Man Thrown Into Path Of Car Dies From Injuries
A man was struck by a car and trampled by a cow during the Florida hurricane era, dying later from injuries. The report notes a grim toll feared to reach 1,000 as storm damage widens. Authorities wrestle with delayed storm sewer cost estimates and city plans, amid talks of a possible special meeting to secure Public Works funds before a September deadline. The proposed open sewer would run 1,900 feet west from Hare Créefe to near the old switch by the Weisser tannery, with a westward extension along the Erie Railroad rights of way to Maple avenue and beyond through Mill, South, Pleasant, and Spring streets to the intake. The project hinges on complete cost breakdowns and funding, currently incomplete.
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Public Works Administration
N. R. Dickson
PWA
Hare Créefe
Weisser Tannery
Erie Railroad
Maple Avenue
Matty Street
Mill
Pleasant
Spring Street
United Press
Miami
Florida Keys
Snake Creek
W. P. Mooty
Dade County Criminal Court
Jays Oy
Dave Sanita
Red Cross
Carlier
Privary
Dave Sholtz
Penn A Council of Churches to Open Campaign
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvanla Council of Churches plans a statewide bid to block Sunday movie legalization as voters in about 100 communities face the issue in the upcoming elections. Corry City Council moved to place the question on November ballots amid a heated, closely watched campaign with past local votes showing mixed results.
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PENN
Council OF Churches
Comy
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Yaleers of
Corry
British cabinet meets in emergency over Ethiopian crisis
A chaotic report from London describes an emergency cabinet session about the Ethiopian conflict. In Tennessee, a reward of $1,000 is offered for the capture of the person who dynamited the Middleton automobile, a fatal blast. Geneva notes the Italian delegation withdrew from the League during a speech by Gaston Jese. Washington confirms presidential approval of 184 public works projects across eight states totaling $88,933,098.
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Trankport
Filmon Middleton
Halan Enunty
Guneva
League of Nu- Yons
Gaston Jese
Ethiopia
Washington
Injuries Cause Death After Cow Incident Near Corry
Harvey Vermilyea, 70, of Corry, died at Corry hospital after a cow bolted into an approaching auto, dragging him along West Smith street. Deputy Coroner Daylton opened an inquiry. no inquest planned. Vermilyea survived by sister Mrs. Alice Peterson. Funeral services set for Bracken Keating Mortuary chapel.
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Harvey Vermilyea
West Smith Street
Vermilyen
Corry Hospital
Third Ward
Claude Westvelt
Royal Avenue
Jamestown
R. Lawrence Daylton
Westcott
H. S. Burlingame
Davidson
Vermilyes
Gorety
Alice Peterson
Corry
Mineral Rervices
Bracken-Keating
Pine Grove Cemetery
45 Violations Based in Probe of Plane Crash
Washington September 5 The Federal Communications Commission charged 45 violations of radio apparatus rules in the crash that killed Senator Bronson Cutting and six others. The commission said none of the violations affected the aircraft's operation and the accident was not caused by radio equipment. Investigators reported difficulty tracing messages from the May 6 flight due to improper log entries and unclear material.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Tragedy on Uniontown Road Fatal Truck Crash
Two heavily loaded trucks collided head on on the Uniontown to Pittsburgh road near Uniontown. Three men died and two were injured. Floyd Shaffer 28 and Ray J Nicola 23 of Herleton W Va were crushed in the lumber truck wreckage. William Minetart 35 of Teere, driver of the other truck, was thrown free and died at the scene.
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Hy United Press
Uniontown
Uniontown-Pittsburgh
Floyd Shaffer
Ray J. Nicola
Herleton
W. Va
Wm. Minetart
Minshart
City Council OKs loan authorization with bank
City Council last night empowered Mayor Glen Miller and Finance Director C A Duke to borrow up to 20000 at six percent from Citizens National Bank. A yearly copy of the authorization will be filed with the bank for examiner visits, ensuring bank oversight. The measure passed with Duke Heath Nichols Miller in support and M Muirderick abstaining.
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City Council
Citizens National Bank
C. A. Duke
Glen Miller
Walter H. Scott
Joana
Bank Toce
Messrs. Duke, Heath
Nichols Ayd Miller
Muiiderick
State Bond Issue Over Subscribed at Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania's 90 million tax anticipation notes were oversubscribed by fiscal officers opening bids. Thirty-five bids totaling 116.42 million were received. Halsey Stuart and Associates and Doutherty Cochran and Co. each offered to take the full subscription.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Halsey
Stu
Abor War Murder Probe Sparks Philadelphia Slaying
Police investigate the murder of Joseph Gabriel, a business representative for the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, whose body was found behind a car wheel in South Philadelphia Meadows. Investigators seek a motive tied to his labor activities as they pursue clues.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Joseph Gabriel
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
South Philadelphia
Gabrili
Review of Naval Claims for State Compensation
Harrisburg sept 68 a review of all naval claims paid or pending was under way at the state veterans compensation bureau where less than 2 800 000 of the original 50 000 000 Bons bond issue remains to be distributed. Deadline for submission of claims is July 1 1938. Failure of naval records to differentiate between active and inactive service required a rechecking of all ex sailors claims per Lieut Col Walter Hede chief of the bureau. Compensation is 10 per month or major fraction of active service. 736 are removed from Cunard liner Doric after collision near Oporto 40 miles northwest crew of 400 remain aboard.
