Start Probe Brib Fire Destroys Union Fish Plant
Fire Chief Michael Leonard opened a waterfront investigation into the Union Fish Co plant disaster at West Canal Basin after a Monday blaze destroyed the facility. He will report to the state fire marshal and to the local department while officials assess the fire’s origin and total losses, which included four tugboats and insured buildings.
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Leonard
United Fish Co
Brib
Michael Leonard
Union Fish Co
West Canal Basin
State Department
Harrisburg
iNAME Delegates to Miners' Convention in Morgantown
Local United Mine Workers unions in Monongahela County will elect delegates to a special District 18 convention in Fair Infant West Virginia. Secretary-Treasurer Van A Bittner said the crisis stems from non union operators refusing to cooperate with the UMW to stabilize the industry. The county has seen its highest tonnage of coal produced since cars were pulled.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Sme ‘Workers of America
Monongahalia
Dist
van A. Bittner
Dist. 18
Fair Infant
Morth
West Virginia
Renesee Methodist Meeting Opens in Bradford
United Press reports Bradford Pennsylvania hosts the 142nd annual Genete Methodist conference of western New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania. About 00 ministers and 290 laymen attend as Rev Ana Wright Leonard opens the meeting. Conference business focuses on young people's work scheduled for tonight.
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Bradford
Genete Methodist
New York
Akron dirigible Alerom to make maiden flight today
Navy air crew of 44 enlisted men and 1 officer under Commander Charles Rosendahl prepared for the first trip of the giant dirigible Akron. Weather favorable, 3 p.m. departure planned, with a triangular course and a two hour test, potential range over 100 miles. The 785 foot long airship carries engines 50 miles per hour cruising speed and 83.5 miles per hour maximum, largest in the world with 328 foot diameter and 6.5 million cubic feet of gas.
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United Press
Akron
Navy
Muude
Charles
Rosendahl
T the
Board of Inspection and Survey
Aia Artes
jWeth
Wrelghe Otay
Mrs. Ivan Smith Installed Legion Auxiliary President
Mrs. Ivan Smith was installed as President of the American Legion Auxiliary at a session in the Municipal Building with Mrs. Ruby Austin installing officer. Officers sworn in included 1st vice president Tobin Neylon, 2nd vice president Mary Jackson, secretary Lloyd Stowe, treasurer Frank Gra, historian Victor Otm, chaplain Anna Orn, sergeant at arms Frank Schrader. The Tri-county council meeting will be in Erie on October 7 with Mrs. Lloyd Stowe as delegate. A social gathering followed at the Stowe home with music and games. Mrs. Austin received a gold slit ab from the auxiliary notes.
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Ivan Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
Ruby Austin
Edinboro
Tobin Neylon
Mary Jackson
Lloyd Stowe
Frank Gra
Vine
Victor Otm
Anna Orn
Frank ‘Schrader
Tri-county Council
Erie
Mrnd
Stowe
Austin
Smith
Homer
Greenville
Locusts’ Long Life Cigulas Reported Insect Record
The true locusts, known as Cigulas, are noted for the longest insect lifecycle. Recent findings state the seventeenth-year cycle holds the record among locust species.
Reformatory Doors Await Young Thief Aids Basen
Bittsburgh Sept 28 Louis Corey 16 is in Allegheny county jail awaiting word from Washington to determine his future placement. He used the name Victor Davis of Wearsarket R Ty and was earlier arrested in Phoenix Arizona for auto theft and sent to an industrial school. He escaped to Greensburg PA and was rearrested on a second auto theft charge in Pittsburgh. His Pittsburgh sentence was suspended and he escaped from Arizona authorities. He was turned over to a U S marshal and now Washington must decide further action as industrial school authorities rejected his return.
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Bittsburgh
Louis
Corey
Allegheny County
Washington
Victor Davis
Wearsarket
Phoenix
Anz
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
Tian
Arizona
United States
Industrial School
Young Woman Freed in Auto Fatality Case
Miss Selma C. Fox of Arnold Maryland was exonerated of all blame in the death of 12 year old Josephine Favorite after a coroner's jury freed Fox yesterday. The child was struck by Fox’s car as she ran across the road after alighting from a Union Township school bus in New Castle Pennsylvania.
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Ries New Castle
Selma C. Fox
Arnold
Josephine Favorite
Fisher's Places of Refuge Mystery Text
Fragmentary OCR-style note references fish, waves, and rocky turrets with gar-like movement. unclear nouns and jumbled phrases make precise interpretation difficult. Likely a partial or corrupted archival snippet requiring context from surrounding pages.
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Annes
Riots and arrests in Pittsburgh alderman’s office
War rants issued for Congressman P J Sullivan, Alderman Luke Sullivan, and others. Thirty arrested or sought after a near riot sparked by liquor raids. Police report gunpoint incidents and tear gas as disturbances broke up at the alderman’s office. Found: a white and tan hound puppy at 30 East Main Street for reward.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
P. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Luke Sullivan
Triad Om
Take Hannan
Alderaisn Sullivan
Luke Hannan
McNsmara
Aldermitn
Algerman
Sullivans
Joseph G. Armstrong
Califme
East Main Street
Durant City Home Wrecked By Bomb Blast
Kane Sept 23 The family of Tony DeCaple escaped injury when a dynamite bomb ripped a portion of their Durant City home early Tuesday. The blast wrecked part of the porch and frame, shattered windows in nearby houses, but none were hurt. State police conduct the investigation. motive unclear, possibly revenge or intimidation. Oyster shells are used for five purposes including lime and road building with shelling as a key use.
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Kane
Tony DeCaple
Durant City
DeCaple
Whey
Hoy
DeCapile
DeCapile, A Middle Aged Man, Stated That As Frag
Polite
Omer
Classified Advertising in The Journal Style Sheet
Multiple classified items listed by category from a newspaper page include notices for obituaries memorials and services plus job and business offers. Entries reference Starr Cemetery memorials in Corry Pennsylvania and a middle aged person seeking a housekeeper with a post box contact and a man seeking investment in an established business with a moderate salary and share of profits.
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Monumenta
Bcuda
Buainesa
Starr
East Washing
Corry
Frank Strain
Master’s Notice in O’Day v Perry 1981 Case
Master appointed by the Court to take testimony in the case O’Day vs Perry No 279 May 1981. Hearing set for October 1935 at 10:00 AM at 1 Cameron Building West Ward Corbin, Pennsylvania. The master will attend to duties at Walter Peake’s office. Moran 10 cents free.
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Perry
Court of Common Pleas
Tie County
Pennsylvania
Walter
L. Peake
Cameron
Wiest
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