Local items note funeral for D. Cushman 94 in North East
The body of Attorney D. R. Cushman, 94, of North East, oldest member of the Erie County Bar Association, was laid to rest in North East cemetery Monday afternoon after last rites at his residence by Rev. A. T. Weaver. Also listed: bingo at Italjlish-American club, harvest supper at Slodiaurecht, various local sales, school registrations, and other community notices.
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Ede County Bar Association
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Paul R. Miller
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Wildcat Park
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William Brennen
Meadville
Charles H. Thompson
Rexall
Wellejns Bakery
Clinton’ Smith
Union City
D. 5
Tront Corry Hospital
Boston
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Rightls
Jamestown
New York State
You Republicans
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Reppublician
Petar Vette
Spencer Hospital
Jahp
Meadville CohedUt
Allen Bargar
Swarren
Pennsylvania
W. P. Merritt
North Warren
Townsend Club
Grange Hall
C. L. Barber
Erie
Robert Potter
Bray Brothers Grocery
Oak Street
Joy Manufacturing Company
Franklin
Whon
Compora-Tris
Ganston's
Deer Kills Big Buck Near Titusville
A large ten point buck was killed yesterday near Titusville after escaping Maury Woe. Mrs Hower Howe and daughter Mrs Ty Neimann narrowly escaped during a gas stove incident at their home in Nicusville. Fire and witnesses at Harrisburg cited ongoing legal actions in the Lawrence case.
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Chuck
Titusville
Hower Howe
Ty Neimann
Forsnons
Nicusville
Nelmann
Howe
Thies Branklin
Harry W. Cuayaugh
TE Horthy
Site Highway Department
Lloyd Brown
State Highway Department
David L. Lawrence
Harrisburg
Jamestown
Edwin Nyholm
Anna Dodge
Bastrying Street
Corry Hospital
Russell Beckwitt
Joanne Marie
North Center Street
Kenneth Paulson
Harry Paulson
Liberty Street
Acacia Club
Sherman Little
Corry
Leunton
Hose Westley
Woman's Missionary Society of St. Paul’s
Charles Dahlstrand
Donald Hall
Public Utility Commission praised for halting rate information spread
Harrisburg reports that on November 4 the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission was credited by the National Association of Railroad and Utility Commissioners for launching a national effort to end dissemination of rate information by telephone and telegraph. The association noted PCC helped end the Nationwide News Service’s face-to-face news service.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
National Association of Railroad and Utility Commissioners
Startig
PCC
Cleveland Mayor Announces Relief for 12 000 People
In Cleveland on November 28 Mayor Hatod H. Burton announced a relief plan targeting 8 000 single persons and 4 000 couples. He said funds would empower families and single adults, with women and children prioritized for aid despite policy constraints. The mayor urged steps to expand relief operations and stated social workers would coordinate access.
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EOD Avro Jil Ang
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Mother Killed as Auto Hits Near Home
In Pittsburgh on November 23, Mrs Mario Guzzi, 29, was killed when struck by a car while walking with her two year old son en route to meet the head of the family. The child George Jr. suffered severe head injuries and was hospitalized. daughter Amelda escaped injury.
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Steve
Louis Karras
Bessie Karras
New York
Hollidaysburg
Auto Crash Injures Four In Route 62 Collision
Warren Times Mirror reports a Sunday afternoon Route 62 crash near Mast Hickory involving George M. Van Ord of Russell RD and J Carl Slemmens of Maple Avenue Corry. The Van Ord vehicle struck Slemmens before overturning in a Miling station driveway. Slemmens car veered off and fell over a ten foot embankment. Injured were Martha Schrader Fred Stengel Blanche Schrader and Slemmens, all from Russell RD, and Mrs Mike Roots of Bykesiile. Two other occupants and the Corry car occupants escaped injury.
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Gotyawo Pouw Ie
Mast Hickory
Afteynoon
Warren Times-Mirror
George M. van Ord
Russell R. D
J. Carl Slemmens
Maple Avenue
Corry
VanOrd
Slemmens
Warren County
Martha Schrader
Fred Stengel
Blanche Schrader
Russell RD
Civic Orchestra Improves with Rich Concert program
The Civic Orchestra displayed marked improvement with a varied program featuring The Dollar Princess excerpts, Dvorak Slavic Dance No. 10, and a strong vocal debut by Lyons who energized a responsive audience with Without a Song and Because. Conductor Chaffee guided The Peer Gynt Suite through its contrasts, finishing with The Desert Song and promising 1680-40 series plans.
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Lyons
Yaith
Yourans
Cardelot
Peer Gynf
Chaffee
Anitra
Jyarions
la J
P. Mascagni
Oine
Bry Rapee
Kreibler
Orehoxken
I Iai
Sigmond Rombers
Ghestra
Chewing Gum Use and Research Reported
A garbled report notes chewing gum approved for some uses and references Prof H L Hyllineworth from a New York institution. It mentions experiments over a period indicating increased planes tension and greater applied energy for workers at tables, though details are unclear and many terms are distorted.
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H. L. Hyllineworth
Wirollege
New York
Sermon Series Draws Large Crowds at Pemaur West Church
Rev Gordon Abrams of the Pemaur West Christian and Missionary Alliance church announced sermon topics for the week amid nightly services featuring the Southern Lighthouse Singers. Messages include The Sin of Unbelief and The Power of the Cross with evenings at 7:30 and a Sunday afternoon request program by the choir.
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Gordon Abrams
Fe Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Ie Southern Lighthouse
Mr. Abrams
Southern Lighthouse Singers
Germany charges British with war guilt claim
Berlin dispatch: Germany accuses Britain of war guilt and says British Foreign Secretary Halifax sought only to gain time. The 3,000‑word Blue Book reply alleges Halifax ordered delaying tactics on August 28, three days before the invasion of Poland, while Polish plenipotentiaries met in Berlin to negotiate.
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Cineraany
Polant
Vi Oun Halifax
Torgery
Poland
Germany
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