Two Motorcycle Patrolmen Die In Erie Crash
In Erie Pennsylvania two Peninsula park motorcycle officers William Paradine 25 and George Kruth 30 were killed in a head on collision on the Peninsula highway early today. Paradine a Princeton senior to finish summer duties and return to the university. Authorities probing the crash. Morrison suspects Paradine may have been pursuing a speeding motorist.
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Erie
Peninsula Park
William Paradine
George Kruth
Paradine
Princeton University
The
Park Police
W. L. Morrison
Secret wife of Bern found in California river search
Dorothy Millette is identified as the missing “phantom bride” of Paul Bern. Her body was recovered in Georgiana slough near Walnut Grove after disappearing Sept 7 from the Delta King river boat. Edward J. Sullivan confirms the identification at the Sacramento morgue.
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Sacramento
Dorothy Millette
Paul Bern
Los Angeles
Edward J. Sullivan
Plaza Hotel
San Francisco
James Garlick
Sacramento River
Walnut Grove
Sullivan
Jean Harlow
Georgiana Slough
Missing Woman Believed Slain Dragging Pond Probe Continues
Edith G Dubois of Raintree Mass and Tuckahoe N Y vanished in August. Police suspect foul play as divers search Great Herring pond for her body while her husband jeweler Charles E Dubois faces questions over conflicting disappearance stories. Evidence including a stained mattress and canvas in the Dubois camp home fuels the case.
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Edith G. Dubois
Raintree
Mass
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Charles Edwin Dubois
Mrs. Dubois
Dubois
Great Herring Pond
Personalities At Legion Convention In Portland
At the American Legion convention in Portland Oregon Miss Audry Hoglum 18 of North Dakota drew attention as drum majorette wearing a dress encrusted with 12000 rhinestones presented by a Paris jeweler Former Secretary of War Josephus Daniels was welcomed on arrival Miss Francis Kanzler queen of Rosaria presented her At the event Hanford MacNider former legion commander and ex minister to Canada shared a laugh with Mayor George L Baker MacNiders later visit was cut short by illness in his three children.
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American Legion
Portland
Ore
Audry Hoglum
Josephus Daniels
Francis Kanzler
Rosaria
Hanford MacNider
the Legion
Canada
George L. Baker
MacNider
Succop Verdict Is Sustained in Part at Butler
Mayor Charles H. Kline of Pittsburgh walked free after Judge Thomas D. Finletter threw out Kline's malfeasance conviction. Bertram L. Succop, former supplies director, had 28 of 29 counts upheld. he received a one year jail sentence, and his counsel announced plans.
Prolific Tomato Plant and Vandalized Boxes Noted in Unionship
Eugene Sheridan of West Washington Street extension in Unionship grows a remarkable tomato plant with 95 tomatoes ripening. vandals pushed cement flower boxes from the East Washington Street bridge into the Neshannock. Troop F horse Mickey was struck by a car near Covert Station road, losing a small patch of hair.
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Eugene Sheridan
West Washington Street
Union Ship
East Washington Street Bridge
Neshannock
Mickey
Troop F
Covert Station Road
Daily Weather Report for 9 AM Statistics
U S weather statistics show for the 24 hour period ending at 9 o clock this morning a maximum temperature of 84 and a minimum of 52 with no precipitation. River stage stands at 3.4 feet. For the same date last year the maximum was 89 and the minimum 72 with no precipitation.
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U. S
Neshannock Pupil Admissions Set After Board Accord
Neshannock township pupils are admitted to New Castle senior high school today after a lengthy conference among the boards and attorneys. Admission is conditioned on timely monthly tuition payments totaling about 8000 dollars in back debt, with notes for 1300 dollars from last year and further action planned to secure funds. A bond issue to cover the back tuition was discussed but not sold, and state officials previously intervened.
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Neshannock Township
New Castle
Braham and Coban
William J. Moffatt
Lawrence County
Graham
New Castle Board
Neshannock
State Department of Public In
Jurist Cuts Own Salary in County Charity Plan
Judge Watson R. Davison of Franklin County Court announces a 10 percent salary cut from his $10,000 annual pay. The $1,000 saved will be donated to county charities, with $50 monthly via the probation office and the rest through county institutions, noting commissioners lack power to alter a jurist salary.
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Chambersburg
Watson R. Davison
Franklin County Court
Davison
Robingson Dies Suddenly Noted Real Estate and Insurance Man
Charles C. Robingson a longtime local real estate and insurance figure died suddenly at about 9 30 p m in his home 125 East Lincoln avenue He was known for philanthropy especially support for the Margaret Henry Home for Children and had been in poor health recently
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Charles C. Robingson
Lincoln Avenue
Margaret Henry
Robingson
Monaca students end strike over football hazing incident
In Monaca Pennsylvania the student strike over eight suspended football players for hazing freshmen ended after a meeting with Dr. I H Todd and the school board. The eight players will face Ambridge on the gridiron Saturday. Alumni and parents helped settle the dispute and petitions were signed.
