Sixteen Arrested Over Bogus Masonry Ring
Pittsburgh May 1 Sixteen men were under arrest on charges of imitating Masonic ceremonies. State police raided the Dorje-Ionle lodge hall of the Independent Order of Free Masons finding substantial Masonic jewelry and insignia. The raid followed complaints the lodge offered initiates as members of the Ancient Order of Masons at cut rates.
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Unneo Reso
Pittsburgh
Dorje-Ionle Lodge
Independent Order of Free Masons
Order of Masons
Erie Man Severely Burned in Laundry Plant Blast
John Curry, 40, was in serious condition after a Shaw Laundry Company explosion believed caused by a spark from an electric motor igniting gasoline used for cleaning. Curry sustained severe burns. his birthplace and family at 216 Marion Street are noted in the report.
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Erie
United Press
John Curry
Shaw Laundry Company
Curry
Personal Notices From Corry Area Residents
W R Dickson left for Meadville after his mother in law Mrs L Wight man died. Mrs Dickson has been in Meadville several days. Families from Conneaut and North Springfield left for home after visiting. Hortense L Kirkpatrick spent the weekend with Corry relatives. Morence Fay visits Corry friends. Paul Wakefield and "Mrs Wakefield" arrive from Pittsburgh Thursday to visit Mrs V King. H F Dahlstrand returns to Erie after operation recovery with Mrs Mount. Clair Wilcox visits Ludlow then returns home. Jay Avery of Sharon visits relatives. will come Saturday for a week. Tony Joy returns to Carr from Bloomsburg visit. Henry Borderding Hondort and Alton Dilmus of Jamestown visit Corry. Dilmus recovering from Sept. accident. Mrs E C Barnes visits Johnsonburg for Woman's Club. Dr and Mrs Wende of Butta Jo travel to Columbus after Mrs Wende's mother Mrs James Carrig dies. Alfred Emmons of Spencer visits cousin Mrs G T Kmt tard. HH K Powell leaves Cleveland to Ford dealers meeting. Thomas Lynch of Allentown arrives for few days with friends. Miss Bertha Schruess visits North Clymer. returns home. Mrs Linn F Saxton returns from Albany after time with sister Mrs Albert Young. Mr and Mrs William Dykes and grandson Billy Trostle spend weekend in Cleveland visiting Dr W F Dykes. Mr and Mrs D A Hillstrom go to Melville for Lutheran Bethesda Home board meeting. Armour D Hillstrom attends Allegheny College and meets son there.
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W. R. Dickson
Meadville
L. Wightman
Dickson
LaWayne Stewart
W. Bolenbaugh
Conneaut, O
Jess Holland
North Springfield
Hortense L. Kirkpatrick
Corry
Miorence Fay
Titusville
Paul Wakefield
Pittsburgh
Jay Avery
Sharon
J. McElroy
Mr. Avery
Avery
Tony Joy
Carr
Bloomsburg
George Orcutt
Frank Seamens
Erie
Henry Borderding
Henry Hondort
Alton Dilmus
Jamestown
N. Y
Dilmus
E. C. Barnes Cane Hante
Troma
Johnsonburg
Mes Wende
Butta Jo
Columbus
Wende
James Carrig
Alfred Emmons
Spencer, N.Y
G. T. Kmttard
North Center
HH. K. Powell
Moening
Gleveland
Ford Automobile Deniers
Thoms Lynch
Ailentown
Bertha Sehrues
North Clymer
Linn
F. Saxton
Albany
Albert Young
William Dykes
Billy Trostle
Cleveland
W. F. Dykes
D. A. Hillstrom
Mel Ville
Bethesda Hume
Hillstrom
Armour
Allegheny College
Autos Claimed Seven Lives a Day in Pa 1933
Harrisburg May 1 Automobiles claimed seven lives daily in Pennsylvania during 1933 according to the division of safety. Allegheny County led with 258 deaths in 6,027 accidents, 244 fatalities. Philadelphia recorded more accidents but fewer fatalities, while Blair Lancaster and York counties showed high fatality rates. Total statewide fatalities reached 1,807 with 4,926 people killed.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Division of Safety
Department of ‘Revenue
Allegheny County
Philadelphia
Blair
York
Lancaster
Blair County
Lancreter
Sullivan
Allegheny
Bank Luserne
Delaware
Montgomery
Jofan Berky
Su Dente
May Day Party At Concord School
Parents and friends of the Concord School Parent-Teacher association are invited to a May Day party at the school this evening at 8 o clock. A bake sale home can ny aprons towels and other patronage items will be sold. The program directed by Mrs. Harry Spicer includes musical items by Mrs. Merrill Lille W. R. Price Elwyn Alverson and Dr Harry Rhodes read by Mrs. John Boland and Mrs. J gangoral solos by Mrs. R. Key and D. A. Hillstrom piano solos by Miss Signa Anderson and vocal duets by Misses Blaine and Agathi St Pierre. A large number of tables have been reserved for the May Day party for attendees to enjoy.
