Officer shot triggers search for car near Lapice Corners
Police in Corry and northwestern Pennsylvania hunted for a small automobile with Onfo registration plates after an officer questioned three men about a faulty light near Lapice Corners on Route 219 between Kane and Bradford. The patrolman, identified as Richard Baxter, 25, was slightly wounded but resting comfortably in a Kane hospital. The officer, formerly with the Erie detail, had halted the car to check ownership papers. (continued on page 7)
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Richard Baxter
Baxter
Lapice Corners
Kane
Kane Hospital
Erie
Wyoming mine flood toll and rescues in Wilkes-Barre
United Press report from Wilkes Barre details Wyoming Valley flood death toll at least two with $1,000,000 property damage. Four miners escaped after 15 hours trapped 1100 feet underground. a fifth miner remained missing as others sought a surface route. Foreman Raphael Sweeney, 45, led a lone escape attempt.
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United Preas
Wilkes Barre
Wyoming Valley
Ave
Truesdale
Raphael Sweeney
Former Corry Man Injured In Highway Crash
George B. Allen, 83, of 252 West 11th Street, formerly of Corry, was injured in a highway wreck between Erie and Meadville. His left hand was amputated at St. Vincent’s Hospital after his car mangled a diner and struck a Morse store. He was removed by passing motorists and his condition was listed as favorable the next day. Allen had been a frequent visitor to the Odd Fellows gathering in recent years and belonged to Jonathan Tadge.
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Erin
George B. Allen
West 11Th Street
Erie
Meadville
St. Vincent's Hospital
Allen
Andiner
A. G. Morse
Corty
Jonathan Tadge
Woman's Club Meets Tuesday Evening For Further Talk
Another Corry Woman's Club meeting is called for Tuesday evening to continue discussion of the year’s activities. The gathering will be at the club house on Mott Street at 4 o'clock, and all members are urged to attend.
Jean Harlow Weds Third Husband Harold G Rossey
Jean Harlow, famed platinum blonde icon and widow of Paul Bern, reportedly married Harold G Rossey, a 38 year old photographer, after a sudden arrival in Yuma. The ceremony followed earlier life in Los Angeles and New York, with press notes noting Harlow’s high-profile romantic history.
Train 581 Kills Man Near Erie
Rev William Chase a 38 year old former United Brethren minister from Cranesville was killed when his automobile was demolished by train 581 on the Philadelphia Erie line at Sampsons Crossing five miles west of Waterford this morning. He had left home to canvass selling patent medicines. Survived by widow and children. Train crew included engineer A G Kimble of Renovo and conductor George Bribak of Erie.
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William Chase
United Brethren
Cranesville
Philadelphia-Erie
Sampson's Crossing
Waterford
A. G. Kimble
Renovo
George Bribak 4
Erle
Rev P F Haines Returned to Corry Church
Rev Perry F Haines, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church, was returned to the pastorate for another year as announced by Bishop Aone Wright Leonaya at the Meadville conference. The final session marked World Service anniversary and featured a sermon by Rev John R Edwards.
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Perry F. Haines
First Methodist Episcopal
Ward
Grace Churchin
New Castle
W. B. Bartlett
F. A. Winer
Corry’ Church
Kane
Little Valley
Redinger
Corry Castle
Brooit
Spartansburg
Neigh
Union City
H. Bartlett
J. L. Benninger
Waterford
W. J. Bussett
Townville
RF. Howe
Titusville
W- J. Small
North Base
H. J. Mossman
Mili Village
Bomb blast hits Scranton union mine leader
A fourth bomb explosion in Scranton, Pennsylvania, targets labor unrest. Authorities report damage to the home of William Brennan, former president of the United Mine Workers, amid ongoing tensions and police investigations.
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Scranton
Tm Three Minhthy
Wiliam Brennan
United Nine Workers Tewan
Policie
SCHOONER GOES DOWN IN STORM AND DEATHS RISE
United Press reports North Carolina hurricane deaths rising to at least 14 as the coast guard received word the schooner Dale Level with Captain Jones Hamilton and his three sons sank off Carteret county near Beaufort. The storm killed and displaced residents across Dare and Carteret counties, flooding homes and destroying boats with extensive damage expected along the coast.
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United Press
New Bern
N.C
North Carolina
Coast Guard
Pamlico
Dale Level
Jones Hamilton
Nelson
Ralph
Charlie
Beaufort
Carteret County
N. C
Albemarle Sound
Carterat
Sun
Nag
Mpgro
Coast
Mantea
Dare County
Roanoke Island
Sta~io
Eirjah Dixon
Merriman
Herbie Caraway
Hilla S. Delmar
South River
Itty Hawk
Lamson found guilty in child custody fight in Palo Alto
United Press reports in San Jose Calif Sept 18 David A Lamson was found guilty of assaulting his wife Allene. The jury ordered a custody petition for the couple's 11 year old daughter Genevieve Lamson. Attorneys planned appeals as authorities consider the impact of the verdict and the child’s future.
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United Press
San Josh
Calif
David A.lamson
Dle
Allene
Stanford
University Sundlar
Hite Allene
Genevieve Lamson
Palo Alto
Sinci
Margaret Lamson
Lemars
Frank
Thorpe
Lamar
Qaid Hey
Pousenain
Fis
Raize
Lasidere
Alayer
Wiénee
Voters Set to Nominate In Local Primaries
Carry voters head to polls tomorrow to decide mayoral, council and school board races as 2100 eligible voters in the city, with 1221 newly enrolled Saturday, push near total turnout. Registrars worked late Saturday night to finalize the list amid brisk political chatter over Glen Miller as a leading mayoral contender.
