Second Victim Die in City Crash
Two people died after a weekday crash at 9th and State streets. Arm a War tel, 68, of 192 East 23rd street, died at 2 p.m. Saturday at Hamet Hospital. Lenora Arjandkle, 68, of 1417 Weal 10th street, died in the hospital. Driver Charles Gorlom, 10, of 8 Marin wheel, faces possible charges after investigators gather witness accounts and await district attorney guidance. Coroner Dr. W. I. Strovie scheduled an inquest in the city workmen’s room Tuesday morning.
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Erin
Lenora Arjandkle
Weal
Dieu
Hamet
W. I. Strovie
Mise Arma War- Tel
Sineet
Ftrick
Charles Gorlom
Marin
Ariuuile
Willian Tewhn
Arbuckle
Wradesaler
United Airs
Nend
Peek
James Donlin
Orire
Worsk
13 500 Workers Hired for Turnpike Project
Hartisson reports 13 500 workers hired for the Turnpike project. As of September 16 contractors employed around 19 000 men in field, with the commission stating about 1 300 more. Wages paid exceed 3 250 000 dollars to workers. the commission notes nearly 1 250 000 dollars in aid to organizations. The Turnpike Commission has awarded 55 contracts totaling investment, including drainage, excavation, grading, and paving 6842 miles of line.
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Hartisson
Vet
Sons
Pennsylvania ‘Turbo Jpike Commission
I Walter A. Jones
Lecommission md
Comison Slice
Ye Turnpike Commission
Arrests and actions by state police in six months ending June 30 1939
State police report 82 598 arrests including 24 476 for motor code violations with 20 810 Pennsylvanians and 4 088 from other states. Recovered property valued at 363 162, 208 942 from 463 stolen vehicles. Eighty nine thousand seven hundred twelve license applications examined. 34 242 failed tests and must retake. Numerous investigations include 3 345 accidents, 3 417 hazards, 19 132 criminal cases, 325 suspicious fires. 1 725 equipment installations approved.
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Farciourg
We Sik miOths
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Motor Poller
Unis
Remodel South Street Property For Store
Remodeling work is underway on the farm Rout property at the corner of Sonktr and Center streets to house Cleve Mornin’s grocery store moving from North Center street. The Spring Street side will be enclosed as a storeroom while the family will occupy the remaining home as a residence, likely by November 1.
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Sonktrand Center Street
Cleve Mornin
North Center Street
MX Morfof
Spring Street
Quiggle Shifts to New Headquarters in Bilfar
Local friends of Sergh GC. 5. quig gle, well known in the city, honor Serkt. 0. B. Quiggle on Friday night at his home. About 5 m h) gathered and bid him farewell as he leaves Sunday for Troon to assume duties at headquar ers in Bilflar. A traveling bag and a charm were presented in gratitude for his service.
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Sergh GC
Quiggle
Salurting
Warren ‘Times Mirror
Serkt
Bilflar
Conch
Dabrol
Private Employment Cuts Pennsylvania Relief Rolls
Pennsylvania relief rolls show August employment gains across manufacturing and mining with payrolls up 14.8 percent year over year and hours up 0.8 percent since July. Structural iron and steel, glass, canning and preserving, and coal operations report large gains while service sectors show declines. overall trade softens with a severe 19 percent employment drop in dyeing and cleaning. The Philadelphia Federal Reserve notes further expansion likely in September.
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Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
Jery
Servini
Lumber Shifting At Tionesta Dam In Octobers Disruption
At Tionesta on October 2, the F. S. Collins interests began moving 3,000,000 feet of timber from Nebraska yard to private track siding. Marketable lumber will ship to buyers while green timber is stored at Fryburg for curing. The move, requested by the State Department of Forests and Waters, aims to prevent damage when the dam backs up Pionesta Creek. Collins Co. has operated since 1825 with holdings of 25,000 to 30,000 acres in Forest County.
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Tionesta
Collins
Nebikaska
Here
Fryburg
State Department of Forests and Waters
Pionesta Creek
Gollins Company
Forest County
Cantor Speaks From Pulpit of First Baptist Church
Pittsburgh Oct 2 Eddie Cantor a famed comedian addressed 1600 churchgoers at the First Baptist Church urging adherence to Christian principles to guard against subversive influences of dictatorial governments and preserve American rights. He argued that distrust of foreigners fuels immigration and cited relatives who came as immigrants.
