Court actions and police reports from Greenvilly and Erie
A chaotic item list covers Wilson facing two charges in Greenvilly for knife alley dispute and a separate case in Erie where the Bald Yellow Cab Co. sues over a debt. The report also notes liquor license suspensions, a failed break-in at Chiricu zio store, a dog scare, a Grand Army and American Legion activity, a Chevrolet collision on Main Street, a milk truck mishap, Christmas lighting plans, an AU American Aviation plane incident, and company earnings for Lone Star Gage. Additional notes include a fatality investigation near Waterford, a Municipal Authority setup, health news on Achy Blatt, and a salary rise for city workers along with a call to vote on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Wilson
Greenvilly
Main Street
Oace
Drie
Wilson
Erie
Leon Brown
Record Buying Registration At Jamestown Furniture Show
Jamestown Market Association president Ches ter E Helgram reports 579 buyers registered on opening day of the Jamestown Furniture Exposition. Manager Paul E Denney expects 1,200 buyers by week’s end as manufacturers weigh delivery strains and government limits on consumer goods. The event, ongoing this week, is hailed as a major boost to the Jamestown furniture industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jamestown Furniture Exposition
Vallstuurkeat
Chester E.helgram
Jarmestown
Furnichine
Sport U
Crossing protection delays loom for rails plan
City officials clash over enforcement of crossing protection rules. Director Richard Hoss bacher urges uniform fines and refunds for traffic violators while Mayor Hepler opposes warrants against two farmers for ordinance violations. Railroads seek extra time to finalize watchmen and lights agreement as council grants a 24 hour extension amid mounting pressure. A second item notes William Bye, 60, vice president of U S Steel facing health issues tied to the soft coal dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hossbacher
Lorentiner
Scch
Hrough Corry
Frank E. Hepler
Porter
Scott Johnson
E.R
Sharp Weather Change Hits Pennsylvania Forecasters Warn
Forecasters warn of a sharp weather change as unseasonably warm conditions fade to 40s or lower by Friday. Rain and northeast winds shift, cooling shortfall drought strains water supplies, forest fire risk rises amid low streams and dry woods. officials urge rainfall to ease shortages and prevent fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Iniswhey
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Jnwer
Teast
Moses
State Health Department
Department of Forests and Waters
Susquehanna
Pennsylvanian
New York State
Conditiou
H. B. Rowland
Fish Commission
Bu Col
A. French
Two Escape From Plane Crash Near Westfield
Two young men en route from Indiana to Buffalo narrowly escaped after their plane crashed into underbrush a few feet west of Westfield village. Pilot Floyd Carlson, 24, of Williamsville, and passenger Russell Barone, 20, of Buffalo, survived when engine failure forced a forced descent from about 400 feet. Authorities say the Buffalo Aeronautical Corporation aided the aircraft. witnesses report the motor faltered before the crash. The crash site lay near Chautauqua Creek, not on the New York Central tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Buffalo
Neu
Westfield Westfield
Oxtra
Richmond
Ind
Westfield Village
New York Central
Chautauqua Creek
Floyd Carlson
North Purest
Williamsville
Carlson
Russell Barone
North Oak Street
Bulffalo
Buffalo Aeronautical Coronation
Gustaf Ostrum
Westfield Ane
Cattleman Arrested in Girl's Murder Case
A cattleman was arrested in connection with the death of a teenage girl at John Buzzell's farm home. Wheeler, the man, claimed he did not leave the house during Mrs. Buzzell's absence, but investigators say new evidence emerged. He was detained in Boston after a weekly business trip and waived extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
John
Miss Buell
Buzzell
Warren Church Opens Anniversary Program
The 70th anniversary celebration at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Warren began with morning and evening services. Guest Rev Gari Juonbsor of Waltr isport assisted, and delivered a sermon on A Glorious Church.
Double Funeral For Kittanning Banker And Wife
In Kittanning Pennsylvania today, Oliver W. Gilpin a 16 year banker and lawyer and his wife Emily 54 were found dead in their home. Gilpin reportedly shot his wife while she slept then killed himself after reloading. Gilpin headed Armstrong County Trust Company and was a friend of Senator Joseph F. Guffey. He left a note blaming illness not financial distress for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frese Kittanning
Tor Oliver W. Gupin
Emly
Mig. Gilpin
Carouge G. M. Woodward
Il Health
Death Claims Fred Williams at Corry Hospital
Frederick Williams of Maroth street died after months of illness at Corry hospital where he had been since August. He previously lived in Gary and passed away shortly after midnight with brother Howard Williams of Corry and sister Mrs P Horrigan of Delaware among surviving relatives. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Keating are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Frederick d. Williams
Martoh Street
Williams
Deliven
N.Y
My. Williams
Gary
Jeavex
Howard Williams
P. ©. Horrigan
Delaware
Bracken-Keating Funeral Paviors
Corry resident card of thanks and notice
Card of Thanks from the family of Mrs. Janes Fauset expresses appreciation for sympathy and kindness shown after her recent bereavement. Also mentions a 1940 note with population data and a curious insect trap description from Natural History magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinora Curtis
AuMnistrateie
Corry
Pennsylvania
Walter
Scott
Cameron
Janes Fauset
Natural History Magazine
Corry Voter Message From Endorsed City Council Candidate
A Corry candidate explains late decision to run for City Councilafter friends urged a write in. He cites decades of service on the municipal commission, major local improvements, and a working life in industry, asking for voter support.