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Bunt
Pall Primmary
Glenn Miller
Jhoth
Miller
Primary election call for Corry voters tomorrow
Citizens of Corry are urged to participate in the primary to select nominees for county and municipal offices including Mayor, Councilmen, School Directors and City Controller. Polls open 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. with the primary often decisive in recent years.
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Corry
Preciact
Richard Hurst Is Victim Of Sad Farm Accident
Seven year old Richard Hurst, son of Mr and Mrs Bert Hurst of 212 Marion street, was badly injured when his clothing was drawn into a line shaft connected to a milking machine at his grandparents farm near Wattsburg. He had his leg amputated below the knee after doctors found severe crushing and breaks. He was taken to Corry hospital where an operation was performed and his condition was stated as hopeful after a rough night.
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Richard Hurst
Bert Hurst
Marion Street
Lee Faulkner
Wattsburg
Corry
International wheat advisory commission elects Bingham chair
Robert W. Bingham American ambassador was elected chairman at the first meeting of the international wheat advisory commission. Diverse notes report other international dispatches from London Cleveland and Dearborn on crime politics and hurricane recovery.
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United Press London
Robert W. Bingham
International Wheat Advisory Commission
Johnstown Mayor Cleared of Charges in Family Dispute Case
Johnstown Pennsylvania Sept. 13. Mayor Wddle McCloskey was cleared of charges alleging misconduct. The presiding officer of the city council returned to duties after a 24 hour hospital stay following a dispute on a local pool board. A judge ordered no further action.
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Johnstown
Wddle
McCloskey
City Golineh
Cambria County
Shitrman
Josy
Ihominon
Plede
Gourt
Cyne Mcciogaiee
Peilby
Ives
Howe
Hollie
Jilin H Aiecuma
Tian Seth
Iyi
Roosevelt Ill With Cold Hospital News Dilutes Duties
President Roosevelt is sick with a cold and mild fever, the White House said. Dr. Ross McIntyre directed him to stay away from the Executive Offices for a day or two to speed recovery. Stephen T. Early said appointments would be pared, and the president would conduct business from his study and bedroom. He plans to see Woollen and Roper today.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ross McIntyre
Navy
Stephen T. Early
Strikes threaten Cuban president in turbulent Havana
President Ramon Gray San Martin battles growing disorder as strikes widen across Havana. Students and army units assume local control in many towns while Communist activity surges. Workers at Mabay Sugar Central form a Soviet, with similar efforts at other centrales. Businesses oppose the regime and weigh a planned shutdown over pay demands. The government narrows strikes but faces potential collapse unless stability returns.
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Lawrence
Haas United Press
Havana
Ramon Gray San Martin
Mabay Sugar Central
Gran San Martin
Two Women Hurt As Car Upsets Near Spencer's Corners
A car headed from Saegertown to Warren overturned after a left rear tire blew near Spencer's Corners on the Roosevelt highway. Mrs Emeline Lincoln 78 was seriously injured with chest wounds bruises and shock. her daughter Mrs Guy Woodbury 53 suffered lacerations and bruises but improved. Mr Woodbury escaped unharmed. The occupants were en route to Warren when the crash occurred shortly before 11 o'clock Sunday morning.
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Spencer's Corners
Roosevelt Highway
Emeline Lincoln
Frank Street
Warren
Guy Woodbury
Saeger Town
Lincoln
Corry Hospital
Sperker
Florida Senator Hurt In Auto Crash
Washington Sept 12 Chatr mah Bletchar of the Senate banking and currency committee was painfully injured in an automobile wreck today. He was treated for bruises and shock and taken to his home. The crash occurred when his limousine en route to the capitol collided with a delivery truck. The 54 year old Florida senator was treated by his personal physician who said Fletcher's condition was not serious.
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United Press
Washington
Chatrmah Bletchar
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Vletanie
Honje Atten
Capitol
Florida
Fletcher
Restaurant proprietor jeered for weeks over NRA
In Scottdale Pennsylvania on September 15 a restaurant proprietor, angry at lack of an NRA symbol, opened fire wounding two men before surrendering. A crowd gathered, confrontation escalated. a rifle shot struck a patrolman and a gas bomb was detonated as police tried to quell the situation.
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NRA
Anies
Miain
Stiller
Fauraiman
SaKer
Abbett
Acsit
Local Election Hopes and Key Contenders Stir Voters
Saturday events drew voters and candidates to the polls as Tuesday’s election nears. Incumbents show slight edges in council races while Frank Heath, Frank Howard, John Blatt, and Al Duke rank as top rivals. Charles A. Pain is favored for city controller. Maude Barnes and John Lambing lead for school director posts. Sheriff contenders Ralph McCon and N Dell Darling draw close interest amid citywide campaigning by Tarbeshk Jol Flynn and Dems urging strong turnout.
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Frank Heath
Frank 0. Howard
John A. Blatt
al Duke
Charles A. Pain
Maude Barnes
John W. Lambing
Ralph B. McCon
North East
N. Dell Darling
Erie
Tarbeshk Jol Flynn
Corry Registration Read On Democratic Telecast
Vague fragment describes local election activity and candidates including Mayor Frank T. Wagland and City Council figures. Mentions corps of cadets and sheriff ties, with unclear details about party alignment and timing.
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Neal
Eliye
Rauily
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