Dead or Alive Dr Moran Linked to 1930s gangsters
Chicago physician Dr Joseph P Moran is rumored dead or alive after Alvin Karpis related arrest rumors. A college graduate who married a society girl Moran reportedly faced prison for an illegal operation and allegedly worked with gangsters. A body from Lake Evie was partially identified as Moran. Authorities suggest he may have talked too much.
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Joseph P. Moran
Alvin
Karpis
Chicago
Moran
John Dillinger
Lake Evie
Centegl Press
Man is sentenced for burglary in Chautauqua court
Stanley Bateer a 29 year old of Dunkirk pleaded guilty to two burglary counts in Chautauqua county court at Mayville and was sentenced by Judge Ottaway to five to ten years in Attica Prison. Also in brief items a Kane business leader A B Cohn died of a heart attack in Clifton Springs while Mrs. Ward is seriously ill and a Harrisburg notary commission is announced for Helen Grace Merrick. A Pennsylvanian boy was lightly injured when struck near an Oil City railroad crossing.
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Stanley Bateer
Dunkirk
Attica
Udse L. Ottaway
Chautauqua
Mayville
Thomas Ward
West Smith Street
WEA
Erie District
Cochran
Kane
A. B. Cohn
Clifton Springs
Cohn
Chamber of Commerce
American Medical Asia
Ward H. Schmitt
Jamestown
Falconer
Schmitt
Benjamin Ambrose
Meadville
Isabelle Huntzinger
R. Naig
Uor~ Vy Hospital
Woman's Relief Corps
Masonic Hall
Stockton
First Avenue
T&t Tt
GR. McCray Tease
Eagle Rock
Red Valley
Second Sands
W. P. Tolley
Allegheny College
Slippery ‘Rock State
H. J. Rowe
Eris
Joe
Sam Spinnato
Crawford County
Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Paul LaBarbeya
Aero
Oil Creek
Central Avenue
Franklin
Acchool
Austin Billerio
Frank Billerio
Billerio
Bowstr
Ray Campbell
Albert Vickers
Roosevelt Highway
C. #. Carlson
Smethport
McKean County
State Highway Department
Warren
Edward Jounap
Lquor
Uday
Sheffield
Robert C. Dunn
Clyde Christensen
Erie Court May County Case Involves Involuntary Manslaughter
A 13th April bound over to the September grand jury on a change of involuntary manslaughter in Erie. The case concerns a passenger Virginia Mae Patterson, 1%, of Erie, struck by a vehicle driven by Thomas Lovewell, of Erie, following a collision that fatally injured Patterson. Alderman Eugene Alberstadt presided over the proceedings.
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Will J. Wilcox
Thomas Lovewell
Erie
Virginia Mae Patterson
Grant
Eugene Alberstadt
Jeffrey M. Sobel
Perry Square
Obituary of Caroline P Rhodes Jewell of Meadville
Caroline P Rhodes Jewell born August 9 1247 at Clymer died at her son Wins Meadville Pa Thursday noon May 14 1936 Funeral services held Ruffner Meadville Friday morning and interment in Spring Creek cemetery Eleven children were born three sons survive Orrin B Youngstown Ellis W Meadville and Arthur A Jewell Corry She married Thomas J Jewell at Spring Creek March 12 1868 who died July 23 1912 Resided Cobb Corners Spartansburg and finally Meadville
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Caroline P. Rhodes Jewell
Clymer
Wins
Meadville
Ruffner
Spring Creek
Ellis W. Jewell
Arthur A
Jewell
Leslie Jewell
B. Jewell
Rupart Davis
Rilla
Youngstown
N. Y
W. White
Waterloo
N.Y
Grace Thompson
Barbara
Spartansburg
Harry Jewell
Arthur Jewell
Corry
Thomas J. Jewell
Orrin B
Eilis W
Arthur A. Jewell
Cobbs Corners
Dills
Farm for sale or rent near Spartansburg on Cory Road
26 acre farm with a five room bungalow for sale or rent located on Cory Road near Wisy. Inquiries to 117 J. Church Street, Ftza.
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Spartansburg- Cory Road
Wisy
J. Church Street
Ftza
Altoona Speedway 15 Ruined by Fire at Tipton Bowl
Fire destroyed most of the $300,000 bowl at Tipton Speedway, once the world’s fastest board track. Lightning likely caused the blaze, which left smoldering ruins and ended a era of record racing in Altoona built 1923. The newer dirt track failed to revive glory after sections collapsed weeks earlier.
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Tipton Bowl
Tipton Speedway
Alloom
Strike on Mexican railroad cancelled
The strike of 50 000 workers on the National Railways of Mexico was called off today and trains will resume service at noon. Nuevo Laredo remained quiet last night as military authorities stood ready to intervene if needed.
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Cleveland Police Department
Brotherhood
United Press
Laredo
Tex
National Railways of
Mexico
J. P. Jiminez
Nuevo Laredo
Personal Property Tax Bill Approved by House
The four mill personal property tax increase, key to Governor Warle’s emergency revenue plan of 80.65 million dollars, was approved by the House and sent to the Senate. The measure is estimated to raise about 40 million dollars in the coming year.
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Unites Press
Harrisburg
Warle
House
Senate
Fragmentary query on 1930s years and events
The provided text is incomplete and unclear. It mentions 1935, 1924, 1934 and asks about slow events or timelines, but no identifiable people, places, organizations, or concrete facts are present to summarize into a newspaper item.
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Wing Willi Star Stores
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RINSO
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Heinz Ot
HEINZ
W. H. Merrick
Souths Street
Helen Grace
State Workman's Compensation Board
Misa Merrick
Sinc Arabian Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Motor Co
VF. W
West Washington Street
Washington School
Oil City
Roward Shango
Polk
Poll
Clould
Elmer Richter
Lakewood
Ohio
Emmily Taylor Berliner
Kirkman
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dMirs
Irene Owens
Penney
Sha F
Clelland
Hugh Metz
Eye
Metz
Gertrude Scheppner
18Th
Raspberry
Tatler
Warren Courts
Emporium High School
Thomas Ragon
West Church Street
Strick
Lotte Corry Hospital
New York
Atlantic City
Pullman Ceres
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gre Corry
Altoona Speedway
Member
Federal Reserve System
The
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Washington, D. C
Walter H. Ellis
North Center Street
Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
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