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United Press Harrisburg
State Veterans’ Compensation Bureau
Military Affairs Department
Walter Hedie
Cunard
All Passengers Rescued From liner Dixie
In Miami Florida on September fifth the Dixie drifted on French Reef after hurricane. Capt B Sundstrom said all passengers and crew were moved to rescue boats and were to be taken to ships gathering nearby. Seventy seven passengers and fifty four crew members were to ride a special train to New York.
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United Press
Miami
Fla
French Reef
B. Sundstrom
Ater
Dixie
Sundstrom
Morgan
New York
Make new effort to avert war in Ethiopian dispute
United States reports that Britain and France prepared to renew a compromise offer on the Ethiopian dispute in Geneva. The Franco British proposal, rejected by Mussolini at Paris, was to form the basis for a conciliation commission under three power sponsorship to avert conflict.
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Geneva
Great Britain
France
Benito Mussolini
Paris
Wiley Teague
Prosecutor Slain as Kentucky War Reignites in Harlan
United Press report from Harlan Kentucky says County Attorney Elmon C Middleton 30 was killed by dynamite as part of the long running coal region feud. Sheriff Tas adore FR Middleton vowed to pursue every clue and identify those who wired the blast to the prosecutor s car. The violence follows months of political and criminal clashes amid martial law and a tense runoff election. Middleton advised Adjutant General Henry M Denhardt and opposed use of the National Guard against the election foes.
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United Press
Harlan
Elmon C. Middleton
Harlan County
Sherif Tasadore FR. Middleton
Atorney
Sinc
Ruly Leffoon
Middleton
Adjt
Henry M. Denhardt
National Guard
Sherif
Harrisburg Board Opens Options on 36 Liquor Store Sites
The state liquor control board announced options on sites for 36 more liquor stores in Pennsylvania. Most stores will be operated as single establishment outlets under the new law granting the board broader discretion in operation. Two weeks earlier the board announced options on 18 sites, the first under the law.
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Harrisburg
Iiser Control Board
Wisl
Frst
Whdér
State GOP keeps hands off Sept primary in Pa
Harrisburg Sept 5 The Republican state committee will not back a single candidate for the state supreme court in the Sept 17 primary. Chairman Harvey Taylor said hand picking would be presumptuous amid a strong field, leaving Stern Eller Patterson and Musmanno in a wide open race for the 1959 19 500 dollar seat with no clear favored pointer from party leadership.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Republican State Committee
M. Harvey Taylor
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Republican Supreme Court
Horace Stern
Philadelphi Tidge Eller W. Marshall
Pittsburgh
Marion D. Patterson
Hollidaysburg
Michael A. Musmanno
G. O. P. High
Democrats to Stage Rallies Across Cities this Week
Democratic organizers plan rallies in Cor ty and Union City within ten days, with invites to candidates and party leaders. Meetings will feature speeches on the state constitution revision and campaign themes, with further program details expected to be announced soon.
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Corry
Union City
Fisng
Biz Democratic
Corty
Unionity
Markets at a Glance Stocks Rise in Active Trading
Markets at a Glance reports stocks fractionally higher with gains across sectors. Bonds remain strong and active as curb stocks move up. Chicago markets show gains. Call money at 1.14 percent, dollar firm in foreign exchange. Grains rise with wheat up 14 cents, corn oats and rye higher. Cotton steady, rubber easy, silver at New York around 65.5 cents per ounce.
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United Press
Chicago
New York
Centennial Methodist Meet Plans Held in Ridgway
Plans for the 100th annual Erie conference of Methodist Episcopal churches have been completed and point to a major gathering in Ridgway. The session, at Trinity church, will be led by Bishop Auvié Wright Leonard with Rev. L. M. Barnard as Ridgway pastor, and attendance includes many local clergy and laypeople.
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Erie
Ridgway
Erie Conference of Methodist Episcopal Churches
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Auvié Wright Leonard
D. D
L. M. Barnard
Grace Church of
Warren
Committee of Ministerial Qualifications
Conference Board of Ministerial Training
William H. Anderson
American Christian Alliance
Gerry Church of
Berry F. Haines
State police called in Penn a mine war clash
Wilkes Barre Pa Sept 5 State police and deputy sheriffs were ordered to the L and Te Coal Company mine today after a clash between 100 strike pickets and workers. Shotguns and pistols were fired during the disturbance but no one was reported wounded.
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Wilkes-Barre
L. and Te Coal Company
New State Banking Board Organizing in Harrisburg
Harrisburg bureau reports the General State Banking Board formed by the 1935 legislature will begin functioning next Wednesday. Secretary of Banking Ty Guther A. Harr announced the call dated September 11. Six applications for permission to open branch offices will be considered at the organization session. no officers will be elected as Harr is designated chairman for the act. Eight board posts are to be filled with Harr as a member. Burgess Threatened in Girardville
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Goweral State Banking Board
Ty Guther A. Harr
Baning
Sentyary
Harr
Banking Induatry
Court of Appeals
Haygead
Banking Department
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