Veterans of Foreign Wars lead Gerry Labor Day parade
The Veterans of Foreign Wars invite youngsters to be the main attraction in Gerry s Labor Day parade with entries for dolls pets and bands. Police cooperation aims to minimize accidents as participants march from South and Center streets to the park for judging. Committee members include Alfred Morrison Francis Duke Al Duke and Dr Amy. entries due by Saturday with details on doll pet band or float.
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Gerry
South
Center Street
West South Street
East South Street
Alfred Morrison
Francis Duke
al Duke
Amy
Bank cashier wounded in Angola road ambush
Gunmen shot Chauncey Williams, cashier of the Bank of Angola, four times after stopping him and Justice of the Peace Robert J. Lay ity on a lonely road. Williams is in serious condition. Laverty, driver, and three others escaped in a Ford with Ohio plates. a shot struck Williams’s hat.
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Angola
Chauncey Williams
Banke of Angola
Robert J. Layity
Williams
Laverty
Ohio
Slayer of Duffy Gangster Arrested
Paul Carlo was arrested in New York and charged with murdering Michael J. Duffy a South Jersey beer baron and racketeer slain in Atlantic City. A cabaret companion, known by several names, was arrested for aiding and abetting. Carlo allegedly was hired for $10,000 by Duffy’s gang to kill him.
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Unite Press
New York
Dapper
Paul Carlo
Michael J. Duffy
South Jersey
Atlantic City
Duffy
Betsy Ross
Carlo
Yayjuu Leenu
Atlantia City
Carlé
Paul Marlin
Frankie Tucker
Dago Prick
Jimmie the Wop
Dunkirk Boy electrocuted at schoolhouse yard
Stanley Maslach a 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Maslach of Town Line Road Avioright was accidentally killed by a 4400 volt contact with a downed high power electric wire near Willoughby Schoolhouse Sherman Center. Coroner Blood ruled accidental death. He leaves his parents and three sisters. Funeral at St Hedwigs Friday.
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Dunkirk
Stanley Maslach
Airs
Anthony Maslach
Tine
Aviewright
Willoughby
Sheridan Center
Lena Lusas
Forestville
Howard
Clarence Deering
George B. Blood
Fredonia
St. Hedwig's
School band to resume next week under local trainer
Garry Bennett will start work after school opening to direct the boys band for the coming year. He plans two afternoon practices each weekend to improve progress and aim for a first football game, possibly on Saturday the 12th. Absence of many players over the summer disrupted the band, but previous term's foundation gives optimism for the new year.
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Garry Bennett
Wek
Bennett
Naval plane forced down in Erie Harbor
A seaplane landed in Misery Bay harbor during afternoon weather, the second such landing in as many days. The five crew members were taken to the coast guard station overnight. The craft departed for Cleveland at 7:30 AM to join the fleet at Navy Day air races. Spectators heard the twin Wasp engines as it departed.
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Brie
Misery Bay
New Peninsula
McCcording
Livul
A. Mills
Coast Guard
McCune
Cleveland
Extradition Sought for Altoona Slayer From Newark
Governor Pinchot formally requests New Jersey to extradite Charles Washingto n from Newark to Altoona to face murder charges. State police Sergt. Joseph J. Conwell travels to Newark to secure the fugitive. Also notes a separate sale listing for eleven sheets at five dollars each and a Shropshire ram traded for pullets in Corry, Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Larson
New Jersey
Charles Wash’ion
Newark
N. J
Altoona
Joseph J. Conwell
State Police
Pennsylvania
Corry
Liquor Laden Plane Caught Near Buffalo
United Press reports customs officers posing as boodleggers captured ground crew members Jack Anderson and Jedward Connelly near Pendleton, Ontario plane base. The pilot Arnold Austin was jailed on smuggling and conspiracy charges after arrest. plane and cargo of liquor were seized.
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Buffalo
New York
Jack Anderson
Jedward Connelly
Pendleton
Connelly
Anderson
Arnold Austin
St. Gatharines
Ont
Conuelly
Freight wreck at Conway yards injures none
Several brakemen escaped injury when 29 freight cars derailed at the Conway yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad near Rochester Pennsylvania. Eighteen cars derailed and ten tracks were blocked for about 42 hours. Cars loaded with coal and empties collided after a shifting engine released the string at the hump. Twenty one cars were damaged, total loss estimated at 5000 dollars.
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United Press
Rochester
Conway
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Here
Talian Plane Crash Kills Three At Ferrara Air Maneuvers
A plane taking part in air force maneuvers at Ferrara Italy crashed into spectators killing three and wounding three seriously and seven others slightly. The pilot Attilio Allagena was injured. The king and officials attended the event. The aircraft failed to gain speed as it began to ascend.
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Uniteapres
Ferrara
Italy
Attilio Allagena
Japs Give Permit to Ocean Fliers
The Japanese government issued a permit to Don Moyle of Los Angeles and A. Allen to attempt a nonstop flight across the Pacific. The pair, nicknamed jail or glory fliers, prepared at City of Tacoma and Sabishiro beach for the perilous journey starting soon.
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United Press Torio
Don Moyle
Los Angeles
Glory
A. Allen
Pacific Ocean
Tacoma I
Sabishiro Beach
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