Autopsy Details Cloud Two Deaths In City Case
April 22 autopsy on Alburt J. Ziegler aged 60 at 2650 Poplar Street shows bullet path inconsistent with a left handed self inflicted shot. District Attorney Burton Laub says findings require further inquiry into the murder death case tied to Ziegler who was linked to the killing of Robert Toles before his own death. Family calls for more investigation, noting Ziegler’s alleged lack of a revolver and questionable past habits.
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Jamestown Civilian Defense Rated Excellent In Inspection
Jamestown received an excellent rating after a four hour inspection by Major F B Consy and police Lt Elmer Lee. The review covered the control center administrative files and records of the Civilian Defense groups across the city as part of a regional assessment of Niagara Frontier coverage.
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Tom
Leutenant Elmer Lee
Civan
Dunkirk Airport Work to Start Around June 1
Officials from the CAA in Washington announce site procurement for a new Dunkirk area airport near Sheridan Oklahoma. The city allocates 90 000 to purchase land while condemnation actions proceed against holdouts, with cases set for county court on April 27. Local property owners largely support the project, though some oppose the land seizure.
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CAA
Washington
Dunkeirie
Sheridan
Emeelves
Thevernment
Albert
J. Foley
Ollahoma
Sugar Registration for Corry Schools Under OPA Plan
Supt Ralph Dewey and Corry Public Schools prepare for sugar registration on April 28 and 29 for retailers and wholesalers and May 5 6 7 for domestic users. The plan uses OPA formulas to set allowable inventories and requires registrars at high schools to determine sugar shares and issue Sugar Purchase Certificates.
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Pursesnatching, forgery cases heard in Jamestown court
In Jamestown, Ehlee Clark 21 of Buffalo pleaded guilty to attempted first degree robbery and received one year in Monroe County penitentiary. Henry N. Sell 20 of Dunkirk got six months for two second degree forgery counts. Russell Spangenders 26 of Jamestown pleaded guilty to three forgery indictments. Bail set at 9400. Several others, including Mary Parkas and Josephine Morell, pleaded innocent to second degree grand larceny with bail asked at 2500 each. Also mentions general sugar rationing procedures and a Chilean sculpture law.
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Mayville
Ehlee Clark
Cedar Street
Buffalo
Monroe County
Chiutauqua
Lee Lottaway
Eblé
Binel W. Rundell
Jamestown
Henry N. Sell
Bucknor Street
Dunkirk
Monroe
Russell B. Spangenders
South Main Street
Catherine Calomets
Long Island
Mary P.chaparkas
Mary K. Lotempie
Josephine Morell
Pintales Chaparkas
Forest Fire Threatens Oil Properties Near Kane
A forest fire near Kane on April 22 scorched 715 acres of woodland and grass, threatening Morrison and Dunkle oil wells but causing no damage. About 60 firefighters from Kane and Pennsylvania Railroad workers, plus Sloan and Zook staff, battled high winds and smoke, halting the blaze near the town’s west edge.
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Mien
Pennsylvania Railroad
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West Borough
West Kane
Morrison and Dunkle
Noion
Sloan and Zook
Steady gain at Jamestown furniture market show
Jamestown April 26 steady pace as buyers register near 800. Magazine reps and buyers from large stores enrolled. J M Mc Auliffe of Meier and Frank Portland Ore arrived seeking good furniture. Charles W Hebter Jr and Kay Titus of Charles W Helter Associates New York were among arrivals. Local readers speculate on Carter Hill and poet’s absence noted by editor.
Transfusion Fails to Save Young Lad in Harrisburg
A six year old boy from Harrisburg died after a transfusion attempt during an illness first thought rheumatic fever. Doctors diagnosed staphylococcus aureus septicemia requiring blood transfusions. Offers of blood from Chicago New York Pittsburgh and Cambridge poured in but a transfusion for 1 year old Jack Finley produced no improvement.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Cambridge
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Jack Finley
Corry Woman Dies While En Route to Camp Wheeler
Rose Liebel Hiney of Corry dies in transit to visit her son, a soldier at Camp Wheeler, Georgia. Short service in her home at 1155 Weak Seventh Street followed by a requiem mass at St. Andrew's Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Survived by husband John G. Hiney, two sons Earl and Richard, grandson Robert Liebe, and three sisters.
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Southern
Tie Tate
Weak 7Th Street
St. Andrew's Church
Rose Liebel Hiney
John G. Hiney
Ashville
Camp Wheeler
Calvary Cemetery
Hines
Tonenecker Company
Walter Forsen
Earl
Erle
Richard
Camp Wheel
Robert Liebe
Evie
Hathering Kern
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