Submarine S-51 Rammed By City Of Rome Off Boston
Three sailors survived the sinking of U S submarine S-51 after it was rammed by the liner City of Rome off Block Island Sound near Boston. Thirty-six crewmen perished. three men remained aboard the liner, en route to Boston. Navy search by submarines and mine-sweepers continued from New London.
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Bulletoc
International News Service
Boston
U. S
City of Rome
Block Island Sound
New London
Navy
Conn
Block Island
Point Judith
Rome
Savannah
Tropical Radio Company
Rodney M. Dobson
New York State
Charlesdon Navy Yard
Walletton
Iternational
Washington
Newport
R. I
First Naval District
Navy Department
Arecheck
Sem
New London Naval Base
Blocksland Sound
Fainey
Point Tudith
Pumpkin Pie Season Sparks Appetite and Cheer
Arthur Mometer notes the baking season arrives with pumpkin pies and spiced treats. Pumpkin pastries tempt bakers and eaters, while weather hints at cozy feasts. The piece blends playful language about pies, baking, and seasonal delights for hungry readers.
Pen Prick Leads to Infection in Cascade Resident
Mrs Charles R McCombs of Cascade Street suffered a serious infection after a pen prick while writing. The slight wound became inflamed and she was taken to New Castle Hospital on Thursday, where doctors report she is progressing satisfactorily.
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Charles R. McCombs
Cascade Street
New Castle Hospital
Train Hits Auto In Painesville Causing Three Deaths
A car carrying a girl and two men was struck by a fast eastbound train at a Painesville crossing killing three and injuring another woman. One victim was identified as Frank Schiller of Cleveland. the injured was Gwen Dolyn Dodd, also of Cleveland. The crossing had also seen eighteen deaths a year earlier when a bus was hit. The watchman blamed the driver for ignoring the stop signal.
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Sulatin
International News Service
Painesville
Frank Schiller
Cleveland
Gwendolyn Dodd
Unite M E Branches Vote At Warren Conference
Methodist Episcopal churches from New Castle and surrounding areas attended the Lay Electoral Conference and Laymen's Association in Warren Pennsylvania. A unanimous vote supported uniting the Methodist Episcopal Church with the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Laymen favored admitting lay members to the annual conference, nearly unanimous. W. G. Ayres was reelected association treasurer.
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New Castle
R. M. Campbell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sagne Church
W. L. Beal
W.-A. Worner
W. G. R. M. Campbell
J. A. Stratton
W.-G. Ayres
Association
Marriage Licenses Listed for Watford Fordine Whitmore Evans
Public records show James D. Watford Fort Wayne and Albert E. Whitmore in marriage license listings alongside Sharon Farrell Alfred Evans Thelma Harkless from New Castle and Farrell. The fragmented notice indicates entries from Youngstown and New Castle areas with multiple names.
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James D. Watford
Youngstown
Minerette’ Fordine
Albert E. Whitmore
J .Sharonee
Farrell Alfred W. Evans
New Castle
Thelma P. Harkless
New Castile
Two Grove City Girls Killed In Auto Crash
Grove City Pa Sept 26 a small car carrying 13 girls to a weiner roast was struck by a larger cart. Three girls on the running board were struck. two died instantly Josephine Siken 14 skull crushed Geraldine Hilgar 16 skull crushed Dorothy Buchanan 14 skull fractured may recover. Ten others escaped with scratches and bruises. The other car was demolished.
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Grove City
Josephine Siken
Ben Aiken
Geraldine Hilgar
Lawrence Hilgar
Grove City Hospital
Tne
Dorothy Buchanan
A. M. Buchanan
Skkull
Mitchell Ready To Substantiate His Air Charges
Mitchell leads an air service push with Col. Billy Mitchell as supporters rally in Washington ahead of the president's air board. Despite silence on major issues, Mitchell vows to substantiate charges of treasonous administration and negligence against the air force.
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Mitchell
Kenneth Clark
International News Service
Washington
Colens
Billy Mitchell
Air Service
Army
Navy
Air Board
Thougeh
Ths
Mitchel
Inday
Maniac Stages Gun Battle at Tremont Hotel
One man is dead and a policeman wounded after a two hour battle with an armed maniac barricaded in a Tremont Hotel room in Birmingham Alabama. The hotel was wrecked in the standoff.
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Maniac
Cinsernations News Service
Birmingham
Tremont
Sunken submarine located in 130 feet of water near Block Island
International News Service reports the submarine S-51 located in 130 feet of water about 14 miles east of Block Island after a collision with the City of Rome. Bubbles observed at 12:15 pm Easter Standard Time confirmed the find as naval vessels hastened to the scene and prepared to raise the sub.
