Mutiny Prison Tragedy and Garnishee Law Appeal
A strong appeal for penny a garnishee law is issued to Corry merchants. In Corry a prison mutiny led to 13 deaths. A man named Brady McLafferty, 43, died from injuries after being struck by a car driven by A Bannister of Brie. He had been hospitalized after the incident and lay unidentified for days. Warren County authorities will investigate the death.
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Corry
Wer
Winhin
Brady Mcbufferty
Corry Hospital
Paon Cody
McLufterty
A. Bannister
Brie
J. D. Bow~orld
Eny Nile Mann
Viet Oo Corry
Mra Hockenberry
Scott's Crossing
Warren man held in gas station burglary case
Mike Pringle of Warren is held for a hearing before Justice of the Peace Clark H. Nelson on Wednesday at 2 o clock. He is suspected in recent gas station burglaries in Warren and east of Columbus and is charged with receiving stolen goods. Authorities say he may have operated with a gang targeting western New York stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Pringle
Warren
Dunkirk Gang
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Nelson
Regent Gnsyling Miling
Uns City
Columbus
Heda
Marion
N. C
Jamay Hobarts
Dunkirk
Mation Manufacturing Company
Prielt Wan
Conewango Creek
Pringie
New York
Tipton
Jenseth Stewart
Joel Triscaro
Atkin
National and International Briefs From United Fresh and Others
Premier Ramsay MacDonald passes through Philadelphia en route to Washington. Glenna Collett defeats Hill in the national women's championship semi final in Birmingham Michigan. Col. Lindbergh leads a party leaving Guatemala City for Tels Hon Turan. Sixteen people injured when derailment affects five coaches of a Jacksonville to Louisville train near Stanford Kentucky.
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United Freshhtladelphia
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Washington
Birmingham
Mich
Glenna Collett
Mrs
Hill
Kansas City
Stanford
Erigine
Jackesonville
Louisville
Wager tragedy and missing jetliners headline drift
Two separate items: a New York wagered plan collapsed injuring a passenger who died shortly after at Pare Avenue Hospital, and a government search for four Russian fliers missing between Sitaka and Seattle with planes and coast guard cutters deployed.
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New York
Jeanne Wagers
Aebyss
Atte Feet
Phiyehna
Pare Avenue Hospital
Coast Guard
Sitaka
Seattle
Dr C E Barker to Speak in Rotary Series Here
Rotary Club invites Dr Charles Barker of Grand Rapids Michigan to give a set of talks on October 7. Barker has traveled the United States delivering addresses for Rotary on topics including A Rather Responsibility to His Son A Mother’s Responsibility to Her Daughter and How to Make the Most Out of Life.
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Rotary Club
Charles Barker
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ward Captains Appointed for 1929 Chest Drive
Ward captains named by chairman Alexander to organize a citywide 1929 Community Chest drive for October 7. Plans include surveying the city to enlist every resident, with a goal of raising 13 500 for participating organizations and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commmunity Chest Committee
Wedne Vay
L. Alexander
Eivil
Chsirtien
Ielldesie Foltneineu
Rogers
Harry Auer
C. Brown
J.J. Desmond
Arthur Culeerove
Clement Fuller
D. A. Hillshoyn
Byyit Emerlck
Wortt “Hammond
Jub King
FA. Loveland
L. Metthoy
Harold’ Patterson
Raymond S V. Stewart
Willam Lombard
Mllen Brown
Ralph Dewey
Tieo
Death of Stresemann Could Alter German Foreign Policy
United Press dispatch from Berlin reports debate over how Gustav Stresemann's death may affect Germany's future foreign policy. Some fear loss of decisive leadership could weaken Europe-wide negotiations while others argue he already steered Germany toward reconciliation and harmony, suggesting policy shifts depend on competing forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accusnion
Gustav Strokemann
Germany
France
Strememann
Comfort Station Planned in City Park
The comfort station, a brick 24 by 24 foot building with a bandstand, is proposed by the Corry Credit Exchange and City Council. Estimated cost around 2800 to 3000 dollars, with about two thirds to be city funded, and maintenance for both men and women. A committee from the Credit Exchange will confer with the Council to advance the project, hoped for fall completion with City Council support.
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Iyeelion
Comporl
Staten Ant
Corry Credit Xchange
Hhe
Ine Nuty
R. F. Vin Tassel
J. K. Splesman
J. Wichels
Council ii
Haying Jong
City Counell
MacDonald to Spend Weekend at Hoover Camp
Premier MacDonald of England arrives in Washington and, weather permitting, will be taken to the president’s retreat at the headwaters of the Rapidan river for a weekend stay with President Hoover. The White House plans hinge on favorable conditions for the excursion.
