Trial of Lyoté drunken driving case underway
The Commonwealth versus Robert Lyoté from Linesville entered trial in Quarter Sessions Court before Judge Herbert A Mook. Lyoté testified he had one drink and did not drive the car on the September 15 incident near Conneaut Lake, with Attorney Thomas J. Ferris representing him. Reserved seats for the Corry Beaver Bowl game go on sale at The Ritz Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printing Partment
Commonwealth
Herbert A Mook
Quarter Sessions
Robert
Lyoté
Linesville
Conneaut Lake
Lynee
Thomas J. Ferris
Po‘ce
Columbus Inn
Hospital report and local notices from Bradford area
The document lists hospital entries including births and discharges, with names and addresses from Corry to Spartansburg and nearby towns. It notes a blood transfusion total, a gunshot accident in Bradford involving Leo Brown, and local road deer statistics and insurance claims in Venango County.
Deserter of 1919 Honored
Gabriel Garcia, long treated as a deserter since 1919, was honored in San Antonio with the Distinguished Service Cross, Purple Heart, and World War I Victory Medal. He rescued a comrade at St Juvin, France, on October 16, 1918, and later served in the Army until medical discharge in 1919.
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Gan Diego
Tex
Gabriel Garces
No Man's Land
France
Garth
San Antonio
Garcia
St. Juvin
St. Sam Mouston
Garem
Veterans Adinistration Office
G. 5. Melcyer
4Th Army
Facts Only Hope In Crisis And Media Reflections
Meadville City Council authorized a study of rate increases proposed by Meadville Telephone Co. A resolution by Council man Frederick A. Metz requests a review. Mayor George X. Simonetta and City Attorney John V. Pepicelli will conduct the study and present findings to Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Meadville Telephone Co
Frederick A. Metz
George X. Simonetta
John V. Pepicelli
Cornell
Thanksgiving Week End New York Tour Offered
The Cur ating Journ and the area Republican Press co sponsor a Thanksgiving week end tour to New York City. The trip leaves Carry Friday November 28 at 9 36 and returns Monday 7 37 offering adults 39 50 and children 5 to 12 29 50. Includes round trip fare breakfast on train hotel lodging and city sightseeing with Empire State building observatory and United Nations stop.
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New York City
Flatiron
Journ
Area Republican Press
Erie Railroad
New York
Empire State Building Observatory
United Nations
Dem Political Boss Curley Dies in Boston
James Michael Curley, former four term Boston mayor four term Massachusetts governor and four term congressman, died at City Hospital after a 55 minute emergency ops to clear an intestinal blockage. He had diabetes and had been ill in recent years. Curley underwent surgery on Election Day and had been photographed walking the hospital corridor earlier that Tuesday.
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Fountainette
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
William Beal
Women‘s Christian Temperance Union
Dodd's
McKean
Cleo Burdette Blount
Doyle Stock
Thaddeus Kwiat
Blount
Stuck
VFW
Tionesta
James K. Davis
David J. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Forest County
General Assembly
Chamber of Commerce of
Greater Philadelphia
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Ginnie’s
Dem
Boston
James Michael Curley
Big City
City Hospital
Curley
Massachusetts
Curley Siblings Summoned. Priest Performs Last Rites
Prentis X. Curley of Holy Cross College and George J. Curley of Boston were summoned. Father Curley administered the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church. Willard Sowers, a 34 year old Cleveland painter, was severely burned yesterday by a high tension line atop a U S Steel tower in Duquesne near Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentis X. Curley
Pittsburgh
Willard Sowers
Cleveland, Ohio
U. S. Steel Corp
Duquesne
X Ray Pioneer Grubbe Undergoes Ninetieth Surgery
Dr Emil Grubbe world renowned for pioneering medical x rays underwent his 91st operation in Chicago. The 83 year old surgeon received treatment for cancer on his face and right hand after decades of testing x ray therapy. He retired in 1949 and educated thousands of physicians in radiology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Emil
Grubbe
Ousburn
American
Rosingen Ray Society
Grubby
Wilhelm Roentgen
House probe opens on Pittsburgh Channel 4 award
The House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee starts hearings with Earl F. Reed, Pittsburgh attorney and head of Television City Inc, as its first witness. Reed and former FCC chairman George C. McConnaughey deny improper tactics in Channel 4 applications amid earlier settlement talks. The panel resumed after a campaign pause, with potential political repercussions noted by Chairman Oren Marrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Pittsburgh
Washington
Earl F. Reed
Reed
Television City Inc
Channel 4
George C. McConnauthey
Federal Communications Commission
House Legislative Oversight
McConnaughey
Mprepr
Television City
Woap Inc
Hearst
Oren Marrs
D-Ark
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Omniewski
Warren State Hospital
F. L. Baressi
Wesleyville
Merle M. Ripley
Ripley
Moose
Rebekah Helping Hand
Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall
Oen
Dunkirk
Lake Eriengoon
Hoat
Aga
Kourella Lesthorus
Sears
Corry Hospital
Ami
Marion D. Bhues
Wattsburg
Min Pritz
Floyd Doherty
R. D
Alyce Ruth
Witham Chiricnery
South Center Street
Chester Bailey
Weel
Prederick Street
Ws. Randall
Roween
George Ottaway
Snyder
Gregory
Luke Shernock
Spartansburg
John ZuJuc
Columbus
Warren Kelly
Melvill A. Nichols
Northwest Strep
Everett Clark
Pittsfield
Doulas
Ivan Bennink
East Street
James Lewis
East Bondstreet
Lyle Blowers
Robert Bedow
Rhonda Kay
Union City
Glenn Brumagin
Clymer
Quentin Meeny
Tone Biniie
Pan Tenkitsen
Red Cross
Bradford
Leo ©. Brown
Brown
West Main Street
Robeson
Clyde Decker
Franklin
Venango County
Galloway Hill
Corry Co-op
G.L.F. Service, Inc
Friendly Farm Service
Corry, Pa
Vincent 5. Jones
Rochester
Gannett
Jones
Macshore Classics
Dean
Doan
Mother
Dad
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Bowling Green
Mar~ Oe
Waddle
Mile
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Arrow
Paul
Eae
Hie
Service and Health
André Corwithh
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