Property Transfers and Local News Highlights
Transfers filed in Chautauqua and Erie counties cover exchanges from Worth Sammond to Ralph N. Smith and Sadie A. Dyckes to John M. Hornick ux and James Wells to Camden C. Ruffner with Fourth Ward ties. A life saving blood run from Jamestown to Buffalo saved a damestawhat man as Civil Air Patrol escorted by police completed the 150 minute mission. prognosis improves. Findley Lake Roller Rink to open Friday with weekly skating. About 170 Koppers Penacall workers end a five day sit down strike over seniority interpretation. An investigation begins into cause of a patient death at North Warren State Hospital, Anthony Kasin Jr. asphyxiated in wet sand. Three Corry youths return from a 316 mile bicycle trip to Cleveland. they reported no trouble and enjoyed the ride. The Pennsylvania State Nurses Association pushes a 40 hour five day week for public health nurses. Voter registration in the state rose about 200000. Ming Findley Memorial American Legion Post building plans to be discussed April 4 at Findley Lake fire hall. City police report a window breaking spree at Kurtz warehouse and Penelee building. Stock transfers from Home Store to Erie Store occur as final moves precede store closings. Hamot Hospital reports Samuel B. Shepard of Exig with head injuries from an Erie accident. Berend Ergen killed. Mrs Shepard a former Corry resident.
Sander's Fate At Stake In New Hampshire Medical Board
In Concord NH April 12 the state board of registration in medicine convened to decide the professional fate of Dr Herman N Sander 41 who has not practiced since January after pleading innocent to a first degree murder indictment in a cancer patient death He was acquitted March 9 but retained medical practice pending board action The board may license suspend or revoke his medical license and was set to hear his case with attorney Louis E Wyman present.
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Sander
Concord
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
Toard
Ais
New Hampshire
Louis E. Wyman
Justice of Peace Charged with Murder in Boswell Case
Somerset Pa April 12 Justice of the Peace Charles J Harrison Jr was charged with murder in the shooting of Boswell coal operator Joseph M Diest a week ago. The jury brought no recommendations. Harrison testified he acted in self defense when Diest, armed, approached his house and reached for a gun. The dead man had come to the house after Mrs Diest filed assault and battery charges.
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Somerset
Justee of the Peace
Charles J. Harrison, Jr
Miter
Joseph M. Diest
Harrison
Diest
Unis
Sim
Justicé of the Peace
Big Mouse
Woman charged after shooting husband in quiet town
Police found a gun under the body of Diest as the case unfolds. Harrison is released on a $10,000 bond pending grand jury review set for April.
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Diest
Harrison
Man files $100000 suit against auto owners
Paul Walsh, 47, who was struck by a runaway automobile in downtown Pittsburgh last week, filed a $100,000 damage suit against the owners of the auto today.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Walsh
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Worth Sammond
Ralph N. Smith
Fine
French Creek
Erie County Court House
Sadie A. Dyckes Toohn M. Hornick
Buffalo
Ufe
Givil Air Patrol
Jamestown
Clayton Burmaster
Findley Lake
Spoday
Burmaster
Penacal
Koppers Company
Sail
North Warren State Hospital
Anthony Kasin, Jr
Corry
Cleveland
Oather Points Ir
Ohio
George Bagley
David Johnson
Ronnie Frontroth
Pennsylvania Stile Nurses Association
Pennsylvania
Federated Legislative Committee of Pennsylvania
B. &. Ewing
Une
Ming-Findley Memorial American Legion
Arthur Hall
W. A. Redmond
Kurtz
Pennsylvania Avenue
Penelee
North Second Avenue
North Center Street
Erie
Mabel
HameStore
Rowland’ Oro
Samuel B. Shepard
Exig Ised Hamot Hospital
Wnty
Ene
Manny Louise F. Beadle
Latrobe
Aspinwall Veterans Hospital
Columbia Hospital
Corry By Sea's
Widmann & Téa
Windsley Dry Stores
Justice OF Peace
A Es
Mea Lely Axel
Orchard Park
Wonderfill
Corry, PA
Pras
Harry Hall
Finance Co
Joana
Rasonal Finance Company
SAN Rae
N. Center Sr
Corrt
Harry Hell
YES
Coan
Rcue Automobile
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
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