Local Damage Suits Slated Next Week
Two civil suits arising from the fatal crash near Corry involving Patrolman James J. Mulheirn are set for trial at Erie county civil court’s fall term opening next week. The accident on Proctor Hill also involved Leon Brown, John Flanigan, C B Porter, J J Haight and Dr Paul S Weer, with disputed touches between vehicles cited in the forthcoming hearings.
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James J. Mulheirn
Erie County Civil Court
Mulheir
Proctor Hill
Leon Brown
John Flanigan
C.B. Porter
J. J. Haight
Flanigan
Porter
Paul 8
Amos A. Williams
Robert Bolling, Jr
Paul Weel
Sarah Mulheir
Paul
Weed
Bien Kovatelle
Caroline Baeder
Garrett Wiggers
Ruth Treat Starr
Crawford M. Woods Co
Henry Robson
Lyle W. Foster
Arthur Dr. Root
N. Root
Second National Bank of
Seven Escape Injury In Two Auto Mishaps
Two city auto accidents left seven people uninjured and shaken. One Columbus man, Ray Griswold, fell asleep at the wheel but escaped injury as his car left the highway at Smith and Center, striking a residence front, with only the front damaged. In the other crash on Pleasant street, Marian Berry and three sisters plus six others, including Mary Ressler Ruth Blanford and Mildred McElroy, avoided serious harm when their car was side swiped by a vehicle driven by Paul Hawkinson of Jamestown. all escaped with minor bruises.
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Columbus
Corry
Ray Griswold
Erie
Smith and
Center Streets
C.F. Brown
Griswold
Findley Lake
Boward Beyey
Wear Pleasant Street
Paul Hawkinson
Jamestown
Misa Marian Berry
Mabel
Helen
Mary Ressler
Ruth Blanford
Mildred McElroy
Two Killed as Sewer Cave-In Traps Crew
United Press report from Columbus details a sewer cave-in after rain softened earth on Sept. 28. Inspected Sumnel and five workers were buried under soil 20 feet below ground. two died, four remained missing. Names include George Smith and Aaron Frazier among trapped men. rescue teams pumped air as heavier rains reportedly weakened a bulkhead.
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United Press
Columbus
George Smith
S. B. Stephenson
Aaron Frazier
Arthur Powers
Burt Deal
Old Guard Wins Control Of New York State GOP
Rochester, N Y September 29 With the old guard in full control the Republican party led by Robert Moses its gubernatorial designee opened a campaign against the New Deal in President Roosevelts home state The new leadership swept to victory by nominating Moses removing Chairman W Kingsland Macy and electing Melvin C Bat on to succeed him Macy had backed Samuel Seabury and opposed the old guard
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United Press
Rochester
N. Y
Republican Party
Robert Moses
Roosevelt
Moses
W. Kingslann Macy
Melvin C. Baton
Norwich
Macy
Samuel Seabury
Old Guard
Truthee Davison
Bertrand Snell
Joseph A. McGhinies
Milward reads: Sub floats plan to raise Hussar treasure
Milford Sept 29 Simon Lake inventor of a submarine announces a ten day effort to recover nearly 50 million dollars in gold from the wrecked British frigate Hussar sunk in the East River Hell Gate Mud since 1780. His vacuum cleaner device will pump treasure from the hull into barges under a U S treasury contract signed by former Secretary Ogden Mills.
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Saited
Wee Milford
Conm
Hussar
East River
New York
Hell Gate
Simon Lake
Lake
U. S. Treasury Department
Ogden L. Mills
Board to Review Plans for New Vocations School
The Board of Education will hold a special meeting at 8 PM to discuss revised plans for a proposed vocations school to be built on the Hatch building site. Erie Relief Work Division representatives Rummerdale Hollistry and MacGovern will attend regarding relief assistance for Gorey School District’s project.
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Hatch
Board of Editation
Messrs. Rummerdale, Hollistry and MacGovern
Erie
Relief Work Division
Gorey
Oil City Youth Sentenced for Manslaughter
Franklin Pa September 29 Russell A Graham seventeen pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of his father Alonzo A Graham sixty four. He was sentenced to four to eight years in the penitentiary after testimony from neighbors and friends and praise of his conduct while jailed.
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United Press
Franklin
Russell A. Graham
Alonzo A. Graham
Graham
Lee A. McCracken
Herb Beatty
Venango County
Four Engineman Killed in P A R Accidents
A convoy collision on the Pennsylvania Railroad after an abandoned motor car derailed the Gotham Limited. Engineer Harry Tourgee of Chicago died in Fort Wayne after the wreck. fireman B J Gladen was crushed. Mrs Schilling of Convoy and her kin failed to flag the crossing. One engineer died in York as three PRR trains wrecked near the city, injuring two other crew members.
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United Press
Gotham’ Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harry Tourgee
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Indl
B. J. Gladen
Fred Schilling
Schilling
York
Cly
Here
Walter W. Baston
Harrisburg
Baston
Altoona
Tta
Lindbergh case advances as Hauptmann trial eyed
District Attorney Samuel Foley said Hauptmann trial could begin around October 10 as investigators press the Lindbergh kidnapping case. A woman known as Mary would be questioned for possible new information, while ex convict James Bowman and his wife were detained in Chicago. Hans Kloppenberg, Hauptmann’s friend, cooperated with investigators after a gun found at Hauptmann’s home was checked for link to ransom notes. Extradition to New Jersey remains unsettled.
