Erie may get big tax hit from Huey songs case text
Conneaut, Feb. 18 Dr C A Dicksey of Jefferson after autopsy on Rue Margaret Lent, four, found dead after a four month search, says natural death but foul play possible. Organs sent to Cleveland for chemical analysis. mother Olive Lent questioned. Judge D A Arird cites Columbus Township School District cases and rules auditors and directors must follow the code. protest against surcharges and irregularities noted. DuPont plant talks in Erie could employ 1200 if built here. locals optimistic on site and harbor advantages. Rule dated July 10, 1994 opened judgment. similar ruling in related case.
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Huey
Erie
Columbus
Celophane CO
Conneaut
C. A. Dicksey
Jefferson
Margaret Lent
Richmond Township
Cleveland
Rita
Ashtabula
Charles Webster
Dickson
Olive Lent
Huey Longs
D. AJ. Arird
Warren County
Columbus Township
Clare Gordon
Arthur Carlson
Leon Bennink
Arird
Kinney
Spreaman
Waller
Pennsylvania
Schoul Board
Curtis
Pattlimer
Miller
Barto
Bassham Convicted of Voluntary Manslaughter in Erie
Erie February 18 sentences handed down for week’s crimes by Judges Hirt and Waite. Paul Bassham colored of 239 East 16th Street jailed four to eight years for voluntary manslaughter of November 5. Willie Robinson, also charged, faced similar time. John Pasky of 708 East 11th Street linked to a robbery and assault received one and a half to five years in Allegheny County Workhouse. Sylvester Szymecki and Lacimer Brojek, both 17, paroled after admitting theft of $300 brass from Hammermill Paper Co. with restitution pledge.
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Bassham
Allegheny
Erie
Wm. B. Hirt
J. Orm Waite
Paul Bassham
East 16H
15Th
Wallace
Alleghyny County
Sylvester Szymecki
Lacimer Brojek
Hammermill Paper Co
Harold P. Dundon
Arie Visits Dempsey's Cafe Opening Crowd
New York February 18 ex-champion Jack Dempsey opened a restaurant on the Morning Telegraph site opposite Madison Square Garden drawing 700 spectators. Celebrities included Gov Louis J. Brann of Maine and George H. Earle of Pennsylvania along with fighters politicians and Broadway figures. Police kept gate crashers to thirty five men guarding the entrance.
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Univen Press
New York
Jack Dempery
John L. Sullivan
Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey
Louis J. Bran
Maine
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Crippled Children Group Moves HQ to Columbus
The Ohio Society for Crippled Children, founded by 1 P. Allen of Elyria who also started the International Society for Crippled Children, relocates its headquarters from Elyria to Columbus after fifteen years.
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Crippled Group
Elyria
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Daddy) Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Columbus
Convicted of Murder in Jamestown Man’s Death
Seb. 18 trial near Los Angeles found Tack Meyers 82 guilty of first degree murder in the death of John J. Vernon 24 in Jamestown Mic. Meyers beat Vernon in a hotel room and stole 71.03 before Vernon’s death. Jury recommended life imprisonment and a sanity trial is set for Monday. Vernon died September 17.
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Jamestown
Los Anomles
Calif
Seb
Meyers
John J. Vernon
Mic
By & My
Vernon
Fort Waye
Ind
Vermon
Ohio Couple Married Here
Miss Hagel marsert and youn men, both of Cleveland, O., were unit ed in marriage Saturday afternoon at 5:80 pmlock by Rev. Fremcis Graves, P. R., in St Thomas church. The couple Was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cragg, We latter being an aunt of Miss Markerl. Mr. and Mrs. Durica will reside in Cleveland. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was sawed at the Hotel Cor ry to the wedding party, and later number of guests were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cragg in West Smith street. Mrs. J. L. Hughes, has been in Corry during the past two weeks with relatives, returned to her home in Buffalo last evening, accompanied by Mr. Hughes.
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Hagel Marsert
Youn Men
Cleveland, O
Fremcis Graves
P. R
St Thomas Church
Harold Cragg
Markerl
Durica
Cleveland
Corry
J. L. Hughes
Buffalo
Luck Pieces Used By Penn Students In Exams
United Press reports at the University of Pennsylvania exam period students wore luck charms such as sweaters pencils peach-stone rings lucky dollar bills and neckties. Some drank apricot juice before class and chatting while waiting was seen to ease tension. A piano in the Engineering Building was used during rehearsal to relieve stress before a three hour test.
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United Press
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvanian
Knights of Columbus Meeting Delegates Gather in Pittsburgh
Delegates from western and northern Pennsylvania councils will meet in Duquesne Council Pittsburgh with Supreme Knight Martin H. Garmody as principal speaker. The event aligns with efforts by about 500,000 Knights of Columbus across 4% states and nine Canadian provinces on Catholic Action and good government. Local reps were announced by State Knights of Columbus officials.
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C.F. Burkhardt
Sivandal
Charles 1. Spiesman
Knights of Colimims
Duquesne Puncil
Pittsburgh
Martin H. Garmody
Pennayivenian
Knights of Columbus
Canada
Cause of Catholic Action
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University of Pennsylvania
C. L. Spiesman
Mon
Lucrezia, Borl
Kostelanetz Orchestra
Columel
Richard Bonelle
Sacca Co
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