Postwar inflaton scandal in Germany deepens furnace death mystery
Influential figures in Columbus report that political and chemical observers debate whether Mrs Addie Sheatesley died by internal causes or was killed. Prosecutor John King and chemist Dr Brundage discuss the case as family, pastors, and investigators await a final, complete report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Addie Sheateley
John B Kine
Y. Sheateley
HM Brundage
Ohio
Eliminasny
Addie Sheatsley
John R. Khg
Franklin Colints
Trestigtors
Nebar
Paris
Sheatstey
Charlee Lamm
Sheatsteyise
King
Fae
Tony
Long
Mlm Brondage
Liang
Shentsley
Neil
Junga
Lang
Titusville Highway Included in Program
The Crawford County Commissioners list a 1920s plan to improve and connect several rural roads including a stretch from Linesville toward Ohio and routes near Drakes Mills and Tarminsburg. The program requires township funds and private pledges totaling over twenty miles of secondary roads with intercounty importance, though funds remain short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Oil City
Union City
Crawford County
Erie County
Unita
Drakes Mills
Bainboro
Conneant
Tani Tarminsburg
Linesville
Ohio Fine
Mythranton
Laswrs Corners
Mount Tope
Roass
Drasies Mills
Verrango Township
Lytle Concert Company to Perform in Ryle Church
The Lytle Concert Company of Ryle will present a program Tuesday evening December 2 at the First Presbyterian Church under the choir’s auspices. Patti Potter soprano Alma Whiler pianist Wilson Root Bushnell baritone and reader lead a mixed program of solos piano selections readings and ensembles. Proceeds benefit the choir fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytle Concert Company
Ryle
First Presbyterian Church
Country Company
Patti Potter
Alma Whiler
Wilson Root Bushnell Yaritone
Peffer Formingrly
Pittsgargh
Maller
Erle
ONG
Sheid Araduare Bf
Oberlin
Corny
Bushnell
Arie
Snigers
Community Oper Company
Death of Mrs Grodzinsky in Buffalo Home
Word was received today of the death of Mrs. Libby Srodainsky at her Buffalo home at 4 AM. She is survived by two sisters Mrs D Johen and Mrs Grodainsky of Buffalo and Leouter A Gumbinsky of his city. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:90 local time from the home, with burial in Buffalo. Mr and Mrs A Gumbinsky will travel to attend the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crty
Libly Sradainsky
Buffalo
Grodsinsky
D. Johen
Grodainsky
Bufalo
Leouter
A. Gumbinsky
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
A schedule of radio programs lists Hustlern Harp Ensemble at Carnegie Hall WIP Philadelphia program of Negro music at WEHA L New York Vincent Lopez Orchestra on KGO Oakland Pacific Stanlord California Night on KSD St Louis and Louis Symphony Orchestra on a California station.
Big Loot in Gems in New York Heist
Two bandits robbed BT. Morris of the Jack Binstein diamond House in New York City. Diamonds valued at $120,000 were taken from a south side jewelry shop after the thieves locked the proprietor and two employees in a back room. Morris, a New York representative, was present during the heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
New York
Jack Binstein
New Yorke City
South Side
Morrs
Dairymen of two counties to meet in Corry
Dairymen from Erie and Crawford counties plan a large gathering in Corry at the Municipal Building next Saturday November 20. The meeting features speakers R F Lewis the Billy Sunday of the Dairymen League and G A Boutelis division representative. An agricultural economics topic will be presented and a dinner arranged for visiting producers.
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Grange
Erie
Trawford
Dairymen's League
Dairymen League
Mille Q
Puu
Corty Grainge
R. F. Lewis
Billy Sunday
Te Dairgren
League
G.A. Boutelis
Corry
Brotherhood Chief Refuses Union Demands
United Press reports from Paso Texas that Warren Stone head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers is accused of operating non union coal mines across Kentucky and West Virginia. A AFL convention committee on boycotts will certify Stone’s firm’s refusal to deal with the Mine Workers Union and urge referral to President Samuel Campers and the federation executive council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fres BJ
Paso
Texas
Navy
Warren
Stone
Brotherhood
Locomotive Engineers
Kentucky
West Virginia
Mine Workers’ Union
Hosing
Ublate
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Committee On
Miners Union
Samuel Campers
Federation
Farmer Fatally or Seriously Injured After Auto Collision
William Edmonds of Route 3 was struck on Ware Creek road near Hare Creek by a car driven by a Walker man. Edmonds, 75, suffered a fractured right leg and severe bruising after stepping into the road while attaching a lantern to his wagon. He was hospitalized at Derry Hospital. witnesses exonerate the driver, noting Edmonds moved into the path.
