Chautauquans push plan to end lake pollution
In Chautauqua Oct 12 a move to pool ideas and form an engineers study to end pollution and erosion of Chautauqua Lake was approved by about 100 men led by Samuel M Hazlett president of the Chautauqua Institute The Men’s Forum of HurTbut Memorial Church seeks leaders to meet and name 3 representatives within weeks to act against contamination and seek instant action. Violence flared in PA coal regions as a dynamite blast hit a Tipple near Coupon and 20 sticks of unexploded dynamite were found near Henry Kenner mine with damage around 5000 dollars no injuries reported.
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Oat
Chautauqua Lake
Folowisigaalle
Samuel Mi. Hazelt
Chautsugus Institution
HurTbut Memorial Church
Ward
Robert Rowland
Hazlett
Institute
Putt
Chantwtaid Lake
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Henry Kenner
Five Killed In Bomber Crash Near River City
A B-26 light Air Force bomber apparently lost in fog crashed into high tension wires near the river last night killing five aboard. Four bodies, including a civilian, were recovered from the wreckage though one man aboard remained missing. The bomber, en route from Williams Air Force Base Arizona to Long Beach California, struck 42 000 volt lines and plunged 300 feet into a ravine. The plane, due at Long Beach at 4 16 p m PST, was not found until 9:30 p m by power company workers searching cause of blackout.
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Ant
Williams Air Force Base
Ardzonm
Long Beach
Calif
Ores
Unt Electrle Blackoul
Taxpayers Face Higher Assessments for Court Expenses
Western New York counties including Chautauqua will pay higher assessments next year to cover supreme court and stenographer costs. County auditor Everett Neckers announced an increase from 14 885 to about 20 057 in total supreme court expenses, with Erie expected to bear the largest rise over $40 000 annually.
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Namaus Gua
Supreme Court
Everett TF
Neckers
Alerk
State Department
of Taxation
Pinanive
Pourth Department
Chautauqua
New York
Erie County
Baby Born Aboard Overseas Airliner
A baby boy was born aboard an Overseas Airlines Constellation flight near Shannon Ireland as the aircraft carried Mrs Danka Parker of New York City and her husband, a U.S. Army soldier stationed in Weisbaden Germany. Flight Captain John Hennessy relayed that a doctor was aboard to assist. the infant weighed four pounds and both mother and child were reported well after landing at Ennis Hospital.
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Assumient
Ennis
Bavaria
Bill
U.S. Army
Weisbaden
Germany
John Hennessy
New Town
Conn
Aintines
Sharon
Afennessy
Uhaiy
Kidney Fatigue Relief Promises From Borsoma Tablets
Thomp son's Borsoma Tablets marketed as a stimulant diuretic to aid kidney function and flush out poisons. Claims include reducing aches and night urination, with noted benefits for liver and stomach. Available at drug stores, also recommending Golden Lax for constipation.
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Thompson
Baby killed as car wreck near Chapmanville
At 12 16 a m Sunday a two months old boy died and three others injured in a one car crash half a mile west of Chapmanville on Route 27. Injured are John J Roberts Sr Julia Roberts and Albert Simmons. The driver was John J Roberts Jr, all from nearby towns. The vehicle swerved off the highway between Diamond and Black Creek.
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Chapmanville
Ytitusville
Kenneth Bundy
Franklin State Police
Wols
John J. Roberta, Jr
Titusville
John J. Roberts
Guys Mills
Julia Roberts
Faix
Albert Simmons
Brady Titusville
Bundy
Roberts
Diamond and
Black
Senate aims to push two big military bills in 48 hours
Washington reports Senate readers opened their last-round drive to move two major military funding measures through Congress within the next 48 hours. Chairman McKellar expects quick accord on the western Europe defense program worth 1.314 billion dollars and the large Army Navy and Air Force appropriations, with optimism of prompt agreement.
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Jess Washington
Senate
Congress
McKellar
D-Tenn
Europe
Colin Brie
Army
Navy
Air Force
Park Theater Ordered to Pay Damages in Roof Collapse Case
A Crawford county jury ruled the Park Theater Corporation must pay 3825.18 in damages to four plaintiffs for injuries from the August 1947 roof collapse at the Meadville venue. Jury foreman Harol Borland said co defendants with the theater were exonerated and the verdict ends a two week trial in Stanford county history.
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Harol Borland
Theater Corporation
Manorra Contracting Firm
Pittsburgh
Victor
Rigaumont
Erariag Eienetea FE
Theso
Park Theater
Mead- Busts
James V. Rich
Resant
Stanford County
Meadville
Parke Theater Corporation
Crawford County
Herbert A. Mook
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Plymouth
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Shone Company
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