Read estate transfer, liquor license appeal in Warren county
A property exchange involving Lena T. Islye tm R. Hesthal and Wayne Yownsbirth was recorded at the Erie county courthouse yesterday. Judge Allison D. Wade heard an appeal by Clarendon VFW post seeking a liquor license after the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board denial. Attorney Henry Nicholson will file a brief. The appeal cites a recent Superior Court ruling on license quotas. Police report Lynn McDermott, 52, of Oil City died from injuries at Franklin Hospital after a June substation accident. Oil production in the Bradford district shows a drop with 1949 wells completed 1,200, down from 1948. Several other local items cover arraignments, theft cases, Boy Scout Week, a lost dog, fines on overloaded trucks, and Route 6 highway talks in Edinboro.
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Lena T. iSlye Tm
R.hesthal
Wayne Yownsbirh
Erle Couity Court House
Allison D. Wade
Warren County
Clarendon Vfw Post
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Clarendon Post
Henry Nicholson
Wade
Lynn
McDermott
Oi City
Franklin Hospital
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Oil City-Franklin Road
Bradford
Warren
Blood Poverty Cure Promises Energy Boost With CERTA VIN
A Corry report promotes CERTA VIN as a medicine blending 12 herbs with vitamins to improve digestion and blood quality. It claims stronger blood, faster digestion, less gas, and higher energy by using the product before meals, addressing fatigue and nerve dullness.
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Pussy Stomdeh
Corry
St Marys Man Absolved After Inquest Into Fatal Accident
Raymond Brrch of St Marys was absolved of blame in a coroner s inquest into the death of 88 year old Joseph Mallison. Mallison was struck by a car as he walked home after attending a wale on January 15. He died the following Tuesday.
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ST. Marys
Raymond Brrch
Joseph Mallison
Rich
Mallison
Warn SCHOOLS ON SUBVERSIVES Warn SCHOOLS ON SUBVERSIVES
Associated Press reports Pennsylvania school directors warned about subversive literature infiltrating public school libraries. Dr Francis Haas, state superintendent, told the convention that papers and pamphlets praise other governments and discredit the present system. He urged age appropriate, factual debate on controversial issues. About 1,400 directors attended the two day gathering, which discussed funding education and tax proposals. The council withheld endorsement of taxing measures pending further study.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsyvania
Francis 8. Haas
Haas
Hans
Pennsylvania
Association
Legislative Council
Hornell Man Held In Extortion Case
A 52 year old Hornell man Antonio Randazzo was jailed in Belmont after being accused by Frank Palemine of Elm Valley restaurant of demanding 3800 and threatening to burn Palemine’s property. Peace Justice Norman B. Pitzer noted bail could not be set due to prior concealed weapons convictions. Randazzo refused to testify at the preliminary hearing and was represented by attorney Wilb Candiello.
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Hornell
Wellsville
Allegany County
Belmont
Antonio Randazzo
Frank Palemine
Elm Valley
Here
Norman B. Pitzer
Randacio
Randazzo
Wilb Candiello
Uberty
Witness collapses on stand in Buscard murder trial
Brookville Pa Feb 3 A witness Dr Walter Dick Jefferson county medical examiner collapsed on cross examination during the murder trial of Lawrence R Buscard 68 lumber mill owner charged with the fatal beating of Waldo Ditty 52 The physician revived and resumed testimony identifying photographs of the victim taken after the assault over a disputed $31 debt tied to a proposed 27500000 increase in state school subsidies.
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Lawrence R. Buscard
Waldo Ditty
Walter Dick
Jefferson County
Corsica
Ditty
Duquesne Light Rationing Hits Pittsburgh Industries
February 3 Duquesne Light Company rationed electric power to large industrial customers employing electric furnaces citing a real shortage. The move immediately affected steel companies and their operations in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Company
Pie contest winner crowned at Wattsburg event
Shirley Johnson, a sophomore at Wattsburg Venango Joint High School, won the local cherry pie contest. Shirley Miller, same class, finished as runner-up in the Wattsburg event held February 3.
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Wattsburg
Shirley Johnson
Proposes 600 Million Limit On Excise Tax Cut
Snyder outlines White House plan to offset excise tax cuts by closing loopholes. Proposes raising corporate tax from 48 to 42 percent for profits over 25,000, adding 1 billion from corporations, and a broad estate and gift tax overhaul with a dual transfer tax. Gorn called the plant the most valuable in America.
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Trumman
Snider
Eife
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