Forty Years In Jail Under Arrest Again News
Joe Buzzard, 70, who has already served four decades in prison, was arrested today by state police in South Merchantville New Jersey on fresh charges of horse theft from John Kauffman of Bird in Hand Pennsylvania and stealing chickens. He is linked to the Fussars of the Welsh mountains near Lancaster. His brother Abe, 84, is serving 21 years in Eastern Penitentiary for horse theft. The whereabouts of another brother, Ike, is unknown.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Joe Buzzard
South Merchantville
M. J
Mastern
John Kauffman
Lancaster
Abe
Eastern Penitentiary
Tke
Visitors and Travelers Reach Ripley Area From Various States
A string of social visits and travel plans linked Ripley and neighboring towns as residents welcomed guests from Pittsburgh Corry Wesleyville and Jamestown. Others planned trips to Beavom Roanoke Seattle and San Francisco while several locals motored to New York City Meadeville and Ashland for events and family gatherings.
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Ripley, N. Y
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Ether
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Suit by Bishop Gannon Dismissed
District Supreme Court Justice Cox dismissed Bishop James Cannon Jr.'s suit to stop Nye Senate campaign funds investigating committee from examining his handling of 63500 given to combat Alfred E. Smith in 1928 presidential race. McNeil said he would appeal to the district court of appeals.
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Nye Senate
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Gannon
Robert H. McNeil
District Court of Appeals
Mine Sweeper Schofield Towed In Gale Off Virginia Coast
Fortess Monroe Va August 12 The U S mine sweeper Schofield was towed to its dock by the Coast Guard cutter Mascoutin after weathering a heavy gale off the Virginia coast. Boiler trouble left the ship helpless and crewman Marshall Fitzgerald suffered a broken arm during the gale. Transportation officer at Langley field dismissed reports of an explosion on the Schofield.
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Fortress
Monroe
U. S
Schofield
Coast Guard
Mascoutin
Virginia
Marshall Fitzgerald
Langley Field
Waynesburg Man Heads Pa Merchants Group
Clyde W. Cull of Waynesburg Pa was elected president of the Pennsylvania Retail Merchants Association at the 1932 convention. Other officers named include Win D. Miller Allentown W L Lawrence New Kensington and Stanley J. Davis Scranton as vice presidents Homer R Knapp Pottsville treasurer Harry Shaffer Lock Haven and T W Loughran Pittsburgh as directors. A secretary position was not filled.
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Clyde W. Cull
Waynesburg
Wis
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Retail Merchants Association
Win D. Miller
Allentown
W. L. Lawrence
New Kensifigho
Stanley J. Davis
Scranton
Homer R. Knapp
Pottsville
Harry Shaffer
Lock Haven
T. W. Loughran
Pillsbirgh
Seciotngy
Vivcted
Philadelphia banks step in to aid city payroll crisis
Philadelphia bankers offer to loan nine million dollars to cover the next three months payrolls for four thousand seven hundred police and two thousand firefighters as the city faces financial embarrassment. Mr and Mrs C B Shoop and son Dick depart for Los Angeles to visit their son Clarence Shogl.
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Shoop
Angeles
Calif
Clarence
Schofield charges spark Navy yard liquor dispute
In Philadelphia amid a swearing in of 48 new policemen, Samuel B. Schofield, director of public safety, charged that liquor was brought into the Philadelphia Navy Yard, given to prisoners in the guard house, and that commanding officers ignored citizen protests, with Pennington and Bostwick declining to comment.
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United Press
Philadelphia
John D. Pennington
Lucius A. Bostwick
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Semmuel’ B. Schofield
Navy Yard
Schofield
Child Missing 38 Hours Found Safe in Colorado Canon
Benjamin Saul, a three year old from Castle Rock, was found alive after 38 hours missing in Jarre Canon. Denver tourists spotted him near a trail in the canyon. he was dehydrated, shoeless, with a swollen foot and dazed, then taken to Colorado Springs hospital for treatment.
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Castlin Rock
Colo
Benjamin Saul
Jarre Canon
Denver
Canon
Colorado Springs
Boardman-Polando Enroute 10 States Trade Route
Russell Bourdinon and John Polando of New York left Marseille aboard the American export liner Calibur headed to New York. The voyage was reported by Mackay radio and is expected to reach New York on August 24.
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Boardman
Polando Enroute
Renewed violence flares in West Virginia coal strike area
Renewed outbreaks of violence flared in the West Virginia coal strike area last night and early today before authorities quelled the unrest. Sixty three men and women were arrested in the clashes as police and state troops moved to restore order in Wheeling and surrounding districts.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Ancient Jewish Year Had Seven Fallow Months Origin
A sublalical year was once a seven year cycle when all fields lay fallow for twelve months. Today the term appears as a missionary furlough or a year of vacation from a profession.
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