Mammoth bones shown after dig at Randolph fish hatchery
From Randolph New York a report describes the unearthing of mammoth bones near a fish hatchery. Visitors viewed knee joints and ribs as Dr Hartnagle and workers probed the site for further joints and a front leg bone, with some pieces in fair condition and able to be reassembled.
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Will J. Wilcox
Randolph
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Fish Hatchery
Albany
Harnagle
Phillips
Hartnagle
Arcade Ress
Memorial Day parade plans and public notices
Local clubs urge auxiliary and Stanford Host members to meet for Memorial Day services. Two referendum petitions with thousands of signatures debated by Jamestown Council on daylight saving. Washington County resident Manley Putnam Brown dies at 78 in Sanford. A lab worker suffers facial burns from a gas explosion at the Ti nsville Forge plant. A car crash injures dancers Kenneth Swartz and Genevieve Marshiall in Jamestown. Swedish artist Carl Anderson Hallsthammar gains GM commission for a sixteen tableau wood sculpture at Century of Progress. Regular prayer meeting set for Christina ad Miseimaty Alitinto Church at 2 PM Thursday.
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American Legion Auxiliary
McCoy’s
Pennzoil Station
West Smith Street
Manley Putnam Brown
Sanford
Warren County
Jamestown
Stanford
George Mulderick
Ema
George Wagner
Carl Anderson Hallsthammar
Chicago
General Motors
Iuter
Gelial Motors
Hut
Thamimar
Ollale Films al
Lindsley
Pharmaty
Indies
Christina Ad Miseimaty
Alitinto
Wit Te Field
Charles Olds
West Congress Street
Tern
Birth in Spartansburg at Corry hospital
Born last evening a son to Mr and Mrs Rennie Weidner of Spartansburg at Corry hospital. Sinclair Oil representatives and local service station workers met at Hotel Corry for a sales meeting with F Cottrell of Harrisburg speaking and a social hour with lunch. C F Cronin of this city is the local distributor.
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iBorn
Rennie Weidner
Spartansburg
Corry Hospital
Sinclair Oil Company
Corry
F. ©. Cottrell
Harrisburg
C. F. Cronin
W. Mandeville Troy
Olean
Olean Guneral Hospital
Erie Prisoner Loses Appeal In Habeas Bid
United Press reports Pittsburg May 29 that James H. Hrbicki, sentenced to seven to 15 years in the Western penitentiary for an Erie robbery, had his appeal denied. He sought habeas corpus claiming he should have been tried in the Erie county over and terminer court. The case stemmed from a robbery of 279 dollars from the Erie Burial Case Co. thefts in a quart er session proceeding.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Western Penitentiary
Erie
James H. Gray
Erie County
Hrbicki
Erie Burial Case Co
Stan
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