Body found on bar in Allegheny River near Irvine
A male body, about 25, wearing khaki shirt and leather belt, was found Tuesday afternoon on a bar in the Allegheny River four miles below Irvine. Albert Wood and Ed Archibald identified the remains as a river victim. initial guess tying to William Zehman was ruled out after clothing and items, including a corn cob pipe and hemp rope, were found with the body.
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Jakland
Hense
Allegheny River
Irvine
Albert Wood
Ed Archibald
Pennsylvania Railroad
Irvne
James Wilson
J. J. Black
Predict Victory For Tax Program
Washington May 9 Republican leaders predicted Senate support for the administration tax reduction plan after favorable action on two provisions yesterday Democrats proposed to ax all admission taxes except prize fights and club dues taxes were defeated Republicans voted together for the first time this session Finance committee and Treasury Department schedules set a $3 exemption and 10 percent tax on admissions and a $10 exemption and 10 percent tax on admissions and a $10 exemption and 10 percent tax on club dues were adopted in favor of Democratic proposals
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Treasury Department
Miss Weiss Attends District Meeting
Miss Mary C. Weiss librarian of the Warren Library Association led a round table at the Library Associations of North Western Pennsylvania district meeting in Kane. J. E. Henrietta gave the welcome and Rev D. D. Zuver spoke on book censorship. lunch by Home Economics. afternoon topics covered county library meaning for farms and schools with speakers Eisaman Lillibridge and Tras tre.
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Mary C. Weiss
Warren Library Association
Library Associations
North Western Pennsylvania
Kane
J. E. Henrietta
D. D. Zuver
Howard G. Eisaman
Pennsylvania State Grange
C. W. Lillibridge
Mary A. Trastre
Live Topics Of The Day Opens Service Station
J L Chapman of Warren has opened a gasoline station at DuBois in Clearfield county. First day business Sunday indicates the stand is well located. Warren motorists welcome planned improvements to the East Columbus avenue stretch into Corry with an oil and pea gravel surface replacing the prior crushed stone.
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J. L. Chapman
Warren
DuBois
Clearfield County
Columbus Avenue
Corry
Merla Wright
Enterprise
Warren County
Titusville Hospital
Merle Wright
E. G. Wright
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Virginia Simons
Mrs. Virginia Simons died Wednesday at age 69 at her daughter Mrs Glenn Baird’s home in North Warren. Private funeral Friday at 2 PM from the Baird residence, Rev James L. Ware officiating. Burial in Oakland cemetery. Viewing available until Friday noon. Survived by her son Bert Simons of Warren and grandson Edmond G. Baird. She belonged to Trinity Memorial church and the Phythian Sisters.
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Virginia Simons
Glenn Baird
North Warren
Warm biscuit supper with maple syrup at New Building
A warm biscuit and fresh maple syrup supper is offered at the New Building on Saturday May 12. Reservations can be made by calling 450. The price is 35 cents.
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W. C
New Building
Russia’s inland waterway push and Volga’s rise
The piece notes Soviet Russia’s pragmatic daily life amid lofty ambitions in politics and theory. It highlights ongoing Volga Dou-Ozof waterway construction to match France and Germany, promising Europe’s longest river an outlet to the sea. The Volga, navigable along most of its 2,300 miles, drains 535,000 square miles.
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Russia
Amanullah
Afghanistan
America
France
Germany
Volga
Europe
Mississippi Valley
China Japan clash cited amid atrocities and boycotts
The article cites both Chinese and Japanese accusations of war crimes in Tsinan-fu with stories of mutilation. It notes potential Chinese boycotts against Japanese merchants and estimates up to 50 million dollars in yearly losses from such actions. It also mentions a domestic note on horn noise versus other nuisances.
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Japan
China
Tsinan-fu
Tsa Kung-Tse
Japanese Move Amid Chinese Counterattack Near Tsinan Fu
Reports say Japanese forces push toward Tsinan Fu with Major General Iwakura advancing from Tsingtao and 2,500 troops plus two airplanes en route. Rival railways disrupted. Nationalists claim loss of control as the conflict nears 30 hours with civilian casualties and looting cited.
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Tsinan-Tsingtao
Minchi
Tsingtao
Tsinan-Fu
Iwakura
Dairen
Tsingtao- Tsinan
Chiang Kai Shek
Peking
Tsinan
Kuomi
Tsingdo
Shang ‘Lung
Tsiwan
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Allecheny River
W. Persing
Durant City
Ludlow
Oil City Hospital
Robert Haupt
Aga 13
W. J. Miller
Emlenton
Emlenton High School
Mark White
Hydetown
Oil Creek
R. I. Dickerson
Swiss Street
Eli Mack
M. L. Dougherty
Sugar Grove
Sugar Grove High
Rustgell Field
Lottsville
Erie Railroad
Division of Research and Information
Department of Public Instruction
L. E. Becraft
Pittsburgh
American Legion
Ben Davieson
West
J. A. West
Main Avenue
Pittsbburgh
Harold Baker
the People’s Tailoring Shop
Ellis
Hickory Street
Third Avenue
Club
C. C
Chamber of Commerce
The
Register and Recorder
Chester Charles Park
Helen Marie Mumford
Nicholas Anderson
Lillian Ruth Hoagwall
Court House
John Chinberg
Levi Erickson
Scandia
Alton G. Rickert
Sellaraville
Ridgway
L. L. Bishop
Allegheny National Forests
Sheffield
Sheffield High School
Youngsville
North Warren Presbyterian Church
M. V. Ball
Starbrick
S. P. Elleby
John Johnson
David
Russell
Berry
Denmark
Frank Louck
Shinifelt
Hall of Bane
B.P. S
B.P.S
Paul Harold Cavitt
Grand Rapids
Mich
Paul Harold O'Kane
Shabbona
Woodland, Ill
University of Chicago
Ing
Lester
Lester Shoe CO
Warren and
Vicinity
Warren, PA
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