No Rights for Owners of Seized Industrial Property
Government seizure of industrial property amid labor troubles argues owners have no standing to challenge operations. Assistant Attorney General Henry I Rand contends the U S Government has equal authority to private owners in properties it controls, leaving owners as outsiders to the process and potentially limiting future private operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry I. Rand
United Mine Workers
Mr. Rand
U. S
Fire destroys Branley Rumansky farm stock and buildings
Twenty years ago fire struck the Rumansky farm at Mertz corners two miles north of Garter TiN destroying a barn, two Hopes, six cattle, and farm machinery with hay and crops. Community Chest ads campaign planned at Municipal Building. Mayme Mitchell hosts Halloween party with the Macabees Monday Night Club featuring games and piano solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlin
Branley Rumansky
Mertz’ Corners
Garter Tin
Community Chest
Mayme Mitchell
West Pleasant Street
Macabees
Perfect Specimen Debate and Local News Sparks Health Talks
A Medical Society piece muses on what makes a perfect specimen of manhood or health. James R. Loveland of Corry High School wins first prize for best casting for apprentices in an American Foundrymen’s Association contest. Local teachers attend an institute in Erie with several named attendees. Mrs. Hoebelt of West Washington is hospitalized for surgery. Dr. W. J. Dandy joins a consultation. The article also warns about socialization of industry through long lasting policy.
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Jooks
James R. Loveland
Corry High School
American Foundrymen's Association
Loveland
Erie Works
General Electric
Vincent Hoebelt
West Washington Street
Corty Hospital
W. J. Dandy
Hallimore
Congress
How's Your I. O. Seven Quiz Questions on History and Science
Quiz prompts cover Nazi era and monarchic titles, insulators, grammar correction, astronomy with Sirius, U.S. state borders near Florida, a September Morn reference, Latin letter stand for, and the Rutledge link to a U.S. president. The reader is asked to turn to a claasthed page for correct answers.
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I. O
Ursa Major
Cassiopeia
Canis Major
Florida
Ann Rutledge
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses
Grant
Heavy farm fire destroys Weber barn and assets in Jefferson County
In Dubois on October 15 a large barn on Her vaughn Weber’s Paradise farm burned last week. The fire killed two calves two goats and a pig and forced killing of two more pigs. A new thresher tractor grain hay and other equipment were lost along with the milk house and other structures. The silo was scorched but the Weber house and 17 cattle in pasture escaped damage due to warm weather.
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Jefferson County
Dubois
Paradise
Hervaughn Weber
Weber
Ripley Resident Killed by Auto
Ripley New York October 15 William MacDonald 80 died en route to Hamot Hospital Erie after being struck near his home by a car Investigators say the death was caused by a fractured skull He died without regaining consciousness State Police Westfield Clare Hopkins driver of the car Coroner William Crandall investigates Survived by wife Mildred one son Earl four daughters and one sister in Westfield
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Erie
Ripley
William MacDonald
Hamob
Westfield
N.Y
Clare Hopkins
North East
Willam Crandall
MacDonald
Mildred
Earl MacDonald
Fearl Bender
Cleveland
Emma Clute
Sherman
Newl
Evma Parks
Buffalo
Wilma MacDonald
Herman Hayner
Lad 14 suffers eye burns from lime at high school field
Holland Dickinson 14, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Dickinson, remained under treatment at Jamestown General Hospital after a pail of dry lime spilled on the High School field. The freshman grounds helper was marking the field when lime blew into his eyes nose and mouth. His condition was reported as good.
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Paluoneh
Youth Pleads Guilty Delays Sentence In Forgery Case
Jamestown youth aged about 18 pleaded guilty to two counts of forgery second degree and grand larceny in the same degree after being indicted by the October grand jury. Judge Bodine postponed sentencing to October 28 for further investigation. four indictments and three no bills were returned. The suspect allegedly forged a $400 check from a Lakewood service station and spent the funds on clothing and jewelry after lending $100 to a friend. Oil City council heard wage increase requests for city employees, but Mayor Payne stated there is no chance of approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayvteel
Eell
Menney
Wetzslain
Jamestown
Judee Hugh V. Bodine
Stanley A. Weeks
Bodine
Wetzstein
Alvin Bennink
Lakewood
Oil City
City of Oil City
John G. Payne
Fisheries commission notes US water patrol action in Lake region
Canadian fishermen have reportedly crossed into United States waters near Baie and cut five from a local catch. A. French, chairman of the Pennsylvania State Fish Commission, confirms the incident citing authorities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baie
United States
A. Prensh
Pennsylvania State Fish Commission
French
Recommendations to address coastal encroachment and patrols
A letter urges action to curb encroachment and deploy a patrol boat in Pennsylvania waters. Despite a strike, district markets report abundant fish with heavy landings at Dunteth Barcelona and other border ports.
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Clifford Wi Brie
Wil
Pennsylvania
Dunteth
Barcelona
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Adonis
Elizabeth Ranney
Ruby McGullaugh
Katherine Neylon
Mattie van Tissell
Edith Cook
Glenni Grant
Stanley Nichols
Bertha McCray
Waive Perkins
Helen Johnson
Teachers’ Institute
Inez
Mann
Montgomery Ward Presents
Wards
Montgonery Ward
Lad
Bavi
Windsley
Crime
Qos Naat
Buckle
Bassler
Zievel
Ronson
Ieee
Heiman Jewelers
Berkeley Sirech
Boston
Thomas Motor Co
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Campbell's Tomato Soup
New York State
Tbs
Paulini
Giblet
Touche
National Bank OF Corry
Eee
Regill Man
St. Etiware
Grar
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