New Racket Reported In Civilian Conservation Corps Scam
Baltimore Sept 1 A new small racket has been reported at Third Corps Area headquarters. A man purporting to be a U S Army sergeant in Civilian Conservation Corps circles tried to collect a telegraph sum by presenting a forged check for 14 dollars to a Uniontown florist whose sister had died in Cleveland. The florist cashed the check and received 10 dollars in change. Cleveland authorities confirmed there was no such address. The check bore a forged emblem and the signer claimed to be a lieutenant colonel from the Army of Finance Department. No such bank or officer exists, and the impersonation was traced to fraudulent misinformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Third Corps
Uniontowa
U. S. Army
Civilian Conservation —Corps
Bird
Amd
Cleveland
Bowers
Clevel Pana
Union
Quartermaster Bank
United States Army
Sienes
Army of Finance Department
Suspect Wounded During Getaway Attempt in Pittsburgh
Raymond English alias Jack Norman, 33, arrested on a safe cracking charge from Parkersburg, W Va., is in serious condition at Allegheny General Hospital after a bullet wounded him as he tried to flee in a detective car. He was seized on the North Side yesterday. The shooting occurred when he jumped from the moving vehicle during transport.
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Pittsburgh
Parkersburg
W. Va
Allen Gheny General Hospital
Raymond English
Jack Norman
Spartanburg Matrimonial Note Involving Cowles Rigby
Miss Lucille Cowles and Berle Rigby wed in a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev. Howe at the M B Church. The bride, a Sparta Vocational School senior, is noted for her singing and community ties. Rigby farms near Union City. A miscel laneous shower honored the couple at the Rigby home. The item also lists numerous local visits, guests, and church services in the Sparta vicinity.
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Spartansburg
Aug
Lucille Cowles
D. Cowles
Berle Rigby
Alvin Rigby
Vrooman
Tionesta
Howe
M. B.church
Sparta Vocational School
Schol
Erie
Crawford
Berlei Rigby
Union City
Unionity
Alvin"Rigby
Louise Baldwin
Titusville
Layton
James Baldwin
Corry
Matilda Baldwin- Junior
Webb
Ralph Webb
Almon
Junior
Bemis Point
Fred Schoolmaster
Buffalo
Bert Morton
Dorothy Leeds
Harriet Morton
West Chester
Carrie Eldred
Glenn Snapp
Bradford
Anson Northrup
Phillip Northrup
T. F. Fisher
Ellen Kibler
Emily
Burg
Wattsburg
Robert ‘Titus
Our Town
Taylor University
Upland
Indiana
Rex Thompson
Morah
Avis Chase
C.A. Buxton
W. L. Hess
A. G. Rice
Slippery Rock
Carl Rice
Mory Reese
Mdinboro
Prissida
Bred Swanson
Mary Harper
Nellie Torrey
Sinclairville
Charles Torrey
Princess Pat Club
Arthur Binmett
New York City
Harold Thompson
Wilmington
Calif
James Paul
Rome
M ‘Thompson
William ‘Thompson
Rexford Thompson
Urschel Kidnapers Face Other Charges
Oklahoma City Sept 1 Two men accused as actual kidnappers of Charles Urschel will face prosecution in state courts on armed robbery charges. U S District Attorney Herbert I Hyde said the threat of Oklahoma’s electric chair will be introduced at trials of Albert Bates and George Kelly when captured.
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Unites Rs Cay
Oklahoma City
Charles Urschel
U. S
Herbert
Hyde
Oklahoma
Albert Bates
George
Rogers and Slye Families Hold Tenth Reunion
The tenth annual Rogers and Slye reunion was hosted August 19 at Warner's Grove near Corry with 101 members. Officers elected were Noel Lee as president and Mrs. Zella Gates as secretary and treasurer. Rosetta Bewley was the oldest member and Durward Rogers the youngest. Attendees came from Venus Calif Meadville Union City Corry Venus Pa Hetchtown Spartansburg. Next reunion set for the third Saturday in August at Ray and Mrs. Bewley's home.
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Rogers
Slye
Rogers and Slye
Warner's Grove
Corry
Noel Lee
Zella Gates
Rosetta Bewley
Durward Rogers
Venus
Calif
Meadville
Union City
Hetchtown
Spartansburg
Ray Bewley
Recognition of small newspapers under Blue Eagle
Washington dispatch reports the NRA has accepted substitutions for paragraphs in the president’s re employment code. This move acknowledges thousands of weekly and small daily newspapers as a distinct unit of the industry so they can hoist the Blue Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Classified Ads Index Alleges Wide Range of Needs and Services
The sheet outlines classified sections from announcements to livestock, listing categories like automobiles, furniture, business services, instruction, and pets. It notes ad editing rights, nonresponsibility for errors, and pricing by word, encouraging precise copy for best results.
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Newracket
Sparta
William Johnson
Concord Corners
Tease ‘Whitney
Ruth Snil
Leora Strinahan
Harry Walfede
Teele Absdore
Lucy Morris
Doris Blakeslee
Helen
Irene Hanna
Townville
Charles Scarem
D. D. Stranahan
Hiram Johnson
Stranahan
Lily Dele
Cassadaga
Lake
TL. B. Drought
Delmar
Redonia
Crandall
Emory Crandall
Wirt Ingram
Tigram
Concord Corays
Jude
Davenport Street
el Segumio
Niagara Falls
Mabel Crosby
Sherman
Kenneth Kinsey
Portland
N. Titus and Son
Robert Titus
Ind
Lloyd Crosby
Ashville
CL. Rexford
Billy O'Gomner
Oi Gity
Eugene Stranahan
Jed Crandall
D. A. Bux
Jennie Stranaian
G. D. Heath
Endicott-Johnson
E.J
Endicott - Johnson
North Center Street
Corry, Penn’s
Evta Kett
AAAS
Fuanny
Hecars
Vale
Mionich
Elle Gang
MUICS
Abaes
By Paul Robinson
Urschel
Citizens National
Blue Eagle
Stevens
Doane
West Main Street
Hirrors
Adg
Percouala
Brida
Lake Street
E. M. Alexander
Lewis J. Tewinkle Clymer
Hast Smith Street
Glenn Brooks
West Frederick St
Tiffany
Gpith
Center Street
West Church
Journal NG
Patterson
South Center Street
Gare
Hawke
Farma and
Larnis
Sele
Poh Bala
Civ
Ant Tan
Lars Calles Eeler
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