Woman dies as car hits freight train near Ashville
A Jamestown family en route to Corry for a weekend visit collided with an Erie Railroad freight train at the Hunts Road crossing near Ashville. Mrs Ruth Chamberlain, 23, was killed instantly. husband Lawrence, 35, was fatally burned. their five year old Lloyd was badly cut. The accident destroyed the vehicle and injured the family as a second train passed. The crossing lacks installed signals though warnings existed.
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Corry
Jamestown
Ashville
Wilson-Ghamiberlain
Ceery Metal Corporation
Jamestown Post
Ruth I. Chamberlain
Harrison Street
Larence Chamberlain
Lloyd
Hunts Road
Quile
Erie
Ashylle
Chamberlain
Lakewood Road
Henry A. Bowers
Temple Minstrels to Stage Holiday Show This Season
Plans advance for the Temple Minstrels in the shellday season with Carlton W. Smith as chairman. Outside talent bookings are arranged, new stage settings and costumes are planned, and negotiations are under way with a major eastern house. Dates will be announced soon as committees finalize preparations for a top minstrel production.
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Temple
Carlton W. Smith
Smith
Chalmen Smith
Floyd Gibbons Reports Armistice Rumor and Car Crash Echoes
Floyd Gibbons recounts a premature armistice rumor in Brest with Admiral Wilson and a misdated dispatch, triggering world rejoicing before a correction emerged. He also narrates a car crash involving Chamberlain, a rescued child, and injuries, and ends with an ads snippet for a horse and pony sale in Corry, Pennsylvania.
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Floyd Gibbons
Admiral Wilson
Brest
United States
France
Howard
Sedan
Jackson
Paris
Gibbons
Mathias Erzberger
Eroberger
Pennsylvania industrial fatalities show big increase this October
United Press reports from Harrisburg that October industrial accidents in Pennsylvania totaled 129 fatal and 13,043 non fatal, the second highest monthly totals of 1930. Fatals fell from September by 37, while non fatal cases rose by 1 248. Occupational groups ranged from manufacturing and construction to mining and transportation. Harry Miles visited Harrisburg during the weekend.
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Penn’a
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry Today
Department
Transportation and Public Utility Division
State Workmen's Compensation Board
Jamestown Fireman Wounded in Accident
Jamestown November 17 Perle R B George 40 a driver of Engine 2 in the Jamestown Fire Department is in critical condition at W G A Hospital from a gun wound suffered in a wooded swamp about a mile upstream from the Conewango near Brewsburg. He and his son were hunting when a muskrat trapped in a rifle trap caused the weapon to discharge, injuring his stomach spleen and intestines.
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Jamestown
Perle
George
Willard Street
Winsor
Water Street
W. G A. Hospital
Brewsburg
Mr. George
Ware
Wealthy Philadelphia Merchant Found Dead in Delaware River
Funeral arrangements are set for Armin A. Frankel a Philadelphia merchant whose body was found in the Delaware River after he vanished October 26. Authorities believe he died by his own hand amid bankruptcy troubles linked to a failing millinery firm and the suicide of his sister Mrs. Thomas Haskins in October.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Puneral
Armin A. Frankel
Delaware River
Frankel
Miliery
Thomas Haskins
Stroudsburg
Waterton House
Fine Artists From Punchinello Puppets To Visit Cory
The Punchinello Puppets, led by John Ralph Geddig, will perform at Cory High School auditorium on December 19. The visiting company, praised for acting and rhythmic puppet manipulation, brings diverse experience from vaudeville to stage design and has associations with New York groups, Capetown Playhouse, and the Shubert system.
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Cory
Puble
John’ Ralph Geddig
Geddis
Mr. Geddis
Capetown Playhouse
Dennis
Neighborhood Playhouse
New York
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Manhattan Opera House
Donald Penslnger
Triest de Weerth
Max Reinhardt
Geduis
Ruth Whistler
Miles Whistler
Parker Colby
Shubert
Probe Deaths From Radiator Alcohol
Four members of the group that attended the so called death party linked to six deaths from radiator alcohol will testify at the coroner's inquest in Uniontown Pennsylvania opening today. Coroner A Ballz presides. District Attorney J B Adams issues orders banning sales of pay rim and lilac shaving lotions in 5 and 10 cent stores.
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United Fresh Uniontown
A. Ballz
J.B. Adama Tag
Iale
The Storm Opens At Rex Theatre Tonight
The Storm a Universal production from Langdon McCormick's stage hit debuts at the Rex tonight. Star Lupe Velez leads with Paul Cavanagh and William Boyd in support as the romantic thriller screens to headline the bill.
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Rex Theatre
Sancine Screen
Tornight
Universal
Langdon McCormick
Lupe Velez
Paul Cavanagh
William Boyd
High Crossing Tower at Kincardine tops 440 feet
A 440 foot tall crossing tower for the Central Scotland land electricity project stands at Kincardine Scotland. Erection of the structure marks a milestone in the Tiver forth crossing works.
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Kincardine
Scotland
Central Scotland Electricity Project
Weather delays flight boot Behe in Pittsburgh event
Butler Pa November 17 The proposed Pittsburgh Havana fight of Mrs J M Keith Miller British woman flyer was delayed due to bad weather. Miller remained at the Hotel Schenney Pittsburgh with no start prospect on her one stop flight until Tuesday.
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Butler
Pittsburgh
Havana
J. M. Keith Miller
Corry Grange Names Officers At Evening Meeting
An interesting Corry Grange session drew a large turnout at the W. C. W. Hall on Saturday evening. D. Paltinburg presided as master while officers for the upcoming year were elected including Ed Walkinbure master and Nina Jewell lecturer. A play is announced for Wednesday at 8 o clock at the High church with all invited.
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Corry Grange
W. C. W. Hall
D. Paltinburg
Tmaster
Walkinbure
John Akam
Nina Jewell
Howard VanTassel
Gerald Bagley
Molly “van ‘Tassel
Mary Reynolds
H. B. Whitney
B. Dp
Falkinburg
Lizgle Lawson
Ceres
Ella Swanson
Pomona
Lillian Jadestrom
Flora
Gran Akam
Exports Dip in October from Year Earlier Tallies
Washington reports October exports at 528.0 million dollars, higher than September but below October 1929. September exports stood at 12.014 million, with October 1929 at 528.514 million, reflecting a marked year over year decline in total value.
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Washington
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Condra Pharmacy
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Jones
C.a.duke
C. A. Duke
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City
Perle R. George
Duraviru
America
Rich Esele Faugush ‘Ats
Manoir Richelieu
Murray Bay
Canada
Duralith
Abdominal
Keister’s CutRate Store
N. F. Ames & CO
Montgomery Ward & Co
N. Center St
Assoctz Te
Irio
Clarion
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