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Davis J. Walsh
International New Service
New London
U. S
Rome
Block Island
Washington
City of
L. R. de Stelgaar
First Naval District
Boston
Navy Department
Three Workmen Killed as Elevator Crashes in Chicago
Chicago activity area. A material elevator in a downtown building under construction fell fourteen stories, killing James Devlin and Walter Busby and an unidentified worker while injuring two others. Funeral visitors from Vandergrift, Pa attended the service for Edward Smyth.
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Chicago
International News Service
James Devlin
Walter Busby
Edward Smyth
Harmon
L. R. Stuchell
Edward Muhh'erter
Charles Harmon
Vandergrift, Pa
Shenango Valley Hospital Graduates Four Nurses
Shenango Valley Hospital adds four more nurses to its Class of 1926, celebrated with a large commencement in the auditorium of the YWCA. President Lockhart presided as the Emery orchestra led the processional and Rev. Walter McClure delivered the invocation.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
Shenango Valley
Lockhart
Emery Orchestra
Lyda McKinney
Mise McKinney
October 16 24 Chest Drive Dates Set by Local Campaign
After a meeting of prominent business leaders General Chairman Hartman announced the local chest drive will run October 16 through 24. The two section campaign will operate city wide and industrial with daily luncheon reports and a large volunteer leadership ready to mobilize support.
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Hartman
Community Chest Campaign
Board of Trade
Greer
Officials Hope Naval Luck May Lessen Such Fate
Reports from New London on September 26 say oil patches sparked hope that the submarine S-51 crew of thirty four aboard City of Rome may survive the collision. Naval vessels later found no oil traces, prompting officials to hold that a rapid flood could still have trapped the crew.
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International News Service
New London
Conn
City of Rome
Diehl
City of
Bank Messengers Held Up In Philadelphia
Five bandits attempted a dawn hold up outside the Carn Exchange bank wounded two messengers. Edwin A. Yarnall aged 60 was shot in the stomach and Edward Harrison aged 88 was beaten. The robbers escaped as the messengers prepared to deliver clearing house receipts and securities to New York.
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International Nava Service
Philadelphia
Ank
Edwin A. Yarnall
Edward Harrison
Carn Exchange Bank
Corn Exchange Bank
New York
Death Record for Andrew J. Fahrenbach and others
A death notice lists Andrew Joseph Fahrenbach aged 62 of 107 South Mulberry Mire along with Pohen Marshall aged 84 of Zelienople Pennsylvania and Wililine Wagner aged 81 of South Jefferson Street.
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Andrew Joseph Fahrenbach
Mulberry Street
Mire
Pohen Marshall
Zelienople
Wililine Wagner
Jofferson Street
Retain Slight Hope Some Of S-51 Crew May Be Found Alive
News wires report that 34 officers and men of the U S sub S-51 were believed drowned after being rammed off Newport Rhode Island. Four sister submarines from New London searched Block Island Sound for any survivors as divers and water tight bulkheads were considered.
Ministers on Retired List in Lawrence County
Two ministers from Lawrence County were placed on the retirement list by the Methodist Episcopal Church annual conference. Rev. C. W. Minor of the Mahoningtown M E Church retires after forty years of service, and Rev. J B E Allgood of Edenburg, Pa. retires due to ill health. former New Castle minister Rev. H G Doods also listed. Anniversary services of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society followed.
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Penial
Warres
Lawrence County
Methodial Episcopal Church
Suasion
C. W. Minor
Mahoning
M. E
J. BE. Allgood
Edenburg
H.G. Doods
Women’s Foreign Missionary
Submarine 5-51 Loss Confirmed Off New Port News
Confirmation of the loss of United States Submarine 5-51 near New Port News, RB I, after being rammed by City of Rome. Only three crewmen saved by City of Montgomery. two officers aboard presumed dead. Names given: Lieut. R. H. Dobson and Lieut. Harlow M. Pine. Three Pennsylvanians among aboard. Rescue work sped amid unclear fate of remaining crew.
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United States
Newport
RB. I
Navy Department
New London
Conn
City of Rome
R. H. Dobson
Brookport
Harlow M. Pine
Long Beach
Calif
City of Montgomery
Ship Captain Reports S-51 Survivors Doing Well
Captain Diehl of the U S City of Rome says three men saved from the submarine S-51 are doing well. No damage to the City of Rome noted, but details of the disaster were not disclosed. Docked in Boston about 1 p.m. more info to follow.
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Cinternational News Service
New York
Diehi
City of Rome
International News Service
Diehl
City of
Rome
U. S
O. K
Boston
Two Ways to Make Money on Farms Seals Quick Returns
Readers learn two methods to profit from farms with fast action. The column suggests investing in land and crops, highlighting rapid returns and practical steps. It emphasizes practical strategies for quick money from farming assets.
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Arthur Mometer
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DR. Kaplan
John P. Lockhart
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Walter £. McClure
John Paton
New Castle High School
Sammartini
Hen G. Graham
New Castle Public Schools
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Messengare
Yarnall
Harrison
Miner
Allgood
M. E. Conference
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