Veterans plan invasion at Grape Carnival closing day
World War veterans from the city plan to join the Invasion of North West this afternoon for the closing day of the Grape Carnival. Semi monthly Board of Education meeting slated for Monday evening. Otterbein Brotherhood guests of R H VanTonsel at his camp south of Pittsfield. A fish fry followed the meeting with Arty men and Corry firemen back from duty to North East for the carnival. A kitchen stove fire at Thomas Mulroney’s home on Church street caused minor damage and was quickly controlled.
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North West
Otterbein Brotherhood of the United Brethren In Christ Church
R. H. VanTonsel
Pittsfield
Corry
North East
Thomas Mulroney
Church Street
WPA Plan Promises Jobs for About 100 County Men
County commissioners outlined a WPA program to employ roughly 100 workers in varied roles from laborer to white collar tasks if funded. They noted rust threats to 143,000 dollars in voting machines stored in the courthouse basement and discussed heat storage or insulation options for the storage site, with materials financed by the county and labor by the WPA.
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Erse
Court House
Joseph F. Rogan
WPA
Helen M. Schluraut
Fith Street
Apple Containers in State Must Be Marked
Pennsylvania enacts a law requiring apples packed in closed containers to bear the true variety name, minimum size or count, and the name and address of the packer. Secretary J Hansell French notes the rule is enforced this season to prevent deception and fraud and protect buyers and producers.
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Pennsylvania
Secretary of Agriculture
J. Hansell French
Wrench
Nose heaviness blamed for Post Rogers crash
The Bureau of Air Commerce concluded after investigation that extreme nose heaviness of Wiley Post's airplane likely caused the August 15 Alaska crash that killed Will Rogers and Wiley Post.
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POST
United Press
Washington
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Alaska
Bureau of Air Commerce
Kane Janitor Slayer Admits Other Crimes
SANE Sept 21 The Kane High School building murder by Molson night janitor suspect is linked to four prior robberies. Molson, jailed in the Campbell murder case, admits involvement at a CCC Camp Four post exchange robbery with Walter Reynolds. Hearing at Durant City notes further confessions.
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Molson
Kane High School
Young Molson
William Campbell
West Side
Durant City
CCC
Highland
Walter Reynolds
Kang
B. Stacy
Corifessios
Fire damages two thirds of four story brick building
A Jamestown North Carolina property owned by Blystone and Reynolds suffered fire damage covering about two thirds of the four story brick structure. The loss exceeds 875000 but about 50000 is covered by insurance. The front portion escaped the worst impact, leaving only the outer shell intact.
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Wamege
Mie
Jamestown
N. C
Blystone and Reynolds
Noted Educator to Address State Meeting
HARRISBURG September 23 Minn Catherine Lentoot of the United States Department of Labor Children’s Bureau will be principal speaker at the Pennsylvania State Conference for the Education of Exceptional Children to be held September 27 and 28. Superintendent Lester K Ade announced that general meetings will be half a day and Saturday with sections led by experts, including instruction for the blind and partially sighted and speech correcting. Several hundred public and private school teachers and administrators are expected.
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Harrisburg
Minn Matherine Lentoot
Children's Bureau i
United Staten Department of Labor
Pennsylvania
Lester K. Ade
Hulf Spe
Five Alleged Cattle Thieves Held After Sherman Area Rustling
Mayville September 21 five persons were seized in a grand jury action on grand larceny charges arising from cattle thefts tied to the Hopson farm near Sherman. The Hartrick family from Forsyth and Clifford Kiles of Jenbeck were held. a large stock herd including Jerseys and Guernseys is reported stolen from Hopson Brothers of Westfield. A motorist spotted suspicious activity near the Sherman Ripley road, prompting police to arrest four head of cattle later identified by Hopson. The accused faced Westfield Justice of the Peace R. Powers for grand jury proceedings.
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Mayville
Mid-West
Grand Jury
Hopson
Sherman
Hartrick
Forsyth
Alfred
Mary
Ceresta
Alfred, Jr
Clifford Kiles
Jenbeck
Jerauys
Guernseys
Hopson Brothers
Westfield
Chautaugie County
Plato' F
Sherman-Ripley Road
Atrain
Bofore
Justice of the Peace R. 2
Powers
Hela
Chiukrhs
Hetrick
Frank W. Cran- Sell
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