Two Young Lives Ended In Freight Train Crash
Twenty years ago column reports a car at Penney Camp crossing near Younsville struck by a speeding Pennsylvania Railroad freight train. Robert Camp and Bya Conklin died instantly as their car was dragged beneath the train. Repairs were planned along West Smith street to fix failing safety lights cited in repeated complaints. Local citizens urged emergency road repairs on Fast Columbus Avenue to improve road use. Also noted were the death of Margaret Simone from illness and several new chickenpox and measles cases, with precautions at Standard Automatic Products Co and plant injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penney Camp Crossing
Younssville
Robert Camp
Camp
Cole Hill
Bya Conklin
Dale Conklin
Pittsfield
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Smith Street
Henry Bowles
Standard Automatic Products Co
Seven Mun Questions From Classified Page
Questions ask about a speed typing record, World Series receipts, Python constriction or venom, Kutt Daleuge Lidice massacre justification, Boulder Dam anniversary, a famed postwar passenger liner, Navy discharge leave pay, and an American Burma hero who died at Letterman Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Fajinas
Cleveland
Kutt
Daleuge
Lidice
Secretary of Interior
Julius ‘A. Kruglash
Boulder Dam
New York
Letterman General Hospital
San Prancigoo
Calif
Diphtheria Carriers Reported At Mayville and Maxville
Five people were found as diphtheria carriers in the Mayville family of Mr and Mrs Clarence Dascomb amid a cluster of cases. Health officials urge higher community immunity as Dr Waller C Levy notes. The Dascombs’ father and mother and children are ordered to remain at home and monitored. one child is reportedly germ-free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Maxville
Ares
Waller C. Levy
Aialriot Health Officers
Carters
Mapville
Guy Granger
Caid
Glarence Dascomb
Worker Injures Finger at Gerry-Jamestown Plant
Oscar Vance 27 of Corry was admitted to Corry Hospital Wednesday evening after his right hand finger was crushed at the Gerry Jamestown Plant when a bundle press released as he tripped. He underwent second finger amputation and is reported in good condition with discharge planned later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Vance
Corry Hospital
Vance
Gerry-Jamestown Mig
Cory
Buneh
Federal Labor Court plan outlined by Judge Knox
The article reports Judge John Knox of the Southern District of New York proposing a system of Federal Labor Courts to curb labor strife. It details an 8 member court with guidelines on wages, profits, and enforcement, urging serious consideration by Americans to control labor difficulties and prevent disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Knox
U.S
Southern District of
New York
Fox
Kent
Federal
Labor Court
United States
Knox
Phantom limbs and relief methods in medical history
The article reviews phantom limb experiences after amputation, noting varying phantom size and posture and references Silas Weir Mitchell’s 1872 account. It mentions spinal cord surgery and other procedures used in recent years to ease phantom pain, based on a study of 100 adults with missing limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Weir Mitchell
Philadelphia
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Columbus Avenue
Margaret
Alphonsg Simone
Westchurch Street
Ness
Roosevelt
Jefferson
Federal Labor Courts
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Routh
Corre
Beation
Columbus Ave
Asker
Ayse
East Main St
Powell Motor CO
Paris
Aj’i Clothes Shop
North Center Street
Corry, Pennsylvania
Al's Clothes
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Wisson
Wit
Avenue
Franc
Armo
Oyste
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