New Charge Filed Against Erie Woman in Burglary Case
An Erie woman Marianne Soulise faces a new charge of receiving stolen goods after a police raid at her apartment. Detectives Ross and Harkin served the warrant as she posted 800 bail pending a Thursday hearing before Alderman Bowes. The investigation ties to burglaries linked to Edward Brice and a lakeside seaman held for questioning.
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Storch Granted Right to Sell Property in Murder Case
Judge William B. Purvis allows Ernest Storch to sell all property except real estate to cover trial expenses in the murder of his wife. The jointly owned estate valued around 26000 is impounded. he may sell the auto, a truck, farm equipment, a motor, and household furniture. The state alleges Storch hired Pittsburghers for 1000 to kill his wife.
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USW Official Loses Re-Election Bid in District 7 Race
Richard G. Davidson defeated veteran USW leader Fora 12,846 to 10,965 in the District 7 directorship election. Irregular vote tickets were voided amid a February 1 balloting contest.
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Grunewald Testifies On Lewis Probe In Assor
Henry W. Gru Howard tells Howse committee he was hired for an investigation by John L. Lewis amid contempt charges against the United Mine Workers. He refuses to answer whether the probe involved Judge T Alan Goldsborough as he describes a disputed legal battle over penalties and fines.
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Continue Search For Spy Suspects In Germany
Bonn police widen national manhunt for four suspects linked to a large Soviet espionage ring. Thirty nine Germans already jailed for collecting industrial secrets. one inmate hanged himself in Essey prison. Arrest warrants remain for four suspects possibly in East Germany as officials push to prove the case. In Pittsburgh, conspiracy charges against 68 Western Penns men convicted in Janesville case may be dropped to permit other counts.
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Ground broken for convent in Baden Massachusetts
Ground was taken for a $400000 convent of the Sisters of St. Joseph yesterday at nearby Mt Gallilsin Baden.
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Erie Child Dies in Fire Tragedy
Five year old Nancy Durleen Confer died from burns after an apartment fire in Erie caused by two open gas fires in the dining room. Dolores Gonker, the child’s aunt, and Mary Dane Grossi helped to rescue before she was taken to St Vincent's Hospital where doctors could not revive her. The incident occurred while Clea Confer was home working as a cleaner and the family later recalled the sequence of the blaze and the failed rescue attempt.
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New Cancer Detector Aids Medical Battle
Scientists unveil a light weight cancer detector claimed to be more ideal than others. The device uses photomultipliers and crystals to image tumors with radiation penetration and aims to assist diagnosis and treatment, built at the University of Tulsa under the Research Foundation for Medicine and Life Sciences.
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Truncated OCR Fragment Details Distressed Mother
An unclear fragment describes a distressed mother who collapsed after viewing her daughter and mentions four children. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable names or locations to provide a fuller factual summary.
Fire Companies Respond After City Vehicle Blaze
Four fire companies battled a vehicle fire blamed on an unknown cause at a location near Weinghty Hall owned by G H Smith. Reports mention sparking and smoke as crews fought flames in a crowded area with bystanders affected by the incident.
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Sevet
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Birdman's
Ak Weigntsyill
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Ger Hl Smith
Tennessee Youth Named Boy of the Year by AP
Knoxville youth Ybalay Was named Boy of the Year by the Associated Press as National Boys Club Week opened. Armstrong, national director of Boys Club of America, announced the award and read messages from President Hoover and former President Eisenhower praising the club.
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Associated Press
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