Fragmented notes from Titusville area and Meadville events
Paymaster Frank L Howling distributed 33 26 to CWA workers yesterday. Meantime Meadville sports writer laid up with an ailment. A Plymouth sedan collided with an engine at Saint Marys crossing. no injuries reported. Wallace Coughlin elected president of the Pennsylvania State Federation of Postal Clerks to fill an unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Howling
Titusville
CWA
Johnoo
Meadville ‘TripuneRepublican
Usec
William Benemten
Davison
Kwook
Spencer Hospital
Tijiestown
Meadville
Elmex Westley
J A. Anderson
Kersey
Fisher
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miphash Street
St Marys
Reed
Kane
Spencer's Cash Mill
Jane
Stee
Wallace Coughlin
Allegheny Avenue
Wst
Pennsylvania State Federation of Postal Clerks
J. P. Holieran
Pittshare
Coughlin
New Castle
Hollegan
Pittsbure
Entertaining Bridge Party At South Street Home
Mr and Mrs Alexander Boog hosted a lively Saturday evening at their South street home with four hundred and bridge games. Prizes went to Miss Morton, Mr Haskell, and Miss Margaret O'Hare. sandwiches coffee and cake were served. Other guests included Miss Margaret O'Fure and Miss Kathryn Purcell from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Union City
Alexander Boog
South Street
O'Cloch
Morton
Haskell
Margaret O'Hare
K. of C
Wheelock and Steadman Societies
Mel
Lora Edmonds
Corry
R. D
Root
Board of Public Welfare
Jamestown
August F. Nelton
Roberts
Mayville
Rocco Yusi
Niagara Falls
Joseph Taibi
Buffalo
Paul Spataro
Alan
Amestown
Dennis Curren
Titusville
John JA. Carley
Sharon
Harvard Univer Ngs
Harvard Sarandon
Cory Grange
WILBW
Erle
Park
Spencer Sweet Peas
G. W. Knownlton
Bray
Crawford Woods Co
Legislator Attacked Near Princeton Hospitalized
A Kentucky legislator, attacked near his Princeton home, lies on a cot in a hospital bed with serious injuries. He accuses his assailant of motives tied to investigations into the shooting of Walter Merricks, a white man, amid political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Taylong
Princeton
Kentucky
Columbus News Notes Party at Pau residence hosts 41 guests
Columbus Manitoba reports a Grange social at Mr and Mrs Pau residence with gar es music and a dance. A maple sugar party is planned for Thursday at the T O P ball. Grange meets Wednesday with a program including Song No 119 Golf Garden a prophecy talk What March Means and a Grange Chorus. Community Aid holds its regular meeting Thursday with Drs Nichole. Schools close for Easter vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Man
Pau
Grange
iSong—No. 119
Batding
Allee Page
Sprinig
iSalo
Thursdaay
Drs
Ue Nichole
Kansas City Sees Terrorism Flares During Municipal Vote
Reports indicate a chaotic morning as threats and violence disrupted Kansas City polls. Police say one murder occurred, multiple kidnappings and signs of terrorism were noted before noon while voters flocked to cast ballots in the contentious reform movement aiming to curb city machine politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Stu
Kansas City
Alaleo
Educator Denials Tie to Brain Trust Outburst Analysis
A New York era report notes brain trust members denying any link to Dr Witt amid jokes and fears about lobby influence. Hoosier adoptmaster’s remarks prompt House scrutiny as Bulwinkle seeks a five member inquiry with Burns supporting. Painey favors DOJ-led evaluation, wary of publicity stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brain Trust
New York
Dr. Witt
Roosevelt
Kerensky
Stalin
Bullwinkle
Wirl
Alfred W. Bulwinkle
Caroline
Indiana
Republican war board declines endorse Patterson or rivals
National Committeeman William Yare returned from Florida and urged the board to back Judge Marion, D. Patterson, or Blair for governor. The Philadelphia meeting ended without endorsing any Republican candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Republican War Board
Tolay
National
William 3. Yare
Florida
Marion
D. Patterson
Blair
Six Hour Railroad Day Advocated by Union Leader
Washington March 27. WW G Cantley of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen urged a six hour day to relieve railroad workers facing hardship in a crowded industry. He testified before the House Interstate Commerce committee, arguing a shorter workday would ease unemployment and boost efficiency amid labor strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. Cantley
Brotherhood of Railway
Cantley
House
Tnterstate Commerce Committee
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Moore
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Grove City College
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East Brady
Nwner
Pittsburgh
Roland Collins
Kinzua
Warren Borough
Conewango Avenue
Highway Patrol
Roland B. Kellogg
Eris
Mullin Hospital
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Henry Thornton
Yarmer
Panama
Joan Brown
Corry Hospital
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Franklin
Richard Hanna
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Jean Harris Maybiry
Sprinstown
Johnson's Hall
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DuBois
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
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Auditor General's Department of Harrishurs
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Supreme Court
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Commetcion
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Algabeth
Randolph Township
Virginia van Tassel
Frank Livz, Jr
Mia
Lloyd Thomas
Pelle
Margaret Lucile
Phillip Hook
Patricia Parsons
Conrad Monroe
David Hubertz
Kathleen Pfeifer
Betty Johnson
Mary Johanson
Joan Stannard
Junior Haenel
Jackie Lloyd
Eugene Westley
Emexy Crandall
Redonia
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunkirk
Westfield
P.T. A
Mavelt
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Stanley Anderson
Secslor High
Charles 3
Grover
Michael Rosler
Hill Side Farms
Girard
William Schubacker
Rosler
Alexander
Hiro
Wilfred Johnson
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