Irish Free State picks Buckley as governor general
Buckley wins appointment as governor general amid Easter uprising history. Buckley, longtime Irish Republican Army member, succeeds James McNe, with President de Valera blessing the move. Separate item notes Kale Snitar, touted as top radio star, exercising at home in Hollywood.
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Tonal Dantiel Buckley
Irish Free Styte
Eldore
Irish Republican Army
Buckley
Win
James McNe
Mame de Valera
Forfil Buckley
Former helper linked to coast murder case
Police identify a former ship assistant as a suspect in the coastal murder of Captain Walter Winderwell. The man, linked to a South American voyage, was seen leaving the docks hours after the fatal shot. A witness described the suspect’s appearance matching earlier shipboard descriptions.
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United
Carmas
Finck
Warnerwell
Waseryell Fay
Harry Greenwood
Long Beach
Herviusly
Pulive
Green- Wood
Circle Plans Holiday Party at Historical Circle
Yesterday afternoon the Historical Circle met for a twelfth time this year, with a business session and committee report detailing a Christmas party set for next Tuesday. Mrs Wilcox led a reading on The Seat of the East by Pearl Wake about Chinese religion, alongside articles on The Gold Standard and The Nation Dare Not Fail. Members gave two minute talks on chosen subjects, closing a well received program.
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Pearl Wake
Wilcox
China
Wilens
Olive McCray
Death of Marie Wolfe in Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh woman Marie Wolfe age 26 was found dead between ten houses. Coroner W J McGregor ruled death from exposure with suspected strangulation. Police questioned her husband James Wolfe 27 to establish Wentley after the body was found.
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Pittsburgh
Marie Wolfe
W. Je McGregor
Maris
James Wolfe
Warm May Day Reflections and Local News Digest
Local doctors warn against “low mood plants.” Leo Howlett bagged an 8 point buck near Blue Ridge yesterday. State motor license receipts for Jan-Oct 1982 totaled 29,290,550, down 1,810,724 from 1931. 1,434,540 passenger cars licensed this year, down 145 from 1981. A buck with 1 large horn and 22 small ones shot near Bloomsburg by a Wilkes-Barre hunting party. Nina Jewell attends Erie County Pomona Grange sessions in Girard, lecturing for Corry Grange. A Junior High pupil fractured chin after a fall in recess. Taxpayers associations grow more active. Meadville meeting on Dickey vs Garnow case yields defendant verdict. Deer sightings include a 129 lb 8 point near Tryndeton and a 6 point near Davey. Erie salaries cut across police dept, Chief Detzel and others reduced. Desmond to speak to Kiwanis on supervisor relations. Paul Cutting of Brooklyn, formerly of Westfield, fatally injured in car crash near Erie. Corry girl rumored among marathon entrants. Leon Livingston, “Traip No. 1,” back in Erie after months away. Stocks rise on market. Vehicle shotgun case near Bemis expected to yield arrests. Several damage cases set for court. schools to close December 21 for Christmas recess.
Frank Nollinger Death On Tidioute Road
Warren county authorities continued their investigation into the death of Frank Nollinger of Warren formerly of Corry after a Tuesday morning automobile crash on Route 6 near Tidioute. Nollinger died upon arrival at Warren hospital from injuries suffered when a car driven by Walter Will of Erie skidded on ice and struck the truck he and others were deploying chains on. A coroner's jury was empaneled at Peterson mortuary to hear the inquest next week. Nollinger, born 1873 in Corry, leaves a wife Mabel Pay and five children, with brothers Daniel and Charles and sisters Catherine Foster Susie Robinson and Mary Stokes.
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Praik Nollinger
Warren
Corry
Irvington
Tidioute
Nollinger
Warren Hospital
Walter Will
21St Street
Erie
General Irvine
Coronel
Peterson Mortuary
Lowrey
Brant Wyman
Watson Jamieson
Charles C Young
Henry Brunke
John Campbell
Chris Ostergard
Charles
Norman Robins
Clarion County
Trieute
Wills
Milan Munn
George Hertzer
George Bowen
Nollinger Wa
S. S. Watson
Idivate
Russell
Mabel Pay
Garnet
Doris Ernest
Hart
Mabel Oviatt
West Hickory
Daniel
Katherine Foster
Susie Robinson
Falconer
N.Y
Mary Stokes
Jamestown
Sadie Downey Re elected President of CB A Chapter
At St Edwards hall the regular meeting of the CB A chapter elected Sadie Downey as president for another term. Officers include Sabina Marks as first vice president Mia P G Wood as recording secretary Maying Malotey as assistant recording secretary Margaret Henel as financial secretary and Nel Black as treasurer. Trustees named W S Morrell Mary Dulce Agnes Hand and Margaret Maloney. Past president Mary Pat lebson noted. Installation set for January.
