Clymer Man Killed in Home Explosion and Fire
Albert Kolstee 58 died instantly when kerosene used to heat milk ignited a blaze at 2n East Main Street Clymer. Four children and the wife were treated for smoke inhalation and shock, all transported to Corry hospital. Firefighters contained the flames with damage around 1500 dollars.
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Albert Kolstee
Corry Hospital
Clymer
Carry
Kolstee
East Main Street
Clymier
C. K. McElroy
Euclid Street
William Kolstee
East Washington Street
Hs Daily
Kien Wien
Kolsten
Nelhbors
Lvemen
Heliet
Guvunvet
Charles Albert
Hallae Carlyle
Neciers
Boye
Soroner
William Crandall
Westfield
Kostee
Spitzer
Weig
Heath
Frank Kolstee
William
Corry
Henry
Bear Lake
K. McElroy
Addie Simmelink
Iis
Laura ‘Simmelink
Left Corry cabin runaways held in Pittsburgh
Two sisters Helen 18 and Ruth Wenzel 17, orphans with no relatives, left a Corry Pennsylvania cabin after funds ran out and are held in Pittsburgh while the missing persons bureau investigates. They said they had stayed with friends at 130 East 19th street Erie until three weeks ago and had lived in a cabin at the Pines twelve miles from Corry. They hitchhiked to Pittsburgh seeking work but ran out of money.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Helen
Ruth Wenzel
Corry
Bureau of Missing Persons
Ida Rickentrode
East 19Th Street
Erie
Pines
Alstern
Pitts Foren
Kent at Nuptials Compromise Sale Rumor
London dispatch says British court reports close to a royal settlement between the Duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallis Warfield. The Duke and Duchess of Kent may tour Europe to visit Princess Pa u g Jugoslavia, with a possible Windsor wedding concession noted.
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Joseph W. Gnu
United Press
London
Bunny
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Duke
Duchess of Kent
Europe
Paugf Jugoslavia
Bull
Windsor
Dike of Kent
Winsl- Ser
Youth Thief Makes Notable Getaway From Union City Officers
Phillies, 16, fled after stealing about $30 from farmer Metz near Union City where he worked. Chief John D. Flanigan and Patrolman H. S. Burlingame pursued from Elmwood Home to Dowd Hill and near Corry. Phillips outran officers through fields and woods before nightfall halted the chase.
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Phillies
Union City
John D. Flanigan
H. 5
Burlingame
Phillips
Piles Mages
Philips ix
Metz
Elmwood
Siat
Flan
Dowd Hill
Corry
Pol'ce
Phill
Steel Strike Ended Plan Workers Election May 20
The Jones and Laughlin steel strike ended after 36 hours with 27 000 workers back to work in Pittsburgh and Aliquippa. An agreement directed a government supervised election by May 20 to decide union representation at the mills.
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Jones-Laughlin
United Press
Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Aliquippa
Uhp
Philip Murray
Suse
Lshor
G10
Sivel
A. & Steel
FDR Returns to Capital Pressing Fight After Return
President Franklin D. Roosevelt returns to Washington May 14 amid reports of tensions over New Deal reforms. The White House signals continued push on congressional support, with vice president and leaders aligned to back a broad program as domestic policy battles intensify.
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United Press
Washington
Henk
Yarell
New Dal 1
Mfr
Ruschie
Grept
Wtaliy
Garner
T. Robins Sealer
Williams& Buntchend
Toles Mijorlity Lewiler
Sam
Fuer
Ford plant union drive targets Detroit Center
Center drive on Ford plant in Detroit reports organizing committees with about eight members seeking recruits for the United Automobile Workers union at Ford Motor Company plants. Homer Martin predicts wage increases will be announced to counter the union drive but asserts they will spur worker resolve to join the union.
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United Press
Detroit
Ford Organizing
Unite Automobile Workers Union
Ford Motor Company
Homer Martin
TA. W. International
Ford
Henry Mord
Bonnelly Named to New State Position
Adminiy Bonnelly of Philadelphia, early identified as a state attorney general, was appointed by Gov. George H. Earle to serve as chief counsel for the Pennsylvania members of the Delaware River joint bridge authority and today assumed duties.
