Damages suit filed over fatal crash near Clymer
Stanley Isitipwvseys and Clymer Syemer sue the Union Railway Company for 1500000 in damages after a car collision east of Erie killed a wife and daughter, injured other children, and left three minors at hospital. Attorney Wo Loni Schlesinger represents the plaintiffs seeking compensation for death and injuries. Local residents follow outcome as case moves through court.
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Clymer Aries
Mame Road
Erie
Mamet Hospital
Thoradlay
Nie
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Loni Schlesinger
Meorover
Schlesinger
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Disappearance of Allied Submarine Crew Spurs Navy Effort
News from London reports ongoing Admiralty searches near Portland for a missing submarine crew. Depths around 50 to 60 fathoms are cited as investigators weigh whether wreckage is the submarine lost near Devon. Navy volunteers and new magnetic locating gear are mentioned as efforts intensify. Seafarers’ families in Britain receive word of the tragedy as condolences pour in from kin and the public.
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Unite
London
Admiralty
Devon
Portland
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Hari Netallyy
Nave
Headquare Fers
Edimiratiy
Navy
Honaluldan Sar
New Londin
Pty 1
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Imen
British Isles
Shalty
Woman's Club Luncheon With Speaker at Motel Guiry
The Woman's Club of Dirry holds its first annual luncheon on November 7 noon at Motel Guiry. At 3 pm Mrs Hayward Lindsey of Warren will discuss Idle Days by Europe. Members are asked to notify Mary Whittlesey or Bi Kincaid by Monday afternoon to attend.
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Dirry
Oldlovd
Guiry
Hayward Lindsey
Warren
Lindsey
Mary Whittlesey
Bi Kincaid
Krenz Death Probe to Be Reopened in Meadville
Special to the Journal reports in Meadville Pennsylvania that court duties prevent Delp the Dintzler attorney from starting the promised inquiry into the death of Bert A. Krenz whose body was found along a road on the outskirts of town on November first. Delp says he will review the matter at the earliest possible moment and pursue a full investigation if findings warrant.
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Meadville
Dintzler
Delp
Bert A. Krenz
Stanford Hose Ball Event Set for November 25 at State Armory
Preparations for the Stanford Hose Companys thirty ninth annual concert and ball are underway for Wednesday evening November 25 at the State Armory. Larson’s Orchestra to provide music with a concele program preceding the concert. Tickets go on sale next Monday. Chief Arew Palliser Toxagin named chairman to lead a volunteer drive asking for civic support. The event, a yearly fundraiser drawing hundreds, aims for broad community backing and a successful appeal for assistance.
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Sanford Hose Company
Armney Larson
Fueni
Stanford
Stanford Hose
Arew Palliser Toxagin
Volluteer Freygen
Citiens
Largest trout shipment from Corry Hatchery sent east
A full carload of trout, the largest ever from Corry Hatchery, was dispatched today on train No. 842 for distribution to Renovo area streams. The consignment, managed by Ralph Bailey Weatherford Clarence Bailey and Theo Dingle Supt, totals cans of brown and brook trout destined to Lee Holly, Moo Hollow Jump, and Renovo Sportsman's Association. Renovo sportsmen plan to meet the arrival with cars and trucks to release the fish into local streams before week’s end.
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Por
Renovo
Ralph Bailey
Clarence Bailey
Theo
Dingle
A. G. Buller
Taauk Walton League
William Rumberger
Moo Hollow
Renovo, Sportsman's Association
Five Best Radio Features Across Major Stations
NBC era program guide lists WIZ New York WGY Schenectady WRE Washington and others with evening slots. It highlights New York Philharmonic Orchestra performance at 8:25 P.M. and a Central Theater program from St Louis at 7 P.M. plus Detroit Jesters and a Minnesota university homecoming segment at 8:30 P.M. central time.
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New York
WGY
Washington
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Louis
Central
Detroit
Eastem
Clehhnati
Wingo St Paul-Minneapolis
Central University of Minnesoe
Milk Prices Climb as Producers See Gains
Milk prices show a steady upward trend with improving producer conditions in coming months. Mohawk plant notes November price at 2.54 per hundredweight, 13 cents above October, with forecasts for continued rise. Mohawk officials say final November price to be announced after the 20th.
