Twenty Years Ago Journal Snippets Mark 1923 Events
From Journal files dated September 13 1923 the week recalls damages lawsuits over a Wallace Crossings incident on the West Columbus crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mrs Eva A Cutting widow of Harold W Cutting seeks damages in Federal Court at Buffalo in November. Also mentioned are family injuries from a Jacksonville Florida car crash involving Mrs Clarence Fitch and her daughter Virginia. Union City hosted reunions for Bard and 111th and 143rd Penna regiments with joint meetings. Captain J D Bentley elected president of the 111th. Camont Steen Sr dies at 15 East Frederick Street aged 71 after two weeks illness. Police Chief Dunkle reports recovering a stolen Studebaker from in front of Mark F Coyle’s home on First Avenue. Plans for Ladies Auxiliary to the A W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to be organized at the Armory. A former Corry girl and Arthur S Nelson from Titusville wed in Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva A. Cutting
Harold W. Culling
West Columbus Avenue
Federal
Buffalo
West Ridge 10 Extend Service Restored to Warren Olean
At Jamestown Saturday the West Ridge bus system announced full service would resume next Friday with two additional daily trips to Warren and a trip to Olean. Authorized by the Office of Defense Transportation, the new schedule returns to the prior mileage basis after last May 27 interruptions. New runs include Warren 9:15 p.m., Jamestown 12:10 p.m., Jamestown 12 noon, Wave Clean 7:30 p.m., and a 5:20 p.m. Warren run replacing the 6:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
West Ridge Bus System
Jamestow
Nxt
Warren
Olean
Ines
Office of Defense Transportation
Pennsylvania
Tough Danes endure, stand proud in war twisted times
A correspondent extols Denmark's resolve and morale in wartime as the nation, surrounded and constrained, resists conquest with unyielding dignity. They stand erect, showing contempt for enemies, and their heroism, shared with Europe, is praised as enduring truth for free men. Virgil’s line frames the reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nave
Meir
Urope
Virgil
Kane Boy Lost As Two Forts Collide Over Score Killed
In a Gulf of Mexico collision near Galveston two Forts aircraft from the Alexandria Army base crashed during a gunnery exercise. All 99 crew members on both planes were presumed killed. Survivors were not found after a Navy search. Among the dead is Richard B. Royer and his mother Ora Belle Royer of Kane, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Boy
Aleandria
Gulf OF Mexico
Galvesta
Colleing
Alexandria Army l
Alexandria
Gulf
Streeant
Richard B. Royer
Ora Belle Royer
Moffitt Avenue
Kane
Garrett Buslink 75 76 of Clymer dies in Jamestown
Garrett Buslink a retired business man from Clymer died Saturday at about 12 10 am in Jamestown General Hospital after six weeks in bed He operated a farm machinery business and ran a creamery at Waterford He is survived by his wife two daughters two stepchildren two brothers and a grandson His first wife Gertrude Wassink died about 15 years ago He was a member of the Abbe Reformed Church and a well known resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Buslink
Clymer
Jamestown
Mi Clymer
JaMestown General
Ruslink
Waterford
Mes 2Billé Eniphulsen Ruuslink
Eillinn LeMon
Rochester
Avalon ‘Tonhaken
Raymond Ralphidsen
New York City
Henry Ruslink
Sher= Mi
Benjamin Ruslink
Fennova
Garrett Lee Mon
Gertrude Wassink
The
Abbe Reformed Church
Germany and its enemies surround the Fatherland
The passage argues that Germany once admired for science and culture has fallen from its earlier prestige after pursuing power through war. It describes how Italy drifted away, and how the Mediterranean and European borders now close in on Germany, with Britain and America approaching as Russia remains to the east. The tone is cautionary and reflective about consequences of aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Emne Hitler
Italy
Boo
Russia
Britain
America
Bricker Proposes One Six-Year Term for Presidents
Ohio governor Bricker, a leading GOP figure, calls for a constitutional amendment to limit the president to a single six year term. He notes repeated unsuccessful attempts and the strain of seeking reelection, stating most presidents aim for popular approval and another term. He contrasts with past one term scholars and the history of reelection attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
