Western Pennsylvanian Hospitals Unite for Bond Issue Support
Northwestern Pennsylvania Hospital Association met at Titusville Country Club with Corry Hospital representatives. Officers named include Howard von Tacky, Fy M. Graff, and Hi G. Mitchell. A public committee and liaison for hospital voters were formed to back the $25,000,000 bond issue slated for November 7.
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C. F. Brown
B. Elston
Corry Hospital
Northwestern Pennsylvania Hospital Association
Titusville Country Club
Titusville Herald
Mtg
Howard ¥. von Tacky
Titusville
M. Gratt
Meadville
G. Mitchell
City
Joseph W Barr
Oil City
Blaine Wineard
Corry
Sidney Blackman
Warren
Arthur L. Bates
A. Ro Osmer
Franklin
Ray Steuber
Joseph Contino
D. Warren DeRosay
F. M. Graff
J. M. Bloss
Mitesville
Messrs. Brown and Elston
J. Speakman
J. P. Cullom
Menaville City
Moaers
Weaver
Prittle
Warren Hospital
Ind
Florence Smith
Titusville City Hospital
Northwestern Association of Hospitals
Workers at Carnegie Steel vote "holiday" action in strike
In Pittsburgh on September 30 United Press reports 70,000 miners to return Monday ending a two week walkout. Carnegie Steel by products plant at Glanton Pa held a morning meeting in an open lot with about 1500 workers voting to take a holiday to pressure recognition of the Amalgamated Association of Troi Steel and Tin Workers. The plant, a U S Steel subsidiary, had been picketed by 4000 Fayette County coal miners seeking a shutdown due to reports of southern coal imports for cooking purposes.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Western
Carnegie Steel Company
Glanton
Two Cent Postal Rate Urged By Postmasters
Postmaster and Mrs. Harry Aver returned from Rochester where the former attended the third annual convention of the National Postmasters Association. Arthur L. Johnson of Rockford was elected president. officers include Hl. J. Entetable Doug ay Ariz and Robert R. Habgood. The meeting discussed postage rate proposals to the postal service.
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National Association
Rochester, N
Harry Aver
Rochester
Asacciion
Herbert
Schmudesicher
Drie
Arthur L. Johnson
Rockford
Tfl
Na Tonal Association
Hl. J. Entetable
Dougay Ariz
O'Wabm
Cleveland
Hi McCarthy
San Prancisco
Podafdant
Robert R. Habgood
Bradford
Necketarys
Peasch Link
Wreck Blame Split Between Erie Railroad and Crews
Coroner Frank J. Hitchcock at Binghamton finds responsibility for the Erie Railroad wreck near Binghamton on September 14 split among the railroad, its crews on train No 8, the Atlantic He- preas milk train, and the yardmaster. Fourteen killed, many injured, due to a collision caused by a combination of operator errors. King of the milk train not fully responsible, but faulted for slightly excessive speed and lack of control.
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Erie Railroad
Binghamton
Sthwage
Railroad Company
Frank J. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
M. H. King
Hat King
Fugitive Suspect Tied to Oil City Burglaries
Corry police and Venango County detectives investigated a transient lodging suspect described as Richard Baker, 26, a confessed burglar recently escaped from Oil City and linked to a dragnet in the region. The man matched the description closely, prompting a county inquiry, though he fled toward Oil City where he was also known to have figured in multiple burglaries.
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Corry
Beatty
Franklin
Richard Baker
ON City
Wile
Venango County
A. Vinit
Alty
Weirton Steel Plans Settlement Talks With Worker Committees
Weirton Steel Company will seek settlement of the strike at three plants through committees of its employees. EF. T., Weir, chairman of the board, said in a statement released in Pittsburgh on September 30.
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Weirton Steel
United Press
Pittsburgh
Weirton Steel Company
EF. T
Weir
Northwestern Pa Banks Ordered to Reorganize and Reopen
State Banking Department announced actions on banks in northwestern Pennsylvania. Eighteen banks are under operating limitations pending approved reorganizations and may reopen once plans go into effect. Thirty-five banks received extensions to complete reorganizations by December 1. Fifteen banks face liquidation. Banks with approved plans include Linesville State Bank Linesville and Peoples Savings and Trust Company New Castle. Extension lists include Bank of Brust Trust Co Brookville Title and Trust Co Brookville Golonal Trust Co Farrell and Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co Warren. Banks to be taken over include American State Bank Belchist Company Coradnolis State Bank Corapolis.
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Pennnsylvania
State Banking Department
Unil
Linesville State Bank
Linesville
Peoples Savings and Trust Company
New Castle
Bank of Brust Trust Co
Brookville Title and Trust Company
Brookville
Golonal Trust
Company
Farrell
Warren Savings ‘Bank and Trust Company
Warren
American State Bank the Belchist Company
Coradnolis State Bank
Coraopolis
Woman Paroled in Insurance Fraud Case
Fittsburgh report states Coraopolis resident Wilthin Dadie Buford pleaded guilty to defrauding the United States of about 10,000 dollars in war risk insurance after the death of her husband in an Ambridge auto accident. Investigators found the name matched with a white man still living in Virginia and Buford returned 6,789 dollars to the government.
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United Press
Fittsburgh
Wilthin
Dadie Buford
Negress
Coraopolis
United States
William
Ambridge
William Blake Buford
Richmond
Buford
Steamer Rescues 50M Storm Area Amid Bus Regret Shake
A steamship rescued fifty million storm damaged area residents as a school bus operator lost registration amidst chaotic scenes near Vern Grus. The rescue followed a violent weather event sweeping the eastern Trimnplen region, with injuries and power disruptions reported. Local authorities and the state labor department investigated the bus operator’s regulatory lapse while responders aided stranded civilians.
