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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1927

Page

14

Camping gear moved for Gosns Workers camp near Kane

Equipment from Gosns Workers church area was transported to Kane for setup and readiness of a travel camp meeting this August. Disappointment follows failed state aid talks for East Columbus road improvement from North Centre Fee to Warren county line. Assemblyman King and others have pressed for state support but funds are unavailable at present.

Gosns Workers Church Thetty Kane Corry Journal Columbus Warren County James L. Steirt Svere John H. King

Builders Association Urges Support For Warren Growth

The Builders Employers Association notes Warren’s growth and prosperity tied to 74 percent employment of mechanics and tradesmen. They urge support for a bigger Warren, stressing equal opportunity and benefits to retailers and financial institutions, listing local builders, plumbers, painters, and contractors backing the effort.

Builders Employers Association of Warren The Builders Employers Association

Civil Service Exams Open For Various Posts In United States

The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for several posts including associate physical chemist at 3000 dollars, junior agricultural engineer at 1860 to 4 years, associate biochemist at 3600, assistant cotton technologist at 2200, junior pharmacognosist and junior pharmacologist at 1800, junior librarian at 1860, and engineering field and geological survey positions paying 900 to 12.50 annually. Entrance salaries apply and higher grades are filled by promotion. Full information from T W L Weakly, secretary, at the post office in this city.

United States Civi Service Commission Bureau of Chemistry and Soils Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C Bureau of Plant Industry Washington, D. C Bureau of Agricultural Economics Washington, D Maine Barracks Parris Island Geological Survey United States Civil Sex Board of Examineca

Boy Rescued After Daring Allegheny River Swim Near Glade

Clarence Gutknecht and two other youths swam near the United Refining Company area when Gutknecht, unable to swim well, clutched an older boy to stay afloat. Frank Tuttle and Otto Sisson, alerted by cries, reached them from the Mutual Refinery side and pulled the children ashore. The Gutknecht boy submerged six times but surfaced each time, with no water in his lungs upon rescue. The rescuers declined praise, crediting the boys for their own quick thinking.

Clarence Gutknecht Dodson Street Allegheny River Mile Island Glade Young Gutknecht United Refining Company Mutual Gutknecht Frank Tuttle Hemlock Street Otto Sisson West Street Mr. Tuttle Tuttle

Inmates Guard In Prison Invents Railway Crossing Guard

Ivar Novak, serving 25 years for murder in Belgrade, invented an automatic railway crossing guard. A government commission endorsed the device, and Novak will build a model for state railways. The unit drops a barrier before a train, then rests after passage, with a 100 pound mechanism triggered by a nail and side interactions.

Ivar Novak Belgrade Ben Novak Goverment Talway

The Point of View on Removing Gendered Terms

A reflective piece explores how eliminating gendered pronouns from thought and speech would reshape moral discourse. It weighs potential clarity against loss of personal reference and cultural nuance, prompting readers to consider language’s role in shaping perception.

Kurdish court usher Methuselah dies after 145 years

Methuselah is described as a Kurd and usher in Mustapha Kemel's court who reportedly lived 145 years. Six wives named Zara Aga are noted, with his current wife aged 37, making her 98 years younger than her husband.

Mustapha Kemel Hid Pee Se Zara Aga

Columbus Pleasant With Fine Roads and Park Plans

Columbus residents report fine roads both dirt and improved highways opening travel to Warren and Jamestown. The Community Aid to serve a cafeteria lunch at Mather Park on August 11. The Men’s club plans park improvements including painting the band stand. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Crosby, the Chidesters, and Miss Maude Ripley among others. A Norwegian-born Lt Balchen seeks American citizenship after joining the Byrd party voyage to France.

Columbus Frank Crosby GuBois Powell Adelaide Hull Florida A. A. Nichols EM Chidester Corry Frank Chidester St Paul, Minn Clemma Butters Nichols Warren Jamestower Mather Park L. J. Eightey Maude Ripley Grand Valley Mary Walton W. C Patrick Raymond Walter Patrick Californis

Suggestions to ease traffic on upper Market street

The Chamber of Commerce urges using detours to alleviate delays on upper Market street paving, arguing one way traffic must stay passable and urging residents to accept dirt-road detours to speed completion and reduce risk and delay for travelers and taxpayers.

Felex the Tribune Chamber of Commerce Tribune Upper Market Street Warren Borough of

Popular Barber Saved From Penitentiary Term

In Portland on July 30 King Jackson, 28, facing forgery conviction, was spared penitentiary time. Judge George Tatwell sentenced him to 10 months in county jail after supporters including the jailer prosecuting attorney and sheriff urged leniency for the popular barber who welcomed practicing his trade.

Portland Ore King Jackson Jai Jackson George Tatwell Teekson Jackson

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