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United Press
New York
Samuel Foley
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Mary
Foley
Oitivials
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Lnter
Fer Lainilady
Englewood
James Bowman
Chicago
Lindbergh Cas
Department of Justice
Hans Kloppenberg
Guneh
John Bowman
Col. Ghapies A. Lindbergh
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Bowman
Firemen Sweep Prizes at North East Carnival Parade
Stanford Hose Company with 140 members led the Corry High School band and the Lieut. Archie W. Thompson Post veterans in a large parade. The firemen won 320 for the biggest turnout and 10 for the best music in Firemen's Day at the grape carnival in North East last evening. Local attendance and parade officials praised the event as very enjoyable.
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North East
Stanford Hose Company
Corry
Ugle Av
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
North Fast
Roosevelt denials shadow Methodist board beer party claim
Washington September 29 White House secretary Stephen T Early denied a New Jersey Methodist Board report that President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted a humorous beer party at the White House. The Atlantic City board claimed the president and first lady set a poor example for youth with a Christmas dance featuring beer.
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United Press
Washington
Stephen T. Early
White House
New Jersey Methodist Board
Roosevelt
Atlantic City
N. J
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Jersey
Wilite House
L. Lb. Hand
Lambertville
Hand
Conference Temperance Board
Prisoner Who Escaped From Waymart Sought Near Scranton
State police hunted Roy Kraehling, 35, of Pittsburgh, who fled the State Hospital for Criminal Insane at Waymart Pa. He was deemed harmless and not missed until inmates prepared for a work detail. He wore a slate suit and was believed to be within miles of the hospital. Walter Schnering, once of Philadelphia, escaped August 23 and remains at large.
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Ry United
Scranton
Roy Kkreahling
Pittsburgh
Waymart
Kraehling
Kreahling
Walter Schnering
Philadelphia
U S Funds Sought for Rural Work Department Programs
Harrisburg reports the State Emergency Relief Board will launch a new work program as soon as federal funds arrive. Executive Director Eric H. Biddle is assembling plans after the program was set to begin September 15. County work division officials and state and federal employment bureaus met to coordinate and strengthen their efforts.
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Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Eric H. Biddle
Pennsylvania
Relief Board
Corryites Chosen for November Jury Service
Three Corry residents drawn for grand jury duty at the November term of Criminal Court. Sheriff Del Darling and Jury Commissioners Horace Bell and Henry Stanczak selected jurors. Grand jury includes Dempsey, William Sweet, Clinton Warner, Chester Kellogg, with Elizabeth Fahey and others from the eastern county named for traverse duty.
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Traverse
E. C. Barnes
Stella Barry
George Gordon
Frank J. Lille
George Patterson
George Stanford, Sr
August Smith
A. J. Webb
R. J. Walmnere
Elizabeth Fahey
Herbert Hodgings
H. L. Lewis
R. P. Miller
Mary O’lone
Mienaat Sullivan
Charles Sturdevant
Union City
Clinton J. Parker
Wattsburg
Stiff sentence for attack on nurse Shaddick
Reed Shaddick, 25, of Titusville, was sentenced to 9 to 17 ½ years after pleading guilty to attacking a 20 year old nurse with a hammer during an automobile ride and then assaulting her. Judge Lee A. McCracken imposed the three counts sentence.
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United Press
Franklin
Reed Shadduck
Titusville
Lee A. McCracken
Shaddick
Shim
Chadduck
New Milk Order Takes Effect in Penn a Oct 1
Harrisburg Sept 29 The Pennsylvania Milk Control Board announces General Order No 17 effective Oct 1. It simplifies price fixing, adjusts regional rates and creates a Scranton milk shed with its own rules. The order endorses base utilization over the old basic surplus system, prohibiting dealers from buying milk under that plan.
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Penn
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Milk Control Board
Scranton
Bradford
Susquehanna
Sullivan
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Wayne Pike
Monroe
Luzerne
Columbia
Schuyl
Drive to Raise Winter Jobs Under New U.S. Board
Washington reports the new national industrial recovery board will push a 36 hour week to lift skilled wages and create work this winter. Under chairman S Clay Waldford, the board faces hundreds of code questions as unemployment nears crisis levels. The plan aims to reduce hours across codes as an emergency measure until spring when the economy recovers.
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New National Industrial Board
Lyle A. Brookover
United Press
Washington
National Industrial Recovery Board
Rooewell
NEA
S. Clay Walfidms
Forte
Hugh
Johnson
Recovery Administration
Code A
Doctor Talks Off Kidnapper in Chicago Hospital Attempt
Dr. Philly Shapiro a surgeon talked rapidly with a would be kidnapper to save a patient near death at Michiel Reese Hospital. The bandit leapt from a taxi to threaten the doctor with a revolver and demanded money and the car. After Shapiro pleaded that his patient would die without hospital care the robber relented and fled with cash and a watch, leaving the surgeon’s car.
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United Press
Chicago
Philly Shapiro
Michiel Reese Hospital
Shapiro
Phil
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