Changes in Cop Seizure After Five Years
A Crawford county jury still holds charges over attempted arm holdups from five years ago involving Harold Sabol and Steve Duda, both residents of Albior. Other notices include 1939 school tax deadlines, a minor indictment of Harrison Hartman in a Clarion mining village, and church group meetings with planned fund collections.
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Harold Sabol
Steve Duda
Albior
Crawford County
Harrison Hartman
Sligo
Clarion County
Hartman
Loyal Temperance Legion
Seedless grapefruit deals and local notices flood Bradford area
City and vicinity ads list seedless grapefruit six for twenty five cents and Glendora peaches. The Erie office says liquor and beer dispensaries must follow standard time with DST rules. A farm accident injures Frank Wilcox and Carl Inwit while wallpaper stock is highlighted. A missing Bradford child case stirs Bradford amid anniversary of J Marjorie West. Community events include Concord May meeting and American Legion posts planning National Americanization Day programs. Coroner resumes inquiries into two local deaths and a Niagara Falls trip for Rockland seniors is announced. Bradley news covers local crime, hospitalizations, school appointments, and upcoming civic activities.
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J. Will. Cox
Ralph &. Kneeland
Erie
Frank A. Wilcox
Carl Inwit
RD. 2
Pittsfield
Warren General Hospital
Henry Afonica
Jamestown
Bradford
Waye Anderson
Lew Anderson
J . Marjorie West
Wilcox
Concord
American Legion
cKean County
Bradford Legion
Kane
Mt. Jewett
Ludlow
Smethport
Port Allegheny
W. G. Strobie
Erie County
David Kuzminski
Francis Tuliano
18Th Street
Rockland Township
Niagara Falls
H. G. Heinaman
Harry Stringer
Washington, D. C
All American Aviation, Inc
Wilmington
Del
Ridgway
William Andrews
Brie
Etty Fre Degrtment
Dan Fiyem
Goman
State Street
Franklin High School
Stoneboro
Barney Rapp
Lewis Kelsey
Cerny Hospital
Cliford Rez
Lincoln Junior
Edhoor
Gay Street
City
Titusville High
Crows
Union City
Burgeas
T. Pelt
Kone
Pulse
Wetmore
Pennsylvania at the New York World’s Fair Dedication
Governor James proclaims May 19 Pennsylvania Day at the World’s Fair in New York. He will officially dedicate the state's building a replica of Independence Hall. He urges all towns and cities to send officials to the dedicatory ceremonies.
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Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
Independence Hall
James
Court of States
Coal and Game Bills Put Off For Senate Concurrence
Harrisburg May 17 Opponents of the anthracite rehabilitation bill and the Haines Avhterman game law amendments, both disputed measures, pulled their punches until they reach the senate for concurrence. The House reconvened with a long calendar, including a bill to consolidate civil service administrations. The civil service bills were reported after Gov Arthur H. James and leaders agreed to delete a Van Allsbury relief provision from the House approved measure. A welfare subcommittee was named to report at noon so the full committee can act today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Harrisburg
House
Senate
Billy
Public Assistance Department
Hquer Control Board
Unemployment Compensation Division
Labor and Industry Department
Arthur H. James
Frem
van Allsturg
Piper
Arthin
George A. Deitick
Northumberland
George B. Scarlett
R. Chester
Robert M. Miller
Liezerne
Frederick J. Homsher
Ry Lancaster
J. Albert Reed
Washington
New Freezer Delights Conry Malted at Local Eateries
A Taylor freezer labeled grosted malted stands at Crescent Confectionery on North Center Street, installed as a new taste thrill in Conry. It holds five gallons, lies horizontal with paddles, and whirs to keep frosted malted mix even in thickness and temperature, drawing attention and praise from tasters.
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Taylor
Cresent Corfectionery
North Center Street
Conry
Northside
Fruit consumption trends in hard years noted
Orange consumption rises along with lemons and citrus fruit during poor years while roseap tion apples has declined.
Car and Semi Trailer Crash Near Union City
A collision occurred last evening at Til lotson's Corners south of Union City between a Word sedan driven by reg Corners and a White tractor trailer operated by John W Graham of Erie. No injuries were reported. Estimated damage was about 175 dollars. Officer CW Inv in charge of the local highway patrol sub-station investigated. Laurel Gets Divorce. Stan Laurel was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from his wife Ileona in Hollywood on May 17.
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Lions Club of
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Oil City
Meadville Central Labor Union
Secord
Ohio Rivers Lake Erie Canal
Rivers and Harbors Committee
House of Representatives
Washington
Smethpark
Mary Hyland. Tafel
C. W. Shattuck
McKean County
Brooklyn
Tafel
Oléan
Borth
Farmers Valley
Charles Hyland
Moore School
Smethport Academy
Pennsylvania Grocers’ Association
Lawrence
Warren
Lucinda Proctor Whitman
Franklin
William HL. Whitman
Conneaut Lake
Titusville
South Penn Oi Company
Thomas Andvich
Fred OL. Funkhouser
West Kearns Crossing
Butler
Townsend Club
Rumitage Sale
Ajax
Erie
Corry Townsend
Reg Corners
Union City
John W Graham
Maple Street
Tillotson’s Corners
Bawage
Invin
Highway Patrol
Bill to repeal tax on bituminous coal proposed
Harrisburg May 17 The state senate discussed a house approved bill exempting from state unemployment benefits all maritime and rail employees covered by federal job insurance systems. The bill from Roy Ray Taylor Republican Dauphin would take effect after June 30 and follows Senate Labor Committee consideration.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Roy. Ray. Taylor
Dauphin
Libor
Lato
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HEINZ
Climoline
Woodbury Facial
Borax
VEAL
Western Auto
Adlers
Splane Memorial Airport
OM City
Frankin
R. A. Kerr
Tuunville
the Baptist Church
Tust
Miller’s News & Sport
Center Street
Dial
Angel Food
Ann Page
Jona Sweet Peas
IONA
JONA
Powell's Motor Co
Hickory
Suprumb
Corry Evening Journal
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Savin
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