Elk County Man Loses Arm In Hunting Accident
Ridgway November 10 a hunting accident in Elk County left Matthew Hayes eight of Diyuseahanda with the left arm amputated between the shoulder and elbow after his shotgun bumped a rock and discharged. Hayes walked home from the hillside before being taken to Elk County General Hospital for surgery. His son, deceased, previously lost a finger in a similar incident.
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Mayes
Ridgway
Mr. Hayes
Decoph
Daguseahonila
Hidgway
Police Probe School Robbery at Mt Jewett High
Kane Nov 10 state and county police investigated a robbery at Mt Jewett High School where 360 dollars from student organization accounts were stolen from a steel cabinet. Principal TH Sones Reparia said no doors were forced but a principal’s office entry was gained by prying. Detectives Foley and Allison led the inquiry with funds tied to student groups including Senior class activities.
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Kane
Pollu
Mt Jewett High School
TH. Sones
Ural
Monnay High
Gordon Foley
J. J. Allison Smethport
Refrigerator Cars of 1857 Change Transport of Perishables
An early eastern railroad devised the first refrigerator cars in 1857 by salating box cars and placing ice in the doorways to keep perishables cool during transit.
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Eastern
Evergreens Used As Live Snow Barriers For Roads
Pennsylvania's Department of Highways, led by Roy E Brownmill er, advances live evergreen snow barriers replacing wooden fences to cut annual snow fence costs. Fifteen miles planted with savings over $1,000 yearly. eight more miles planned saving about $800. Lookouts such as Girny's Notch and Seven Mountain Spring attract tourists amid a state publicity push.
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Roy E, Brownmiller
Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Pring
Tarmeys
Department
Hamburg
Bucks County
Centre
Cleafield
Center County
Erie County
McKean County
Susquehanna County
Pennsylvania
Te State Publicity Commission
Girny's Notch
Amity
Averpool
Seven Mountain Spring
Milroy
St. Gullits
Springs
Fewer farmers losing lands report in nine counties
Harrisburg reports distress transfers of lawn real estate rose 500 percent from 1921 to 1932, then fell in 1933. A survey by Agriculture Secretary J Hansell French covers nine counties including Clearfield Clinton Franklin Greene Jefferson Lancaster Lebanon Snyder and Tioga. In 1921, 31 farms totaling 3540 acres faced distress transfers. peak activity in 1932 reached 205 transfers involving 18,264 acres before a drop in 1933.
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Harrisburg
J. Hansell French
Republican Party Faces National Trend Says Hamilton
United Press reports November 10 quotes Republican National Committee chair John D. Hamilton saying election results reflect a national trend. He notes gains across New England and Oregon, with support expanding from industrial to agricultural areas, signaling a major shift for the party.
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United Press
Washington
John D. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
New England
Oregon
State Employes Deny Kickbacks Hearings Continue
Harrisburg November 10 Two State Authority architects deny awakening politics contributions of closebacks as the Cohen legislative committee resumes hearings into charges of graft and vice option in the Barle administration Rep Herbert J Bohe n Yorks chairman leads the inquiry Rep Joseph Obminsky Philadelphia presided with Sep David Perry Blair sweam the witnesses Denial of accusations by former Attorney General Charles J Margiotti that Authority project architects were routed to kickbacks with one third of commissions to the Democrats.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Cohen
Barle
Herbert J B. Vohen
Yorks
Joseph Ominsky
Philadelphia
Wil
David Perry
Blair
Sweam
Charles J. Margiotti
Isick-hack
Demu
Erie Democrats Brace for Mass Job Loss as GOP Retakes Patronage
Erie on November 10 reports that about 250 Erie Democrats will be dismissed around January 16 when the Republicans reclaim state patronage from Harrisburg. The exact number of holdovers is unclear due to rapid, broad appointments on the state payroll. The layoffs will affect both men and women across the city and county with many holding small salaries.
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Erie
Harrisburg
Briester
Ble City
Colinty
Rheims replica carved by a Tacoma wood artist
Tacoma cement finisher Thomas Jacobsen, who prefers wood carving, spent three years shaping an alder birch and Walnut Yoptica of the Rheims cathedral. The project drew among its backers Roy W Bannell and W Pope Barney of Philadelphia, as 30 architects were slated to testify.
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Rheims
Tacoma
Wash
Thomas Jacobsen
Eratic Politicrl
Roy W 'Bannell
Ww. Pope Barney
Philadelphia
Aluminum poisoning blamed on container in family meal
Reports say Glayence Akenger and four others fell ill after a meal described as chile con carne. Brin health officials announced aluminum utensils made from cheap sheet aluminum caused contamination. Investigation followed multiple prior, less severe incidents.
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Brie
Irie
Glayence Akenger
Wallian
Offcrals
Brin
Wernoschig
Chile
Ahenger
R. Sait
Brie Health Department
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