Three Pulaski Men Accused in Theft of Heifer
Three Pulaski men faced charges of theft and burning after a heifer disappeared from a home on the Pulaski Way. Officers traced the incident to the suspects John Cogr, John Soles, and Jack Clegg, who were arrested and jailed while awaiting trial. Evidence indicated the heifer was killed and the house set ablaze, with search efforts continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McCullihit
Pulaski
Weneal Wilson
Fi McClenahan
Cogr
John Soles
Woo
Jack Clegg
Pilaski-New
Wilming
Tely
Philadelphia
Shields
U.S. A
Marty Hlopman
Australia
Tenn
Wilmer Allison
Reur
Ellsworth Vines
Lefl
John van Ryp
West Pittsburg Lad Injured In Fall
A six year old child of Mr and Mrs Joseph Camerot of West Pittsburg was bruised in a fall. The incident occurred in the West Pittabare area and involved minor injuries to the youngster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pittsburg
Joseph Camero
West Pittabare
Boy Climbs From Moving Grocery Truck In West Pittsburg
A boy slipped into a Joseph Butera grocery truck during a morning route in West Pittsburg. After the vehicle started he jumped off near Camerat home, tumbling onto West Street. He suffered bruises and cuts and was treated at a doctor’s office. the full extent of injuries is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Butera
West Pittsburg
Jaco Kie
Uestreet
West Pittsburg Class Graduates at Evening Diploma Ceremony
West Pittsburg public schools held eighth grade graduation with diplomas presented by Superintendent J C Syling. Event featured invocation by Rev T C Henderson salutatory by Robert Snodgrass, class colors George Banko, poems by Stephan Kas, a solo by George Banko, and a valedictory by Sharlene Buchanan. Delegates included Elizabeth DeGenova and Ralph Santangelo among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pitsburg
Tivelva
J.C. Syinge
T. C. Henderson
Robert Snadcrass
George Banko
J. C. Syling
Stephan Kas
Chuss
Sharlens Buchanan
Rey, T. , Hender
Ong
Erie Value
Elzabeth DeGenova
Sharlene Buchanan
Frank DeAngelo
Ansela Papi
Ralph Santangelo
James Pa~it
Steve Ives
Hans Fisher
Tullio Clonni
Robert Snodgrass
Thirteen Day Novena Begins at St. Vitus Church
Last night preparations for a thirteen day novena to St. Anthony at St. Vitus Church were described by Rev. Michael Vitale of St. Lucy's. The novena opens tonight with Rev. Fr. M. Vitale preaching on St. Anthony of Padova and continues every other night until the feast on June 13. The shrine is decorated with lilies, mowers, and candles, with relic kissing each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony
St. Vitus
Michael Vitale
St. Lucy's Church
Grenovena
M. Vitale
St. Anthony of
Padova
Crowning Of May Queen At St Vitus Church
A large throng attended the Crowning of the May Queen at St. Vitus church during Corpus Christi services Sunday evening. About 150 girls appeared in procession with bouquets, led by Rev. Fr N DeMita who crowned the Queen of May, who then crowned the Blessed Virgin. The ceremony featured English and Italian sermons and a Blessed Sacrament procession ending with benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vitus Church
Fro N, DeMita
Anthony Donnaselli
Fr N. DeMita
Gid
Tin
Elizabeth Tardelli
Delores Jean Mariana
Marie Amadio
Rose Faraone
Frances CowWo
Charlotte Leonardi
Theresa Mariana
Frances Gampana
Jean Lalomie
Cora Ammito
Lucil Brent
Tuith
Josephine Torsello
Hope
Margaret Borniglio
Charity
Tris
Deputy Sheriff Arrives From Harlan Kentucky
Deputy Sheriff S R Riley of Har dan County Kentucky arrived here with extradition papers for Henry Kersey of Everett Kentucky at the city police request. Kersey refused to return without formalities and the papers were signed by the Kentucky governor. The automobile brought by Kersey was returned to Kentucky and a deputy’s assistant delivered it. Kersey faces a charge of removing mortgage property outside Kentucky by failing to complete payments on the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Riley
Har Dan County
Kentucky
Henry Kersey
Everett
Riley
Kersey Sil
Riey
Harrisburg
Kersey
Jersey
Man Arrested For Carrying Pants And Lantern In Chicago
A Chicago man was arrested on West Madison Street after officers found him with his pants on his arm and a red lantern in hand. Police told the judge they suspected the man was drinking, a claim they deemed reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Madison Street
Chicago
Cleman
The
Nashville Banner
Rival party chairmen eyed by Farley observers
Political watchers name two contenders for national committee chairs. Janes A. Farley Jr of New York, Roosevelt campaign manager, is seen as Democratic candidate to succeed John J. Raskob if Roosevelt is nominated. Walter Brown of Ohio, a close Hoover ally and Postmaster General, is viewed as the likely GOP successor to Simeon D. Fess as national chairman as the convention nears in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ional Committee
Roosevelt
Walter Brown
Ohio
Hoover
Simeon D. Fess
G. O& Po
Nebraska farmer uses forwarding frame to kill grasshoppers
A Nebraska farmer built a portable electric hairlike contraption to zap grasshoppers menacing his crops. The system used parallel wires on a wooden frame connected to a battery with step-up coils and mounted on a tractor or automobile to deliver high voltage through the field.
