Gasoline station fire threats Findley Lake unit damage
A gasoline station at Findley Lake operated by the Tyrnble Oil Company was heavily damaged by fire following an air warp explosion. The Interior of the restaurant area burned severely, with an estimated loss around 4000 dollars, partly insured. The service bay and exterior escaped major damage.
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Tyyblem Ol Company
Findley Lake
Pennsylvania
New York State
Noth Corey
Keltehen Ind Renaurant
Hayles
Possible foul play verdict in Chelton death
Coroner of Yenango County ruled John S. Chelton an Allegheny division railroad engineer died from unnatural causes and possibly foul play. Chelton, 50, was found after being run over by a freight train on September 20 between Dunrom and Center street crossings. his watch, pocket book, and $4.50 were missing and a deep wound suggested a preexisting injury. Authorities say the investigation was thorough and ongoing, with county detectives reviewing all clues.
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Yenango County
John Ss. Chetton
Allegheny Division
Chelton
Corry
Pennsylvania
Oseider
John 5
PRR
John W. Oventher
Emester M. Beatly
FB KR
Chelson
Evle
Dunromb
Center Street
Leedom Block
Cheltom
Osenider
Death claims Mrs A L Smith in Corry home
Following a year long illness Mrs Helen M Smith wife of Dr A J Smith suffered a sudden heart attack at 9 o clock this morning dying at her home 810 East South Street Corry. Born in Wayne Township September 8 1888 she was a well known Corry resident daughter of Mrs and Mrs Sum Hill survived by her husband father and three brothers Ralph Fred and Leon Hill and one sister Mrs LovL Schramling. Private services will be held Monday at 2 o clock at her residence Interment will be Pine Grove Cemetery Martha Bell of Candor New York visiting as guest of Mrs Weed currently in Corry.
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Helen M.—Thissmith
A. J. Smith
East South Streets
Mra. Smith
Wayna Township
Corry
Mra
Sum Hill
Ralph Hill
Corry R. D
Fred Hill
Washington
Leon Hill
Gollumbus
Lovi Schramling
Mineral Services
Pine Grove
Tragedy As Launch Sinks In Mexican River
A river launch in Vera Cruz state capsized after a large wave near Tlapacoyan. Thirty people are believed drowned with eleven bodies recovered so far, according to a United Press dispatch.
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United Press
Mexico City
Martinex Dela Torre
Tlapacoyan
Vera Crux
Universal
Interpretation Parley Results Widely Differ
United Press reports on the MacDonald Hoover talks show divergent readings of the joint statement. Officials say the draft was a product of many hands and pencils and not a fixed treaty, with Stimson and others challenging public interpretations. Hoover aides disliked the idea of a hard naval pledge to the League of Nations. The article notes Hoover was a restraint on adding explicit naval concessions and mentions Fred Rauwther and J. J. Neylon returning from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
MacDonald
Hoover
Stimson
Dthers
Hoover-MacDonald
Mr. Hoover
Stimson Lo
Raro
State Department
League of Nations
Fred Rauuwher
J. J. Neylon
Cleveland
Five Best Radio Entertainments Air Tonight
NBC and CBS networks offer a lineup of shows at 9 and 10 p.m. Walkter Damroseh and orchestra on NBC at 9, Mr and Mrs on WAP. Lucky Strike Orchestra at 10 on NBC and WJZ, Radio Guild drama at 10 on WABC, and Paramount hour on CBS.
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WABC
CBS
WAP
NBG
Lucky Strike Orchestra
WJZ
NBC
Radio Guild
Paramount-publix
Cubs Lead Athletics In Seventh In World Series
The Cubs held an 8 to 7 lead over the Philadelphia Athletics in the last half of the seventh inning. Grimm's homer started the Brulins first runs, and a Western crack sparked a six run rally in the inning. Simmons opened the Athletics' surge with a homer in the seventh to begin their six run spurt.
