Death of Vinton Unavoidable Jury Finds in Verdict
A Warren County inquest found James W. Vinton died last Friday night when struck by a North Warren street car in an unavoidable accident. The verdict urged resurfacing the highway between Warren and Venturetown and raising the street car roadbed to pavement level. The Penn Public Service Corp was urged to equip cars with better lights. Witnesses, including car crew and fellow workers, testified to the strike and damage. Funeral services for Vinton were held, with many refinery coworkers attending.
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Ed Lowrey
Ity
James W. Vinton
Venturetown
Warren
Penn Public Service Corporation
North Warren
W. E. Lutz
Earl Erickson
Glade Avenue
A. Sharman
W. Anderege
Neith Warren
Vinton
Clyde J. Bess
Mr. Vinton
Pete Carlson
N. Mack
Clarendon
Eday
Eddy
Commonwealth
W. S. Claris
Inside perspectives in a political question and clean-up week remark
A Titusville Herald quote notes three sides to political questions the wrong side the right side and the inside and urges attention to clean-up week by theatres on Broadway.
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Titusville Herald
Advances in Astronomy and Forestry Highlight Annual Academy Meeting
The Academy of Sciences met at the High school building to discuss Recent Advances in Astronomy and The Place of the Forest Today. Elbert Smith described Earth as a modest solar satellite as he outlined the sun’s rank among stars. Professor Sears estimates 30 trillions of stars, while Einstein hints at a finite universe among unknown others. L. L. Bishop urged forest conservation, displaying virgin Allegheny National Forest areas and fire protection efforts. New officers were elected: President M. H. Deardorff, Secretary Edward Lindsay, Treasurer John M. Sonne. A telescope session by Walter Schellhamer followed.
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Academy of Sciences
Elbert Smith
Einstein
L. L. Bishop
China
Persia
Africa
Bishop
Allegheny National Forest
Forestry Department
M. H. Deardorff
Edward Lindsey
John M. Sonne
Walter Schellhammer
Penn State Radio to Feature Contemporary Authors Program
The Penn State School of Liberal Arts presents a radio program on the college station Wednes day at 8 pm with Dr F L Pattee in charge. Music by the varsity quartet and liberal arts faculty follows lectures on Pennsylvanias role in American music by R W Grant. Dr W S Dye will read popular selections. The Agriculture school also plans a program next Monday.
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F. L. Pattee
School of Liberal Arts
Pennsylvania State College
Penn State School
C W. Stoddart
Liberal Arts
School of Agriculture
Penn State Players
Pennsylvania
America
R. W. Grant
W. 8. Dye
A Good Job Fixes Longstanding Pavement Hole on Pennsylvania Ave
The street department is commended for repairing a troublesome pavement hole on Pennsylvania Avenue near Beech Street, a defect remaining since last winter. Warren radio owners waited for news of two major events drawing national and world attention as verdicts in a Long Island City murder trial were announced and two missing French aviators remained the subject of ongoing news coverage.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Beech Street
North Warren eighth grades graduate with diplomas
Fifteen pupils from the North Warren school in Conewango township received diplomas at a service last evening at the North Warren Presbyterian church. The program featured poems by Olive King and Jennie Pring, class history by Dorothy Park and Robert Wheelock, and choral songs led by Miss Annie Olson. Principal Floyd Bathurst of Warren High School spoke on ambition and success, praising the North Warren school for its students before a two course banquet in blue and white decor.
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North Warren
Conewango Township
North Warren Presbyterian Church
Glenn Anderson
Anna Mae Clark
Jennie Pring
Dorothy Park
Marian Hollister
Robert Wheelner
Hawley Schwartz
Gerald Spalsbury
John Beckett
Frederick Maurer
James Meyers
Willard Franklin
Rodney Barto
Credence Ebel
Warren High School
Howenstein
Olive King
Robert Wheelock
Annie Olson
I Prin. Sanders
North Warren School
Floyd Bathurst
Bathhurst
Bathurst
Willing Workers Society
North Warren Church
Lumber company charter filed after Jamestown merger
United Lumber and Supply Corporation of Jamestown filed a charter with the secretary of state. The merger involves six Jamestown and one Warren, Pennsylvania lumber and building supply concerns. Authorized to deal in lumber, cement, brick and stone with 17,750 shares, including 7,500 preferred at 100 par, 2,000 class A and 8,250 class B common no par value. Directors include Lindbeck, Sandburg, Elander, Vandervoort, Anderson, Swanson and Nelson. Charter filed by Jackson, Herrick, Durkin and Leet. In a separate item, a 1200 foot mountain near Yalta threatens the highway along the Black Sea.
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Albany
United Lumber and Supply Corporation of
Jamestown
Warren
Limber
Charles Lindbeck
Lindbeck Lumber & Manufacturing Company
Charles A.sandburg
Wilson Mills, Inc
Wilson-Wetmore Lumber Company
Daniel Elander
Sherman B. Vandervoort
Vandervoort Supply Company
Arthur W. Anderson
Charles Swanson
Jamestown , Construction Company
Herbert A. Nelson
Nelson Brothers
Jackson
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Russell
Conewango
OF Paramount
Geo. L. Folkman & Sons, Inc
Sebastopol
United Press
Yalta
Black Sea
Ganges of
Sealine
Russia
Duco
N. K. Wendelboe Co
Liberty St
Stranburg Music Co
Ahlstrom
Kurtzman
Brickerbow
Vale
Penna. Avenue
Pawers
Stranburg: Music Co
Penna
Warren, Pa
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