japanese Cherry Blossoms Brighten Washington Daybreak
Japanese cherry trees are in bloom in Washington and are expected to be full bloom by the coming weekend. Unseasonably warm weather has accelerated the blossoms by about a week to ten days, drawing crowds to the capital and catching officials unprepared for the rush.
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Washington
Irregular Meet Showcases Junior High Activities
At Twiler High Building PT a irregular meet last evening featured J Donald Watson discussing the safety patrol sponsor by High Kiwanis to aid lower grade children crossing intersections. Archery leader Wilford Pomeroy introduced three-month members who spoke on Archery. James Corbin Richard Desting and Billy Beduze presented. Miss Bihel McCray led basketry club with examples of baskets. Mrs RS Dewey supervised refreshments.
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Tangy
Tanity
Twiler High
Wich
J. Donald Watson
Robot trains canaries in San Jose crowding cages
Paul Giroux of San Jose has trained canaries with a qintaphone that records bird notes with high fidelity. The device sits beside the birds to help improve their singing through precise playback.
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Canaries
San Jose
Cal
Paul Giroux
Market Gossip and Whitney Case Loom Over Markets
Wall Street senses Whitney Inc sentence delayed to March 22 as SEC probe continues. Investors fear tougher regulation and await publication of brokerage financial statements, with debate over rule changes for brokerages and concerns about smaller houses facing unfair exposure.
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Elmer
Walzer United Press
NW York
Wall Street
Europe
SEC
Whitney
Financial District
Stock Exchange
Market Drops to New Lows Amid Heavy Liquidation
Market declines drive stocks to new lows not seen since 1935 with railroad shares hitting lows since 1932. Active issues fall 1 to 4 points, some inactives drop 4 to 9 as margin calls flood brokers and selling accelerates amid broad panic across major industrials and utilities.
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United Press New York
Ibrok~vers
American
American Sm
American T&t
Atlantic Refining
PANNE
Boeings
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air
E &O
Columbia Gas
Continental
Curtiss Wright
General Electric
General Motors International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific Packard Paramount Penna Ror
Hadio
Secony Vacmm
Standard Oil
Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service
Lone Star Gas
McCord Rad
Italy Warrns France End Aid in Spain War News Update
International tensions rise as Mussolini's Italy warns France to end aid to Spain while Japan Britain reach a deal over North China. Barcelona bombings draw protests from Genoa to London amid debate in the British parliament on diplomacy and Spain.
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Italy
France
Spain
Josef Beek
Lithuania
Europa
Japan
Great Britain
China
Shanghai
London
Barcelona DY
Germany
Geil Francisco Praia
Poe Plus
Come Ions
Ville Chamberlain
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All-Way Electric Company
North Center Street
E. E. Guignon
Corry
Pet
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Pittsburgh
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