Nation opens conference on crime wave in Washington
United Press reports Attorney General Homer Cummings opening a national conference on crime, outlining a four point program: prevention, investigation, prosecution, and detention. Officials seek cooperative action among federal, state, and local agencies to curb crime costs and safeguard the public.
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United Press
Washington
Homer S Cummings
Department of Justice
Dillinger
Cummings
Congress
Division of Investigation
Hunter aged 83 bags his deer near Pithole
Titusville, Dec. 10. Clamies Hirtell, eighty three, lives near Pithole, once famous oil town, and is probably the oldest Venango County hunter this season. He dropped a 17 1/2 pound buck on the Ball farm, in fair health, accompanied by his stepdaughter as he searched the old grounds near the site of the vanished town Once 18,000 residents stood nearby.
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Titusville
Clamies Hirtell
Pithole
Venango County
Birtell
Ball Farm
Vance
San-Cura Ointment Promoted For Piles Relief
C G Root of Montevideo Los Angeles county Cal writes of Enolose and money order for a 60 cent jar of San-Cura Ointment and two jars of San-Cura Soap. Derfinger of Maywood reports curing piles after spending $200 on other remedies. Ointment and soap guaranteed to help cuts burns eczema and piles with money back option if not helped.
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Montevelio
Los Angeles County
Cal
Enolose
Priest Is Given 110 Day Term For Deer Killing
ERIN December 10. Priest 85 of Waterford was sentenced to 110 days in Erie county prison for killing a deer on Walter Woods farm. He admitted shooting the deer on Friday, dragging it to a farmhouse. Alderman L W Orr fined him 100 and costs, and he was remanded to jail for 110 days after a game warden reported the illegal kill.
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Erin
Yuan Gi
Priest
Waterford
Erie County
L. W. Orr
Walter Wood
Pattison
Orr
Wood
Murder Charges Face Garment Manufacturer in Pennsylvania
In Lebanon Pennsylvania on December 10 charges of murder were to be filed against Byron A Laudermilch a garment manufacturer over the death of Emma Miller 28 a factory worker. Miller was found on a rifle range last Thursday with a chest wound and died yesterday in a local hospital. County detective George Tucker said she named Laudermilch as her shooter claiming he assaulted her for reporting NRA violations in his factory. Laudermilch is in a private sanatorium recovering from a self inflicted bullet wound police said was personal safety related.
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United Press
Lebanon
Byron A. Laudermilch
Emma Miller
George Tucker
Lauermilch
Laudermilch
Grandmother's kettle claimed to ward sinus troubles
County health commissioner Dr. R H Markwith recalls old practice of boiling moist air in a kettle to ease ailments. He notes that steam could have helped prevent sinusitis and related illnesses in past days. The remark reflects a nostalgic view of traditional remedies.
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R. H. Markwith
Carlisle Vets Bury Father of Babes in Woods
Elmo J Noakes of Roseville California was buried in Westminster cemetery Carlisle Pa with full military honors as investigators confirm the patriarch of a deadly five victim case. His three daughters and niece perished in a wooded tragedy while Noakes is believed to have killed them and later took his own life.
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Unites Presa
Carlisle
Elmo J. Noakes
Roseville
Calif
Pennsylvania
Westminster Cemetery
Noakes
American Legion
Duncansville
South Mountain
Winifred Pierce
Noghes
U. S
Pierce
Duncanavilly
California
Stats Police
Stolen Smoke Causes Tragedy in Philadrupta
In Philadrupta, 22 year old ChHgtiam Diller, already paralyzed and limited to three pipefuls daily, began lighting a hidden pipe. A burning match slipped and ignited bed clothing, engulfing him. His wife fainted at the sight as firemen saved her. Diller died from the blaze.
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United Press Philadruphta
ChHgtiam Diller
Diller
Inauguration Plans Under Way For Earle Ceremony
Plans for the Earle inauguration proceed with Kennedy taking oath at 11 am in the Senate, Earle sworn at noon on the capitol steps, followed by a large inaugural parade through the plaza. Wendell Morgantheler to head the inaugural ball at Zembo Temple, with proceeds to families of five men slain in the Kelayres disruption.
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Thomas Kennedy
Senate
Earle
Capitol
Commonwealth
Swope
State Department of Property and Supplies
Wendell P. C. Morgantheler
The
Young Democrats
Zembo ‘Temple
Kelayres
Youth found shot to death in woods identified in Pa
A 19 year old youth found chloroformed and shot in Hampden Sydney area woodlands near Boyertown Pennsylvania was identified as Landon Bell of Columbus Ohio son of an attorney. Police say death appears self inflicted though circumstances remain unclear. Bell had left Hampden Sydney Institute November 22 to visit his father in Columbus.
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United Press
Bell
College
Cahumbus
50 Pound Turtle Sale at Hot Springs Display
A 60 pound snapping turtle, likely over 50 years old, was caught on a trout line in the Ouachita River at Hot Springs by LN Wright, James and Fred Carmody, a team of ashermen. The event highlights local river wildlife and fishing activity in the area.
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Ouachita River
Wright
James
Fred Carmody
Ashermen
Ice Palace Planned on Mount Royal in Montreal
Montreal city officials plan a large ice palace atop Mount Royal to be built by unemployed men. The project aims to attract tourists and boost local activity during the winter season.
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Montreal
Que
Mount Royal
Cost of insane is heavy item in county budget
Wile county paid nearly $60,000 in 1984 for maintenance of insane persons in western state institutions, report to Directors of the Poor and Controller Harvey Willis shows. The county home cost $62,211.94 in eleven months, while outdoor relief and relief for children ranked high in expenses with $39,085 and $30,686 respectively. Directors had about $21,000 in treasury on December 1 from a total $280,500 allocated for 1984. County farm produce brought in $1,431.08 and miscellaneous accounts returned $2,253.
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Wile County
Harvey Willis
Erie County
Tom
Funeral at Salesville
The body of Mrs. Della Reynolds, who died at the home of her son in Corry, was taken to Salesville Ohio for funeral services and burial on Tuesday. She leaves daughters Mrs Jewell and Mrs Lisyd Dallison, and sons Herland Earl and Ralph Reynolds, all of Salesville, plus eighteen grandchildren. Her widowed husband Lemuel Reynolds preceded her.
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Della Reyolds
Hee Caner Wees
Walt Jeneny
Ses
South Center Street
Satunday
Salesville
Herland Reynolds
Reynolds
Lemuel Reynolds
Corry
Saleaville
Albion Friends of Slayer Seek Sentence Shift
Albion residents rally for a sentence reduction in the case of Byron Runyon 18, who pleaded guilty to shooting neighbor Santiago Garcia. Judge A P Rossiter declared first degree murder. Runyon awaits possible appeal to the State Board of Pardons as attorney Bernard Foley weighs next steps. Runyon remains in Birle county jail awaiting transfer to Western penitentiary in Pittsburgh.
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Erie
Albion Friends
Byron Runyon
Western Penitentiary
Santiago Garcia
Bernard Foley
Poley
Runyon
Garcia
A.P. Rossiter
State Board of Pardons
Rossiter
Foley
Cour
Court House
Birle County
Dell Darling
Pittsburgh
When Sickness Strikes at Night Spurred by Telephones
A compact notice notes the fear of sudden illness at night and the reassurance of telephone access. It emphasizes that families relying on phone help stay secure knowing responders can arrive quickly to aid in emergencies.
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Babes IN Woods
Elio J. Noakes
Rayon Tapestry
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Montgomer
Eita Keit
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Deans Offce
By Paul Robinson
Son of Columbus
Albion
Friends OF
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G. Byron Runyon
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