County Chapter Commends City For Polio Fund
Charles H. Schloss, chairman of the Erie County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, commends the city for its Polio Fund drive led by J. Fred Kinley. A check of 1,435.79 plus theatre collections brings the total to 1,813.85, reflecting the community’s strong support for the 1935 campaign. Schloss thanks Kinley and donors, noting Kinley’s recent donor report to all contributors.
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Charles H. Schloss
Erie County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
J. Fred Kinley
Df. Dr
Corty
Kinley
Tee
Brie Co
Probe death of baby at Erie
Genevieve Samulewski two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Samulewski died after taking a laxative reportedly spoiled in a shipment Investigators warned the poison may have contributed to the death at St Vincent s Hospital The attending physician was Dr Madeline Roueche and Dr F S Shubert ordered the child removed to the hospital
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Erie
Genevieve Samulewski
Richard Samulewski
St. Vincent's Hospital
F. 8
Shubert
Madeline Roueche
Police clarify driving documents reporting rules
The State Police explain motorists must carry both operator's license and owners' card at all times while driving and are fined five dollars for failure to have them. Reporting time is not defined by law and depends on the officer's discretion during a stop.
Erie Judgeship race widens with Held Firman candidacy
Erie March 28 two new potential candidates emerged in the 1845 race for the common pleas judgeship. Attorneys Jacob Held and Robert Firman weighed bids as Held signaled possible Republican pursuit despite earlier withdrawal and Laub’s entry. Firman said he will decide soon after more study while Held remained noncommittal.
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Erie
Common Pleas Court
Erie County
Jacob Held
So-Leiter
Robert Firman
Held
Burton R. Laub
Is Snown
Hi Five
Erie County Court House
Laub
Friends of
Firman
Carrier Planes Raid Japanese Homes in Kyushu
Imperial communique cites 60 to 70 B-29 sorties targeting northern Kyushu including Omura while Tokyo says 10 or so enemy planes downed. Guam HQ reports over 200 B-29s involved in a noon strike on Kyushu. returning pilots say Omura plant suffered heavy damage and all B-29s returned safely.
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Tokyo
Kyushu
Ko- Mura
21St Bomber Command
Guam
Japan
Omura
Man Dies After Grass Fire Started By Him
Clarence Walden, 85, a Beech Hill Road farmer near Hartfield, died from burns and possible heart attack after a grass fire he started spread to his home. His wife Ella, burned while aiding him, was removed from the house as neighbors fought the blaze for hours. The farm coop burned and the house was destroyed. Walden's body was found near the chicken house. Coroner ruled accidental death, possibly heart attack, with fatal burns.
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Mayville
Clarence Walden
Beech Hill Road
Hartfield
Walden
Centrol
Sheriff
Irv Henry
Chautauqua
Gerald Rosage
Crandall
Allies Facing Supply Problem
Paris March 28 General Eisenhower says the German army is a whipped army but Allied gains below the Rhine are limited by supply. In talks with correspondents returning from the front he warned the victory in the Rhineland does not endanger the enemy from forming a new front where maintenance is stretched. He added he is not writing off the war and cautioned the German will act in his own country.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Mirant
Rhine
Rhineland
Three Injured in Auto Accident at Oil City
In Oil City last night three men were injured in a car crash. Howard Moate, 66, suffered a compound jaw fracture and possible elbow damage with shock. Dale Woods, 26, of Franklin R.D.2, had a deep cheek laceration and was in good condition. B Fred Cox, 24, of Van, sustained a deep upper lip laceration and was treated at the hospital before going home.
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Oilerry
Maren
Oil City
Gret Howard Moate
Dale Woods
Franklin
R. D
Woods
B. Fred Cox
Van
Ringling Bros Circus Plans New York Opening Amidstrife
Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey announce a grand opening at Madison Square Garden in New York on April 4 as two red and gold trains depart Winter Quarters in Asutaa, with lions, tigers, acrobats and aerialists aboard. President Robert Ringling warns the tour may halt after New York unless six key officials under prison sentences stay on.
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Wedasuta
Madison Square Garden
New York
Robert Ringling
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Truck Driver Killed in Tank Truck Crash in Oil City
A truck driver died early Tuesday when a large tank truck rolled over and burned at the east end of Strattonville borough in Clark ion county, causing an estimated loss. The incident occurred in the morning of March 28 and details indicate a fatal road crash with substantial property damage.
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Oil City
Strattonville Borough
Clarkion County
Oil City crash claims driver and local resident
The operator identified as Noah A Kash, 65, of Oil City, drove for Coastal Taak Lines Inc of Indiana and carried a large quantity of fuel oil that burned for hours after the collision endangering a coal tipple. Firefighters from two departments fought the blaze. Route No 322 Lakes to Sea highway was closed for five to six hours and rerouted over a dirt road. Ms Lillian Mabel Gates, 73, longtime Cambridge Springs resident, died Monday at her son Charles Gates’s home after extended illness.
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Noah A. Kash
Oil City
Coastal Taak Lines, Inc
Indiana
Sa Police
Clarion Barmcke
Lillian Mabel Gates
Cambridge Springs
Charles D. Gates
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Schloss
Jacob
First Methodist Church
the Cross
The
Corry Ministerial Association
Leantibul
OI CT
Mary T. Perry
Barlow Block
Ringling Bros.circus
Clarion County
Strattonville
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Eeciase
Pennsylvania Electric Company
E. T. Cherry
Al's Clothes Shop
Mallory
Bernstein Bros
Beenie Tdiemond
Heiman’s Diamonds
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