Cleatun duo held for questioning in midnight ride case
Two Cleatun suspects, William Palinura age 30 and Edward Ingenito age 46, are in Cattaraugus county jail in Little Valley awaiting charges. No charges have been filed. Sterling Vitarain Drank approved by AMA. Phone 363 J. Women Relief Corps will host a tureen dinner at noon Thursday in their rooms with a guest invitation option and a standard business meeting to follow. Lake Erie ice has frozen to the Canadian shore for the first time in years. ice boats used but fishing not yet begun.
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City and Vicinity Notes From A Scrapsheet 1946
Local notices present a patchwork of obituaries court actions and civic updates. Among health and death reports Mrs Susan Elizabeth Perry of Ridgway died of pneumonia age 66 with funeral plans set and Rev Charles Baum to officiate. Also announced are court delays and bail jumps affecting Sam Schwachter of Newport Ky for involuntary manslaughter in a 1935 fatal crash near Bradford.
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Judge Will Rold Up WPA Veterans Ruling
United Press reports in Philadelphia that Judge George A. Welsh indicated he will not sign a degree disrupting WPA and PWA projects even as he held that World War II veterans may be entitled to preference for employment. The Feb 18 ruling signals a complex stance on veterans in public works programs.
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