Father Requests Release For Girl Held In Four Murders
Barton Davis, father of 11 year old Chloe Davis, seeks a writ of habeas corpus to free his daughter from juvenile hall amid police questioning over the murder of Chloe’s mother Louita and her three siblings in Los Angeles. A coroner's inquest is planned as Chloe says her mother crushed the skulls with a hammer.
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Los Angeles
Unitedress
Barton Davis
Chloe
Davis
Louita Davis
Ed A Edwards
Daphne
Ann
Mark
Ther
Death claims Charles H. Pitt in Cony B.D. home
Charles H. Pitt aged 82 died Sunday morning at 9 30 in the home of his daughter Mrs Perry Darrow at Cony B D after lingering illness He was born January 1856 in Allegany N Y and spent most of his life in Cory Wayne Concord Spring Creek He leaves three daughters nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren a sister and three brothers Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 pm at the Davison funeral home with interment in Pine Grove cemetery Proceedings note: Mrs Potter Mrs Belden and Mrs Holt House among survivors.
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Charles H. Pitt
Perry Darrow
Cony B.D
Allegany
Pitt
Carter Hill
Wayne and Concords
Spring Creek
Corry Grange
William Potter
Union City
J. S. Belden
Lewis Holt- House
Clymer
N. Y
Miranda Smith
Erie
John Pitt
Cory
Fred Pitt
Corry R. D
Ralph Pitt
Davison Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Winning Game Fight for Life
Erie April 3 Alex Floris 21 year old Cleveland truck driver burned over most of his body in a crash at 12th and Cherry streets has been a St Vincent’s hospital patient for a year as of April 11. He survived severe burns after a long struggle and now shows satisfactory improvement. He was driving a cab truck west on 12th street when he pulled from the path of a car at the Cherry street intersection. His truck loaded with beer cases leaped the curb and overturned in front of Stratton Manufacturing Co. 1126 Cherry street. he was rescued from the burning vehicle.
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Erie
Alex Floris
Cleveland
Ath and
Cherry Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Floris
12Th Street
Sherry Street
Stratton Manufacturing Co
Theft in reverse in Almeda case surprises police
Gil Almeda police chase a bizarre theft after a 175 pound reverse gear from a marine engine vanishes. Investigators suggest the culprit may need to walk backward to retrace the crime while searching for the missing part and clues. Local authorities urge tips from residents.
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Reverse Almeda
Gil
Two Churches to Meet Tonight on Pastorates
Columbus and Spring Creek congregations plan a joint meeting at Columbus Community Church as Rev. John Waite of Berkey Ohio, candidate for both pastorates, visits. He spoke at Columbus and Spring Creek, aiming to receive a call to serve both churches. Dr Wilson P Minton of Milroy Pa and Waite will attend, with Columbus and Spring Creek representatives present.
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Columbus
Spring Creek
Columbus Community
John Waite
Berkey
Ohio
Waite
Wilson P. Minton
Milroy
G. T. Bergman
Gerry
B.A. Hook
Spring Greek
Eclipse Visible Here For Only Few Minutes
Corry residents enjoyed a brief glimpse of Sunday’s partial solar eclipse as clouds blocked the sky most of the afternoon. A clearing at 4 40 allowed a partial view of the sun’s tower quarter shadow while a Pittsburgh Buhl planetarium broadcast sent observers aloft 20 000 feet for a better view.
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Corry
Elork
Buhl Planetarium
Pittsburgh
Governor James to speak on nationwide radio hookup
Governor James will address a national radio network from Indianapolis on April 26, three days after Pennsylvania’s primaries. He told reporters he would discuss national issues but avoid personal matters, stressing he is not promoting any candidate. James spoke at a meeting of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association, invited by president Edwin Y. O’Neal.
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Gov. James
United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
James
Tudiuna Republican Editorial Association
Association
Edwin Y. O'Neal
Glamour Defined by Los Angeles Institute Founder
Dr Paul Pope of the Los Angeles Institute of Family Relations announced a definition for glamour during a BIoeat audience, stating glamour arises when a package value exceeds its contents. The remark framed glamour as a measurable cultural concept in fashion and media discussions.
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Glamour
Los Angeles
Paul Popenoe
The
Los Angeles Institute of Family Relations
Fragmentary Ad Note Shows Prices and Items
A partial OCR ad fragment lists item prices and brief figures like 32g 14¢ and 23¢ for 24¢. It hints at grocery or household goods pricing but lacks full item names or context. No clear date, location, or seller is identifiable.
Secret ballot planned for New York dairy referendum
Dairy farmers in the New York marketing area will vote on amended Federal State milk orders by secret ballot. L L Clough, in charge, urged participation and explained all ballots will be kept private. Ballots must be mailed in postmarked envelopes by April 15 to 908 Madison Avenue New York.
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New York Metropolie Milt
L. L. Clough
Mar
Clough
Ballos
Madison Avenue
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Vermont
Chesterfield Cigarettes Sell Miller Good Qualities
When smokers turn to Chesterfield they enjoy the good qualities a cigarette can give. Chesterfields are milder cooler smoking and taste better. The ad emphasizes their size shape and burn as reasons they satisfy.
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