Allowance Granted to Veteran Hartwell in 1949 Shooting Case
Common Pleas Court approved guardian William Pratt’s petition to transfer 20 dollars a month from Hartwell’s funds, including a 2663.74 dollar bank balance and 63 dollar monthly VA disability payments, to cover minor expenses. Hartwell, confined at Forview State Hospital after fatally shooting Erie policemen Leo Waldinger and Walter May, was found insane and sent to Waymart hospital in 1950.
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Erie
Charles R. Kartwell
Forview State Hospital
Io Erie
Common Pleas Court
William ¥. Pratt
Burtwell
Hartwell
Veterans Administration
G. Daniel Baldwin
Leo Waldinger
Walter May
Waymart
Piadt
Purview
POWS MOTHER STARTS HOMEWARD JOURNEY
Mrs Portia Howes pack s tonight for the Alden Mina homeward journey. A devout mother plans Christmas with her family and gifts bought in Japan for three other children. She flew to Japan 12 days ago seeking POW son Pfc Richard Tenneson 20 in Korea. He is one of 17 Americans who refused a Panmunjom homeward appeal.
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Tokyo
Portia HoWe
Alden
Mina
Japan
Richard Tenneson
Korea
Tenneson
Panmunjom
Railroad executive Yohe to retire as president
Curtis M Yohe of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad will retire in December from the president post. A Cornell University graduate from Cornells ville he joined as clerk in 1852 and will stay on as a director. William White, current board chair, will succeed Yohe as president.
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Pittsburgh
Curtis M. Yohe
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Cornellsville
Yohe
Railroad 252
Cornell University
Wiliam White
Yobe
Jury Convicts Girl's Slayer In Nebraska Case
Duane Mel Clip, 20, a former Rushville High senior and athlete, was convicted of first degree murder for the death of Karen Talbot, a Rushville girl. A six man and six woman jury recommended life imprisonment under Nebraska law that allows the death penalty on a jury verdict. The slaying occurred after Karen vanished on the night of August 2008, and her body was found in a shallow grave in October. Clip sobbed during the verdict in the District Court.
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Chadron
Neb
Duane MelClip
Sec
Nebraska
Rushville
Karen Talbot
McClain
Karen
Palmertown storekeeper killed by car on Route 119
John Smunski a 51 year old Palmertown storekeeper was killed by an auto last night while walking along Route 119 near his home nine miles south of Indiana Pennsylvania.
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AUTO
Indiana
John Smunski
Palmertown
Here
Dock Workers Vote Marred by Fist Fight in Brooklyn
In the New York port a violent clash broke out between AFL and International Longshoremen's Association factions during the second day of National Labor Relations Board balloting. Police intervened after 15 AFL supporters and an equal number from the ILAs clashed, with forty officers separating the groups at the Brooklyn voting site.
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New York
Brooklyn
National Labor Relations Board
AFL
International Longshoremen’s Association
Corbett Favored For Judge By County Bar Group
Attorney William T. Corbett won the Allegheny County Bar Association referendum on candidates to succeed Judge Loran L. Lewis on the County Court bench. Governor John S. Fine will appoint a successor January 1. Judge Lewis was elected to the County Common Pleas Court in last November’s election. The county court judgeship pays $14 000 a year.
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Favor Corbett
Pittsburgh
William T. Corbett
Allegheny County Bar Association
Loran L. Lewis
John S. Fine
Lewis
County Common Pleas Court
Luxembourg Premier Pierre Dupong Dies After Stroke
Pierre Dupong, prime minister of Luxembourg and a Christian Socialist veteran politician, died at 68 after a stroke. Born November 1, 1885, he led the government since 1937 and served in Parliament since 1915. Foreign Minister Joseph Bech to assume premiership pending successor.
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Associated Press
NATO
Pierre Duong
Luxemboure
Ius
Dupong
France
Germany
Joseph Bech
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