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Nel Black
M. J. McMshon
W. S. Morrell
Mary Dulce
Agnes Hand
Margaret Maloney
Mary Murray
Mary Pat
Lebson
Japs Retake City Held by Chinese in Manchuria
Changchun, Manchuria, December 7. Japanese troops regained control of Helle in Ungkiang Province, driving Chinese forces under General Si Ping-en from Manchuk near the Siberian border. About 100 Japanese residents held by Su were believed released, though not confirmed.
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Changchun
Manchuria
Manchuris
Helle
Ungkiang
Oif Manchut
Si Ping-en
Manchuk
Sip
Siberia
War record cuts two years off Amoroso sentence
Amoroso, claiming wartime service and a need to care for his wife and five children, received a reduced penalty after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter. Judge A. P. Rossiter noted the war record could save him two years, lowering the potential term from seven to three and a half years in the Western penitentiary for the fatal razor wounds to Alfred Messina after a West Main street quarrel.
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Amoroso
Amorosso
Western Penitentiary
Alfred Messina
West Main Street
Hold Marchers After Crash in Cumberland Firefight
United Press reports hunger marchers returning from Washington were arrested after their car crashed into a telephone pole while police prepared to greet the main group in Cumberland Maryland. Six Chicago men named Ward Prover Longbord Jacobson Armeaus Buchani Jerry Dolan face reckless driving charges as police and National Guard standby for emergencies. A citizen police force and National Guard unit armor y will be ready for late arrival. In Wilmerding Pennsylvania, Leonard J. Ocke the night captain of the police department was suspended until January 1 for mishandling an accident case.
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United Press
Cumberland
Washington
Ward Prover
Longbord
al Jacobson
Tom Armeaus
Solomon Buchani
Jerry Dolan
Chicago
First Regiment
National Guard
Reatiness
Wilmerding
Leonard J. Ocke
Burgess T. W. Bishop
Locke
Tate
Medics Propose Scientifically Balanced Diets for Relief
Governor Pinchot joined the state emergency relief board as it reviewed a plan from the state medical society to provide scientifically balanced diets for many food relief recipients. Dr. Charles Alkowsky is authorized to appoint experts to advise on diets and county medical unit cooperation. The plan cites rising malnutrition and contagious disease as urgent factors guiding December relief funds allocation of 1,081,000 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. James Deyo and his mother Luella visited Brie for business.
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United Press
Theft case solved in Union City theft of 6000 dollars
The Union City theft of six thousand dollars from Mrs. Mary Stark was solved. Police say Mrs. Mary Ball, a widow 45, is the thief, with two others arrested. Chief Magee and Patrolman Smith led the probe, while Frank Gardy 35 and Katherine Plewniak 40, Hardy's sister, face charges connected to the robbery. Trepke Ignace 40 was arrested on arson but not tied to the robbery. No money has been recovered and recovery prospects are dim.
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Dayton
Ohio
Uiy
Mary Ball
Union City
Midna Stark
Smith
Frank Gardy
Katherine Plewniak
Hardy
Ball
Plew
New Judge of Clarion County Appointed by Harrisburg
Gov. Pinchot announces the appointment of Harry M. Rimer as President Judge of Clarion county court to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Frank L. Harvey. Rimer, born in 1870, a Washington and Jefferson College graduate and longtime lawyer, supported Pinchot in 1930 and was chosen after many requests from Clarion County.
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Rimer
Clarion County
United Press
Harrisburg
Harry M. Rimer
Clarion
Pinchot
Frank L. Harvey Rimer
Pennanials
Hess
Washington and Jefferson College
Progress AIL Inventions Spark New Independent Ventures
The article argues inventions arising outside laboratories fuel independent businesses. It highlights the role of the Sieele Foundation in supporting new enterprises and notes efforts by the Woman's Home Court to advance these initiatives.
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Hig Bist
Ness
Sieele
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