Runaway Found After Twenty Three Years In Cal
An orphan who escaped from "The Home" twenty three years ago was found in Watsonville by Constable Gh Cano. The runaway’s identity and current status remain unclear as details are limited in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internatininal News
Watsonville
Cal
Cano
Tolay
Ambition Declines Tax Request in Watsonville Suburb
A deputy constable, serving a Watsonville suburb under Constable Cano, refused a tax request citing lawlessness. The official is Foster Son to the constable, adding a family tie to the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watsonville
Consubble Cano
Man In Greene County Vexed Over Stranded Auto Theft
Thad Rice of Greene County complains after his car was stolen from a snowdrift and left immovable. The incident occurred in Ashtabula Ohio as thieves removed the vehicle, preventing its retrieval by Rice. The report notes his growing frustration with the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Thad Rice
Greene
Somone Har
Fragmented Rural Banter Sparks Sheepish Confusion
A garbled excerpt from a rural dialogue depicts two men near a fire discussing a disturbance. One asks how the trouble started as John reads a newspaper and another fiddles with a lamp. The exchange reveals little coherent narrative beyond a sheepish miscue and muddled recollection.
Poses As Federal Officer But Gets Fined In City
Orlando men Ornataro and Maniten faced Mayor Charles B. Mayne for disorderly conduct and drunkenness. One claimed federal agent status to pressure Jack Henry, leading to a police hearing and a $3 fine for each man. A later fight involving Forniciaro and Henry prompted further police involvement.
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Orlando ‘Ornataro
Jack Maniten
Charles B. Mayne
Eharges
Jack Henry
South Walnee Street
Haney
Cy Police
Northy
Mdnipit Henry
Jeft
Croton
East Washington
M J Young
J. Thomas
Henry
Fornici Aro
Cam Litten
Mayne
Insurance Leaders Visit City Today
RR. R. Lawrence of New York and Michael Eloy of Metropolitan Life visited New Castle and Sharon branch representatives and spoke before the Kiwanis Club about agency welfare and national operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. R. Lawrence
New York
Metropolitan Lifes Insurance Company
United States
New Castle
Sharon
Michael Eloy
Metropolitan
Kiwanis Club
Passport secured for Europe trip by Miss Johnson
Miss Winifred Johnson daughter of Mrs Grace Phillips Johnson of Moody avenue secured a passport at the prethonotary office to visit France England and other countries during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Johnson
Grace Phillips Johnson
Moody Avenue
France
England
Cruelty Charged in Ramsey Divorce Case
Dora Livesay Ramsey filed for divorce from Alber T D Ramsey on cruel and barbarous treatment and indignities. They married in August 1928 and lived together until May 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Livesay Ramsey
Prothonotary's Prece
Alber T D. Ramsey
Salad Appeal Spurs Quick Canned Veggie Dishes
Headly notes reveal canned foods make salads easier with high appeal. Crisp vegetables and fresh frisit are highlighted for a baked ten salad and a mixed vegetable salad, both attracting interest as convenient options.
Meeting to Discuss Flour Distribution in Red Cross Area
A meeting will be held in Hogue on Cour porative to discuss flour supply and distribution. Present supply runs until the latter part of the month and plans for additional assistance will be discussed with Red Cross leaders and local bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Red Cross
Bing
Neloch
Lawrences
Red Cross
Accommodations Ask Aid Via Viate
Fragmentary note suggests an accommodation request linked to Aid Viate, with unclear names or places. The text lacks sufficient details to identify people, organizations, dates, or locations for a full, factual summary.
Neshannock Avenue Child Injury Reported
A fragmentary notice reports a child on Neshannock Avenue injured in an incident. Details are incomplete with no clear identities, location specifics, or outcomes available in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Avenue
Former City Treasurer Roy McMillin Seen at Court House
Former city treasurer Roy McMillin, now with the state revenue department, was in the courthouse on business. The report notes his involvement with auditing and guardianship matters, with unclear details due to the damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McMillin
Fihe Court House
Ruardianshins
My. McMilin
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Robert McClenahan
Market Corner
Mercer and
Grim’s Store
Randolph St
Reliable Credit Corp
Age Gre Spatial
Peiate
Lamng’s Market
West Washington St
Rose Marie Shop
E. Washington St
Eystone Stores
North Mill St
Court St
Harlan
Kimmel’s
the Ladies’ Store
Pirsh Wational Bark
Seabury
Walker
Orand
James Wai
Samuel Seabury
Coston Oil
Wain
Russel T. Sherwead
Sherweed
Vnpama
Hofstadter
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James J. Walker
Nebraska Farmer
John
Nes
Plymouth
Thrift
T—De Soto
Dolge and
Chrysler
DEALE
Ann Wich
Reece
Thor
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Bok
Croton Ave
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