Coroner closes probe into Kolstee death in Clymer
Coroner William Crandall of Westfield ruled the death of Albert Kolstee 58 accidental from burns after an oil explosion while starting a kitchen fire. His wife and four children aged 4 to 9 were treated at Corry hospital and then moved home. Funeral services will be held Monday at Abbe Reformed Church with burial in Holland Cemetery.
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William Crandall
Westfield
Albert Kolstee
Clymer
Heath
Kolates
Charles Albert
Howard WitHam
Donald Norman
Barbara Louige
Mortha
Corry Hospital
Homer Kelstee
Corry-Clymer
Ond
Charles
Molates
Abbe Reformed Church
Holland Cemetery
Corry Police Chief Captures Escaped Youth in Theft Case
Corry Police Chief Johny Flangan arrested 14 year old Phillips after a pursuit near Columbus. The youth, employed at Fort Crosby farm, faces Erie seventh court over an $80 theft from a Union City farmer. Chief Flangan reported $25.10 found on the youth.
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Corry Syd
Yeiralg
Fmory Phillips
Art
Johny Flanigan
Fort Crosby
Columbus
Union City
Seventh Court
Erie
Cinion City
Flangan
Bay
Barle Opposes State Workers Strike in Government Service
Governor George H Barle reiterated opposition to strikes by organized state employees and rejected a strike clause for the state liquor store workers union constitution. He said such moves have no place in government service and are unalterable.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
George H. Barle
Hamburg Man Dies After Hindenburg Disaster
Otto Ernst of Hamburg and his wife were aboard the Hindenburg disaster. Ernst dies from burns and shock after the explosion. his wife is hospitalized recovering from injuries. The death toll rises to 86 from the airship tragedy.
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Mare Yal
Otto
Ernst
Hamburg
Germany
Connecticut Flood Warning Issued for Lowland River Residents
The U S Weather Bureau issued a flood warning for lowland residents along the Connecticut River. The warning alerts residents to potential rising water levels and urges precautions.
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Hartford
Conn
U. S. Weather Bureau
Connecticut River
Tha
Tesbutgrten
Snowden dies. famed Labour figure in Britain
Venerable Labour radar veteran Snowden died at Iden Lodge near Frensham Surrey from heart disease in his sleep after being outdoors yesterday. He was a formidable Labour figure praised by opponents and allies for years though his acid tongue made him many enemies within the party.
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United Press
London
Vigeounr Snowden
Philip Shower
Mrlains
Lashow Party
Iden Lodge
Frensham
Surrey
Labor
Former Cowboy Solon Gassaway Dies at 62 in Oklahoma
Peppy Lee Gassaway known as Oklahoma's former cowboy congressman has died at his Coalgate ranch at age 62 after a heart attack at 9 o'clock. His son Percy Lee Jr and Ada doctor J. L. Cummings attended. he died en route to Ada hospital. Gassaway, famed for flamboyant attire and caustic anti Long rhetoric, drew national attention in Congress.
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Percy Lee Gassaway
Oklahoma
Ranch Home
United Press Coalgate
Okla
Peppy Lee Cassiiay
Percy Lee, Jr
Conatersnan Ordse
J. L. Came Mings
Ada
Io Mes
Gassaway
Okahoma
Congress
Interuey
Merrill Entry in Lindy Race Promises Fifth Atlantic Crossing
Henry Z Merrill known as Dink Merrill plans to enter the Lindbergh Memorial Race from New York to Paris for a fifth North Atlantic crossing. His co pilot John S Lamble Jr recently completed the first commercial round trip to Dagland aboard a Lockheed Electra Plane. They will resume New York to Miami transport flights after the race.
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New York
Henry Z. (Dink) Merrill
North Atlantic
Argist
Paris
John S. Lamble, Jr
Dagland
Miami
StrikeAverted as Roosevelt Board Halts NY Railway Walkout
A threatened railroad strike affecting 25,000 workers in the New York area was averted today by President Roosevelt's emergency mediation board, which announced the settlement.
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New York
United Press
Roosevelt
Pope Pius Armistice Effort Rejected by Both Sides
Reported papal efforts to mediate a Spanish civil war and push for a Basque peace conference were rejected by both sides. Roosevelt to meet Merril and Lamble at the White House for informal talks on the Atlantic voyage experiences.
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Paris
Pope Pius
Hoth
J.D. B
Merrill Washington
Pregdent Roosevelt
White House
Dick Merril
Jet Lamble
Brands unions Ron Collar to workers of US
The United Automobile Workers union pressed a series of strikes at General Motors plants as Henry Ford countered to block union influence in his factories. Negotiations in Saginaw were set to begin while Janesville workers faced a vote on returning to work under a union plan.
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Ron
United Press
Detroit
United Automobile Workers’ Union
General Motors
Henry Ford
WALW
Hsite
Ail Dia
Ford
Ford Motor Company
General Motore
Janesville
Chryser
Hudson
Reo
New York
GMC
Saginaw
Unpaid bill sparked fatal chase at Detroit club
Two were killed and a woman injured as Bernard Ramstedt 27 an engineer from Kellorg Isho fled after a night club owner tried to collect a $5 bill. Ramstedt's car collided with another vehicle injuring Ruth Hunting 25 and Ruth Ray 27. The incident followed a fight as Ramstedt fled with John Tox 27 in the car.