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Monaca
Monaca High School
Dr. I. H. Todd
Ambridge
Maine goes sane and the post offices follow
Special to The News reports the political mood in Maine as election rhetoric heats up. References to Hoover, Roosevelt, and Sanders show national concern with the 1930s campaign climate and re election prospects. The piece notes the shift in public sentiment and the impact on party prospects.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Maine
Wall Street
Hoover
Everett Sanders
Roosevelt
Rev John F Black Dies Suddenly In Erie Conference
Rev John F Black 70 former district superintendent and Albion M E pastor died in Buhl hospital after a stroke on opening Erie Conference sessions. He served 40 years in the Erie conference with posts at Reynoldsville Kane Northeast Mahoningtown Mercer. Survived by wife three sons a daughter and one sister. Funeral set at Northeast M E church with burial in Waterford Pa.
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Sharon
Erie Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church
John F. Black
Albion
M. E
Buhl Hospital
Black
Reynoldsville
Kane
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Mahoningtown
Mercer
Erie Conference
Northeast Lodge
New Castle
Northeast M. E. Church
Waterford
Legion Plans Call for Prohibition Repeal and WWI Bonus
The American Legion meeting in Portland demands repeal of national prohibition laws including the Volstead act and seeks immediate cash payment of the World War bonus. The group also backs repeal of the eighteenth amendment and moves to push required legislation to the states.
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William K. Hutchinson
Far East Warning From Manchukuo Premier
Hsieh Chieh-shih of Manchukuo warns the United States not to meddle in Far Eastern affairs after a treaty with Japan binds the two governments in mutual protection of their Orient interests. He claims independent states may cooperate to promote peace, appealing as Stimson’s policy is challenged by Japan.
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Manchuria
United States
Hsieh Chiehshih
Manchukuo
Japan
Hsieh Chieh-Shih
Sum Gon
Stimson
Far East
League of Nations
Brothers Will Wed Sisters From Girard Area
Two brothers planned to marry two sisters from Girard Pa. Margaret Toll, 28, and Genevieve Toll, 24, procured licenses at the Erie county courthouse but did not set wedding dates. Elmer J. Blitz, 28, of Avon Pa., will wed Margaret, while Julius J. Blitz, 23, of Fairview Pa., will wed Genevieve.
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Erte, Pa
Girard
Margaret Toll
Elmer J. Blitz
Avon
Genevieve
Julius J. Blitz
Fairview
Erie County
Frushour Promoted to Terre Haute Railroad Post
Superintendent H T Frushour, who led the Erie and Ashland division at New Castle for 3 years and 3 months after arriving from Uniontown, will become superintendent of the main line St Louis division at Terre Haute Indiana on Friday. Announcement came by telephone from General Superintendent J A Appleton at Cleveland.
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H. T. Frushour
New Castle
Uniontown
Erie and Ashtabula
Pennsylvania Railroad
Terre Haute
Ind
St. Louis
Triangle Ends In Indiana Slayine
Walter Blackwell 45 president of the Sheriff Blackwell Construction Company was shot and killed in Bedford Indiana by Albert Williams 43 a blacksmith Williams allegedly acted over suspicions of friendship between Blackwell and Williams wife Nina Coroner O D Ellerson reported the motive and authorities investigated the case
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Bedford
Ind
Walter Blackwell
Sheriff Blackwell Construction Company
Albert Williams
Williams
Blackwell
Nina
O. D. Ellerson
Death Record for Charles Robingson and Hannah McIntire
Charles Robingson, 71, of 125 East Lincoln Avenue, died. Hannah McIntire, 74, of Oska loosa, La, is listed as a related party in the record.
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Charles
Robingson
Lincoln Avenue
Hannah McIntire
Oskaloosa
Trade school plan eyed for New Castle district
Three instructors Harry L. McCurdy John H. Hite and Martin N. Mills presented a plan to reopen trade classes in New Castle schools. They propose salaries funded by federal and state subsidies plus 300 for tools and supplies for the year. Percy G. Howell and Marlet Springer supported the plan though they are away, with Mills noting senior high teachers already work under a similar subsidy plan with a 20 percent voluntary contribution.
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New Castle
Harry L. McCurdy
John H. Hite
Martin N. Mills
Percy G. Howell
Marlet Springer
Mills
Dr. Green
Night school eyed for unemployed in New Castle plan
New Castle school board discussed opening an evening school after survey findings showed about 150 teachers willing to volunteer. Dr Green will draft a plan, estimate enrollment, and present details at the October meeting.
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New Castle
Green
Fears Grow For Missing Transatlantic Plane American Nurse
Rome officials and American embassy staff search Ciampino field as the American Nurse vanishes over the Atlantic with three people aboard and a woodchuck. Army ships in the Mediterranean are alerted to watch for a downed craft after about 45 hours aloft.
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Ciampino Field
Ciampino
Rome
Mediterranean
New York
Edenburg Burglaries Target Store And Two Homes
A one man crime wave strikes Edenburg with the theft of a store owned by J A Rape and two homes belonging to Miss Mamie Ashton and Joe Cerilli. County Detective Lee pursues leads as the suspect, described as an unknown Negro, may have crossed the Ohio line after the early morning burglaries at about four o'clock when Mrs Cerilli woke to the sound of breaking in.
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Edenburg
Lee
Ohio
Mamie Ashton
Joe Cerilli
J. A
Nature's art eclipses man in color and scene
The speaker rejects famous painters and claims true art lies in nature at her best. He notes sepia tones and leaves turning red and yellow as trees and shrubs take on new shades. He wonders how such scenes rank in artistry, admitting nature surpasses mortal painting.
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Michael Angelo
Rubens
Miller
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