Oklahoma City kidnappers found guilty in Urschel case
Seven defendants were found guilty today in the kidnapping of Oklahoma oil millionaire Charles F. Urschel. Among the convicts are Hervey J. Bailey Albert L. Bates R. G. Shannon and wife Mrs Shannon Armo of Paradise Texas and Clifford Skelly and Barney Berman of St Paul Minnesota. Other St Paul men were involved according to United Press.
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Sam U. Hales
United Press
Stall
Oklahoma City
Ohia
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma
Hervey J. Bailey
Albert L. Bates
R.G
Boss) Shannon
Six Defendants Convicted in Luer Kidnaping Case
Edwardsville Sept. 20 All six defendants in the August Luer kidnaping case were found guilty by a Madison county jury. Three received life terms including Mrs Lillian Chessen 51 alleged collaborator in a $16 000 ransom demand. Randstene Norvell 33 Bast Staamblae and Percy Michael Witzzeraid 39 St Louis ex convict also drew life terms. Mike Musiala 49 owner of a St Clair county farm where Luer was held was sentenced to 20 years five years each were given to Charles Chessen 67 husband of Mrs Chessen and to Christ Nikola Gitcho 65 Madison II grocer in whose basement Luer was held for hours after the abduction.
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Edwardsville
Luer
Madison County
Lfe
Lillian Chessen
Randst Ene Norvell
Bast. Staamblae
Percy Michael Witzz
Acquittals in Urschel Kidnapping Conspiracy Case
Ronick Sam Werberg and Isadore Blumenfeld were acquitted. Five St Paul men faced charges in a didwapping conspiracy tied to part of a 7.2 million ransom, with Bailey and Bates named as leaders alongside George Kelly and wife. The Shannons provided farm support as the case unfolded. Sentences were postponed a week to allow new trial motions and appeals.
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Ronick
Sam Werberg
Isadore Blumenfeld
St. Paul
Urschel
Bailey
Bates
George
Jla
Love Tryst Hold Up Gang Arrested in Greensburg
Police in Greensburg arrest a group described as a Love Tryst gang after a series of alleged highway robberies and attempted assaults in Armstrong and Westmoreland counties. Investigators say the suspects targeted motorists on rural roads near Fohmétown and Casitri opasty, with possible ties to a larger organized crime ring.
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Unnea
Greunsburg
Dohndip
Nolawp Rang
Thaurrosti
Abe
CIA
Weetmorelang
Armstrong
Inekumy
Sampel
Motorann
Waakecoil
Bersuph
Fohmétown
Eacey Herrin
Aml
Tidote
Alexamerin
Irdeari
Big Parade to Feature Vets Rally Tonight
Corry hosts hundreds of World War veterans for a Northwestern Councils of the Veterans of Foreign Wars rally. A parade will move from the VFW Home along First Avenue Pleasant Street Maple Avenue to Washington Street. Luncheon at St Edwards Hall includes welcome by Mayor England, then a council meeting and entertainment. 400 to 500 visiting veterans from eighteen posts are expected with James Van Zandt and Henry Grab anticipated.
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Corry
Coun
Council of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
W. F. WV
West Washington Street
Corry V
V.K. W
First Avenue
Pleasant Street
Pleasant
tysGenter
No Center
Ipa Apaimcreagig
Maple Avenue
Washington Street
V. E.W
St. Edward’'s Hall
James van Zandt
Henry Grab
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kelly Henchman Nabbed in South
Memphis police report Hart Austin, associate of George Machine Gun Kelly, arrested in Charlotte North Carolina. Authorities say Austin and Kelly were longtime crime partners with a Memphis start to their careers and Austin was found with a machine gun.
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Kelly Henchman
United Press
Memphis
Tenn
Hart Austin
George
Six Corry Boys Sign For CCC Boots Onboard
Six Corry youths have been selected to report to the State Armory at Erie Monday for examination prepatory to departure for a Civilian Conservation Corps training camp. Ivan Downey, David Hand, Raymond Piecrite, George Stanford and Chester Paul are named. a sixth will be announced later. Some youths plan to reenlist, others return home next week.
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Corry
Forest
Campu
Civilian Conservation Corps
State Armory
Erie
Ivan Downey
David Hand
Raymond Pieclritlo
George Stanford
Chester Paul
Three Thieves Face Hearing in Warren County
Sheriff Ritchie returned to Warren County with Clarence Bemis Charles McDonald and James Parkhurst who confessed to thefts around Warren and Spring Creek. They admitted stealing from Grandheim's Confectionery Store and road equipment tar and gasoline from contractors and highway department. Authorities say most crimes were in Warren County and plan to arraign them today for larceny charges.
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Robert Ritchie
Warren County
Clarence Bemis
Near Spring Creek
Charles McDonald
Warren
James Parkhurst
East South Street
Corry
Spring Creek
Parkhurst
Bemis
Delbert Lundquist
Porter Weber
Spring Street
McDonald
Lloyd Ruppersburger
Grandheim
Corry-Spring Creek
Highway Department
Ritchie
Way for peace in coal fields bridges steel mine code
President Roosevelt approved an agreement placing mines owned by steel companies under the coal code. It aims to reemploy about 100,000 workers by tying captive mines to the code and standardizing hours and wages with other operators. The move ends a strike affecting western Pennsylvania and possible spread to other coal regions.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Iron and Steel Coe
White House
Donald Richberg
NRA
Colli
Sef
Stephen Werty
United Mine Workers
Corry Residents Drawn for Jury Service
Three Corry residents have been drawn for jury service at the county court term. One hundred others were drawn for service at this term, with officials noting several important cases on the docket.
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Corry
Naval Ber
Frask Hart
Ace Bell
Atawemt
Lea
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