Stabbing Case Heard In Court In Jamestown Trial
Testimony in the second degree assault trial of four Jamestown men ended as prosecutors and defense attorneys prepared closing addresses. Defendants James Casmuts, James Dee, Russell Giambelura, and Mike Giambelura face charges for stabbing Leonardo and Salvatore Corso on Foote Avenue in Jamestown on October 7, 1932. The Corso brothers testified but could not identify the actual stabber.
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Mayville
Bec
Jamestown
Moor
James Camust
James Dee
Russell Giambelura
Mike Giambelura
James A. Hughes
Sebastian J. Bellomo
Auorney
John S Leonard
Leonardo
Salvatore Corso
Foote Avenue
Corso Brothers
Auto Crash Near Ridgway Leaves Man With Severe Injuries
Mark Edward Newhart aged 22 from Holidaysburg suffered a fractured skull and severe facial and body lacerations when his car skidded into a tee along a highway near Ridgway Pennsylvania. The vehicle was demolished in the crash reported yesterday by United Press.
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United Press
Ridgway
Mark Edward Newhart
Holidaysburg
Here
Speedy relief from coughs advertised by druggist
An old advertisement promises quick relief from coughing with Bronvhirling and says a bottle will stop a cough or money back. It claims the product works for any lingering cough and urges purchases at Keister's CL Rite Drug Store and other Brod druggists.
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Witsion
Hoge
Keister
CL Rite Drug Store
Brod
Adyi
Bomb hurled at Falconer place in Jamestown
A small dynamite blast from a passing car cracked three large windows at the Valone Cleaning and Dyeing Co in West Main street Falconer about yesterday morning. Police say a bolt and a quarter of a stick of dynamite likely caused the damage, limited to broken windows. The prior Jamestown bombing occurred October 20 at an outdoor fruit stand.
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Jamestown
Valone Cleaning and Dyeing Company
West Main Street
Falconer
O'Clocle
Wesson Paplow Ofalconer
Third
Clinton
L. A
Czechoslovakia to Pay War Debt Installment
Washington Dec 15 Minister Ferdinand Veverka announced Czechoslovakia would pay a $1 500 000 war debt installment. He said he would instruct National City Bank of New York, the fiscal agent, to transfer the funds to the U S Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ferdinand Veverka
Gaelio- Slovakia
State Department
He National City Bank of New York
Czecho Slovakia
U.S. Treasury
Missionary Societies Host Christmas Party at Wright Street
Mrs Harold Dietzel led a Christmas party for Missionary Societies of the M church at Mr and Mrs Frank G Jones home on Wright Street. Andrew Saxton wrote The Fields of Bethlehem for devotionals. Donations to Home Missionary Society and Sheffield Home for Children were organized. Six junior high girls sang carols. readings followed and snacks were served. Next meeting time set for 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Jones
Wright Street
Missionary Societies of
M. ©. Church
Harold Dietzel
Andrew Saxton
Hox
Wene
Sheffield
Lina J. Saxton
W. H. Howard
J. 0. Robbins
Mexico quits League over finances in Geneva
Geneva December 15 The Mexican government notified the League of Nations secretariat of withdrawal citing domestic depression and annual dues of 100000. Mexico joined the League in September 1951 and will remain a member for two years unless the mood shifts. the move follows similar Latin American considerations as Argentina reenters the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Geneva
Mexico
League of Nations
League
United States
Britain
Manws Tellez
Argentina
St Paul Ladies Aid Christmas Party and Plans
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church held its annual Christmas party and business meeting in the jenarch parlors after noon. The event featured a report of funds from a recent supper and plans for another meal during the January 40th congregational meeting. Committee assignments and program details followed, with gifts exchanged and presents sent to Bethesda Home orphans. A green dinner concluded the gathering for about 25 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jenarch
Hens Koppel
Annal
Claire Man
J. A. Lanston
Harrison Keppel
A. A. Merken
John Freno
A. A. Williams
Donald Hall
George Nagel
Theodore Swanson
D. A. Hillstrom
Albert Lynn
Bethesda
Five Narrow Escapes From Gas In Clean
Five people were overcome by oxide gas when a plugged chimney of a pipeless furnace at 12 North Wits Street released gas. Mrs Esther Hormaine recovered, Mrs Margaret Renton aged ill in bed was seriously affected but not unconscious. Mr John Fenton and children John E ten and Margaret M seven escaped. all believed to have been killed earlier.
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North Wits Street
Esther Hormeine
Margaret Renton
the Amié
Horhlein
John
Fenton
Urge Continuance of Vets' Preference
Washington December 15 veterans' administrator Frank T Hines urged continuation of laws giving veterans preference for civil service jobs. He also recommended transferring federal activities for placing veterans in jobs from the labor department to his jurisdiction and favored expanding hospital facilities over new building programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Uniter
Washington
Congressional Committee
Veterans
Frank T. Hines
Hines
Labor Department
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Czechoslovakia
Missionary Societies
ST Paul Ladies Aid
Frank Say, A.M. Litz
Mike L. Litz
Frank P. Litz
North Center Street
South Center Street
Oppo
Kelly’ Ss
Ford Garage
North Center St
Ssessu BS
Reich’s
Steve Holder
Petoe
Uuxen
Zoe
Anc Ado
Toe
China Soldiers
China
U. S
Lotto
Doane Hardware
Corry, Pa
Santa Claus
Federal Reserve System
Themi Woods
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