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Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Grimm
Brulins
Simmons
Mackmen
Sup t of Corry Public Schools Honored as President
Ralph S. Dewey superintendent of the Corry Public Schools was elected president of the Northwestern District of the Pennsylvania State Education Association at the Meadville meeting. Officers include vice president Mabel Stuebaker Erie and secretary Warren P. Norton. The Meadville gathering drew many educators and featured addresses by prominent speakers and a banquet attended by hundreds.
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Ralph S. Dewey
Northwestern District of
Penn'a
Corry
Northwestern
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Meadville
Mabel Stuebaker
Erie
Warren P. Norton
Maudville
6 Lo
J. Herbert Kelley
E. A
Charles R. Foster
Tydiana State
Colfezn
John A. H. Keith
Harrisburg
L. D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
Kelley
Foster
Keith
Coffman
Combian
Extradition Refused in Pittsburgh Slaying Case
Pittsburgh October 12 Extradition denied for Jack Ruben charged with the slaying of Abraham Sussman Hill district pawn broker and jeweler. Police say Ruben was freed by a New York court via a habeas corpus writ after an unsuccessful attempt to bring him to Pittsburgh for trial.
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Pittsburgh
Abraham Sussman
Hill District
Jack Ruben
New York
Frank Dobson
Ruben
Tégal Talent
New Yor
Mubad
Pittabligh
Susman
Communities Chest Drive Nears $10,000 Target
The Community Chest reports $7,200 raised to date with several days more needed to finish. Standard Automatic Products leads with about $750 from shop workers, Corry Jamestons and Standard Automatic together surpassing $2,000. Indus try, executives and plant workers show nearly full cooperation and expect larger totals as canvassing continues. Contributions may be mailed to Municipal Building headquarters.
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C.D. Alexander
Te Standard Automatic Products Cmpany
Standant Automatic
Comy-Jamestons
Corry-Jamestav Manufacturing Corporation
Uuit
Alexander
Banvast
Ily
Plant Foremen Banquet At Reed Hotel In Warren
Raymond Manufacturing Company foremen and department heads, assisted by foremen and guests, attended a banquet at the Reed Hotel. A musical program followed the meal, with a later movie and boxing card enhancing the evening. Notable attendees included Edward Feldt, Will Heath, Glen Gauffreau, and others, with Mrs. J. A. McNair of Warren visiting from out of town.
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Raymond Manufacuring
Reed Hotel
Edward Feldt
Will Heath
Glen Gauffreau
Mount
Gilbertson
Wallace Young
Lloyd Stowe
H. Holden
Hubert Heerlein
Victor Orn
Leo Hoylan
William Myers
Fred Hall
James Neville
H. Haskall
James Malonty
Gary Henton
Fred Lauer
Ralph Glenn
John Mooney
Prod Weaver
Garl Gusteraon
BE. A
BachoMmer
Wilbur Scott
Fred Mixer
Floyd White
George Lester
Charles Laster
Sharon District Attorney’s Home Targeted by Dynamite Blast
The Sharon Mercer road home of District Attorney Len H. Maclay was blasted with dynamite destroying porch and part of the living room. The family of Mr and Mrs Mackay and a daughter escaped injury. Investigators were called, no clues found. Maclay later spoke of recent prohibition activity and a raid on Sharon Country Club the night before its arrival banquet. Twenty warrants issued. three held for court for liquor possession. 43 others dismissed for lack of evidence.
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United Press
Sharon
Len H. Maclay
Sharon-Mercer
Mackey
Homers
Mackay
Sharon Country Club
Chinese Revolt Sparks War Against Peng Yie Hsiang
Shanghai reports the Nationalist government mobilizes for war against warlord Peng Yie Hsiang. The state council orders punitive action against generals Sug Gia-Huen and Shi Ting-Ming as they move toward Hankow along the Peping Hankow Railway, reaching Heu-Chang in central Honan.