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Pittsburgh
Eddie Cantor
Pressynbion
First Baptist
Cantor
Obituary: Harry Bright Dies In Oil City
Harry M Bright 66 retired Pennsylvanian railroad mail clerk and former Corry resident died at his Oil City home early Sunday He served 27 years on the Oil City Buffalo run and was born August 27 1873 in Waterville Wisconsin He moved to Oil City by 1900 marrying Maud Bettis of Corry The Pennsylvania railroad began service in October 1894 He held many civic ties including the Pennsylvania National Guild Christ Episcopal Church Old Guards Club and local sports circles Surviving are his wife sister Katherine Bright of Oil City sister-in-law Dell Parl ing and nephew Harry B Darling Funeral services set for 2:30 pm at Christ Episcopal Church Oil City, with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Harry M. Bright
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Oil City
Fis
Buffalo
Mr. Bright
Waterville
Mist Maud J. Bettis
Mehaffey
Cresson
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Nation Guild
Claremont
Wir
Bright
Christ Episcopal See
Old Guards’ Club
Oi City
Gaughrey
Katherine H. Bright
Dell Parling
Harry B. Darling
Eric
Steffee
Christ Episcops Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Ozarks Bestowed With Poet Laureate Title for West Plains Postman
Carl ee, a soft-spoken rural route letter carrier from West Plains Missouri, has been named Poet Laureate of the Ozarks for his verses celebrating the Hills country and its people.
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Ozarks
Wist Plains
Carl &. Ee
West Plains
The
Busy session of civil court opens today
Erie October 2 One of Wie busy sessions of court opens here in renewal years the result is lawfully schedules metober term of civil court opened this morning One hundred and thirty two cases are listed on the trial docket Four judges will preside Judge J Orin Waite specially presiding as president judge will assign the visiting jurists to the cases Monday morning Assisting Judge Waite will be Judges Lee A McGrathen of Venango County D Grank GialF of Armstrong County and George H Rowley of Mercer County Contrary to persistent rumors President Judge Miller B Elis will not return for the October term of court While steady improvement is being testified at Mercy hospital where he is undergoing treatment it is not deemed advisable to allow him to return to the bench at this time That he will return to his duties in the near future however is accepted as certain by courthouse officials who have kept in touch with him The acts trial of cases listed on the docket is not expected to gainnder way until Monday afternoon as juries must be called and other matters settled before the cases can be scheduled Then one of the court teams will be used as a hearing room for the injunction petition presented by the Griffin Manufacturing Co in which the company seeks to restrain strikes from interfering with the formal operations of the plant at Cherry and Huron streets Judge Rowley will hear that case which is expected to continue Monday and Tuesday
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Erie
Tate Wounder
J. Orin Waite
Iuvista
Waite
Lee A. McGratken
Nango County
Grank Gialf
Armstrong County
George H. Rowley
Mercer County
Miler B. Elis
Mercer
Ofiitigis
Acts
Oy the
Griffin Manufacturing Co
Cherry
Huron Streets
Belle Valley Man Injured After Fall at Home
Clinton H. Stewart, 22, of R D G Erie, fell down 11 steps in Belle Valley Friday night and suffered multiple fractured ribs. He was brought to St. Vincent's Hospital at 8 p.m. and detained. Hospital report says he lost his footing and slid to the bottom of the stairs.
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Belle Valley
Erie
Clinton H. Stewart
R. D. G. Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Stewart
Ten Injured at Jallopy Race in Emporium
United Press reports ten hurt at a Jallopy race in Emporium with spectator crowd, including Dick Stuckey of Austin and Milo Caruso of Weedville. car veered, crashed into fence, sending several to hospital. other injured listed among local residents.
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United Preys Emporium
Del
Steerine
Roth Wis
Tony Tor
Dick Stuckey
Austin
Stuckey
DuBois
Milo Caruso
Angel Perrys
Call to Police Saves Woman From Gas Fumes
Assistant Fire Chief Lawrence P. Scully said seven firefighters entered a home by breaking a window after a late Sunday fire. Mrs Minnie Hughes, 5, was saved from gas fumes and the condition of the woman improved after police and fire crews responded.
Veteran railroader's death at Bradford remembered
Thomas Riley, an engineer and long-time Pennsylvanian Railroad employee aged 21, died Saturday in Bradford after six weeks of illness. He was highly regarded by old and younger generations for his jovial nature and friendly manners, leaving behind daughter Mel Edit Riley Brinton of 295 Congress Street.
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Bradford
Gil
Pennsyivanie
Cmd
amMllay Lotone
District Attorney Announces Arrests In Morristown Case
United Press report from Norristown recalls a high profile arrest tied to a drug and wine case. District Attorney Fhedeeiik B Bille promoted the operation noting Edward G6, ftobinson, Bo vunibil face charges. A hospital entry on Myer Innes involves a planned operation for a child, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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United Press Norristown
Philaweymie Prayer
cuanpaLiy
Fhedeeiik
Bille
Edward G6
Ftobinson
Bo Vunibil
Pamily
Swoyehstelm
Tot L. Tayi
Mie
Uf Pols
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Better Headquarters
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United States
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Emporium
Victor Hugo
Bern
Marton
Mary Sgridiron
Rexall
North Center St
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Kamnie
Chesterfield
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Lamb
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