Two Dead In Death by Own Action Pact
United Press reports two people found dead in a Brooklyn hotel room in what authorities label a death by own action. A man identified as J Maley contacted a relative from Brooklyn seeking information after the incidents. Police investigation ongoing as officials seek motive and connection between the victims.
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Venango Corporation Reaches Settlement
United Press reports Venango Corporation and Public Service Corporation seeking approval for a contract. Harley D Onrpedido and others faced commission actions. after years of disputes a settlement was reached in the cases before the Superior Court.
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Venango Corporation
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Farrisburg, Pens & Tie Venago Publi Servie Corporation
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Wandering bands in Rompe employ simple theft method
A garbled OCR snippet describes groups in Rompe using a basic scam to solicit money. It mentions a person named Lily, a “Latahotstie” token, and a scheme that urges donations with vague vague actions. The text quality prevents clear detail but indicates staged dishonesty.
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Keen Impelstijerius
Special Music Class Planned by Sisters of Nesey
The Sisters of Nesey at St. Edward's announce a new special music class in Corry after summer at the Mother house in Titusville. The teaching staff resumes duties with nine Sisters from St. Joseph's Academy and visiting instructors from New York. Classes will be one hour with a half hour private lesson. inquiries may be made at the convent or by phone for lesson details and rates.
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Board Approves School Thrift Plan for Savings
The Board of Education formally approves Supt Dewey's thrift plan to inaugurate school savings accounts with a local bank as depository. Students will be allowed weekly deposits with withdrawals only approved by the superintendent and parents, following the Standard Saving Service plan being used in nearby schools.
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Dog Defies Auto Owner on East Pleasant Street
Inte Jeaterdam’s Collie took possession of a car and repelled attempts to enter. The dog held the fort overnight, snarling at officers. Chief Dunikle intervened. after a brief struggle the dog surrendered and fled the scene.
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Hower
Englishwoman Miss Darwin Fails In Channel Swim
In Dover England Miss Jane Dariuin attempted to swim the English Channel at 10:20 PM and after 8 hours 34 minutes and about 12 miles from the French coast she abandoned the effort. Rough seas near the Goodwin lightship thwarted the attempt while rivals Gertrude Edette and Mrs. Slemington Carson had succeeded.
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100 Year Old Woman Jailed for Abduction
Mrs. Kate Smith, age 100, was jailed in Davenport on charges related to an abduction. The case, described as a drunken episode, involved remarks at City Hall and a judge’s arraignment. The report notes her age and prior statements during the incident.
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New York Cera
Enrollment in Corry Schools Reaches 1328 Mark
Superintendent R. B. Dewey reports rising enrollments in Corry public schools with 714 in grade schools, 226 in Junior High, and 28 in Senior High. Opportunity School has 20 pupils now, with steps to reduce to 15 to improve individual attention.
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Jits
Dynamite Lake Search for Body Ends Without Trace
A dynamite blast in Dynamite Lake near Slidery Bay attempted to recover the body of Thomas Sinnett, 29, who drowned while bathing. About twelve boats toiled in the water near the scene, but no sign of Sinnett was found. The search continued into the night with no success.
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Slidery’ Bay
Thomas Sinnett
Ituny
Tn Jo
Pile-Foe Ends Years of Pain in Five Days
A man suffering for years with piles reports lasting relief in five days after using Pile-Foe. He says the product stopped all misery, including itching and burning, and that it worked as guaranteed. The remedy is advertised as a physician’s prescription and sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Cray
Thomas Downey
Betton Crowds Attend Warren Fair Parking Notes
Crowds gathered for the Warren Fair with many noting the large field of machines bearing Pennsylvania licenses. Improved weather aided the third day of the event as hundreds of automobile parties traveled to the city. New York attendees were among the most successful bidders in the state parades.
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