Multiple Traffic and Fire News From Lakewood Area
A string of local incidents includes Mary Flo Twiss, 10, burned by a car near Lakewood. Leon Poster, 97, injured after a curve mishap. John Torrey, Jamestown, left forearm and back injuries from a tipped car near Botth Stockton. A fire at the Arthur Reynolds farm damaged house and buildings. Also noted are local moves, hospital notes, meetings, and community notices across Cory, Ashville, Spartansburg, and surrounding towns.
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Mary Flo ‘Twiss
Lakewood
W. Dole
Panama
Leon Poster
Tionesta
John Torrey
Jamestown
Botth Stockton
Char- Intte Center
Arthur Reynolds Place
Thomas
East Main Street
Glinton Street
Donald Hovey
Booth Center
Reel
Lyle Foster
Lemon Street
Safety belt proposal dominates Americas conference
United Press reports at Panama City on September 25 delegates to the Inter American Neutrality Conference discussed a broad safety zone around the Western Hemisphere. The plan would ban foreign belligerent activity within about 30 miles off North and South American coasts, with a possible joint naval patrol to enforce neutrality. Delegates prepared for a formal decision and a plenary session to advance a consolidated plan. The idea drew collaboration among many nations as a potential new rule of international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Panama City
Jamestown Boy Fatally Injured In Traffic Crash
Salvatore Baggiano Jr aged years, son of Salvatore and Mrs. Baggiano of 63 Franklin St, died after darting between parked cars on Chandler St into a car driven by Charles Bugrao, 31, of 168 Chantiller St. The accident happened at Franklin St intersection. Coroner ruled accidental death. driver not held.
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Ir —Eric
Eugene Maloska
Myrtle Street
Elmet Hospital
Maloska
Dimick
Bastard Street
Hospitl
Keister's
Philip Pear
D. R. Paar
Dagascahonda
Etna
DuBois High School
Clearfield County
Clearfield
Trene Bloom
Gurwensville
W. 2. Wilson
DuBois
Bloat
Lyceum
Keister
Thomas Morrison
Venus
Venango County
Ieali
Ol City
Miriam Louise Smith
A. F. Smith
North East
Marshall Charles Donaldson
Ray Donaldson
St Peter's Liberal Church
William ©. Hankey
Canada
Carter Street
Grifin Manufacturing Company
Erie
Alfred
Michael Bonjlorna
Joh Rossman, Jr
Warren
Stow
Ghachauqua Lake
den Sohwler
Florence McFaydan
North Warren
Jamestown
Richard Smith
Tiniaute
Rossman
Truston
Ettenston
Supl
Salvatore Baggiano, Jr
Salvatore Baggiano
Franklin Street
Chandler Street
Charles Bugrao
Chantiller Street
Samuel T. Bowers
Capacity audience hears Rev McNally sermon at Baptist church
A Sunday afternoon sermon by Rev Dan McNally warned parents about neglect and misplaced focus in modern homes. He cited a prison pal led astray by his parents and urged fathers to balance business with family duties and mothers to avoid social preoccupations. A large Sunday evening congregation welcomed the evangelist.
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Drake
Titusvile
Colonel Drake
Priday Moon
Brookville Hospital
Wyant
New Bethlehem
Summerville
Anl
Joan Carpenter
Townville
Oficer
James Ellsworth
Ellsworth
PTA
John Lavery
Venavigo County
Sugarcreek
Fred A. Creed
Oil City
Leon F. Roberts
Jamestown
Robertsehtry
Harry Erickson
Alfred Larson
Townsendites
Lakewoods Board of Education
T. C. Swarts
Meadville
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Corry
Albert Howard
R. D
Mestvillé
Howard
E. I Fleck
Godranton
Allegheny College
Alice Huntingdon Spalding
Charles W. Ufford
Europe
Tikusville
Julien A. Bryan
Timeville
Warsaw
Koénigsburg
Prussia
G. H. Woods
Titusville
Comny
Pennsylvania
Hotel Riverside
Cambridge Springs
Guford
John W. Himetaugh
The
Baptist Church
Dan McNally
Rev.McNally
Young Republicans to Meet in Philadelphia Convention
Philadelphia hosts the Young Republicans of Pennsylvania convention set for October 27 28 with headquarters opened today. State chairman Frank Hilton of Wyomissing said Philadelphia marked the cradle of liberty for Pennsylvania’s young liberty advocates. G A Beiter of Meadville escaped injury after his car collided with another on route 18 in Greenville Saturday.
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Phila
United Press
Philadelphia
Young Republicans
Pennsylvania
Selvin
Philigteipnia
Frank ©. Hilton
Wyomiye Sing
Hilton
G. A. Beiter
Meativitle
Route
Greenville
Food prices show downward trend after wartime spike
National survey finds retail meat prices easing from September peaks, led by pork and jambe. Sugar and flour largely hold flat with minor declines expected. butter eggs and potatoes show mixed shifts while bread coffee tea and milk stay near prewar levels amid seasonal and drought effects.
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United Press
Yar
Navy plans mass move of west coast units to Pearl Harbor
Washington September 2 The high command is seriously considering a plan to shift many U S Navy units now stationed on the west coast to Pearl Harbor Hawaii for training purges.
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Wateearess
Washington
High Command
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Paebe
Puragges
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Campbell's Tomato Soup
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
Soar
Spiele Diette Tot
Ver Re
Marybelle
Childre
War Paibee
Centerville
Donald Doolittle
F. W. Doolittle
Union Oly RD. I
Corry Hospital
Cory
Lillian Roosen
Clarense Roesch
Spartansburg
Corry ‘Hospital
Golden Links
Methodist Church
Crawford County
Ashville
Wgeinity
Sciota Community Aid
Arthur Miller
Dole
Wilcox Grocery
Paul Allen
New Gistle
New York Central
Polk
Allen
Franklin
WPA
A, M, Litz Shoe Repair
Shine
Henry Alsllo
Johnsonbure
CGC
Croyland Camp
Holly's
George Getty
Brook Yile Chamber of Commerce Board of
Pittsburgh
Roy Lloyd
Robert L. Gardner
Ralph H. Sarasin
Brookville
Ellis Electric Store
Jenny Prngo
St. Edward's
Aiest
J. C. Taylor
East First Suteet
France
Manhattan
United States
S. S. Manhattan
Lanston’s
C. H. Moore
Mw Telegriaa
H. A. Green
Dughter
Marjorie
New York
Green
Eva Moore
Fignklig
Hungary
H. J. Grant DeJean & Cochran's
Icks Ieee Se
Model Dairy Co
Holt
McNally
Camae
Kahn
Washington, D. C
Aute
Law
Chayge Drunlax Brinks
Horsa
Rexall
BEUG
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Leo Celtii
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