Motor truck overturns on grade injuring crew and spilling fluids
A large semi truck driven by Bernard Barr overturned on the grade north of Turnerville, spilling about 1,500 gallons of mile s and causing about 4,000 in damage. The driver attempted to pass a truck when control was lost. In other items, a diamond watch was stolen from a jewelry store by two well dressed men. coroner investigations continue into the death of Frederick Marzka Jr. and infant son of Mr and Mrs Marzka. Responders and officials report no immediate change in Corry gas prices as Standard Oil notes price adjustments to offset freight. Police report burglaries, accidents, and a vehicle theft ring investigation.
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W. D. Rubrighi
Harmony
Bernard Barr
Turnerville
Burr
Valind
Erle
Warren W. Wood
Union City
Frederick Marzka, Jr
Frederick Marzita
R. D
Standard Oi
Standard Oil
Chicago
Pinch Baklaw truck causes curbside crash in North Canteyntront
A rear door on the Pinch Baklaw Company truck flipped open as the driver pulled away from the curb on North Canteyntront, smashing a parked car in front of Wing Will No. 1 store. The district wilderness trek to Heart's Content drew forty scouts and scouters, including 20 local boys, with plans arranged by Royal Mesxer ger of his city and Raymond F. Sandy. Bris was named to the Vo. W. housing committee in Pennsylvania to address a claimed retail housing shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinch Baklaw Company
Canteyntront
Vorty
Royal Mesxer~ger
Raymond F. Sandy. Bris
Vo. W
Pennnsylvania
Transport $150 Million Through Downtown Philadelphia
Philadelphia officials disclosed that 150 million dollars in cash and securities plus wealth in safe deposit boxes were moved from the Tradesmen’s National Bank & Trust to its new main office at 1628 Walnut Street. The transfer involved only trusted personnel with 24 special guards and police on duty, and at no time was more than 5 million on the street.
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Philadelphta
Philadelphia
Na~ Gohal Bank & Trust Company
Walnut Street
Overell Heiress Now Resting in California
Louise Overell, 18, acquitted of murder charges after her parent died on a dynamite blasted yacht, has moved to northern California for rest. Aunt Mrs Emanuel Jungquist says she is "worn out" and near breakdown, resting at Ash Son sanitarium in Ash Son, California under Dr Sydney Kinnony Smith, with family hoping for weeks of quiet recovery.
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Los Angeles
Lowise Overell
Heie
California
Louise
George
Bud) Gollum
Miss Gverell
Emanuel Jungquist
Leute
Ashson
Calif
Sydney Kinnony Smith
Gene Kelly Injured in On-Set Accident in Hollywood
Hollywood October 14 Actor Gene Kelly resting after breaking a right ankle while rehearsing a dance routine with Judy Garland on a forthcoming film set. He slipped during experimental steps, fell, and is confined to bed with the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Gene Kelly
Judy Garland
Youth Loses In Fight For Life In Jamestown
Raymond D. McGee a 48 year old Jamestown resident died at Jamestown General Hospital after a seven week struggle from injuries suffered in a diving accident off Chautauqua Lake. He was paralyzed from the shoulders down and his condition worsened after an out of town specialist prognosis. He had been hospitalized since August 21 following the incident during a summer swimming party with four other youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Raymond D. McGee
Jamestown General Hospital
Chautauqua Lake
Mons
Youttry
Chauâtauqua
Stella Rebekah Lodge Holds October Meeting in Lottsville
Lottsville Ohio Stella Rebekah Lodge No 239 held its regular meeting at the T O O P Hall with Noble Grand Bill Chase presiding. Genevieve Jordan reported the auditor's results and Florence Brice announced a 19.95 raft sale proceeds from the Duttsville Livestock Market. Officers were installed by Vern DeMarty and staff including Nellie Gourley as Noble Grand and Genevieve Jordan as Recording Secretary. A Halloween party committee was named with Ella Chase and Mary Fitzgerald in charge of entertainment and Madge Scott supervising refreshments. The next meeting committee includes Fern Whiteley Doris Ghupman and Margaret Carlson. A Youngsville assembly meeting is planned for Wednesday October 28 at 2 pm.
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Lottsville
Stella Re
Uikah Lodge No
T. O. O. P. Hall
Noble
Bill Chase
Genevieve Jordan
Florence Brice
Duttsville
Marvel Baker
Vern DeMarty
Noble Grand
Nellie Gourley
Vie Grand
Margaret Barlow
Ayaneial
Reasurer
Ren Guyley
Mary Piygerald
Doris Chapman
N. G
Ruby Daw
L. SN. G
Marin Mal~ Jery
Louise Seothy
Guardian
Margaret Carlson
Oute Side Guardian
Bosty Beagle
Hallowe'en
Ella Chase
Mary Fitzgerald
Marlan Malley
Madge Scott
Dowin Wells
Beth Reagle
Margaret Clark
Mart.gavel
Barlow
Tater
Gomimittee
Fern Whiteley
Doris Ghupman
Rylah Ayling
Dinner at Visitors Event in Tidtovite Georgia
A tureen supper was served by Hele Jobson and others in Youngsville with attendees including Low Shureh and Flavenn Price. Reservations due by the 22nd for a gathering at a local visitors event in Tidtovite Georgia, drawing about 250000 figures.
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Sia Marty
Star
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Tetusville
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Wallaceville
C. M. Sonne
Wallace Rice
Diamond
Tuck
Sherif Paul Babbli
Frank Crossman
Erie
Syracuse
Herbert Shutts
Shutts
Byrauuse
Meadsville Tadio
Victor
New Chapel
Augustine J. Bilkle
St. Marys
Elkcoumy
Ridgway
St.Marys
Biliie
Justice of the Peace
William Cheauley
Bilile
Meadville
Ora Harper
Ava Kepler
Fourth Ward
John G. Payne
Payne
Mary Jane Hillstrom
D. Armour Hillstrom
East Wayne Street
Cary Hospital
Phila
Superior Cleaning Company Laundry & Dry Cleaning Dial
Pickup & Delivery
East
Washington Street
Red Grapes
Jaye al Cha
M. J. Martin & Son
West South Street
Overell
Santario M
London
Princess Margaret
Edinburgh Castle
Belfast
Pitt Beigan
East Main Street
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Fort & A
Fort Pitt
Fort F Pitt
Aa Petwing Co
Pitts
F. L. Baressi
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