Fourteen Prisoners Sentenced in Warren Court
In Warren on Saturday fourteen prisoners received sentences from Judge Avid in a crowded court. Several were jailed in the county jail or workhouse. others faced fines of 200 dollars and varying terms from six months to four years. Remaining cases included liquor and liquor law violations,-with multiple defendants receiving fines and terms in county jail or the Allegheny county workhouse.
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Warren
Dudge
Couinty Jai
Allegheny County
Charles Patrill
Alegheny County
Louis Pagano
Sam Hel Maskey
Isreeny
Dwant Spencer
Christmas Program Promised by Blue Eye Community
Blue Eye notes report a joint Christmas program by Sue Rye and Weber at the Blue Eye clinic on Thursday December 27 at 8 pm. Everyone is invited as Santa Claus plans to attend during the evening.
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Blue Eye
Sue Rye
Weber Vehicels
Blueye Clinch
Toveryone
Santa Claus
Floyd Griswold
Muntha
Grswold
Filiel Stearns
Corry
Wilma Binchey
Jaquith
Doe
Tide
Albert Sandburg Wits
Ry Griswold
Bie Bpami
Marthe Griswold
Henry Jaquith
Sugar Grove
John Hickergon
Mothersite urges Vick Plan for family cold control
An advertising feature promotes using the Vick Plan to reduce a family cold burden at home. It frames colds as a tax on households and positions Vick products as a management solution.
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Vick
Deer kill near 54000 marks likely national record
Pennsylvania hunters nearing the close of the 1981 deer season expect a total bag of about 54000, with 4000 bucks and many does. State officials doubt the herd will face extinction and note refuges help preserve stock despite high hunting pressure in counties like Clearfield, Centre, Clinton, Williamsport area, Lycoming, and Pike.
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Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Commission
Atx
Clearfield
Centre
Clinton
Wii
Lycoming
Pike
Ross Luter
Man Killed After Auto Strike On Route 555
Ridgway, Dec 14. John Cami of Force in County was fatally struck by an automobile on Route 555 between Tyler and Forve while walking along the Law Grade division of the Pennsylvania railroad. The car, driven by N R Watson of Maple Avenue DuBois, with D L Morgan of Houtzdale, followed by two young men from St Mary, stopped after hitting a man in the ditch.
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Pyloyan
Porce
May Watson
Watson
Morgan
Lighted cigarette guides slayer's aim in Pa murder
In Grapeville near Greensburg a marksman reportedly used a lit cigarette to guide a shot that killed Hen Rooke, 42, as he sat at his home. Police say the killer stood about 100 yards away with a high powered rifle. Rooke was found by two grandchildren living with him.
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United Press
Greensburg
Rooke
Grapeville
Hare
Rock
Heath
Leavenworth Strikes Threaten Prison Heat
Convicts at the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth Kansas went on strike amid a heat shortage after a recent escape attempt. The night guard was called to assist the day force to preserve order as acting warden Fred Zerbst and officials, including Sanford Bates, investigated the disturbance.
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United Press
Leavenworth
Kas
Federal Penitentiary
Peng
Res
Aldl
Harden
Thomas White
Fred Zerbst
Zexbat
Warden White
Kansas City
Sanford Bates
Washington
Frida
Pittsburgh Produce Market Roundup December 14
Demang was moderate on the Pittsburgh Wholesale produce market today with apples about steady and potatoes about steady. Prices show New York Baldwins and Grimes Golden among apples. Indiana and Michigan yellows for onions. Maine Green Mountains No 1 potatoes quoted in the 1.05 to 1.15 per 100 lb range.
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United Priess
Pittsburgh
Baldwins
West Virginia
Grimes
Maryland
Grimes Golden
Onlo Baldwins
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Maine
Green Mountains
Robbery Suspect Apprehension Update
Bates and an assistant left Washington on Saturday to lead the local inquiry. Among seven escapees from Friday three were killed three captured and Earl Thayer a 65 year old mail robber remained at large today.
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Bates
Washington
Earl Thayer
SYROUSAGE? Charley Roach and Child Died in Suicide Car Tragedy
Charley A. Roach of Syracuse Kansas and his young daughter were found dead in their submerged car at Balboa harbor. Roach's eight year old son was recovered earlier. Authorities say Roach drove the vehicle off the pier in an apparent self inflicted death during marital difficulties.
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Sy United
Hoese
Ted Imself
Senator Wheeler proposes wheat relief to hungry via Fed Cross
Senator Wheeler of Montana introduced a bill to grind 50,000 bushels of wheat not held by the Palm Board into four and donate it to the Federal Relief for use in aiding the hungry. The passage notes a need for thoughtful action amid urgent hunger.
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United Press
Washington
Wheeler
Dom
Mont
Palm Board
Fed Cross
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