Chautauqua Co Plans Appeal in Miller Ouster
Chautauqua county will appeal the John F Miller case to the court of appeals with total attorney fees and costs not exceeding 219.10 for the whole proceeding. The decision followed the appellate division reinstating Miller with back pay.
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Mayville
Chautauqua County
John F. Muller
Court of Appeals
Board of Supervisors
Glenn
James 0. Moore
Buffalo
Mildred Kline
Appellate Division of Supreme Court
Miller
Moore
Court of Aps
1 Moore
Robert N. Palmer
Dunkirk
Palmer
Michael D. Lombardo
Jamestown
Lawrence Park Woman Found Frozen To Death
Hazel Lewis 87 a former Lawrence Park High School teacher was found frozen to death Sunday near Erie after missing since Wednesday night. Her husband Theodore Lewis returned home to lights on and a phone off the hook. Police said she wandered out in a severe storm dressed only in a light gingham dress and collapsed on the highway after a long search by wardens police and residents.
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Brie
Deé
Hazel Lewis
Lawrence Park High School
Erie
Theodore Lewis
Willard Schauer
Pennsylvania Motor Police
University of Pittsburgh
Andrew R. Bailey
Erieite Saved Amid Lake Ontario Rescue Tragedy Near Oswego
Fred L. Ruf 92 a machinist first class survived a gale wreck that killed six coast guardsmen near Oswego New York while rescuers searched for the bodies. The death toll included Lieut. Alson J. Wilson and Karl J. Jackson among others. two men were saved. In New Kensington Pennsylvania a $250,000 fire destroyed the Adolph and Connor buildings housing a supermarket and offices, with flames spreading from a basement to adjoining structures. A physician and a dentist were among those affected as losses mounted and cause remained undetermined.
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Brie
Fred L. Ruf
Sons
Gur
Erie
Lewell
Lake Ontario
Oswego
N. Y
Ruff
Jon Mason
Martion
New Kensington
Dee, T
Adolph and Connor
Moreland County
J. Clawson
Connor
Clawson
New Kensington Chamber of Commerce
Adolph
Seven More Divorces Granted in Erie Court
Erie judge Miles H. Eliis granted seven additional divorces Saturday. Names and addresses appear for cases including Lindstrom versus Lindstrom, Serukwashin versus Strakwastin, Parsons versus Parson, Sculley versus Sculley, Hempin versus Hemphill, Hervey versus Harvey, and Hing versus Heany, all citing cruelty or desertion.
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Erie
Erie County Court
Miles H. Eliis
Axel J. Lindstrom
Anna. Lindstrom
Woodrow Street
Anna Serukwashin
Parade Street
Twan Strakwastin
Mekees Rocks
Birdens Parsons
Corry
Otis Parsons
Hayheld Township
Olive B. Sculley
T. Sculley
Reid Hotel
Daniel Hempin
East 18Th Street
Katherine Hemphill
R. D
Erle
Moni M. Hervey
Peach Street
Prank J, Harvey
Titusville
Elaine ME Hing
Slough Lane
Theodore Heany
West
Opposition Pushes $10 Monthly City Pay Rise Contested
Erie city council members back a plan to raise wages for over 700 workers by ten dollars per month, a step opposed by critics who call blanket wage hikes unfair for lower paid staff and some higher earners. City budget cuts trimmed 1948 requisitions by $94,402.50 over two revisions, with overall expenses about $7,000 under 1942 levels. Farry Shipheard camouflage article on 18th century pigment use notes red pigment on ships’ fittings and blood-stained weapons influencing morale of gun crews.
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Erie City
Erie
Comelimen
Farry
Lon Nelson
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Super Market
United States
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Santa
Milady
Florence Williams
Hotel
Reich
U.S. Union
E. Doane
Christmas
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Hager Pottery
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Tabarin
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First Avenue
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Curtis Jewelry
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