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United Press Shanghai
Asolved 101
Peng Yie Hsiang
State Council of
Chink Ghiang- Mai-Bhek
Feng
Sug
Gia-Huen
Shi
Ting-Ming
Boh
Hankow
Peping-Hankow
Heu-Chang
Th Honan
Body not to be exhumed in O'Donnell case
Pittsburgh police and coroners announced no plans to exhume the body of Marjorie O'Donnell a former Pittsburgh and Uniontown newspaperwoman killed last Monday in a Washington hotel Dexter Dayton is charged but authorities said examination this time would focus on whether wrists showed injuries while the coroner's office indicated the burial would stand unless defense attorneys issued explicit orders.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Marjorie O'Donnell
Uniontown
Dexter Dayton
Washington
Miss O'Donnell
Gangland Guns Blaze in Chicago Suburbs
In Chicago area violence leaves Attilio Ferrerita dead and another fatally wounded after a gunfight at a Hammond suburb. Police say Ferrerita, a 24 year old baker, had ties to alcohol racketeers. In Windmill Tavern melee, Joseph Toughy, 85, a Maywood beer runner, was shot four times while attempting to abduct Victor Willert, roadhouse owner.
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United Press
Chicago
Attilio Ferrcita
Hensville
Hammond
Windmill Tavern
Joseph Tougby
Victor Willert
Toughy
Censorship Fight Sways Senate Liberals on Literature
United Press reports a Senate vote trimmed federal censorship of foreign literature after a clash between liberal and Protestant groups. Bray son Cutting led a compromise to remove the broad ban but keep an indecent literature clause. The 83 to 48 vote eliminated outright censorship, while 38 to 36 preserved some limits on classic works.
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Senate
Deets Pickett
Paul R.mallon
United Press
Washington
Prom
Itareck
Puckett
Methodist Board of Prohibition, Temperance and Public Morals
Minta-Weifars
Brayson Cutting
New Mexico
Harvayil
Teta Clerl
Treasury Départment
Cutting
Republi
Five Additional Witnesses Called in Lobby Probe
Washington Oct 12 Five additional witnesses including two tariff commission members and two sugar organization heads were summoned by Chairman Caraway to testify at the opening hearing next Thursday. The new witnesses include Thomas O Marvin chairman of the tariff commission and Hagar Brossard member of the commission, with H A Austin also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Tariff Commission
Wele
Caraway
Arev
Thomas O. Marvin
Hagar Brossard
Child Slayer Examined by State Alienist
George King is reported to have been examined by Warren State Hospital alienist Dr. H. Mitchell to determine if he caused the death of his one year old nephew George Laverne Ormeber. County Detective LeRoy Searci and District Attorney Hertst confirmed the examination. findings were expected soon. Wing faces trial in the November term for murder and felonious assault with intent to kill. He had confessed to Alderman Porter but later repudiated the confession and engaged Erie lawyer Bernard Foley.
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George King
Concard Township
Enrapo Lili
George Laverne Ormeber
Hh. W. Mitchell
Warren State Hospital
Man i
Wing Hs
Warren
Mitchell
Tsat
Iy District Awormey
Wing
C. 8
Porter
Aiver
Bernard Foley Ot Erie
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A. L. Smith
Mita Martha Bell
Candor
N.Y
HH City
Mtn W
M. Weed
Nort Center Straet
Walkter Damroseh and Orchestra
CUBS
Sup’t OF Corry Public Schools
Raymont Plant
J. A. McNair
Warren 5
Washington Hotel
Chicago Baker
H. A. Austin
United States Boat Sweat al
Londonderry
Ireland
Get
Byitishera
Susse Seven HO
Lakin
Cuba
GFF
Macon Company
New York City
Jacksonville
Fyn
ALR
Wyle
West Virginia
Burgend
Macon
Frederick Koch
Sunis
Maconymionen
Atlanta
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