Five Injured in Jamestown Lakewood Road Crash
Three campus youths injured none seriously after collision with an oncoming car on Lakewood Road one mile west of Jamestown at 6 30 last evening. Clare Capwell driver of the other car employed by Superior Dry Cleaning. Miss Helen Mead and Miss Helen McClear injured. McClear suffered a fractured shoulder. Capwell and Mead treated for minor wounds. Kennedy and Mack McKee in the other car were also injured lightly. Both Columbus girls treated at Jamestown City Hospital and later discharged. both cars badly damaged.
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Lakewood Road
Jamestown
Clare Capwall
Superior Dry Cleaning Company
Thineity
Capwell
Helen Mead
Helen McClear
Columbus
T Mead
McClear
Cupwell
Brad
John Sennedy
Jake Ownod
Kennady
Mack Mckee
Beechwood
Jamestown City
John Looker plans to give John Brown farm to state
John C Looker of Titunvits announced his plan to turn over the John Brown farm at New Richmond to the state in the near future. At the Old Exposition Looker received a solid gold medal for being the grand old man of the oil industry. The medal bears an oil derrick and the inscription honoring Tulsa 1898 and the Pioneer Committee. Looker has 51 years in oil work and is active in real estate. Continued on page five.
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John Brown Memorial Association
Wiseley
John C. Looker
Seniors Make Fine Showing in State Test
Corry High School reported a Carnegie Foundation survey of May 1928 standard tests in high school academics for seniors. Sixty seven seniors took part and seventy five percent scored above state averages, with detailed results aiding faculty in identifying strengths and weaknesses. Business is good Bear Steady LaMont said basic American industries remain fundamentally sound despite stock price declines.
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Carnegie Foundation
State Department of Public Education
Pennsylvania
Corry High School
Commission
Alao
Washington
Bearstary of Commerce
Lamont
Senate censures Hiram Bingham over agent tied to tariff bill
The Senate formally censured Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut for hiring secretly an agent of the Connecticut Manufacturers Association to aid with the tariff bill. The censure resolution, adopted on a 34 to 22 vote, expresses the Senate's sentiment without resignation or further action.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Sen- Me Today
Hiram Bingham
Connecicut
Connecticut Manufacturers Association
Senate
Seigtor Norris
Nebraska
Bingham
Two Suspects Held In Mail Pouch Theft Case
Sherman authorities reported progress in the investigation of a mail pouch theft from the Pennsylvania Railroad station on October 23. Chief Tipton and Officer Mooney assisted by a local party as two suspects were detained. Post Office Inspector Reynolds aided the inquiry while ties to a Sherman High School break‑in were noted, suggesting a possible linked theft.
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Sherman
Pennsylvania
Tipton
Harry Mooney
P. Ft. 1
Ap Artest
Shermen Fantnetsy
New York State
Post Office
H. B. Reynolds
Sherman High School
Armistice Day Ball Planned by Corry Veterans
Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars post announces Armistice Day observance on Monday November 1 with a big ball at the Armory. The Jamestown VFW orchestra will play, and committees have set plans and advertising for a large crowd in southwestern New York.
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Corry
United Press
Washington
Benator King
State Armory
Dem
Utah
Pate
Ty Iment
Arehla W. "Thompson Post
Veterans of Freign Wars
Armory
Sterling
Veterans of Foreign Ward Orchestra
Jamestown
New York
Stock Exchange Announces Curtailment Of Week Schedule
New York stock exchange closes early Wednesday Thursday and Friday and all day Saturday under governors order. Trading hours cut to 9:30 to 4:00 p.m. today and tomorrow closed for election day.
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New York
New Tork Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
Local Cases Before Grand Jury at Erie
Several witnesses from Corry and nearby areas testified as local cigea before the Erie grand jury for the November term. George Wing, 29, faces charges tied to the shooting of his nephew George Laverne Ormshee after a quarrel at the Ormepee home southwest of the city. Wing confessed then recanted and seeks an insanity defense. trial expected next week. Other youths accused of breaking and entering, larceny, and receiving stolen goods may plead guilty, with confessions noted for most. Additional Erie cases include alleged Magunt law violations involving Ralph Saraceno and Ash Dennis, to be reviewed this week.
