Child Struck by Bullet in Crib in Ridgway
Four month old Ruth Hooven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Hooven of McClelland street, was seriously wounded Thursday morning when a high powered rifle discharged in the kitchen. The bullet pierced her right shin and abdomen area, exited the left thigh and dropped into the diaper after traveling through the dining room and a parlor furnace lining. The rifle, a 20 Springfield 06 cal, had been recently purchased by the father and discharged while he adjusted it in the kitchen.
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Ridgway
Ruth Hooven
Ray Hooven
McClelland Street
Funeral of Mrs Grover in Wesleyville and Corry
Funeral services for Mrs Sara Ann Grover 83 of Wesleyville were held Thursday. Services were at her daughter Mrs Richard Akam’s home and at Corry Methodist Episcopal Church. She is interred at Fine Grove cemetery Corry. Survived by daughter Mrs Nelson Dimick eight grandchildren two sisters and four brothers. Bearers included William Akam Perry Akam Charles Akam and George Akam. Out of town attendees listed from Wesleyville Ashtabula Little Valley N Y Meadville and other areas.
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Rie
Sara Ann Grover
Wesleyville
Richard Akkam
Rose Avenue
Corry Methodist Episcopal Church
Bome
Fine Grove
Corry S. Graver
Corry
William S. Grover
Adam
Nelson Dimick
William Akam
Perry Akam
Charles Akam
George Akam
Rail robberies cost U.S. railways over 476 thousand in 1942
The American Railway Association reports robberies cost the nation's railways 476246 dollars in 1942, the highest figure since 1920s losses. The record shows prior peak at 512726047 dollars in 1920.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Pitt Center to Open at Warren
Warren center at the University of Pittsburgh plans fall term classes at 4 and 7 o clock each Tuesday with full time university staff. First class starts next Tuesday with English writing general psychology American novel and a graduate course in education taught by Prof John Harbaugh and Prof Sigrid Osburg. Registration available at the first class.
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Warren
Warren Center
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
John Harbaugh
Sigrid Osburg
New Agreement Aims to End Friction in Mine Fields
The proposed pact covers eastern Kentucky and northern Tennessee. It grants blanket union recognition in affected fields and bars strike action during suspensions. A three man Mine Workers committee settles disputes, with a two and two operator worker board and umpire referral if needed. It sets eight hour days five day weeks, wage terms, paid check weighman, and age 17 restrictions for tool boys. Operators retain hiring and firing rights but face bans on discrimination over safety and union issues.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
United Mine Workers
Baye
New Program 10 Help Farmers and Needy
The White House announces a new program to aid farmers and the needy funded by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and the Federal Relief Administration. It will proceed alongside existing relief efforts with safeguards to avoid disrupting production and distribution while removing market surpluses.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Federal Relief Administration
White House
Massachusetts Richest City Newbiisport Claim
In Massachusetts a city is labeled the richest, with Newbiisport highlighted as the leading area in wealth. The report notes high property values and concentration of affluent residents, contrasting with surrounding towns.
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Massachusetts
Newbiisport
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Seyi
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Valve
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