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United Press
Detroit
Bernard Ramstedt
Kellorg
Isho
Ramstedt
John Tox
Ruth Hunting
Ruaaell
Ray
Two Men Convicted of Corrupt Solicitation in State Probe
Somerset Pa May 15 Buckman private detective and Thomas Courtney former mine catcher were found guilty of corrupt solicitation in the third degree trial of State Pollvetian Athasy Guaderman. Sentencing awaited today.
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Unite Hreig Somerset
Buckman
Somerset
Thomas Courtney
Con
Court appeal seeks ruling on Utilities Holding Act
Washington May 15 The Electric Bond and Bhar Co and its subsidiaries appealed to the Supreme Court for an early determination of the constitutionality of the Utilities Holding Company Act. The action signals a high court review of the act’s legality and potential changes in regulatory oversight.
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ASK
United Press
Washington
the Electric Bond & Bhar Co
Supreme Court
Changes in 112th by Col Major Joseph Carvith
Major Joseph Carvith of Bradford recommends promotion for officers in the 142nd Infantry to major and lieutenant colonel. Regimental executive Monroe A. Means backs promotions for several officers. Means plans to submit recommendations to Major General Edward C. Linnson as 28th Division leader. Weekend officers’ meeting at the infantry to include a farewell dinner for General Bmathers after a 10 AM business session.
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Joseph Carvith
Bradford, Witt
142Th Infantry
Monroe A. Means
Maine Siuthers
Edward c. Linnson
Fier
Tan
Suny
Rangi
Yankolin
Odd Fellows Association Launches Campaign in Meadville Area
The Odd Fellows Organization of Northwestern Pennsylvania plans a formal launch today to establish the association as the permanent body. Titusville hosts two sessions at the Y M C A building and the Odd Fellows Hall with officer elections and rules for operating the organization to be adopted.
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Odd Fellows 1
Meadville
Odd Fellows! Association of Northwestern Pennsylvaaa
Titusville
Y. MG
Nesi
Odd Fellows
Anarchists Seize Spanish Border Town Pulgrerda
Anarchists seized the frontier town of Pulgrerda erected barricades and prepared to defend themselves against Catalonian government forces. They cited reprisals linked to Barcelona revolt casualties and claimed a battalion of about 800 men.
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Preas Perpignan
France
Pulgrerda
Barcelona
WPA Workers Must Register With U S Board
WPA employees must register with the United States Board as work on federal projects continues. The order outlines that workers will receive social security numbers and wage records, with state agencies handling unemployment details and deployment procedures.
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WPA
U.S. Board
Social Security Board
Settlement Talks Reported in Maine Strike
Reports from Lewiston Auburn Maine indicate ongoing negotiations toward a settlement of a local strike. Officials, union representatives, and mediators met May 18 to explore resolution terms and avoid further disruption in the area’s key industries.
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Maine
One Woman Dead and Sister Critically Ill in Secluded Home
Miss Alice Murphy, 80, found dead after two days on the floor while her sister Sneah lay critically ill. Neighbors reported they lived in seclusion and were barred from contact as doctors investigated the scene.
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Unites Press
Valligio
Alice Murphy
Fey
Sneah
Duke Will Announce Wedding Date Tuesday
The Duke of Windsor is expected to announce the date of his wedding to Mrs. Walfield on Tuesday at noon. Reported plans say the ceremony will be published in London's court circular and may occur within three weeks. The couple would honeymoon in Austria following the ceremony.
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Richard D. McMillan
United Press
Monts
France
Duke of Windsor
Walla Werefield
London
Thas
Roosevelt
Ste Hatin
Udhlibinmat Federal Power
Talse
Sypeme
Wolink
Fev
Congress
House
Senate
Solons
Lakehorst
N. B
Roonavelt
Fine program delights audience with varied numbers
A lively evening performance featured numerous solos, duets, and specialty pieces. The show showcased performers such as Mary Swanson and Nate Dame Wut Bry Huth Fencell, delivering a broad range of acts amid a well staged, smooth program.
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Spain
Ronan Leuar
Lye
Beveruy
Lave
Sywverk Inlay
Lave Call
Yoent
She Sphane
Fabne Waters
Tui Sanayi
Ph Maire Swanson
Nvcuniditnn
Sifu
Sula Lina
Nate Dame Wut Bry Huth Fencell
Willy Giviier
Nbligat
Lottie Pennell
Dati Avon
Ment Hiesah
Astion
Thitinen
Mighty Deep
Devit Lamanoni
Tye
Glow Worm
Banil Anéricio
No Compromise Ultimatum Roils Roosevelt Court Showdown
President Roosevelt presses a controversial judiciary reform before Congress and signals a showdown vote amid party tensions. Analysts weigh the impact on Democratic unity and court power, while observers debate whether the plan will hold or unravel the party.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Bersogortin Pueatogta
Bonnavettis
Tongenguy
de Court Hill
Renentis Vesterilieg
Nationalist Party Disbands Amid German Tensions
In Danzig on May 17 the Nationalist party voted to disband after its president declared dissolution to preserve unity among Germans for the interests of national consolidation, citing political strain and ideological shifts within the group.
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Danzig
Nawig
Panalytis Wiay
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