Empire Airlines May Service Jamestown
Jamestown Chamber of Commerce plans a survey to determine if Empire Airlines will restart passenger service to Jamestown. John Robertson, aviation committee chair, cites a letter from Empire Airlines’ Dean Alfange requesting a comprehensive view of local potential passenger traffic and expected load.
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Jamestown
Ce ‘Airlines
New York State
Jamestown Dumsey Chamber of Commerce
John Rob Jerisom
ayGee
Robertson
Dean Alfangé
Empire Airlines
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
Twenty years ago May 14 1927 notices include Rev William V Parsons declining the First Presbyterian pastorate due to a Baltimore offer, A Stennett reports a new 75 by 90 foot fireproof garage with seven stalls, the Findley Lake Findley Inn owners G N Roberts announce May 28 opening, Kurts Case Goods plant fire averted by sprinkler system spotted by guard Albert Carmike, Mrs Alfred Morrison entertaining friends with card party, and Charles Shaver catching a big brown trout of four pounds and 21 inches on Ettelid Street.
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Kurts Case Goods Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Albert Carmike
Charles Shaver
C. W. Shaver
Ettelid Street
DAILY DOZEN From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
The article explains how diatoms produce vitamin D and how this vitamin travels through the food chain to codfish liver oil. It traces historical use for nutrition, notes refinement making cod liver oil pleasant, and mentions shark livers as another vitamin D source with synthetic production of the vitamin in recent years.
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the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Norway
Europe
Pittsburgh hermit's death investigated
Pittsburgh May 14 police probe the death of Adam Hudalek o age hermit whose cabin crowded with cans bottles pipes and clutter recalls the Collyer brothers case. Body found beneath a flowering apple tree as a cat named Bobby kept vigil. Police say death caused by natural causes two or three days earlier.
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Pittsburgh
Adam Hudaleko
Collyer Brothers
New York
Hudeleko
Daylight Saving Time Seen Harmful to Children
Philadelphia May 13 Associated Press reports Dr John P Turner member of the board of education says daylight saving time endangers school children health. He cites reduced sleep to seven hours and widespread nervous strain and urges a survey conducted through schools with Superintendent Dr Alexander J Stoddard backing the move.
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Philadelphia
John P. Turner
Board of Education
Turner
Alexander J. Stoddard
South Carolina Lynching Trial Highlights Federal Debate
Thirty one ten are on trial in Greenville accused of participating in a February lynching. Gov Thurmond ordered state troopers to arrest defendants after local officials did little. The case tests calls for federal anti lynching measures and reflects long state control beliefs. Supporters face constitutional questions on federal power versus states rights.
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South Carolina
Greenville
Thurmond
House
Senate
Taft
Congress
Commission On Civil Rights
Truman
Man Drives Burning Car to Fire Station in Erin
Theodore Johnson drove his smoking car to Fire Station No. 5 on East Avenue when smoke poured from under the hood. He remained as firefighters extinguished the blaze caused by crossed electrical wires, assisting as the crew worked.
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Erin
Theodore Johnson
Johnson
East Avenue
Sleep loss blamed on late bedtimes raises concerns
Dr Turner told a board meeting that children rise at six instead of seven due to late nights and sunlit evenings. He said he has visited hundreds of homes as a physician and treated physical and nervous reactions from sleep deprivation, proposing a survey to measure daily harm.
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Dr.Turner
Thirsty Tomato Leaves to Blossom and Fruit Decline
Water shortage in soil stresses tomato plants causing fruit tissues to collapse away from the stem. Injured areas attract decay organisms as fruit enlarges, turning leathery and leading to total loss of affected fruit.
Answers to seven quiz questions from the classifieds page
The text lists questions about mining privatization dates Sevastopol in Soviet Russia hearing versus seeing a stereoscope and other trivia. It includes true or false prompts about a turdy gurdy a legs count for centipedes and historic U.S. presidents with a final note on sandpaper for a baby's new shoes to prevent slipping.
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Sevastopol
Russia
Greater Antilles
United States
U.S
William Henry Harrison
Aldam Lincoln
James A. Garfield
William McKinley
Railroad Worker Crushed by Engine at Ridgway Yards
Joseph Corey, 44, of Ridgway, was killed when crushed between two Pennsylvania Railroad locomotives in the Ridgway yards. Coroner Dr. Stanley Barrett said Corey, last seen crossing tracks with ice tongs, was found with severe injuries after a locomotive moved toward him in a narrow space. An accident investigation follows.
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Ridgway
Vangay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph Corey
Corey
Stanley Barrett
Wilcox
Iris
Monsignor Cordert of Altoona Diocese Dies at 80
Johnstown report states the Very Rev. Msgr. John N. Cordert D D LL D vicar general of the Altoona diocese for 93 years died in Mercy Hospital after months of illness and an operation Monday. He was 80. The death ends a long tenure in Catholic leadership in central Pennsylvania.
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Johnstown
John N. Cordert
Altoona
Mercy Hospital
Tn Iml
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William V. Parsons
Western Theological Seminary
First Presbyterian Church
Parsons
Baltimore
A. Stennett
B. W. Stennett & Son
North Center Street
Charlotte Inn
Findley Lake
G. N. Roberts
Alfred Morrison
Bud Clark
W. Kestler
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W.J. Bisbee ‘and Son
West High St
Union City, Pa
Baby
America
Rugby Knitting Mills Inc
Wella Kolestral Carroll
Keystone VanCise
Ige
IONA
Ab Caer
Scott Tissue Tomato
McGraths
California
Spe
Birdseye
North Corry Emblem
W.l.armitage
Al’s
Al's Clothes Shop
Morth Center Street
Inner Circle
Phillips Jewelry
de Furs d Ae
Goldinger
Saxe Furs
Leed’s
LEED
Thomas Motor Co
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