Twenty Ye Years Ago As Tekén Peds Sourml Files
Remodeling of the Hatch school in the Second ward for more Industrial Arts classrooms is finished by W M Sandburg. Swingle's Five-cent to One Dollar Store will join McCrory Stores Corp in a large chain. Three more arrests for 1927 school tax nonpayment, one couple released after paying amount due. Mr and Mrs Charles Bugbee hosted a party at their North Center street home with a money purse gift. Harry W Parker's son Boyd and wife reached Cedar City Utah for health reasons.
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Off Hatch School
W. M. Sandburg
Swingle
Everett
North Center Street
McCrory Stores Corp
New York City
Charles Bugbee
Harry W. Parker
Boyd Parker
Gedar City
Utah
Mr. Parker
Abortion Mill Smashed At Brie
Police smashed an abortion unit said to have operated in a westside attic for two years. Dr. Sadie D Root, 70, of Erie was arrested and confessed to an illegal operation on a 33 year old New Castle woman. Root arraigned before Alderman Brabender and held for hearing August 23. Detective Captain James Niland said a tip by a self described daughter led to the raid amid reports the New Castle patient had seven legal attempts in seven days.
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Brie
Westside
Sadie D. Root
Erie
Wito
New Castle
Mrs. Root
J. A. Root
Eric
Chester Miller
Everett Ruska
Johnl. Coates
George Brabender
Root
James Niland
Niland
Debate Over Heads of State Criminal Liability Post-WWII
Fragmentary wartime text notes the Allied drive to end impunity for leaders and nations. It cites the Nuremberg precedent, debates on whether sovereigns can be held criminally responsible, and the charter aims of establishing criminal liability for aggressive war.
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Netherlands
Wilhelm
Frink
KEL, Inc
4Th St
New York
Nurenm Square Ride, Chicagosberg
Gary
Garler
Pittsburgh teen wins Miss Western Pennsylvania title
Sarsh ine Cromwell a first year old beauty from Beechview Pittsburgh won the Miss Western Pennsylvania crown in a pageant at West Vitw Park she faced candidates from two counties Her next target is the Miss America event scheduled September 6 19 at Al tontie city
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Pittsburgh
Sarshine Cromwell
Bauty
Beechview
Western Pennsylvania
West Vitw Park
Altontie
Tojo awaits verdict at Tokyo war crimes trial
The International Military Tribunal for the Far East nears a verdict on Hideki Tojo and 24 other Japanese officials. Conviction could yield death or a similar punishment. The May 3, 1946 trial opened with verdict translation pending since July 27, 1946.
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Hirohito
Hideki Tojo
Tokyo
International Military Tribunal of
Far East
Tojo
Japan
White House
Hiller
Mussolini
United States
Soviet Berlin blockade lift and German talks intensify
The Soviet press blamed non Communist officials for sabotaging Moscow’s coal aid while large Allied airlifts into Berlin continued. In a four hour span, 649 British and American planes delivered over 4100 tons. Washington noted only eight percent of transports used. Western diplomats met in Moscow at the American embassy amid Kremlin talks on Germany as informants said events neared a climax and a second Stalin meeting seemed likely.
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Berlin
Washington
Moscow
Kremlin
Stalin
Memory Gym Quiz From 1941 Classified Page
A reader quiz from September 1 1941 tests knowledge with ten questions. Topics include World War II anniversaries embezzlement in New Jersey banking, automobile parts, fashion, Italian politics, French phrases, cinema, Democratic convention events, state borders, and language in the Western Hemisphere.
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New Jersey City
Ih Itely
Baton Rouge
Virginia
West Virginia
Rudolph Byer Buried After Sunday Illness
Funeral held Tuesday for Rudolph Byer a well known resident who died Sunday after an extended illness at Bracken Keating Funeral Home Sebring Ohio Rev E O Wagoner officiated with active bearers Abby Allen Merritt Hunt William Mole Carl Henton Charles Dewey Harold Roburns Albert Merker and Guy Stafford. Honorary bearers included Myers Hall Laver Ward Neville Reynolds Dimmick Anderson Bolden and Heerlen with a large delegation from the local Raymond plant. Interment followed at St Elizabeth Cemetery with distant relatives and coworkers in attendance from Zionsville Morning View Spartansburg Titusville Buffalo Erie Bear Lake and Columbus.
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Rudolph Byer
Fundral
Wakfield
Fila ES Bachelier
E. 0. Wagnér
Sebring
Ohio
Bracken-Keating
Abby Allen
Merritt Hunt
Willam Molé
Carl Henton
Charles Dewey
Harold Roburns
Albert Merker
Guy ‘Stafford
Matilda Battenberg
Raymond Gilson
Bear Lake
2. C. Loupe
Albert H. Pox
Albert B. Fox
Columbus
Frame bungalow fire destroys Pleasantville home
The frame bungalow occupied by the Glarente Watson family near Pleasantville was gutted by flames Tuesday evening, destroying the residence beyond repair and causing the loss of most furnishings. Damage is estimated at more than 95,000. Fire is believed to have been caused by a short circuit.
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Glarente Watson
Pleasantville
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Tekén Peds
Germany
Pizor Insurance Agency
Dial
B. FredeRick St
Corry, Pa
Keystone VanCise
Foster E. Davis & Son
J. C. Kramer
the Nast CO
Kramer Furs
Superior
Siar Gis
Haven
Tesh
Romosltzer
Tamba
Woodbury
Soap At
Uleener
Snooth
Tsu
Abdol
Hallmark
Candy Whitman
Daratan
Tlee
Tabu Cologne
Wisley Water
Iil
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the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Walla
Guignon's
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