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Concord
Harry Spicer
Merrill Lille
W. R. Price
Elwyn Alverson
Harry Rhodes
John Boland
J Gangoral
R. Key
D. A. Hillstrom
Signa Anderson
Blaine
Agathi St Pierre
Guffey Nomination Predicted in Pennsylvania Senate race
Washington May 1 prediction by J David Stem of Philadelphia and Mary Yor newspaper publisher suggests Joseph Guffey Democrat will win the Pennsylvania Democratic Senate nomination in the forthcoming primaries.
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Washington
Predi Lion Thatoseph Guffey
Demosrat
Reader
Pennsylvania
J David Stem
Philadelphia
Mesy Yor
Publiher
Rudisill New Proxy at Thiel College President
GREENVILLE Pa May 1 Rey Hart S Rudisill Ph D York Va has been elected president of Thiel College announced today He holds degrees from Pitt and Penn and will be inducted at the June 1 commencement He has served pastorates in Aspinwall Chicago and Philadelphia and is now pastor of St Dukes Lutheran York He succeeds Dr B Clyde Xander who resigned last October.
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Greenville
Rey
Hart S. Rudisill
York
Thiel College
Ay. Br
Rugisill
Pot Tie University of Pittsburgh
University of Pennsylvania
Mudisill
Aspinwall
Chicago
Philadelphia
St Duke's Lutheran Church
B. Clyde Xander
Thiel
Stocks Show Little Change as Markets Open
Norris Chapin of Union City visits on business as indices hover with minor moves. Listings include Penn RR, Standard Oil, American Can, Westinghouse, Bethlehem Steel, American Locomotive, and other major firms. Prices show slight shifts with various bonds and commodities yielding modest changes in early trading.
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Jezitisse
United Press International
Nickal
New York
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
Central
Northern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif
Oand
Studebaker
Fgkae Ese
BO American Can
Eee
Perenne
American Smelters
United Aircraft
American T&t
UTM
United Corpoo
Anapondit
Westinghouse Electric
Allentic Refining
Woolworthay Aubmeh
Ing
Curb Bendix Aviation
ATW
Avie Nat Gas .O
Bethlehem Steel
Assoc Gas & Electric
Canadian Pacific
Fagee - Stox C&o
Eer P. Norris Chapin
Union City
Chrysler
Done Star Gas
Columbia Gas
West Pub Serv
Lone Wolf plots with Maurice on the Navarre voyage
Michael Lanyard reunites with his son Maurice aboard the Navarre bound for New York. Maurice aids in a jewel caper involving Fay Crozier and Tess Boyce while two criminals threaten the Lone Wolf. Detective Crane, Tess, and Crone complicate loyalties as plans unfold aboard the ship.
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Navarre
New York
Michael
Fay
Crane
Lanyard
Jack
Anderson
Archie
Maurice
Blow
Yack Knifes
Marice
Tess Hayce
Tess
Tess Boyce
Fenno
Plan
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Heather Angel
Victor Jory
Trinidad
Pirate
Louie ‘Ormsbee
Marion Street
Hospital
Keister
Nee
U.S
North Patan
AUTOS
Party Concord
Concord School
Guffey
Rudisill
Estelle
Madame
Wotta
Langari
Pilich
Mae
Himehinie
Crone
Ben
Alrady
Sadame
Lone Wolf
Jin
Pate
Tjansidy
Boyce
Jas
Hdldie
M. Plon
Grane
Sarge
Pranre
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