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William Edmonds
Hare Creek Road
Stepphie
Route 3
Ware
Edmonds
Ian Edmonds
Comy
Whitmore Farm
Hare Creek
Pocahontas Abounds With Choice Music at High School Glee Club
Five and twenty musical numbers headline the operetta Pocahontas staged by the High School Glee Club next Tuesday evening. Solos duets and trios by principals and dancers promise lively entertainment with comic scenes including the rollicking Ah Meek. First act unfolds among the Chuckdollars tribe and the second in King James court. Adults 5 cents children 5 cents. Reserved seats go on sale Monday morning at Condray and tickets may be secured from any Glee Club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todnty
Ah Meek
Large crowd enjoys three live ghosts at community play
A near capacity crowd at the Ligh School Auditorium enjoyed three live ghosts presented by the Community Players. The Kiwanis Club sponsored the performance to help defray auditorium deficits while praise was shared for the cast and crew. Mr and Mrs Purpura left for Buffalo for family reasons and Mrs Purpura will attend their daughter's upcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligh School
Kiwanis Club
Ma Br. Purpura
Buffalo
Corry Hotel Test Case Withdrawn After Settlement
Astdes from the afternoon proceeding show that the Gorse Morel Company against Hy 1 Keppel suit to secure payment was withdrawn by the Hotel Company. Attorney Blaine Kincaid indicated a settlement with the director while noting no conditions. Community interest remains high as developments are expected in the coming days regarding the hotel relocation dispute.
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Fue
Gorse Morel Company
Hy 1
Kincaid
Forkas Case Postponed at Jamestown
Advices from Jamestown report that the case of Prank Forkas of Erie, arrested near Cutting weeks ago by federal prohibition agents on a charge of transporting alcohol for use in manufacturing Tawer, has been postponed for a few days. The hearing before US Commissioner Booteythers was moved as the commissioner reportedly was called away. Forkas was intercepted delivering alcohol to an alleged speakeasy near Cutting, with rumors tying him to a former Corry man involved in the operation.
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Jamestown
Forkas
Erie
Booteythers
United States
Afime
Porkas
Fire sweeps printing shop at Union City
Union City Pa November 22 fire destroyed the printing shop and equipment of Larkaris Brothers on West High street causing about 7000 dollars in damage. Fire officials report an overheated furnace pipe ignited the blaze and by the time crews arrived the building was downed.
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Union City
Larkaris Rothers
West High Street
Ontario town defies temperance act and halts enforcement
A Toronto dispatch reports that a town cites the Ontario temperance act as null and void and orders police not to enforce dry law provisions. The unusual stance signals a shift in local policy toward ending prohibition efforts.
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United Preas
Toronto
Ontario
Crawford County Bank Recovers Stolen Bonds
Stolen Liberty Bonds and securities from the Springboro bank were recovered after workers at Youngstown Sheet and Tube found a bundle under Lincoln Park Bridge. Authorities identified the bonds, certificates, and papers as the bent bank's loss, pegged at about 17 800 value, suggesting a local gang tied to recent robberies.
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TJ Bentley and Son
Sprinsboro
Rawford
Neungstinen
Springboro Bank
Youngstown
Lincoln Park
Westwood Tool
Crawford County
Bentley
Bort
SG Bantley
San
Liberty
Lincoli Park Bridge
AP Arias
Week's Mission Comes to Close Sunday Night
Sunday marks the close of the week long mission at St Elizabeth's Church conducted by the Passionist Fathers from Scranton. Impressive services this closing day include the Rosary, closing sermon, renewal of baptismal promises, Papal Blessing and Benediction. Evening services at five will precede masses at 8 and 9 30 AM. Non Catholics invited to attend the concluding events. Misses Laura Doddard and Mary and Katherine Buck return home for the weekend from Brie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Church
St Elizabeth's Church
Scratton
Benedict Hurk
Dielock
Laura Doddard
Mary
Katherine Buck
Brie
Intrigue Behind Tangled Wartime Graft and Scandal
United Press reports a sprawling postwar graft scandal involving Berlin officials, Russian traders, and Balkan figures. Chief Walter Bartels faces accusations of shielding speculators, with police protection, forged documents, and large gold mark transfers tying government and criminal networks to wartime railroad contracts and wine fueled excess. The tale traces dubious deals, state involvement, and shifting loyalties amid a web of profiteering and political intrigue.
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Terlin
Aitich
Briheny Fof
Walter Bartels
Berlin
Spolide Prassidivey
Schieber
Tamars
Bartels
Dier Net
Goulyine Bartels
Germany
Ulcoh
Afi
Uhareeel
Acanilal
Ministry of Justice
Env
Eyidencs
Michael [Deaj
Artels
Lolemann
Catews
Halemasi
Halemann
Rothe
Holemann
Tyan Kutsker
Hariau
Kutisker
Manau
Holenaar
Tor
Ule
Mttormey
Russia
Holzmann
Centrale
Zinoviey
British Commissiats
Richten
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Marion
Mre. Blarduee
Bill Harding
Mr. Harding
Harding
Lyric Concert Company
Presbyterian Church
Farmer
Corry Hotel
Sonnabore Bane
Naeeres Hieet Sanenet
Balkan
United Press
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