DuBois Orders Owners to Abate Fire Hazards
In DuBois Puboi Pa fire officials issued 10 abatement orders after a fire prevention week inspection. One business building and a residence were condemned and ordered removed. Fire Chief Elmer Hallstrom led the inspection with assistants and inspectors. 166 buildings were checked, about 85 percent were satisfactory, but one in six showed hazards. Debris, insulation and flue issues prompted fire-safety repairs and two fire escapes were to be fixed. A furniture store building owned by Mary Wingert and Dennis Tace's home were condemned and ordered removed.
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PUBOI
Hutenes
Operei
Gende
Pire
Elmer Hallstrom Whithis
Harold Stetty
Carl Crayford
Biute
George Olson
Publ
Kenneth Showers
William A. Hoover
Roard Wilcox
Allstrom
Mary Wingert
Dennis Tace
Alton Colegrove 71 Dies in Endicott Funeral Set
Alton Colegrove, 71, died in Endicott after a Columbus transfer. He was born in Columbus and lived in Endicott 25 years, employed by Endicott Joun Shoe Company. Survived by two sisters, two brothers, one son, two daughters, and several nieces and nephews. Services at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Endicott with burial there.
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Ward
Columbus
Endicott
Alton Colegrove
Solegrove
Corry
Endicott Joun— Sn Shoe Company
Colegrove
Melyn Colegrove
Lynnwood
Calif
Forbes
Franl Betts
Glenn Belts, Sr
Fryburg Boy Killed in Bicycle Car Collision
A 13 year old Fryburg boy died after his bicycle collided with a car on Marble Road Sunday afternoon about 3 15 p m. Richard Gordon Passauer, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Passauer of Weay near Pryburg, died en route to Oil City Hospital. The automobile was driven by 17 year old Louise Me Neideritter of Marle according to state motor police of Clarion.
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Fryburg
Wulomobile
H. C. Feller
Pryburg
Richard Gordon Passauer
Lee Passaver
Weay
Oil City
State Motor Police
Clarion
Louise Me Neideritter
Marle
Award Contract for 130 Miles of Rural Lines
Warren Electric Cooperative of Pittsfield awards Gilmore Construction Company of Columbus Ohio a contract to build about 130 miles of rural electric lines in Warren County serving roughly 500 families. The $116000 project extends lines to twelve townships including Conewongo Deerfield Farmington Pine Grove Pittfield Mead Glade Columbus Sugar Grove Eldred and Brokenstraw with work to begin soon from Pittsfield offices.
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Addi Yon
War- Ten
Wasten Electris Cooperative
Pittsfield
Gilmore Construction Company
Columbus
O. Hn
Warrety
Ines Whigh
Telve
Warren Electric
Soonertive
Urjee
Warren County
Com
Beling
Rural Electric Co-Operative
Columb
Sprig
Runaway Girl Arrested In Kane Borough
Shirley Myers a 12 year old runaway from Of City was detained by Kane police after stealing a cigaret case clothing and coins at Grand Valley near Titusville. She was not charged due to her youth and was lodged at the borough building after seeking Salvation Army lodging. Her parents from Of City were en route to take her home.
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Kane
Olt City
Shirley Myers
Lincoln School
of City
Kane Borough
Grand Valley
Titusville
Salvation
Ammy
New York
Barn Destroyed Near CochranTon After Gasoline Fire
A large barn on the Bailey farm between Cochranton and Sheakleyville was destroyed Saturday night after gasoline spilled from a drum into a bucket ignited by a lantern. August Bailey narrowly escaped as the drum exploded, spreading flames. damages are estimated at 8000 to 10000 dollars with no insurance.
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Frank Bailey
Cochranton
Sheakleyville
Bailey
New Trial Ordered for Seven Convicted in Bingo Case
Seven men convicted of running a bingo hall at 31 North Main Street in Jamestown are granted a new trial. Wyoming County Judge Barber B. Conable ruled that the March verdict was influenced by an erroneous court ruling that a labor law compliance certificate listed the named individuals as project owners.
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Jamestown
North Main Street
Wyoming
Barber
Conable
Chautaugia
Lee J. Ottaway
Sullry
Elmer Johnson
Rey Olson
al Horan
Carl Seiberg
Jack Hanson
Elmer B. Olson
Penna may lose new veterans hospital headline
Altoona October 13 Acourses advices from authoritative Washington sources say Pennsylvania faces losing the proposed veterans' domiciliary hospital to another state unless political pressure subsides. Strong political pressure is alleged from eastern Pennsylvania as the contest continues.
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Altoona
Washington
Pennsylvania
Veterans’ Domiciliary
G O P Speakers Warn Of Dictatorship At Western District Meet
The Young Republicans of Pennsylvania held a banquet closing a one day western district conference in Lawrenceville. Principal speaker Frank O Billon warned of dictatorship dangers amid apathy in off year elections. Hans speakers included James Torrance and Charles Kenworthy with other state party figures and officials from commerce and welfare departments.