Tag Day Benefit for Corry Hospital This Saturday
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Hospital under Mrs. Harrison H. Keppel plans an annual tag day to support hospital work. Lutheran Girl Scouts will sell tags at Condra's and meet there at eight o'clock Saturday morning. Committee members include Mrs. G. G. Barker Mrs. Frank Loveland Mrs. Oln W Bracken Mr. W. W. Morgaridge and Mrs. P. G. Wood. Drive extends to surrounding towns Clymer Spring Creek Spartansburg Union City. Proceeds fund hospital activities.
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Corry Hospital
G. G. Barker
Frank Loveland
Oln W. Bracken
W. W. Morgaridge
P. G. Wood
J. A. Casaldy
Clymer
Spring Creek
Spartansbuurg
Union City
Fairbanks Faces Flood Threat as Water Reaches Streets
May 14 report from Maska describes trampers traders and planters aiding river flood defenses along the Tanana and Chena. Women and children evacuated to higher ground while city watchmen monitor barricades and street traffic as high water risks disrupts transportation and commerce.
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United Press Patrban
Maska
Jeamoy
Highey Eraund
le ‘Tanana
Chena
Alased Halloon Company
Tran
Stenographer in $100000 Alienation Suit Results in Action
A Detroit jury found in favor of Mrs. Haile Cullivan of Washington in a $100,000 alienation suit against Laura Striftmatter the stenographer. The verdict declares the case as an action. Weather forecasts predict light rain tonight cooler Saturday and a warmer Sunday.
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United Pres
Detroit
Haile Cullivan
Washington
Laura Striftmatter
Charge Racketeering in Soil Conservation
Unclear fragmentary text alleges racketeering connected to soil conservation with scattered names and cryptic notes. The passage is garbled with misread terms and lacks coherent facts, making precise entities or chronology impossible to confirm.
Release of feeble minded women shocks Pittsburgh court
Dr. Leo Kanner of Johns Hopkins told psychiatrists in Pittsburgh that 102 young women were released to a Maryland home for the feeble minded despite competent medical advice. He presented documents spanning 26 years and said only one adjusted to life, with the rest encountering trouble.
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Unten Wrens
Titpsburgh
Beo Kanner
Johns Hopling
University
Maryland
Kanner
Monessen Teacher Wins $1 Damage Verdict
In Greensburg Pennsylvania a jury awarded Ira 5. Bird a single dollar in punitive damages after a six hour deliberation. Bird sued Monessen's mayor and the police chief for 25 000 dollars, claiming harm from actions tied to his Jehovah's Witness school role.
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Greensburg
Bird
Monessen
Ira
Band Concert This Evening at Local School
Students and faculty prepare for a band concert tonight at the school. Several named performers and conductors are listed as part of the program with entries indicating a 7 p.m. start.
House to Vote on Work Relief Bill Thursday
Washington May 14 The House voted to bring up for action next Thursday the 1 500 000 900 Work relief bill Under leaders plans a final passage vote by next Friday with debate limited to four hours The measure will be considered under a four hour limit.
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Blanwed Press
Washington
House
Next Priday
Beaumont Legislator Involved in Hotel Fatal Shooting
In Lex May 14 B E B Quitin of Beaumont a member of the Texan legislature shot and killed Herman Hicks 41 of Houston during an early morning hotel scuffle.
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Rusiis
Lex
B. EB
Quitin
Beaumont
Herman Hicks
Houston
Ruling Against TVA Outlawed
A distorted report discusses a ruling aimed at TVA and a legal challenge over authority to bill new power customers. The article references Tennessee and constitutional questions, but the readable text is fragmented and unclear about outcomes or names.
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United Press
Covington
Moti
Wayne Commencement Exercises Tonight at Wheelock Church
The eighty grave commencement exercises of Wayne Cownuli are to be held this evening at 4 o'clock at Wheelock Church.
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Waynee Cownuli
Wheelock
Fisher Strike at Cleveland Settled
A Fisher Body Company strike in Cleveland affecting about 6200 workers was settled on May 14. The agreement ends a labor dispute that disrupted production at the Fisher plant.
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Cleveland
United Press
Vist Fisher Body Company
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