Weather and civic notes batch from Erie area
Weather forecasts show Sunday night showers and cooler days then warmer late in the week. County notices include marriage license filings, a speeding sheriff's sale, and a major court suit by William Norris against Art Metal Construction. General Motors buys Rochester site for 3000 jobs while educators mark May 18 for a college installation. Erie high school band and local merchants display artful arrangements supported by Penn Electric, All-Way Electric, Montgomery Ward, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Norris
Postindex Company, Inc
Jamestown
Art Metal Construction Company
N. C
United States District Court
Washington
Art Meaal
Social Security Board
Corry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
North Center Street
Pennsylvania Weetric Company
All-Way Electric
Montgomery Ward
Nasta
G. C. Murphy Co
L. Henton
David Crothers
Coronation Radio Links World With Modern Broadcast Feat
United Press reports BBC plans a global coronation broadcast on May 12 with 500 million listeners. Descriptions will cross 14 languages via 58 microphoned paths and long wire links, reaching seas, deserts, Arctic wastes, caves, and deep underground stations. An announcer will narrate Buckingham Palace and Westminster scenes starting at 10 15 pm BST, with royal arrivals and King George VI and Queen Elizabeth appearing later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Arctic
AL Ten
Theoir
British Broadcasting Corporation
Buckingham Palfice
Peera
Westminster Abbey
George VI
Elizabeth
Vacancies in Army Service Open for Infantry and Airdrome Jobs
Frank A. Daly of the U S Army Recruiting Service in Erie announces vacancies for enlistment in infantry field artillery coast artillery engineers Medical department and air camps. Applicants may choose Panama Canal Zone Hawaii Philippines or stay in the United States. Minimum age eighteen, under twenty one requires parental consent, twenty one needs birth or baptism record. No enlistment for air corps without high school graduation. Applicants must have fine character and no police record. Apply in person or write to U S Army Recruiting Station State Street and Perry Square Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Daly
U. S. Army
Erie
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaii
Philippines
United States
Air Corps
Ness
State Street
Perry Square
Brie
Young Slayer Will Not Discuss Girl's Murder
Buffalo May 8 80 alienists working with District Attorney Walter C. Newcomb failed to compel Thomas South to discuss the murder of Mary Eilen Babcock. The Buffalo alienists Drs Herman May M L Wevin and Edward H Sharp visited the penitentiary and reported that South Buffalo confessed killer refused to talk about the killings.
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Bufifalo
Thomas South
Mary Eilen Babcock
Walter C. Newcomb
South Buffalo
Herman May
IM. L. Wevin
Edward H. Sharp
Buffalo
Smith
Bogs Barred At City Hall In Pasadena Palace Result
Pasadena imposes new restrictions at city hall banning bicycles and roller skates with dogs now barred. The project to transform the hall into a European style venue advances amid tight controls and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Pasadena
Cal
Cattle Disturb Hospital at Bucyrus as Fog Delays Cleanup
Patients at Bucyrus City Hospital were disturbed when a truckload of cattle parked near the building. Pelite were summoned to remove the livestock, but the driver delayed the cleanup until the dense fog lifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
O.—City Hospital
Threat against judge amid prison threat case
A May 8 report from Union City describes a threat to life directed at Judge Miles B Kitts. The alleged threat surfaced as county authorities reviewed a case involving Ross, jailed 1 month to 5 years, and discussed an escape attempt. Details include comments during transport, the motive linked to dissatisfaction with the judge, and surrounding legal actions by the Yelled Unpleation office and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Toss
Union City Notice
Miles B Kitts Toy
Serif Dell Darling
Ross
Fowe
Darling
Ross 14 J
Strive
Grade Crossing Crashes Kill 62 and Injure 378 in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports show automobiles caused 82 percent of deadly and injurious grade crossing accidents last year. Of 669 accidents, 619 were auto, 41 pedestrian, with 62 killed and 378 injured. Auto passengers and drivers accounted for 88 percent of deaths and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna
Harrisburg
Pennysylvania
Public Utility Commission
Narrow Escape From Crossing Accident
Perry M Wichola of Williams street escaped injury after his car stalled on the railroad tracks at the U S Chair company crossing. He moved the vehicle off the rails just moments before a freight train passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry M.wichola
Willams Street
U. 8 Chair Company
Farm Calendar: Timely Reminders from Penn State Agriculture
Timely notes from Penn State College of Agriculture cover pest control with early season caterpillars, pasture feeding adjustments for cows, soil preparation for vegetables, turkey brooding space guidelines, phosphorus fertilization with manure spreads, and horse exercise needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Callege School of Agriculture
Penn State
Old age benefit plan lump sum claims paid and filed
The Social Security Board reports claims for lump sum benefits under the old age benefit plan in the Erie region and Pennsylvania. About 7500 potential filers in the state may pursue payments as the simplified procedure advances. Erie office provides forms and assistance. Hoover plans future visits to Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feders
Atd
Bertedit Jalan Oy
Hoover
Pnp
Fenentulive
Ore
Cravefort
Warren
McKean
Potter Counties
Hoos Ver
Spent Security Board
Rhe Bit
Social’ Security Board
Erie
Social Security Board
Erie Trust Building
Mriv
Telehone Erie
Toover
Corry
Auto Won in Lorain Contest Garners Surprise Prize
G Louis Henninger of Lorain was notified by phone that he had won a car in a local contest. He was asked to claim the prize within an hour, but the message contained unclear details and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa
Batk
Union City
Ross
Trea Hile
UMKEE
LDL
Lorain
Louis Henninger
Fin Automobile
Pasture Work Lightened as Foaling Near for Penn State Horses
As foaling time approaches, the report notes mares at Penn State have endured heavy work up to day of foaling with no notable efforts needed. The passage emphasizes lighter duties to reduce strain on pregnant horses and safeguard foaling outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Penn State
Two Negroes to Die for Reading Murder
Report from Berles county on a violent case where two Black men face death after a murder connected to a reading incident. The article lists victims and mentions an arrest and trial proceedings led by local officials. Names and precise locations are partially obscured in the OCR, but the core event is a high-stakes murder trial with pending execution.
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Ward
Canada
Joseph. Gronostar and
Katherine Kovach
County Countyouse
Sherif Harry Darling
Erle County
Letisea
Erle
James W. Stokes
Anna Sensabaugh
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
WEAF
Fise
General Motors Corporation
Rochester
Theo P. Williams
Hollow Lake
Ontario
Wil
Caster
Marni Loveland
the Brook
Jake Trout
Samuel Fausold
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Lester K. Ade
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
New York
Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua
N. Y
Chautauqua Reorganization Corp
Samuel Hazlett
Erie Strong Vincent High School
Graham
Buffalo Dispatches
Mey
Judge Kitts
National BN HI Corry Lumher Federal Reserve Syat
Washington, D
All New Shades
F.C. Chapinee
Ty Tumming
BAM Brontm
Bynark Phim
Berles
Merle Cowles
Olathe
É B. Crawall
Shth Cantos Street
Taylor
Adis Wystery
Lee
Amy's
Jory ‘Mutrarhiy
America
Anguer
Orner
Utes
Loifia
Imass ‘Ardiusiable
General Motors
Root’s Furniture Store
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