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WRG
America
Lawrence Holel
Young Republicans
Pennsylvani
Frank O | Billon
Wyomissing
Pennnsylvania
William M. Parker
Supreme Courts
Chas. E. Kenworthy
B. Arthur Sweeney
State Welfare
Clinton Stark
State Street
Erie
Department of Commerce
Mark James
Carl Anderson
Department of Property and Supplies
Three Hurt In Crash On Lower Lake Road
Jamestown reports three residents were injured when a 1934 coach skidded off Route 5 near Barcelona while returning from Erie. State police from Westfield investigated. The vehicle was owned by Bert W. Johnson and driven by Walter J. Johnson, both of Jamestown, with passenger Frederick Dobson of Jamestown. They received treatment from Dr. Robert Storms.
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Jamestown
Barcelona
Westfield
Bert W. Johnson
Summer Place
Walter J. Johnson
West 8Th Street
Pelo
Prederick Dobbson
Murray Avenue
Oly
Erie
Robert Storms L
Biggers Leaves London to Report to F. D. R.
London Oct 13 The United States embassy announced John D. Biggers American leasee end representative in Britain departed for Washington by plane to brief President Roosevelt. He planned to suggest immediate mediation to coordinate American and British war production efforts and integrate efforts to remove overlap.
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Associated
London
Unites States
John D. Biggers
Amerccan
Britain
Dishon
Washington
Roosevelt
Biggers
U.S
20 ARRESTED IN ERIE RAIDS EARLY SUNDAY
Erie police raided two alleged gambling houses early Sunday and arrested 20 men. Batiste DeSalvo and John Rossen faced charges for operating gambling houses and were fined with costs by the alderman in Helderth court. The remaining 18 suspects were each fined $8 and costs.
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Erie
Serge
Vari Wisener
Batiste DeSalvo
John Rossen
Willisin
Helderth
Private Employe Rafting for State Work Relief Program
Men assigned from relief rolls to work on highway projects under the Private Work Relief Program are advised they are classified the same as private industry employees. Each man reports to a highway project and is paid accordingly. Continued employment depends on ability and willingness to perform duties, with department rules applying.
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Barrisburg
Orb
Pennsylvania, Department, of High Ways
Samme
Highway Department
Lewis Pleads Guilty in Elk County Burglary Case
Fred W. Lewis, 26, of Gratton West Virginia, pleaded guilty before Justice A. G. Brehm in St. Marys to burglarizing two offices in St. Marys. The offices included the FS Hammond office in the Rogan building and the Collins-Black Insurance Company office in the Exonenyetter building. He is held without bail in Elk County Jail awaiting Elk County court action.
Justice Parker Replies to Guffey Charges
Justice William M. Parker of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court defends the court against political attacks at a regional Young Republicans conference. He warns against a politics dynasty undermining constitutional government as U.S. Senator Joseph F. Guffey accuses the court of stealing Philadelphia's mayoral election outcome.
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William M. Parker
Pennsylvania
Supreme Gourt
U.S
Joseph F. Guffey
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Senate
Philadelphia
Guffey
Robert E. Tamberton
Confession Solves Two Murders at Louise
Police report that Penhey pressured suspects to join a robbery a week before the killings. Thompson says a 32 caliber shell matched the bullets used on a famed 27 year old golf star and Mrs Miley. Permey allegedly admitted the shootings after new information was reviewed. A German plane crash in County Wexford killed all four aboard, near Kilk esly.
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Gomumuen
Rage One
Penhey
Thompson
Miley
Permey
Ireland
Dublin
Blackstairs Mountain
County Wexford
Ire
Government Information Bureau
Kilkesly
Markets Update From Buffalo Livestock Market
Buffalo livestock market reports mixed demand with hogs 10 to 16 cents lower and some 25 cent trade late week. Prices show good to choice 200-220 lb hogs at 11.49 and bulk 160-240 lb at 11.25-11.38. trucked-ins 170-240 lb 10.85-11.15. Cattle trade uneven with feeders and cows selling 6.00-10.00. strong calves around 8.50-9.50. Pittsburgh produce market notes moderate fruit, apples steady, regional fruit prices posted. Virginia and New York items listed with varied values.
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Buffalo
Mttaburgh
Pittsburgh
Och
Pennsylvally
Maine
Chippewas
Ohio
Rownd Willis
Fragmentary OCR Note on National League Dealings
Fragmented text mentions past events and national league dealings with unclear names and places. Unable to determine complete entities or outcomes from the garbled OCR segment.
Fragmentary note hints at SRO on five day plan
Readable bits mention SRO on five and someone named Titus at The Grove. The text is incomplete but implies a scheduled event or action related to SRO attendance or presence at a location called The Grove with a person named Titus.
Fragmentary note from California Philadelphia tale
A garbled note references California and Philadelphia and a legal or official matter. Readable bits suggest a cross coast connection but no clear names, dates, or actions emerge from the damaged text.
Day vo Oregon fall meet timing given in early October
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an event in Oregon around early October with mentions of a tap, a day, and possible timing. Names and concrete details are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a scheduled activity or observation in the fall season in Oregon.
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Oregon
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East Mall
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Lilworth Home
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W. Pleasant
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