Fire destroys Horace Bradley home near Union City
A Saturday blaze at the Horace Bradley residence two and a half miles from Union City on the Watford road destroyed the house, burned two horses and a cow, and left the furnishings lost. Police reported little other excitement as dirt roads remained nearly impassable.
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Pennsylvania
Horace Bradley
State Department
Royell
Uak City
Watford Road
Erie
Bradley
Union City
Probe stabbing shocks Clanton police chief acquittal followed by attack
In Clanton Alabama on March 26 Chief of Police H F Blake was stabbed and shot shortly after being acquitted of murder. He is in serious condition. Suspects Cecil Tubbs Mabel Monteabaro and Alto Tubbs are jailed without bond. A county grand jury will hear the case. Enforcement officers were sent to Columbia as a precaution. Charges against W D Farmer, the mayor pro tem accused of murder with Blake, will be pressed.
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Clanton
Ala
Alabama
H. F Blake
Blake
Cecil Tubbs
Mabel Monteabaro
Alto Tubbs
Birmingham
Bibb Grayen
Columbin
W. D. Farmer
Mot
Corry and Meadville News Briefs Include Church Service and Store Opening
Members of Corry Council and Knights of Columbus attended a Sunday service at St Elizabeth's church with Rev V I Reser delivering the sermon. Ricei Brothers of Meadville opened a new grocery and fruit store at 116 North Center street, reporting strong first-day business. News notes mention rumors about local leadership and 7903 teachers enrolled in 485 Pennsylvania college extension courses. Corry motorists enjoyed spring weather with heavy traffic, while a stalled Pennsylvanian train delayed No. 8970 due to a hot journal box.
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Corry Council
Knights of Columbus
SL. Elizabeth's Church
V. It. Reser
Ricei Brothers
Meadville
North Center Street
Rénayo
Pennsylvania
Lato
Corry
Halt Swings to Tax Sale of Sugar Notch Colliery
Wilkes Bar r Pa March 26 a tax sale of the Sugar Notch Colliery of the Dehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Co has been halted by an injunction from Judge Rosek restraining tax collector John A Riley from selling the property Riley says 26 551 is due while the company argues the taxes rest on an invalid assessment The action tests a prior ruling by former Judge Fuller that cut anthracite mining assessments by millions of dollars
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Wilkes Barrn
Sugar Notch
Dehigh and
Wilkes Barre Coal Co
Kosek
John A. Riley
Riley
Fuller
Man leaped into molten blast furnace at Homestead steel plant
Anthony Wakara, 44, died last night after burning himself by entering the white hot furnace at Homestead Steel Works in a despondent act. Neighbors say he had been out of work a week and told his son he planned to work for the last time amid financial troubles. Includes classified sale items from Franklin Street with a Hoosier Cabinet and other furniture.
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Py United Crosp
One Trouble With Bridge
A Detroit News reader editor notes 6,000,000 bridge players in the United States. He says many take the game far too seriously, while others treat it as relaxation.
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United States
Detroit
Dr Akers Heard By Large Throng At M E Church
Dr L R Akers president of Asbury College preached at First Methodist Episcopal Church on a Sunday morning. He urged obedience as the mark of sonship and warned against youth sins, pride, and greed using Dante’s beasts as symbols. A large crowd responded and more remarks were promised for the evening focusing on yielding life to Christ.
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L. R. Akers
Asbury College
Abraham
Jesus Christ
Isaac
Christ
Spring Styles Debuts Across Cities Amid Warm Weekend
Weekend warmth spurs fashion parades as crowds gather in New York Boston and Washington While the sun shines in many cities storms threaten later in the day In New York the temperature hit 69 degrees the warmest March 1 in years Beachgoers lingered at Coney Island and upper Fifth Avenue and Park Avenue were crowded Fashion events drew crowds despite forecasts of rain and a Denver windstorm dotted the day with chaos
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Unitea Prens
New York City
Coney Island
Upper Fifth Avenue
Park Avenue
Boston
Autanta
Washington
Denver
Lindbergh Chauffeur Seeks Last Ride Amid Posters
Col C A Lindbergh, aiming for his final day as air chauffeur, faces guards at Bolling Field to limit rides to diplomats and congressmen. Major Young oversees restrictions after misuse by some members of Congress, while posters target free trips and impersonation of officials. Mammoth Cave mention and local church notes accompany notices about Sunday school, sermon, and a revival service. Also a wanted ad for umbrella repair placed by Archie Bemis.
