Blast at Garment Capitol building injures scores in Los Angeles
A massive blast wrecked the 11 story Garment Capitol building in downtown Los Angeles injuring about 50 people and causing roughly 1.5 million dollars in damage. Investigators pursued multiple theories with two injured men, Hyman Schulman and Irving Chavin, in serious condition.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Hyman Schulman
Irving Chavin
Schulman
Beverly Hills Front, Inc
New Crime Wave Hits Erie Probe Four Burglaries
Erie police report a 24 hour crime wave with two suspects in custody. Robberies included a purse snatching on State Street and break-ins at three residences and a grocery. Victims include Mrs. R E Maya and residents A M Wolf Robert C Borden and Clarence Bennett. Suspects George F De Lage and Anthony Ashrut are identified by police.
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Erie
R. E. Maya
State Street
6Th Street
Wallace
Ash Streets
A. M. Wolf
East 10Th Street
Robert C. Borden
East Sath Street
Clarence Bennett
West Sath Street
Ian
R. J. Mattson
Rankin Avenue
Lawrence Paris
Matsoni
Buffalo Road
George F DeLage
Franklin, Mass
Anthony Ashrut
Kingston
Justice Warned In Fake Warrant Case At Wesleyville
In Wesleyville Justice of the Peace Valtey Goodwin appeared before Judge A P Rossiter Friday and was urged to exercise greater care issuing search warrants. Goodwin was reportedly exonerated of blame in Teall Gorniak's warrant case. Michael Kane, said to have sworn to the warrant, had not been located by noon Friday. The court directed future bond action for complainants and a search for Kane was underway.
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Brie
Michael Kane
Kane
Goodwin
Gdrnlak
Rossiter
Wither
Sunday Radio Lineup Top Evening Programs and Times
Radio schedules list five best entertainments for Sunday with networks and times. Williams Automatics on WIG NBG at 7 30 p m WABCO on CBS at 8 15 p m Home Music Club on WEAF NBC at 9 15 p m Atwater Kent Hour on WBA NBC at 1 30 p m Russian cathedral choir on WABC CHS at noon Coral Islanders also listed.
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United Press
WIG
NBG
Williams
WABCO
CBS
WEAF
NBC
WBA
Russian Cathedral Choir
WABC
Coral Islanders
Dedication planned for St Josephs high school gift
Plans rush forward for the dedication of the new St Josephs high school in Oil City on Sunday attended by priests from diocese churches. The building, costing over 100000 dollars, is a gift from Henry McSweeney of Atlantic City in memory of John and Elizabeth McSweeney. The two story red brick and terra cotta structure at Washington and Seeley avenues houses an auditorium with organ and seats nearly 700, plus classrooms. Regular classes expected to start the Monday after dedication.
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City
St. Joseph's High School
Oil City
Henry McSweeney
Atlantic City
St. Joseph
Washington and
Seeley Avenues
Marx Brothers in Rex Feature At Rex Theatre
The Marx Brothers second talking picture Animal Crackers comes to the Rex Theatre for a three day showing starting next Monday. Stage success on Broadway and now a laugh machine, it promises more laughs than any prior adaptation. Clowning and rapid jokes abound, demanding a second viewing to catch every gag.
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Rex Theatre
Broadway
Marx Brothe
Bridge Work Proposed At Warren West Overpass
Representatives of the Public Service Commission heard state and local officials favoring alterations at the Scale overhead crossing west of Warren Ol. 18. The plan, backed by the Pennsylvania Railroad and highway officials, could begin in spring with a two month repair window and a detour over the old roadbed. Twenty four hour watchman service would be provided, and blueprint plans differed on railing design with an estimated cost variance of about 4000 between highway and railroad proposals.
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Wiareen
Public Service Commission
Federal Building
Wete
Tameroua
Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad
Highway Department
Lise
State Highway Department
Irvine Pidge
Thousands of autos yet to be inspected in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a massive inspection drive as 1,100,000 motor vehicles await the required stickers. 7,200 inspection stations must complete checks by November 1, with 11 working days left. Patrols will stop uninspected cars, and fines apply if operations continue through December. Officials note many cars lack proper brakes and some required maintenance after a week.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania
B. Gynon
Philadelphia
Red Hill
William Penn Highway
Wilson C. Price
Motor Patrol
Urge Voting Machine Operation Described for Election Day
Instructions to voters on operating the voting machines upcoming for the forthcoming election. Machines shown in public places allow independent use without staff. Steps include moving a red curtain lever, voting straight or split tickets by adjusting pointers, and finalizing by returning the lever to register the vote.
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Publi
Visitors Arrive in City For Weekday Home Stay
Mortimer S. McMahan of Chicago and Ti arrived in the city this morning for a visit at his West Wayne street home with relatives. Mrs Helen Manross of Cleveland is in town with her sister Mrs Samuel Small of Titusville, a Corry hospital patient. Frederick Brumbough, 21, Niagara Power Co lineman at Lockport, was electrocuted at Fredonia yesterday when touching a 4000 volt line while moving a pole.
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Mortimer S. McMahan
Chicago
West Wayne Street
Hllen Manross
Cleveland
Samuel Small
Titusville
Corry Hospital
Frederick Brunbough
Niagara, Lockport & Ontario Power Company
Fredonia
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Associated Gas and Electric Company
New York Curb Exchange
Ated
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company, Incorporated
Corry Pa
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New St. Joseph’s High School
Marx Brothers
REX
Bridge West
E Haring
Bill
Henry
Davison- Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Citizens National Bank
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Trucks
Corry Motor Sales Co
Clinton Street
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