Anti trust case tops Boston pageant and Madison court
A young Emerson College student Helen Hughes plans a Hollywood film test after winning a Boston pageant. In Madison Wisconsin Federal Judge Patrick J Stone hears the nation’s largest anti trust case since Standard Oil with eighteen oil companies and forty eight individuals charged with conspiring to raise gasoline prices under the Sherman act. Indictments were returned July 28, 1936 by a federal grand jury in Madison. The report also notes a political scene as President tours Washington State addressing a Northwest crowd at Ephrata before inspecting Grand Coulee Dam.
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Standard Oil
Madison
Wis
Patrick J. Stone
Three Injured When Car Rolls At Union City
Three men escaped serious injury when a 1930 Buick coupe left the highway at McInerney crossing and rolled over in a field. Driver Elmer Lamhoffer and passengers Lyle Stoddard and Oliver Johnson, all treated at Union City Hospital, were released. Witnesses say the car was driven at high speed on the fateful return trip from Union City.
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Union City
Oct
Meinemey'y Crossing
Eimer Lamhoffer
Lyle Stoddard
Cambridge Springs
Oliver Johnson
Cambridge Smee
Union City Hospital
Earl's Garage
Jst
Lamhoffer
No Poverty in Sweden speaker tells clubmen
A community club session led by Mr Hillstrom focused on Sweden, comparing living standards to the U S and recounting experiences from his summer trip abroad. A business meeting approved a $1 day sale, closed Golden Rule stores by 9 on Saturdays, and voted against publishing store names or requiring ticket holders’ presence for the drawing.
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Hillstrom
Sweden
Fons
Olin W. Bracken
Golden Rule Club
Concord Cemetery Association
Helen Jengs
Lanston’s
Murphy Company
Corry Water Supply. Company
Miss Ella Hart Ladd to Rest Today
Requiem mass held at St Thomas church for Miss Ella Hart who died Saturday after six weeks illness. Rev Francis J Graves officiated with St Thomas choir. Interment in St Shea cemetery. bearers included William Myers Lyle Saxton Charles Henrietta John Cullen Fred Schaub and John Schaub. Attendees from out of town listed from Erie Oility Buffalo and nearby areas.
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Requeyn
St. Thomas Church
Hila Hart
Concord
Francis J. Graves
St. Thomas'choir
St. Shea Cemetery
William Myers
Lyle Saxton
Charles Henrietta
John Cullen
Fred Schaub
John
Clean Woman Is Slain With Bullet In Back In Olean
In Olean on October 5 a man and a woman were found dead in a dooryard after a gunfire incident described as murder and suicide. Mrs Josephine Williams, 46, and Frank Wooley, 55, a roomer, had a strained relationship with Wooley's visits to Williams. A quarrel occurred, Williams left the house, and a bullet struck her as she opened the door, grazing an arm and lodging in the door frame before a fatal shot to her back. Wooley's body was located nearby.
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Poice
Josephine Walliams
Frank Wooley
Salamans
Jack Dempsey
Olean
Police Department
John Panato
Wooley
Cally
Sirs. Williams
Pasteurization Of Milk Explains Public Health Purpose
An explanation of milk pasteurization describes heating milk to about 161 degrees Fahrenheit and quickly cooling to 40 degrees. It notes the method kills disease germs including typhoid scarlet fever diphtheria and tuberculosis and helps prevent illnesses in babies and other conditions. A discussion among men references pasteurization and a humorous Irish remark about using pasteurized milk at home.
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London
Ontario
Trishman
Rural School Teacher Attacked by Stranger in Union City
Oct 5 A LeBoeuf township teacher escaped unharmed after a man invaded school property last week and grabbed her as she carried out duties. She dismissed pupils and, near the coal shed, heard footsteps and was confronted at the door. She broke away and ran to a nearby home for help.
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Union City
LeBoeuf Township
Blue-Toned Pigs Puzzle Norwalk Farm Mystery
An owner, R. R. Palmer, is puzzled by three blue pigs on his farm among black swine. The pigs claim their mother fed them a mixture of milk and bread in a bowl, joking about pasteurized mills. An elderly man remarks on the mother’s feeding. The Trishman was beaten but maintains good humor.
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Norwalk
R. R. Palmer
Palmer
City to discuss bicycle safety program for schools
City officials consider an educational bicycle safety program after numerous accidents and near misses. Councilman Weaver proposes revising bicycle ordinances while Councilman Mulderiels cites night riding without lights. Enforcing new rules may be hard, so a safety initiative under Mayor Miller and Safety Director A. Duke is eyed to prevent fatalities.
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Council
Corry
Corncila
Fred J. Weaver
M. Leo Mulderiels
Gotnoilman
Weaver
Glen Miller
A. Duke
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Nora G Moore
Funeral services for Nora G Moore were conducted Monday at 2:80 PM from Black Keating chapel with Rev Perry I Haines officiating. Bearers were H Mr Manley D A Sandburg W A Johns C V King D B Leach D J Pitt. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with out of town attendees including Mrs Jennie Earl and Marjorie, Miss Bertha Howard, Leon Moore, E H Moore, and Mrs Nora Miller.
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Nora G. Moore
Anness
Black Keating
Perry I. Haines
Methodist Church
Jennie Earl
Marjorie
Puttslo
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