Jury verdict in damage case at Chautauqua County Fairgrounds
Supreme Court jury verdict in a three plaintiff negligence suit by the McGill family of Buffalo seeks a total of 126000 dollars for injuries from a scalding incident at the Chautauqua County Fairgrounds Dunkirk on July 4 1947. The mistrial was declared last June after a juror’s admonitions were ignored. Defendants include Lon Standish Frankfurter stand operator and Preconia V FW Post 1490 rodeo sponsor with Robert Page as general chairman. Patricia NI McGill and her three year old daughter Patricia Lee sought 25000 and 50000 each.
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Mayville
Supreme Court
Phursidy
Thomas McGill
Buffalo
M Seardinge
Chautauqua County Fairgrounds
Dunkirk
Hamilton Ward, Jr
Lon Standish
Falconer
Preconia
FW. Post
Fairgrounds
Robert Page
Patricia NI. McGill
Patricia Lee
McGill
Erie Mayor Martin to Return from Florida
Erie’s mayor Joseph S. Martin waits in Florida as he plans a cautious return home by bus from the resort state. He originally set to come back next Monday but a week or more delay is possible due to his recuperation from low blood pressure.
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ERIE
Martin
Florida
Waje
Joseph
Corry Man Dies of Heart Attack on Erie Street
Frank S. Deitrick, 52, lifelong Titusville resident, collapsed from coronary thrombosis in Erie while en route to visit his daughter Mrs. Frank Litz Jr. He married Winnie Wilson in 1913 and leaves wife, four sons, five grandchildren, and nieces and nephews. Funeral at Titusville Peters on Monday at 2 p.m. with Salvation Army captain and Rev. Kopp officiating. Burial in Tryonville.
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Corry
Homa
Frank S. Deitrick
Tit*usville
Erie
W. W. Wood
Deltrick
Frank Litz, Jr
Lovell’s
Mig
Titusville
Samuel
Clara Oviath Deitrick
Winnie Wilson
Franklin
Frank Deittick, Jr
David H. Deitrick
Pittsburgh
Robert
Jack L. Deitrick
Deitrick
Eagles Club of
Peterson Funeral Home
R.L. Knaggs
Salvation Army
Walter R. Kopp
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Tryonville
Stolen National City Bank Loot Recovered in Staten Island Home
Federal agents recovered another batch of currency from ex-banker Richard Crowe's home, bringing the total found to about 883 660 dollars of bonds and cash taken on March 25 from a National City Bank branch. Mrs. Honora Crowe found the money in a cardboard dress box and notified authorities.
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Seco New York
National City Bank
Richard Crowe
Honora
Crowe
FBI
Staten Island
Jamestown Youth Pleads In Car Case
Harald Sandell an 18 year old of Jamestown pleads to allowing an unlicensed driver to operate a car amid a burglary case at a local grocery. Four youths face grand jury action and burglary charges. one boy, 15, turned over to juvenile authorities. Also tied to the case is Vincent J. Con, charged with receiving stolen property.
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Jamestown
Harald Sandell
Sandell
Frank Sameverino
James
Jows
Grond Jury
Harald Lutas
Gary Smith
Chantau- Qua County
Min
Vincent J. Con
Gunmen Escape With Over Four Thousand In Pittsburgh Holdups
Gunmen fled after thrice robbing Pittsburgh area stores, taking more than $4,000. At Schwarty Meat Market on Carson Street two workers handed over 2900 and rolls of checks. Earlier, Brownsville Brentwood’s Faule Supermarket was robbed of 40 dollars. A Universal Cement Co worker was targeted for 100 dollars in paychecks.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Schwarty
Carson Street
Meeny
Ture
Faule
Brownsville Roae
Brentwood
Mary Ungrovetter
Wullns Montredu
Univeral
Universal Cement Co
Czechoslovakia and Hungary Sign 20 Year Pact
In Budapest on April 14 Premier Zapotocky and Clementi signed a 20-year pact with Hungary. Premier Dobi and Foreign Minister Raji for Hungary endorsed the agreement aimed at mutual defense against a new attack linked to Germany or its allies.
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Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Antonin Zapotocky
Porel
Vlada Clementi
Iliven Dobi
Lastio Raji
Germany
Babson Urges Spiritual Reform Over Worldly Indulgence
Babson argues the world wastes resources on alcohol and entertainment while neglecting the spiritual side of man. He contends true personality develops through solitude, meditation, prayer, and long term backward-looking life direction. He defines common as lacking distinguishment and asks if Americans want to be uncommon.
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America
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Page & Nichols
Hormel
Lake Shore
LUX Soap
New York
Warren Faulkner, JR
Boston
Lone Star Rangers
State Armory
N. Y
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Powell
Fisher
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Soity
Frant Furniture Store
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Clearfields
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