James to Enter Argument Over Road Closing
May 1. Gov. Arthur I. James takes an interest in the Route 20 closure from Wair view to Asbury Chapel. He will confer with Assemblyman Delbert Dalrymple and state highway officials to address protests and reopen the road. Officials hope emergency work starts immediately and paving of the relocated highway begins soon so traffic to the New York World's Fair can use Route 20, with a target of June 1 for traffic flow.
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Grie
Arthur
James
Wairview
Asbury Chapel
Delbert Dalrymple
State Highway Department
Countty
Gov
Highway Department
Outside firm skips display sales in city over license fee
Best & Co. of New York withdrew from exhibiting in Mrs. T. Daugherty West home on 10th street after a $200 city license was refused. Mayor Barber pledged to block such outside merchants who rent rooms in private houses for shows, noting several out-of-town dealers frequently held biannual exhibits.
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Best & Co
New York
T. Daugherty
10Th Street
Charles Barber
Eile
South African Woman Moved After 19 Years In Bed
Anna Swanepoel, a South African woman, has been moved from the Chraie Lick Home in Reitfontein to Johannesburg General Hospital after nearly two decades of continuous sleep. She had occupied the bed for 19 years amid a chronic sleep illness and now receives hospital care.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Anna Swanepoel
Chraie Lick
Reitfontein
Johannesburg General Fospital
Businessmen Meet Tonight At Concord Dinner
Howard Holcomb of the Erie Chamber of Commerce retail division will address Golden Rule Club members at 6 40 this evening in the Concord school building on merchandising. Keppel Tiffany and his orchestra provide music with Howard J. Shee directing singing. Reports on last monthly sale and public auction will be heard, and the Wednesday afternoon half day closing proposal may come up.
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Howard Holcomb
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Golden Rule Club
Concord
Holcomb
Keppel ‘Tufany
Ainner
Howard J. Shee
Assembly
Bergman Speaks at Warren U B Church On Regeneration
Bergman of Anisetty spoke at the United Brethren Church in Warren during Sunday evening services. He addressed Regeneration Versus Reformation, a topic he recently presented to members of the Corry Men's Bible Church. The talk was well received by Warren church members.
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Bergman of
Anisetty
United Brethren Chures
Warren
Bergman
Corry Men’s Bible
Chis
Two Bargers Feared Dead In Drowning Incident
Jamestown authorities and relatives believe John C. Bargar, 32, of 140 Cook Avenue, and his brother Glenn Arthur Bargar, 24, of Sharon, Pa, drowned after a boat was found washed ashore near Celoron on Saturday. Sheriff Ghadwick and police officials planned a morning search as a broker, Thomas D. Bargar, identified the boat as the one the brothers likely used.
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Jammstown
John C. Barges
Cook Avenue
Glenn Aithur Bargar
Sharon
Chautauiqua
Thomas D. Bargar
Sim'lar
Bargar
Sherif Roy L. Ghadwick
May’ville
Herbert Carlson
Lakewood
Merton Pratt
Celoron
Panda Attacks Pilots Of Transport Plane
United Press reports three transport plane pilots wrestled with four giant pandas that wandered into the cabin during approach at Allegheny County airport. The 70 pound animal struck First Officer M H Cassing on the hand as the aircraft landed safely while passengers remained unaware of the midair struggle.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Couwnty
M. H. Cassing
Earth
TWA
Lee L Smith Former Corry Resident Dies
Lee L Smith a former Corry resident died Saturday morning at the home of his daughter Mrs Charles Gower of Greenville South Carolina where he had resided since leaving Corry about fifteen years ago. He was a brother of Leon J Lindsley of First Avenue formerly resided on West Prelevlick Street. Surviving are another daughter Mrs Ruth Gilhiven of New York City and the family funeral services will be held at Greenville South Carolina.
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Lee L. Smith
Charles Gower
Greenville
S.C
Smith
Leon J. Lindsley
Tirst Avenue
West Pre Levlick Street
Cary
Wits
Ruth Ghilvien
New York City
Gheeville
Funeral Services for James L Logan
Funeral services were held at 2 30 PM from Bracken Keating chapel for James L Logan a lifelong Spring Creek Township resident who died Saturday morning at his son Delbert Logan s home in North Lima Interment was at East Branch cemetery Bearers included Clarence Logan Gordie Whaley Max Logan Delbert Logan Wilbur Logan and Fred Loos Logan lived in Spring Creek township most of his life moving three years ago to live with his son He was well known in the area and survived by five children Hebert North Lima Fred Logan Corry Wilbur Logan Spartansburg two daughters Mrs Ida Cole Spring Creek and Mrs Laury Bradley Cyclone Pa and a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren
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Bracken-Keating
James L. Logan
Spring Creek
Delbert Logan
North Lima
Rey
W. H. Gailnett
East Branch
Clarence Logan
Gordil Whaley
Max Logo
Wilbur Logan
Fred Loos
Spring Creek Township
Hebert
Fred,Logan
Corry
Spartansburg
Ida Cole
Laury Bradley
Cyclone
Evar Dchildren
Young Kane man suffers heavy loss in Takenill blaze aftermath
A fire at Takenill and Ridgway caused a heavy loss to a Young Kane man and a blaze behind a wheel. The incident damaged property on the avenue, and responders worked to control the flames. The victim remained unconscious for hours and later was reported in hospital with brain injury. The Ridgway fire spread rapidly, with flames threatening nearby structures before being contained. The community hospital cared for the injured as authorities investigated whether the blaze started at the roadway or building fuel sources.
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Young Kane Man
Takenill
Ridgway Blaze
Salesman Held Under $100000 in Securities Case
Warren May 1 A hearing on charges of selling securities with a finanse was postponed as Goldwin H Anderson of Tarreto waived a hearing after pleading not guilty. Justice of the Peace Richarl Evans set bond at 100000 for Anderson’s appearance in county court. In default of bond, the salesman was returned to jail. Anderson pleaded March 18 through attorney Hataki S Hampson but the hearing proceeded with Alverney L B Schofield and L Wddy for the commonwealth and District Attorney J H Gold stedt in attendance.
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Anderson
Hataki S. Hampson
Alverney L. B. Schofield
L. . Wddy
Schofield
Oeal
Commonwealth
J. H. Goldstedt
Fish Carry Lights Alright on the North Shore Jamaica
The fragment describes bioluminescent fish along Jamaica’s north shore in warm waters. It mentions observers noting myriads of small creatures with their own lights to lure shallow waters and hints at destroyed or altered sections and removed entities, with garbled proper names interspersed.
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Jamaica
Trople
Pire Cally
Wryker
Elie
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Uintil
Tlygway
Nlght Welie
Ak Blaze
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Ruifel
Tully
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Wolf
Humber
Woridsslll Asure
Nancy Lowry
Chesterfield
Mulvin Smith
F. C. Chapin & Sons
Model Dairy Company
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