Fires Lawyer Takes Over Burglary Trial In Courtroom Spectacle
Erie scene as Roy A. Helwig fires his lawyer and personally conducts cross examination in the Girard hardware burglary case. Helwig grills witness Joseph Campana, an ex-cellmate with a burglary record, while Assistant District Attorney Richard Agresti objects to many points. The trial centers on the September 27, 1954 burglary and alleged sale of stolen merchandise including two items and a typewriter.
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Erie
Roy A. Helwig
Helwig
Joseph Campana
Warren, O
Ohio State Penitentiary
Hetwig
J. Jacobson, and Son Hardwere
Girard
Elmer L. Evans
Richard Agrest
Cumpens
Erle
Agresti
Campana
Evans
Ohio State
Hel-wig
Ex-Corry Man Named Second District Attorney in Chau tauqua County
Corry native George P. Rogers, an attorney in Mayville for eight years, was named to the newly created $3 121 post of second district attorney in Chautauqua County. He will serve as second assistant to District Attorney Edwin G. O'Connor with Dorothy Salisbury as his clerical assistant. The position was created to handle increased state law violation prosecutions in justice courts under a new law effective January 1. Rogers, admitted to the bar in 1948, moved to Mayville in 1947 and is active in local education and civic affairs.
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Dorothy Salisbury
Rogers
Dunkirk
Jamestown Corporato
Mayville
Mary
Mayville Central School Board of Education
Williams College
Barnard Law School
Navy
Railway Express Aide Is Honored For 25 Years Service
George M. Arntopp of Spring Creek, a long time Railway Express Co. employee who recently resigned from the Corry office, received a service certificate from R. Anderson, Jamestown NY division Superintendent. Arntopp logged 25 years of continuous service plus about 18 years part time, witnessing the shift from steam locomotives to diesels and from horse carts to trucks.
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George M. Arntopp
Spring Creek
Corry
Railway Express Co
R. ©. Anderson
Jamestown
Grattopp
Corry Man Dies in Columbus at 63
Died Monday in Columbus Ohio is Dide Weld 63 brother of Mrs Herbert Huff of Corry He was born September 29 1892 in Titusville son of Frank and Etta Weld He was chief train dispatcher for the New York Central Railroad in Columbus He is survived by wife Ida Parkhurst Weld of Columbus two daughters Mrs Esther Benjamin of Brocton and Mrs Marian Cady of Sherman four grandchildren Funeral services Friday at 1 pm from Spitzer Funeral Home Sherman Rev G Tay Ford Wright will officiate Burial in Sherman Cemetery He was a member of the Northern Chautauqua County Bar and the New York State Bar Association.
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Mude D. Weld
Herbert Huff
Corry
Columbus
Ohio
Titusville
Frank
Etta Weld
New York Central Railroad
Ida Parkhurst Weld
Esther ‘Benjamin
Brocton
Marian Cady
Sherman
Spitzer
G. Tayford Wright
Sherman Community Church
Sherman Cemetery
Chautauqua County
New York State Bar Association
Lenten Meditations on Pilgrimage and the Cross
The piece urges a Lent pilgrimage to Jerusalem to witness Christ’s suffering and crucifixion. It recalls Tinoretto’s farewell wish to see the Adriatic, noting the sea’s endless horizon and the ever-growing path of the cross as travelers gain new resolve.
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Jerusalem
Tintoretta
Adriatic
Love on the road to Jerusalem and the cross
Passage speaks of traveling with Jesus toward Jerusalem and witnessing prophecy fulfilled. It emphasizes the love of God revealed at the cross through Christ, describing forgiveness, eternal mercy, and a love that will not let us go.
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Jerusalem
Moses
David
Man
Christ
God
Shopping Center Planned on Outskirts of Altoona
A 2.5 million dollar shopping center with 35 stores on a 20 acre tract near Altoona will be built, employing about 500 people. Construction starts in spring and should finish in roughly 14 months. A group of Altoona businessmen develops the project and bids for contracting work will be opened soon.
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Altoona
Altoons Buchnessmen
School Authority Precedent Sought in Ludwig Case
The school authority pursues funds owed by Ludwig to Okerlund and the Indemnity Insurance Company of North America. Ludwig allegedly paid Okerlund $25 000 and $18 000 for services while sub contractors claim nonpayment. The authority holds about $20 000 awaiting final architect approval and full subcontractor payment. An attached court order by Anderson Winchester seeks $5 945.43 from Okerlund.
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Ludwig
Okerlund
Tnsuray
North America
Anderson- Winchester
School Authority Faces Controversy Over Funds and Projects
The School Authority was drawn into the dispute over funds owed to Ludwig or his legal assignees. The meeting approved two small change orders and heard progress reports on paying for two newly built schools. Payments for Conelway School are near completion, with 10 percent withheld until formal acceptance.
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Conelway School
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