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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1928
Page
3
The Columbia theater in Warren added pianist Mrs Ethel Hornung, with Eleanor Whittan on organ, enhancing film accompaniment during all shows. Hornung, a Warren Conservatory graduate, replaces earlier arrangements and shares duties with Whittan to cover news reels, comedies, and features, improving patron experience.
The Warren County Tuberculosis Society received a patient letter to the state sanatorium at Cresson Pa. The writer arrived January twelfth and praises the facility, noting weight gain of one and a half pounds and gratitude for early admission. Several patients faced six month waits, the writer adds.
In Harrisburg on March 10 the state election bureau rejected the nominating petition of William Hamilton of Erie for the Republican Senate nomination in the 43rd district. The bureau found signatures defective for lacking dates and city or locality. some signers gave only street addresses. The notice notes failure to meet signature and dating requirements under the law.
Universal presents Wild Beauty at Columbia theatre directed by Henry MacRae. Rex the King of Wild Horses stars in a dramatic sequence where a mountain lion attacks Lady the mare and Rex rescues her, all performed with dummy animals. The cast also includes Jane Marlowe Hugh Allan Scott Seaton Hare Robinson William Bailey and J Gordon Russell.
New York March 10 Wall Street is buzzing over rumors of a 506.8 million oil combination involving Sinclair Consolidated and Marland Oil Company. The chatter is cited as a partial reason for renewed interest in oil shares with Sinclair and Marland pushing to new highs this year.
The Pavania Company and Tribune partnership offered five gallons of gasoline to the author of the first correct answer to a quotation from Goldsmith's Deserted Village. A reader from 2 Cottage Place, Mrs. William Hammond, won for identifying the poem line about wealth and decay.
Metzger-Wright advertisement used in the Tribune back page February 20, prepared by Willian EB Wright and layout by Shorty Miller and Clair Lawson. Retail Review praises typographical beauty and shows how the prints can be used, noting Gowdy type and the half page spreads. This is the second recent reprint by Retail Review.
Depreciation is a deduction for wear and tear on property used in business, including buildings, machinery, autos, farm equipment, and office furniture. Personal use items and land cannot be depreciated, and previous depreciation claims limit future deductions.
The Lafayette Escadrille's World War exploits unfold with Captain Thaw earning the Legion of Honor after a shattered forearm, Victor Chapman dueling Boelke and later dying in flight, and Balsley wounded in El Paso hospital. From Luxeuil to Paris to Oberndorf in 1916, the unit fights air battles, bombings, and losses as English Sopwiths and French bombers strike the Diazing Mauser factory, the mission ending amid chaotic retreat and heavy combat.
A World War I battle narrative details Norman Prince of Escadrille 124, his five confirmed aerial victories, and bravery after a crash near Luxeuil. Prince dies October 26 1916 after brain clot, with ultras. Lufbery, Thenault, and Masson remain, and the unit soon moves to the Somme.
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