James Pappas Pleads Guilty on Disorderly Charge
James Pappas pleaded guilty at arraignment before Magistrate Gordon and paid a fine of 25 dollars plus costs on a disorderly conduct charge. No new developments were reported about his alleged loss of 3600 stolen from a restaurant on West Smith Street. Police were called to Esso Hall Station restaurant where two youths caused a disturbance. suspects fled, with charges possible later.
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James Pappas
Gordon and
Paié
Esso
Enjoy Life Dont Be Miserable Thomp sons Borsoma Tablets Ad
An old advertisement promotes Thomp sons Borsoma Tablets as a stimulant diuretic aiding kidney cleansing of toxins and acid, easing aches and night awakenings. It also claims benefits for liver and stomach and prices the product at 50 cents, with Golden Lax Tablets suggested for constipation at 25 cents.
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Thompson
Farm Home Destroyed in Townline Fire near Jamestown
On Easter weekend a farm home owned by Gusk Seastrom on the Townline near Jamestown was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon leaving five people homeless. Investigators cited a chimney or spark ignition and flames spreading rapidly as firefighters from the Vanna Volunteer Fire Department arrived to find the house already a total loss.
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Jamestown
Tuwnline
Fom Sparky
Hallenbeck
Seastromi
Pronk Lord
Fiuvanna Volunteer
Admits Fatal Knifing of Wife in Pittsburgh
Court Detective McDermutt says 20 year old Michael Kuzo confessed to fatally stabbing his wife Cather Inc in their Duquesne home after an argument over unemployment. He allegedly attacked with three kitchen knives. one bent, another broke, the third cut her throat. Mrs. Kuzo had just returned from Good Friday services.
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Pittsburgh
Michael B. McDermutt
Michael
Kuzo
Cather Inc
Duquesne
Kugo
McDermott
Brewer's Converted Hearse In Crash Near Titusville
A head on collision near Dempsey town at 1 40 pm Thursday involved a converted hearse driven by Hiram Brewer and an Otts Ford. All four occupants including Mrs. Pearly O dinegon and David and Gordon Smock escaped serious injury. The Ford sustained heavy damage and was towed to Tinsville while both Ol and Smock, Titusville High School instructors, were later treated for minor injuries. The marbled woodcut, 21 inches long, was an Invest shore bine.
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Corry
Titusville
Neh
Femry Ol Dinegon
David
Gordon Smock
Dempsey Town
Tinsville
Thusville
Oule
Pittsburgh
Smock
Titusville High School
Babson optimistic on fate of United Nations
Babson argues for voluntary cultural exchange and noncoercive ideals amid global tensions. He envisions a middle path between communism and capitalism, cautioning against external interference and awaiting a peaceful era to settle ideological conflicts.
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Babson
United Nations
International peace hopes hinge on self discipline at home
The text argues that conditions are safer now and the UN might succeed if the veto power earns peace. It urges being tough with our own people, enforcing discipline, and pursuing spiritual awareness as a sign of national resolve, reflecting a call for inward reform.
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U.N
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Western Pennsylvania
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Public Assistance Department
Erie County
Erie
Dorothy J. Rogers
Fred L. Sargent
Union City
Anna Mahoney
Cqunty
Charles Mitchell
Concord Township
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Thomas “J. Boland
Elmer T. Evans
Chautauqua Lake
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TL 18
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State Milk Control Commission
Mmute
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Erie Bay
Hamilton
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Jorle
Stroth
Martin Gould
Lawrence
Wheeling
West Virginia
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Stormes
Mr. Gomas
Hotel Corry
Conte
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Ee Ea
Al's Clothes Shop
Mallory
Mallor
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Bernstein Bros
Brewer’s
Invest Shore
Garland Community House
Singer Sewing Machine Company
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Junior
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
E. T. Cherry
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