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Corry
Erie
Thal
George Wing
George Laverne Onmshee
Ables Motler
Ormephee
Jaca
Grand
Flalph Saraceno
Asch Dennis
Magunt Law Vieldling
Grant
Prime Minister MacDonald Returns to Commons in Cheer
London reports MacDonald greeted by cheers as he re entered the House of Commons after hisAmerica trip. Distant dispatches note fifteen executed, twelve more plus others ordered to trial over Soviet grain policy opposition. Draguignan jury finds Richard Corbett not guilty of murdering his mother to end her cancer suffering.
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London
MacDonald
House of Commons
America
Draguignan
France
Richard Corbett
Stock Prices Dip as Market Opens in New York
United Press reports a sharp opening slump with heavy selling and $5,000,000 in value erased in minutes. Small traders stepped in, buying as prices fell, then rebounded as public orders returned from across the United States and Europe. By day’s end steel led the recovery and overall sentiment improved with steadying prices and a 6 percent money rate.
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United Press
New York
Prines
United States
Gurops
Dt Ape
Witestad
Wiley
Plant Brook Trout Released in Nearby Streams
A thousand brook trout, about inches long, were released Sunday by JA G. Biller superintendent of the local hatchery. About three hundred of the same variety and size were placed in Little French Creek.
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JA. G. Biller
Little
French Creek
Spartansburg Man Dies at Corry Hospital
Pred Coates a well known resident of Spartansburg died at Corry hospital Sunday evening at 10 10 after a brief illness. He had been ill some time and was admitted Sunday morning about 11 90 o clock. He is survived by his wife. The body was taken to Spartansburg today.
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Pred Coates
Spartansburg
Corry
Mr. Coates
Spartansbure
Tomorrow’s quiet election hinges on sheriff race
Tomorrow’s general election may see a lighter vote than September, though an intense contest is expected. Deputy Sheriff Jack Applebee, who led in the primary, seeks Republican backing amid strong GOP registration. Ex-Mayor Alexander heads the mayoralty contest, with council and school director races drawing attention as Mulderick and Williams vie for two seats, while David Hillstrom and Milon Brown seek robust cross party support. An organized anti-Love campaign led by Auer Gordon Brown challenges the incumbent school director, raising questions about organized politics versus conservative leadership.
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Jack Applebee
Alexander
J. B. Patterson
David A. Hillstrom
Milon L. Brown
John Wilbur Lambing
John E. Love
Board of Education
Mr. Love
F. J. Lewis
Harry Auer
George H. Gordon
C. F. Brown
Love
Patterson
Auer
Gordon
Brown
Citizens Committee
Volcanic Eruption Wipes Out Guatemalan Farms and Cities
In Guatemala City area on November 4 the Santa Maria eruption devastated entire farms and villages near Quezaltenango and Quezaltenanga. Communications to nearby towns such as San Felipe were severed as residents fled the streets. The 12,400 foot volcano caused widespread destruction amid continuing seismic activity since the 1902 eruption.
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Santa Maria
United Press
Guatemala City
Guatesult
Santa Maria Volcan
Quezaltetanga
Quevaltenanga
Saa Felipe
Quezaltenanga
Guatemla
Santa Matia
Corailieris
Packie
Quehenango
Weekend Auto Accidents Take Several Lives in PA
Week end crashes across western Pennsylvania and Harrisburg area left multiple dead and others injured. Notable victims include Soisson Madigan 82 and Miss Elizabeth Paisley 21 in Connellsville area. Separate collision near Ward Baking Co. claimed James Jackson and injured George Solomon as, Gasboce, reportedly intoxicated. Harrisburg fatalities included Christian Henze 79 York and Walter Latchon 45 Salem Twp. Other incidents mentioned across the state involve various drivers and pedestrians with several injuries.
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United Press
Seat and Company
Pittsburgs
Hile
Riverview
William Gambog
Pitburgh
Ward Baking Company
Simic
James Jackson
New Eagle
George Solomon
Gasboco
B. O. Phillips
Sunbury
Shamolein
Samus
Armstrong Lindenmuth
Stouchsburg
Mit Aetna
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John Brown
Titusville
New Richmond
Bulletins
A. W. Thompson
Jamestown Orchestra
Stock Exchange
Grand Jury
Concord Two
Mart
Stealfal
Department of Commerce
M. Leo Mulderick
Ernest A. Williams
Everett Leach
Frank O. Howard
Guatemala
Pittsburgh
Central
A. C. Durham
North Tonswanda
Mies Myrly Durham
Buffalo
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