Markets Stock Pittsburgh Produce and Buffalo Livestock
Produce demand slow with steady prices for apples and other fruit. Potatoes and Maine Chippewas show firm carries. hogs, cattle, and lambs at Buffalo market are uneven and weak, with buyers cautious amid overall slow trade. New York trading shows rail recovery tendencies with mixed bid activity and widespread price changes across major issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
York
Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Associated Press
New York
Montrail
Big Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem
Bendix Aviation
Boeing Airplane
CPO
Columbia Gas
Chrysler
Curtiss Wright
General Electric General Motors
Kenbectt Sc
Monomiry Ward National
Biscuip National Dairy
New York Central
Pees Paramount
Penabrr
Y Rao
Cess Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil Cell
Studebaker Westinghouse Bleviric Waollworth
Woolngstown & AT
Aero Supply
Arkanms Nat Gay
Iting Service
South Penn
Fragmented OCR Note With Incoherent Text Snippet
A damaged OCR fragment describes random phrases and partial words related to Dakota sub int, rings, Tun Tew hot, crow, hunting, and vague references. The readable portion is disjointed with no clear event, names, dates, or locations to anchor a coherent news item.
Northwestern and Duquesne Clash on Saturday Night
Fragmented OCR notes show Northwestern and Duquesne preparing for a key basketball clash this weekend. Mentions include Johnsonburg, Venango, and the Inter-Step league context along with mentions of fans and practice routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouiright Posse
Johnsonburg
Bob Alfier
Bai
Allan Tripp
Ginch
Orth Rifle League
Venango
Coly Mut
Jiave
Leewins
Deindken
Gire Hornets
Duquesne
Cleveland
Bevies
Spe Panthers
Pye Stedlur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvanian Liquor Control Board
American-Jugoslav Club
Warren
Star Athletic
Chiricuzio
First Avenue
James
W. L. McGraw
Grace Street
Sherman Little
Walter Proctor
West 1
Little
MccGraw
Proctor
George Rose
Sputunsburg
Elmer Hunter
Concord
Union City
Rose
Golden Rule Chih
Helen
Au-American Aviation, Inc
Finntington
W.vai
Pough
Rocksdale
W. Va
Lone Star Gag Corporation
Elmer J. Dorman
Waterford
BR. Ri
Dorman
Mill Village
Theme
Walter H. Seeth
Federal Works Administration
Ini
Municipal Authority
Feh Uip
Denver
Colo
A. Blatt
Knovin Congranedit
Sle
Urtti
Summontrot
Mayo Brothers Hospital
WM Midnespolis
G. Z
Miso
Mr. Blatt
Jon
Nee Fats
Ralsed Hrriay
Bun- Edward B
Logas
Evie
U.S. Steel
Fittsburgh
Willian Beye
Tf 5
Steel Corporation
Ron
Swift
H. Colink
Morrell
Warren Church
Piten
John Adams
Aiaehi
Revelation
Utah
John Steers
James A. Parley
Techaikowsky
Kittanning
Fred Williams
America
Service OF America
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Pune
Strayad
Censé
Retim
Jos
Clark
Brook St. Renard
A. J. Alkens Motorales
Emblem
OW Co
N. Center
Dil
Auer Agency
Dial
Alvin G. Bennink
Clymer- Phone
D. L. McCauley
S. Center Street
Chris Christensen, Jr
R. D
Thomas Moto. Co
Henry Querreverd
Olymer
Sap
Clarion Getty Coal
Earl J. Messenger
Columbus
Ivan Stromgren
Bontta
Lanskon's
AL South Center
Streen Aga
South Center Street
Leeds
Rowe
Vlorst
Wayne
Spencer's Cash Mills
Gas
Ol Hegters Brigham Hardware Co
Doane's Howe
W. Main St
Jaeger
LeRoi
Supis & Salvage Co
Winsor St
N. Z
Braley's
Center St
Thompson &, Bibow
Washington Street
Inquire
West Smith Street
Tnquire
Center Street
East Washington St
Avan’al
Washington
East Mall
Washington St
Dr. Gleaning Co
N. Cohen
Coty
Parl Street
S. K
Titusvile
K. Swab
Arthur Scouten
Spartacsburg
Clebert
Fred J. Weaver
Ovsr
Parliamen
Oregon
Oregor At
Ork
Penn
Siphia
Anc
Vester
Lotory
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