Arison Theft Affects Own Property in Period
An incident described as an arison involving owned property occurred during a recent period. Authorities are reviewing details as neighbors report minor losses and routine investigations proceed.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1946
Page
7
An incident described as an arison involving owned property occurred during a recent period. Authorities are reviewing details as neighbors report minor losses and routine investigations proceed.
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A brief notice states that an appointed official named Ony is assigned under the ke due law. The item notes official duties commence immediately and outlines the scope of authority and expected compliance with statutory requirements.
Fragmentary text references a county court matter in Erie with names or placeholders. details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but indicates an estate matter or delay in proceedings and requests examination or action by involved parties.
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The Steel Age team defeated Stanford Hose 20 to 4 at Acro Field. The winners built momentum with four home runs including blasts by Baressi Ottaway Marsh and Jansen. Marsh also added a hit in the seventh inning as Presi connected for a circuit blow for the team.
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Maple Lawn clinched at least a tie for second-half honors in the New York Pennsylvania League last night by beating Meadville 12 to 4 on the Meadville diamond. Elmen starred on his birthday with 14 strikeouts as Meadville was stymied, while Maple Lawn amassed 11 singles and held Meadville to few timely hits.
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Junior League baseball squad announced arrangements to travel to Cleveland for Saturday night's Indians vs White Sox game. All players report at City Park at 10 AM Saturday, transportation provided. Moose Club finances the tour with seasonal game fund collections.
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