Double traffic death leads to manslaughter charge in Erie
Frederick S. Willson 34 of Erie faces one involuntary manslaughter count after a two car crash on Route 20 in Millcreek Township killed two Windsor Ontario sisters in law, Anno Belestrini and Martha Pettinato. Willson posted $1,000 bail for May 1 hearing before Justice Harry Lave.
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Millcreek
Frederick S. Willson
Erle
Windsor
Ont
Anno Belestrini
Martha Pettinato
Willson
Justice of the Peace
Harry Lave
Jury Drawn for Warren County May Term Court
Three area residents were selected for jury service in the Warren County Quarter Sessions May term. Grand jurors include Arthur J Brundage Spring Creek Township Bennetta Harrison Sugar Grove and John E McKay Spring Creek Township. Weather delayed spring farm work with cold rain and snow flurries slowing planting while surveys show dry enough for plowing in many areas. A New York motorist Michael Howes Terry of Derby was cited for failing to stop at a red light at North Center and Smith Streets. Two bystanders George Collier and Charles Macko thwarted an attempted theft of soft drinks from a beverage truck. suspects fled. Mrs Orpha Hapgood 72 of Clymer treated for a left forearm rupture after a fall. Calvin Messinger North Clymer 3 suffered a left leg fracture when a tree fell. Corry Water Supply Co workers search for a leak on North Center Street in front of Carrolls Gift Shop. A new Loblaws sign replaced one torn down during a windstorm. Real estate transactions filed at the Erie County courthouse include transfers involving George F Carmcke ux and Alton R Armitage ux plus John E Capeln ux and Elmer W Keizo ux in Concorde Township.
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Warren County Quarter Sessions Court
Arthur J Brundage
Spring Creek Township
Bennetta Harrison
Sugar Grove
John E. McKay
New York State
Michael Howes Terry
Derby
N. Y
North Center
Smith Streets
Melvin 8. Cobbett
Orpha Hapgood
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Calvin Messinger
North Clymer
Bopphtalides
Erie County
George F. Carmcke
Alton R. Armitage
Summer Street
John E. Capeln
Elmer W. Keizo
Concorde Township
Spaghetti Supper To Aid Local Youth Camp Fund
The Young People’s group of the assemblies of God Church will sponsor a spaghetti supper in the Corry Grange Hall from 6 to 7 40. Tickets are available from group members or at the door. Proceeds will help send youths to camp this summer. The Carver House fire in Warren forced Fred Waring Band members to find lodging at the Penn Hotel after performing at Allegheny College in Meadville.
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The
Assemblies of God Church
Corry Grange Hall
Carver House
Warren
Fred Waring
Penn Hotel
Allegheny College
Meadville
American Mourns Verdun Fall Death At Fortress Shaft
Gerald H. Dunnigan of Verdun was killed when he fell 80 feet into an ancient Verdun fortress shaft. His body was recovered after a round the clock search that began Saturday following his disappearance. He had been seen entering Ft Tavannes with his wife.
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Randolph American Legion Club
East Randolph
N. Y
James M. Happell
Salamanca
Cattaraugus County
Genevieve Stark Barber
Harry
Louis ©. Schulte
Sheriff's Department
Verdun
Associated Press
France
Gerald H. Dunnigan
Dunnigan
Ft. Tavannes
U S Expels Two Soviet Diplomats
Article reports the United States expelling two Soviet diplomats Turkin and Guryanov in New York. Secretary Dulles faced pressure over asylum decisions for sailors from the Taupe tanker crew and related crew actions in Formosa and Russia. Senator Jenner urged action as the internal security panel questioned officials.
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Soriinuen
New York
Sobolev
Turkin
Guryanov
Russia
Dulles
Formosa
Chine
Sen
Jenner
Rind
Senate
Internal Security
GM Earnings and Sales Dip in First Quarter 1986
GM reports first quarter 1986 sales of 3.005 billion dollars, down from 3.101 billion in the prior record quarter. President Harlow Curtice notes civilian sales up 4.3 percent while defense sales shrink to 4 percent of total, with 1956 earnings at 283 million dollars or 1.01 per share.
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Joy Manufacturing Co
Franklin
Tor
Lost
Superages
TESS
New York
General Motors Corp
Hia
Harlow H. Curtice
Curtice
Parents Held After Son's Body Found in River
In Watson, Pa, coroner said five year old William Mueller died of starvation before his father Alfred Mueller and his wife allegedly threw the body into the Delaware River. Police held the couple pending further hearing on charges of failure to provide necessities of life. The case centers on the boy’s death and the couple’s statements.
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Waston
William Meuller
Delaware River
George T. Kamets
Alfred Meuller
Blate
Meuller
Meullers Face Possible New Charges After Boy's Death
Meullers may face additional charges as authorities review the case of a boy who died from malnutrition and neglect after a night confined in a locked room. Mueller claimed fear of authorities led to disposing of the body in a river, while autopsy noted no violence and a 6% pound weight at retrieval. District Attorney Palmer said decisions on further charges would come in several days.
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Meuller
Kametz
Clinton B. Palmer
Meullers
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Lansing
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Erie
Frank Nowak
Francis Duffy
Narducci
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Richard Ruth
Ruth
East Street Hill
Hurley Drake
Corry
Titusville
Internal Revenue Bureau
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Erle Connery Medical Society
Vernon Houghton
U. S
Pittsburgh
Reler
Houghton
Pennsylvania
State Agriculure
George Collier
Charles Macko
First Avenue
Collier
Corry Water Supply Co
North Center Street
Carroll
Citizens National
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U.S
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Konstantin Ekimoy
Ekimoy
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Horiz
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Franklin, Pa
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Kleenex
Contadina Tomatoes
Florida
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Maine
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Mickey
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