Aero Supply plans consolidate Dayton unit with Corry plant
Aero Supply Corporation announces the Dayton unit will merge with its Corry main plant. Equipment moves start within weeks and consolidation should complete before month end. Sam Irvine to become superintendent of plant operations in Corry. William Marsh named Dayton superintendent. Expanded operations anticipated in Corry as conditions improve.
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Dayton
Aero Supply Corporation
Corry
Aero Supply Offiers
Wity
College Point
Maste Ag
Sam Irvine
T. McElroy
Irving
Togel
William Marsh
Irvine
F. N. Ames
Agro Supply Corporation
Move to Save Hospital Here From Closing Alarms Board
Financial crisis threatens Corry Hospital with possible closure within thirty days unless directors and cooperating citizens secure essential funds. A citizens meeting reviewed a plan from the special committee. a final board decision is set for next Wednesday as they attempt a workable recovery plan amid about $9,000 in past due accounts and similar debt.
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Corry Hospital
Hanis
Photographer Injured in Franklin Powder Explosion
Albert W. Sloan, 64, an Emlenton photographer, was badly cut when flashlight powder prematurely exploded as he prepared to photograph members of the Astern Star in Bmlachton for official garb. He was brought to Franklin hospital for treatment.
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Franklin, Pa
Albert W. Sloan
Emlenton
Franklin Hospital
Astern Star
Bmlachton
Journal’s New Serial The Mysterious Young Man
The Journal announces Louise Gerard’s new fiction serial The Mysterious Young Man. The tale opens Monday evening in installment form with liberal daily chapters scheduled next week, inviting readers to follow the opening chapters and not miss the start.
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Journal
Louise Gerard
Plot Against Joan Crawford Under Investigation in Los Angeles
A young man, identity withheld, held in technical custody in Los Angeles pending investigation of an alleged extortion plot against film star Joan Crawford. District Attorney investigators visited United Artists studio and a conversation was recorded on a dictaphone before custody by assistant DA Blaney Matthews.
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Lyeeeye
Los Angeles
Joan Crawford
United Artista
Blaney Matthews
Ten Dead in Fire and Shipboard Accidents Union News
United Press reports multiple disasters from different cities. A capsized boat near Fukuwade left thirty children feared drowned and a picnic party collapse at Cunard Line Pier injured several. a streetcar crash in Cleveland injured five. a massive Cunard pier fire near New York caused deaths and many injuries as crews battled flames all night.
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United Press Torio
Fukuwade
Pocatello
Marjorie Way
Riverside
Pisaceias
Cunard Line
United Press
NEW York
Ralph Kluge
Kluge
John J. McElligott
Mother And Two Sons Heroic Rescue Tragedy At Lake Michigan
A Michigan mother and her two sons attempted a risky rescue when a home made raft broke apart in Lake Michigan. James Bridge, 8, died from drowning and injuries. Jack and Marcis Baillies, 10 and 12, helped drag their unconscious friend to shore. Coast guard ultimately rescued another boy, but James died despite artificial respiration.
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United Press Ghicrgo
James Bridge
Marie Baillies
Jack
Marcis
Stout
Jamies
Willard Dult
Lake Michigan
Means Held In Custody In $100,000 Lindbergh Ransom Case
Washington, May 7. Gaston B. Means was held in the District of Columbia while authorities search his Ghery Chase home for $100,000 he allegedly received from Mrs. Howard B. McLean to secure the Lindbergh baby ransom. Agents ransacked his residence and parts of neighboring properties seeking the missing funds as officials barred visitors from Means’ cell.
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United Press
Washington
Gaston B. Means
Calumisia
Justice Department
Howard B. McLean
Means
Tederil
Ghevy Chase
Gareet
Convoril
N.12
Leodover
J. Midgar Cel
Sixty Korean Women Fishermen Missing After Storm
Sixty Korean women and their 60 ton vessel from Saishu Island are missing after a storm off Kokuwan Island. The women traditionally go to sea while men stay home. A guard ship Kongo May was dispatched from Tokio to search for the vessel.