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Washington
Mar
Col
C. A. Lindbergh
Major Young
Commerce Department
Bollingfield Personal
Legationa
Lindbergh
Rep. Parks
Arkansas
Mammoth Cave
J. B .Campbell
King Winter to Play Return Engagement in Pittsburgh
United Press reports King Winter will return to Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania. Meteorologist W. B. Brotzman predicts a 20 to 24 hour temperature drop with a near 30 degree low by tomorrow morning. Expect thunderstorms showers and possible snow flurries with strong south and southwest winds ahead of the cold spell.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Brotzman
Mercury
Col Atkinson to visit Corry Salvation Army meeting
Colonel Joseph Atkinson of Fittsburg division commander of the Salvation Army assisted by Adjutant and Mrs Mitson of Erie and Erie band members will lead an old time Salvation Army meeting in Corry Tuesday evening at eight. An inspection visit to the local corps is planned for tomorrow and a 5 30 advisory board meeting at the Bluebird restaurant is scheduled for members.
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Joseph Atkinson
Fittsburgh
Salvation Army
Mitson
Erie
Erie Band
Corry
Reif
Atkinson
Bluebird
General Motors Leads Rally Toward 200 Level
Stock market update shows General Motors and Hupp driving gains on the New York Exchange. GM advances, tops 101 in brisk trading amid record highs, with other automakers and rail stocks following a strong morning session. Persistent buying suggests bullish sentiment across Industrials and US Steel remains steady.
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Hupp
Raskob
General Motors
New York
Vssue
Durant
New York Central
Creat Northern
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
United States Steel
Ieaders
Wall Street Journal Financial Review
John J. Ruskob
Hudson
Unruly Tongues in Thought and Expression
A reflective piece by Amertewn Maxa from the zine examines why speech tends to reveal inner thoughts. It explores the tension between mind and utterance, pondering impulse, restraint, and the social pull toward honesty versus concealment.
Small Fire at Raymond Plant In Hardening Dept
Fire at the Raymond plant occurred about 7 30 last night in the hardening department when a kettle of liquor leaked and set fire to nearby woodwork. The flames were quickly extinguished with practically no damage.
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Tocure Department
WAN Chica
Raymond
Wet ep lint was wwitat amy ot tae
The fragmentary note mentions a wet episode and a misread line, with unclear names or places. Details are insufficient to identify persons or organizations or to state a definite event. The readable portion suggests a local archival clipping with garbled text.
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Tipton
South Center Street
Harrington
Beaverdam
James D. Tew
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Jamestown
Harvey W. Tew
New Goodrich
New York State
Quality Cash
Tracton
Frank L. Weeks
Blute
Commonwealth
Howard M. Haines
State Health Department
Department of Public Instruction
Stures
Jin
West South Street
Keith Johnson
Laverne Johnson
Kinney
Spiesman
Waller
Kobler
Robert Mead
Louis Sham—haugh
Meads
Mead
George 4. Young
Postal Telegraph Company
West Pleasant Street
Frank Blis
Cheysler
Buro
Philadelphia
Rymo Travis
Whitehorse
Prank Shaw
Glasshare
J. and
Martin Hymowitz
Frank Gillett
Bisiok
Lly
Une
Roosevelt
Samson
Hammond Elevator CO
Prankilu St
Hoosier
Volla
DR. Akers
M. E. Church
J. E. Campbell
ATR
Col. Lindbergh
Archie Bemis
West Wayne Bt
Better Service Garage
Wm. J. van Vleet
Church St
King Winter
Col. Atkinson
G.M.C
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