Fray and N2A Cooler Show Police Disorder
Fray at Etowty area regarding two shots fired this morning near 2 Mile Avenue. Investigators seek source of the disturbance as residents describe events and suspect the gunfire came from nearby locations. Separately, Dr. Federal Lee Whit tlesey named church choir director at Church of the Covenant, adding local musical leadership.
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Dayton man dies by self inflicted wound near Warren funeral home
Marshall G. Early of Dayton Ohio, about 70, died yesterday at 6 45 pm at Warren General Hospital from a bullet wound to the head. Police say the injury was self inflicted. He was found in shrubbery behind Peterson Funeral Home with a .22 revolver beside him and his Doberman guarding the scene. Two notes were left, one to the undertaker and one to his sister. He had been in critical condition after being brought to the hospital.
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Mischief blamed on youngsters at Crawford M Wonders feed mill
Reported break in at the Crawford M Wonders Company feed mill in Pisstaverse occurred between Saturday night and Tuesday morning through a basement window. Several feed bags punctured and other vandalism noted. police have not identified the culprits after questioning youths.
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Swimming Pool At Park Now Possible
A park project outlines plans for a pond styled pool fed by city water pending State Health Department approval. The basin, dug from a sluice area, will be about 300 feet in diameter and will serve as a skating water if permitted. Work includes toilets, a large flagpole, and a soft ball field, with veterans groups possibly assisting. courts and other facilities are under construction and may finish by spring.
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Polio Alarm Forces Draft Pause Across Affected PA Counties
The Army weighs halting inductions in 11 hard hit Pennsylvania counties as polio toll rises to 24 deaths in the outbreak. York County, center of the surge, sees the most cases with 300 victims across 41 counties. Officials meet to discuss controls while state asks teachers colleges to delay openings to Sept 22 and public schools in affected areas close to Sept 25. Children under 16 barred from gatherings.
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Farmers Union Meets On Milk Price Move
The Dairy Farmers Union plans a 23 cent per hundredweight price increase for New York City milk, a move dubbed an insult by some delegates. Dairymen’s League directors push for another hearing on amendments to the metropolitan order to secure higher prices amid cost pressures.
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Body of Second Mine Victim Recovered in Hazleton
Hazleton Pa Sept g the body of Frank Meren U1 Bree land second entombed man at tie No 1 slope of the Sandy Run Min ars and Producers Co was found at 6 00 a m today by rescuers. They had estimated distance of TL feet to Penal him. Meren's companion Joseph Ya worstki was killed by a second cavern after being wheeled with Rescue Foreman William J Nowak through the debris yesterday. His body was recovered two and a half hours later. Mine Inspector Ditzler said Ya warski was higher on the slope when the first slip occurred and the full rush of coal had apparently hit Meren.
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Ages and Wages in the United States 1937 Census
The 1937 business census reports total wages paid in the United States at 10,112,882,711 dollars. About 63,700,000 persons are aged five years and older in the country.
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Morals Charge Yields Heavy Sentences In Warren Court
In Warren the September term closed with two major moral charge cases decided. Floyd Tomnson of Comawabko was sentenced to four to nine years in the penitentiary and fined $100 plus costs. Thomas Siffin of Sipnwhan was given two to four years and fined $100 plus costs. Grand jury discharged as docket settled by District Attorney Golistein. One non support case dropped and traverse jurors dismissed.
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Assault charges after fatal Angoli fire at Amico Building
In Angoli at the Amico Building on Main and Center streets a $15,000 fire led to Anthony Amico, 48, being arrested for second degree assault. Chaplain William Humig, 21, bakery operator, suffered a fractured skull and was knocked unconscious amid the blaze. Police Chief Albert G Stearns witnessed the fight behind the burning building and intervened too late to prevent Humig from collapsing.
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Treasury Date Sir Otto Niemeyer Arrives in New York
Sir Otto Niemeyer of the Bank of England arrives in New York from Europe and heads to Washington to discuss with Treasury officials. He notes English commodity prices have risen about 20 percent in the past year. Also included are quiz answers listing names and numbers from page 4.
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Markets Stock Pittsburg Produce and Buffalo Livestock
Markets report mixed prices across produce and livestock with slow demand for apples and steady to firmer potato quotes. Buffalo area cattle and sheep show higher tone for select grades, with calves and veal steady to firm and lambs up slightly amid active wholesale trading.
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Dodgers Triumph Amid Rough Homer Round Tripper Notes
Fragmented game recap highlights Camilli pacing with doubles and two RBI while the Dodgers split a doubleheader. Orioles and Giants referenced in scattered lines with unclear context. Season openings and wrestler mentions appear, but core baseball action centers on Camilli and early-week play.
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