Stiff Sentence For Walton In Warren County Prohibition Case
Milo Walton of Walton Hill east of Columbus in Warren County received one of the stiffest penalties in the region for moonshine. He pleaded guilty to manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquors and was fined 200 with costs and sentenced to 18 months to four years in the Allegheny workhouse. Sheriff Ritchie and deputies raided Walton Hill, uncovering a still in operation along with mash and liquor. two stills were seized along with large quantities of liquor. Judge D A Arird imposed the sentence and fine.
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Columbus
Milo Walton
Walton Hill
Warren County
Allegheny
Walton
Robert Ritchie
Warren
D. A. Arird
Joliot Youth Released by Kidnappers Near Starved Rock Park
Gustav Miller, 22, son of a local malt dealer, was released unharmed after being abducted from his home. The family indicated no ransom was paid, though believed to be about 10,000 dollars. He was found at the gates of Starved Rock State Park after a telephoned tip directing them to a Chicago location.
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Bey
Joliet
Gustav Miller
Miller
Starved Rock State Park
Here
Martin Miller
Chicago
Funeral for Dr C B Kibler Monday at 2 pm
Funeral services for Dr Charles B Kibler will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o clock from the family home 303 North Center street Rev Gilbert L Boyd of the First Presbyterian Church will officiate Burial will be in the Kibler plot at Pine Grove He was born December 18 1847 in Bucyrus Ohio and later moved to Girard Pennsylvania where relatives live He graduated from Girard High School and the University of Buffalo medical school He practiced with Dr J M Palmer and became a noted surgeon He served as Erie Railroad surgeon since 1872 and was a former surgeon with the Sixteenth Regiment He attended medical congresses in Berlin 1890 and Rome 1893 and spent time in London Paris and Berlin
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Charles B. Kibler
North Center Street
Gilbert L. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Kibler
Pine Grove Temelany
de. Kibler
Bucyrus
Girard
University of Buffalo
J. M. Palmer
International Medical Congress
Berlin
Rome
Italy
London
Paris
Erie Railroad
Sixteenth Regiment
85 Cases for May Term of County Court at Erie
The Erie May term of county court opens Monday at 10 a.m. with about 85 cases listed for presentation. Seventy cases will go to the grand jury meeting the same day. District Attorney Mortimer F. Graham aims to save county costs by trying cases in court promptly after defendants are arraigned, a plan that may work for minor cases. The more important trials are expected in the second week. Witness fees are cited as a saving under the new procedure.
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Graham
Erie
Mortimer F. Graham
Trn
Hoover Urges Congress to Speed Economy and Balanced Budget
President Hoover urged rapid economic action and a balanced budget in a National address. He blamed congressional delays and lobbyists for hindering growth, calling for urgent, united action by government and people to restore credit and national life.
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United Press
Washington
Pydent Hoover
Congress
White Hole
United
General Crowder Dies After Long War Career
Major General Enoch H. Crowder died at Walter Reed Hospital at age 73 after a career spanning from the capture of Sitting Bull in the Indian wars to shaping the World War I selective service act. He had been ill for weeks, entered the hospital February 19, and died at 4:34 a.m. with two sisters present. He was expected to be buried in Arlington.
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Anies Frese
Washington
Enoch H. Crowder
Waller Reed Hospital
Sitting Bull
Havana
Walter Reed Hospital
Crowder Woud
Arlington Cemetery
Ohsy
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
Radio listings show WABG CBS network at 5 11 PM with a revue, WEAF NEC at 8 01 PM featuring George Jessel, WEAF NEC at 9 15 PM a familiar music program, WABC CBS network at 10 PM a variety show, and WABC CBS network at 10 30 PM a biogield radio show.
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WABG
CBS
Weaf Nec
George Jessel
WABC
Biogield
France Mourns Leader Fallen to Mad Assassin
Paris May 7 President Paul Doumer died after hours of failed efforts to save him following a gunshot wound at the base of the skull and shoulder. Doctors say he remained conscious only four minutes and died in a Beaujon hospital room as the cabinet announced a national day of mourning and plans for a state funeral at Versailles.
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Bat Ued
Denmer
André Tardien
Pawl Gorgoulof
Gorgouloft Fein
Doumer
Gosset
United Press
Canis
Beaujon Hospital
Iparis
Versailles
Stevsasor
Paul Countergland
France
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