Ohio
Njurs
Ruatings
Gayer
Wilson
Polk
Hayes
Crosby Lab Aims to Turn Axis Ideas Into War Tech
Pasadena based Crosby brothers fund a public ideas lab turning sketches into military uses. Army technicians guide units at the Crusty Research Foundation near Hollywood as projects shift from impractical prototypes to potentially useful devices. Praeger notes most gadgets are dismissed, but some become market ready or make royalties for inventors and the foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Handsarei
Pasadena
Calif
Crosby
Lurima
Bob
Larry
Bing
Army
Edisons
Crusty Research Foundation
Sife
H. Lloyd Praeger
Menkeen
Praeger
Prager
Thomas Bussler
Wheelersburg
Ohio
Yackers and Cohsull
Stost
Foundation
Spider web signaling and Trinidad fruit color note
The article likens the transmission across spider strands to a telephone network and notes a Trinidad orange is green marbled with yellow and unsalable due to skin. It mentions a germ bird as army slang for a soldier quarantined for illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
United States Army
Daily Dozen Malaria Facts for Soldiers and Civilians
The piece notes malaria affects 80 percent of troops in Bataan and 2,000,000 chronic cases exist in the United States. It explains malaria weakens the body by altering blood, overworking vessels, causing oxygen shortage and anemia, and increasing vulnerability to other diseases. Quinine and atabrine are used to combat it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigtty
Bataan
Trent
United States
1930s steel use shifts from auto to shipbuilding
The article notes that in 1930 the automobile industry consumed about 16 percent of the year’s steel while shipbuilding used about 2 percent. It states that today roughly one in five tons of finished steel goes to shipbuilding. It also mentions Poland’s population growth relative to Britain and a miscellaneous line about flags over the capitol.
How's Your I Q Quiz Questions From Page Six
A quirky quiz asks seven questions on topics from government to geography. It includes who holds a high office, nationalities of famous painters, true false validity of US dimensions, sentence correction, a Civil War or war reference, European capitals, phrases with animals, Ireland mauve wakes, and metal money history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Mackenzie King
John Singer Sargent
United States
Tarael Putnam
Sofia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Ireland
Alastea
Texas
Act to Eliminate Tar Settling Pit Menace
State investigators probe death trap tar pits at the abandoned James Chemical plant in Bash Kane after a near fatal incident. Fire Chief John Valenti and state police official Sergeant W L Gibbons review options to fence off or otherwise reduce the hazard of a 60 by 30 foot tar settling pit along the sewer path.
Old P R R Roundhouse at Kanes Condemned
Kan, Sept 13. An emergency order condemning an old round house built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in World War I and now used as storage by Marpsta Motors was reported. Augie Marasco, owner, says he has not been advised yet and plans repairs to continue storing alito mobiles. Marasco reportedly leased the building from Louis Runonowith, who acquired it from the railroad. He has about 35 cars stored there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
Issurinee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Marpsta Motors
Augie Marasco
Alito~mobiles
Marasco
Louis Runonowith
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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Doomsday Book
Clarence Fitch
J. H. McCabe
Fork Place
Virginia
Jacksonville
Fla
Bard
Union City
J. D. Bentley
111Th Regiment
Camont Steen, Sr
East Frederick Street
Harrisburg
Dunkle
Titusville
Mark F. Coyle
First Avenue
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. W. Thompson
Veterans of
Woreen Wars
Regula
Fost
Fovmer Corry
Arthur S. Nelson
M. H. Parsonage
H. H. Tarr
West Ridge
Hoommel
Crooner
Bing Crosby
Idea Lab
Axis
Hi del Man
Nevada
Argentina
Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Poland
Great Britain
Capitol
Washington
I. Q
P. R. R. Roundhouse
Kanes
MI Boy
Kellogg's Rice Krispies
Haxton
ARGO
Franklin Street
Quitamins
Se Urs
Center ST
Gorry,pa
Politica
DELL
Corry
Dell Darling
Sioner
Defi Darling
Darling
Mead Park
Corry Hospital
Cor- TV
Court House
Delt Darlius
HK Patanic
Iwrning Athey
Bes
C. F. Ceili Price
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