Feud flares amid disputes on Marion Street
Reading through Erie county records, a long running feud between two Marion Street families resurfaces as neighbors clash over a fire, police called to calm tempers while officers urge settlement through legal channels. Real estate transfers include Morgan to Thompson and Goss to McGinnis in Warren. Weather outlook calls for partly cloudy warm days with isolated storms midweek. Three men acquitted in Erie County cases. local voters in Crawford County weigh Republican and Democratic nominations. minor arrests for forged checks and street disturbances. Oakview Park to close as owners plan splits for cabins and camps. Mayor race in Titusville narrows to Hoenig amid a three candidate contest. Titusville bus routes seek state approval. Moonlight train rumors denied by Pennsy. Preschool clinic set for Thursday. city to host clinic with Legion Auxiliary. Pennsylvania Telephone crews install underground cable housing along West Park Place to West Smith Street.
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Marion Street
Gromyko Attacks U S Atom Policy at UN Session
Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Gromyko charged that the United States seeks to undermine international atomic control while claiming peace aims in the UN Atomic Energy Commission. He urged the U S to align actions with its stated proposals as the commission debated its second report on global atomic oversight. Separately, a public obituary notes the sudden death of Mrs. Huth E. Drace in Franklin with services held and a long list of mourners attending.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
America
U.N. Security Council
Russia
Poland
Huth E. Drace
Franklin
Rev
A. McEnturfer
Beavers
Prank VanTassel
Edward Brigham
Lutton
Donald Lutton
Paul Crowell
William Birchard
George Nelson
Earl Turner
Talerment
Mc Pine Grove
Two Are Kiled In Mine Train Crash Near Portage
Two miners, Francis Bender age 25 and John Wayne Bendyak age 24, were killed when a mine train crashed at the A. Hughes Coal Co. No. 10 mile near Portage. Several others were injured as rear cars buckled at the mine root, sending a derailed section into the crew.
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Johnstown
FA. Bey
Pear
Snothestown
A. Hughes Coal Co
Portage
Francis Bender
Jamestown
John Wayne Bendyak
Portune
Okay 31 Companies For Non Scheduled Air Hops
Washington Sept 10 1930 Thirty one Pennsylvania companies receive Civil Aeronautics Board letters of authority for non scheduled air service. These carriers may fly passengers or cargo without fixed schedules within the United States and to possessions, but cannot carry passengers to foreign countries after today while cargo and some passenger flights to American possessions continue.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Civil Aeronautics Board
Cate
Puerto Rico
Amy Rwyo
Cuba
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Ani East Main Street
Vilvers
Erie County Court House
David G. Morgan
Charles A. Thompson
Pleasant Street
Gladys M. Goss
Walter O. McGinnis Ax
East Prederick Street
Sas
Erie
Crawford County
Oliver Lomax
Buffalo
Herbert
Mansiuehler
Mook
Repub
Dwo
James
New York
Damies
East Congress Street
Thompson Mill
Washington Street
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Warren
Liberty Realty Corp
Antonia Avellino
Brie
Kane
Oakview Park
Conewengo Creek
Warren and
Russell
Ownas
Edgar Labson
Iage
Republica
Pete J. Hoenig
Titusville
Hoenig
John Fehren
Beste
Clifford Patterson
Kerbert G. Whiting and
Ralph Bally
Waynesburg
Ltate Public Utilites Commission
Titusville Coach Lines
Hare
Pennsylvania Railroad
Huffal
Pittsburgh
Til Road
Pennsy
Harrison Curtis
American Legion Auxiliary
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
West Park Place
West Smith Street
North Center Street
Wilcox Grocery
Crisco
Maxwell House Coffee
Pillsbury
U.S
S.A
Equator
Bill Wilcox
Frank Bliss
N. Center St
Dial
Bond Street
Enos
Yardley
Max Factor
Jergens Lot
Amelia Pond
Tweed
Vitalis
ABC
Ae Enol
Naylon
Lastron Everon
Unicaps
Abdol
Squibbs C.L.C
Sparro
NORT
Fed
Lady's Longlaws
Famiores Label
LEED
Center St
Send
Diemase
Paar
al Atic
Akin
Leahy
Bel
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