Program for Vesper Service Announced
The Presbyterian church presents a vesper program on Sunday at 4 o clock with preludes and hymns. Featuring Rev Martin Moly Holy Lord, soloists Mrs Postlethwait Mr Williams Miss McInnes and more, the service includes choruses, offertory Barcarolle, and the Benediction.
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Lemare
Steeries
Martin Moly
Morus
Postletiwait
Mo Williams
Lindsley Lord
Meagen
Williams
Miss McInnes
sChorin
Lindsley
Gillett
Barcarolle
Strickland
Wil- Emiess
Gs .Tk Ie
Sweeping Probe Into Charges Of Mrs Lansdowne
United Press reports a sweeping probe into charges by Mrs Margaret Lansdowne against Wm Pant Foley related to the Shenandoah inquiry. The affair involves attempts to fix testimony before a Navy board and secretary Wilbur’s resignation context. Officials issued summons for several named individuals as the probe unfolds.
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Washington
Aquirys
Margaret Ros Lansdoygue
Vapl Pant Foley
Shenandoah
Mirécast
Xuvy
Wilbur
Poley
Adyoeste
Potey
Panih Putey
Dranil Mes
Beverly Nxton
Misansdewie
Lans
Condition of Clymer Man Is Critical
A Clymer man, Lore Heckerink, was hospitalized after a May cow incident left facial injuries. At Cory hospital he worsened and doctors suspected a fractured skull, leading to transfer to Johns Hopkins in Baltimore for possible surgery and expert assessment.
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Clymer
Cory
Spital
Johns Mupkins
Baltimore
Reckerink
Diviner
Cory Hospital
John Hopkins Hospital
Tate
Engineer Held for Disaster
United Press report from New Brunswick New Jersey November 14 says engineer Carroll, involved in the Pennsylvanian line express crash that killed ten, was arraigned on manslaughter charges. He pleaded not guilty and waived exam. Bond set at 1 810,000. Reps from nearby towns arrived to arrange bond as he appeared worn and strained. His railroading record was stated as completely clear, with retirement due in two years.
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United Press
New Brunswick
N. J
Careall
WashingtonYeve
Weis Niele
Tairvarl
Carrollie Wallee
Sindlinger linked to Kimball death mystery case
Warren county authorities keep the Kimball death investigation active. Sheriff Grosch and District Attorney Edgier say efforts by Erie North East and Union Township detectives will continue to clear up the case. They plan to interview Charles Sindlinger, the alleged stepfather, and verify his movements Tuesday night at Usbay’s launch restaurant and a nearby garage. A key aim is locating the elusive wood eater John Sutton, believed to hold crucial information about the death of Glenn E. Kimball of Allegheny Spring. Local officials say they remain in close contact and will pursue all leads.
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Warren County
Glenn Kimball
George W. Grosch
LeRow
Erie
Unionity
Glenn E. Kimball
Allegheny Spring
Dougilfe
Charles Sindlinger
Sindlinger
Usbay
John Sutton
Abe
Luton
North East
Washington cracks down on bootleg liquor in border zones
The report notes 14 mounted border patrols under Assistant Treasury Secretary Andrews patrolling the U S borders with Mexico and Canada to stop liquor smuggling and illicit distilling. The effort aims to curb illegal alcohol traffic across both lines.
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United Press
Washington
Andrews
United States
Education Week to Be Observed Here in Corry
American Education Week will be observed in Corry next week with special exercises programs and activities in the schools. The five daily themes include Constitution Day Patriotism Day Home and School Day Conservation Day and Know Your School study. Superintendent Milton L Brows announced the programs and invites parents and the public to attend the events.
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Corry
Committee forms to survey chest for community relief
A meeting in the Municipal Building approved forming a Community Chest committee to survey local relief needs. Representatives from charity groups, hospitals and churches will help allocate funds raised in a single annual campaign to avoid duplication and improve efficiency.
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Vansliter
Leilersies
Upsets noted in half and quarter scores across games
End of half scores show Princeton leading Yale 1 0. Pittsburgh ahead of Penn 14 to 0 at half. Michigan 7 Shia State 0 after first quarter. Brown trails Harvard 3 to 0 at half. West Virginia leads Penn State at halftime by an unspecified margin.
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Penn
Michigan
Shia State
Brown
Harvard
W Va
Penn State
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