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MacDonald
Hoover Camp
Washington
Tamony Blue Ridge Mountains
Virgins
England
White House
Hoover
Rapidan River
Corry Teachers to Attend Zone Meeting in Meadville
Corry teachers totaling forty four will attend the zone meeting of the Pennsylvania State Industrial Teachers Association in Meadville on Friday and Saturday October 11 and 12. The program includes Dr John A H Keith Harrisburg state superintendent and others with Wil Durant author of The Story of Philosophy delivering the Saturday morning address.
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Corry
Aif
Pennsylvania State Induced Uotial Association
Meadville
Gerry
John A. H. Keith
Harrisburgy Dy
Charles Moster
Indiana
James
First Snow Reported This Morning Across Town
The article notes a morning snowfall with a sharp temperature drop. Early observers saw the first snowflakes and wind patterns as forecasters predict rising temperatures tomorrow.
Firemen State Meet Parade Closes Pittsburgh Convention
Parade marks end of the State Firemen's Association convention in Pittsburgh with 85 plus departments represented. Greensburg won best turnout in white uniforms. first time a women’s unit joined the parade from Lewistown Auxiliary. Robert L. Smith of Pittsburgh named president for the following year. Allentown named 1930 convention site. insurance broker Aby Van Wagenen found not guilty of murder.
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Permsyvanii
Pittsburgh
Leon Brolin
Andrew Paulson
Greensburg Fire Department
Mononga-heln’ Llyer
New Kensington and
Pitentin
New Kensington
Iwhi
Tarentum
Aspinwall
Hine
Whitaker Farmery
Lewistown
Robert L. Smith
Allentown
Aby van Wagenon
Credit Exchange Dinner Meeting at Hotel Corry
About sixty five members and guests attended a Credit Exchange dinner at the Hotel Corry to hear a strong address on the proposed Garnishee bill to be introduced in the 1951 Pennsylvania legislature. The event featured violinist Joseph Sherrick and pianist Alice Messenger, with business discussion on cigarette licensing and peddling ordinances and a VFW delegation present.
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Pennsylvania
Vie Newey
Lary
Commonwealth Protective Association
Union City
Waterford
Artigala
The
Credit Exchange
Worta
Hammond
Exchange
Worth Hammond
Ay W Thompson
Meadville Driver Killed as Car Crashes into Fence
A car carrying Charles Higgins and others left a Perry night road south of Wil GL Park and crashed into a fence. John Hebert, 28, of Meadville, died at St. Vincent’s Hospital. four others were injured, with Charles Higgins in critical condition and Donald McCartney among the injured. Highway patrolmen opened an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eckert
Erie
Charles Higgins
Corry
Oke
Yes
Unikells
Perry
Glelwood Park
John Hebert
Grant Street
Meadville
Ayag
St. Vincent'a Hospital
Myneck
Njured
Sone
Ary Gharls Higgins
Hotel Savoy
Meidville
Donald McCartney
Edward Pill
Higgins
McCartns
Hekertyr
School Officers Are Installed At Senior High
The Senior High School held a morning ceremony at 1 o'clock to install new Student Council officers. The program featured a 17 piece school orchestra directed by Lucile Murray, a chorus, and talks by Principal Howard J. Sheen on the Constitution. New Council President Robert Shaver addressed the students as Jack Prang spoke for the Senior class.
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In Senior High School
Lucile Murray
Howard J. Sheen
Suedes
Robert Shaver
Jack Prang
Elisss
Milan Williams
Glass
Robert Bachemer
Path of Elite
Raids in Fayette County Net Ten Arrests
State policemen continued liquor traffic raids in Fayette County arresting ten suspects last night. Among those held was Antonio Tassone, a reputed political figure in the Italian element of the Republic. Authorities seized 200 gallons of moonshine and three barrels of wine.
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United Press Uniontown
Fayette County
Connellsville
Antonio Tassone
Republic
Jackson R. Dodson
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Bulletins
Guatemala City
Col. Lindbergh
Tels
Honturan
C.E. Barker
Central Committee
Colorado State Penitentiary
Clyde G. Byers
United Press
Canon City
Colo
den Franciis Crawford
Bel Astor
Danny Daniels
Daniels
State of
Colorado
Danny
Jsote
Crawford
Mess Hall
Than & Moren
Daniela
Dansty
Spahe Tnuid
Stresemann
By Eric Keller
United Presa Sta
City Park
Leon Brown
Harrisburg
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