Taxpayers Push For Early Trial In Erie Suit
Erie Feb 18 The Economy Association equity suit against the city of Erie was moved to February arguments after attorneys pressed for early trial. ETEA seeks budget modifications bans on income tax and charges over alleged irregular purchases and payroll padding. A $10 000 surety bond was filed via America Bonding Co to H C Sims, with Judge Burton Laub placing bond under advisement.
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Erie
Economy Association Equity
Moton
Erie County
ETEA
Burton &. Laub
Councilmante Guthintity
America Bonding Co
Baltimore
H.C. Sims
Twenty Years Ago In Corry from Journal Files
A silent alarm at the Raymond apartments on South Center Street reported smoke with unclear cause and slight damage. Saturday's Dollar Day sale drew strong business as merchants praised results. Vierra's Hawaiians are billed for February 20 at the High School auditorium. Mrs. Mary Isaacson died at her daughter's home after a week of illness. A citizens committee progresses on funding a large new industrial project for Corry. Street department crews repaired gutters in the business district in anticipation of a thaw.
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Raymond
South Center Street
Corry
Bearley
CLYMER MAN AWARDED $146 IN DAMAGES
A jury awarded Jess Emory of Clymer $146 in a conversion case against Pan Rea of Clymer. The verdict, returned in Mayville before Justice Lee L Ottaway, covered labor and hauling charges for lumber left on the defendant’s land. Attorneys Harry M Young and Seymour W Rollman represented Emory, with John Lee Sullivan for Rea.
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Mayville
Jess Emory
Clymer
Pan! Rea
Supreme Court
Lee L. Ottaway
Harry M. Young
Seymour W Rollman
Couse
John "Lee Sullivan
Mr. Rea
Two Pennsylvanians Receive Jail Terms in Oklahoma
Two youths from Pennsylvania were jailed after a February fire near the Kin Sousa bridge in Oklahoma. Investigators said the blaze, first seen northwest of the region, was extinguished with help from bystanders and authorities.
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Baltimore and
Ohi
Forest Fire Alarm Near Kinzua Bridge Prompted Patrol
State fire wardens and State Police responded to a telephone alarm of a forest fire near the Kinzua bridge area by Mt. Jewett. Investigators searched the horizon as a bright moon lit the scene, but no fire signs were found. the check continued.
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Kane
Kinzua Bridge
Mt. Jewett
Ralph Weekly
Two Pennsylvania men plead guilty to Tulsa looting case
Elward Berger of Mifflinburg and Robert Malagiey of Tioga County pleaded guilty to looting in a Tulsa residence and a vehicle company office on December 7. They received two years on each count to run concurrently. Other escapees from the same Pennsylvania incident were recaptured and returned to Hollidays base.
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Elward Berger
Mtoona
Robert Malagiey
Tioga County
Tulsa
Rim
Robbers arrested in Texas after national spree
The group escaped from Holi daysburg and robbed in four score crimes across six states. They were captured outside a Lubbock night club in a stolen car filled with loot. Archaeological digs by Revel reveal pottery and farming tools from a civilization over two thousand years old.
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Holidaysburg
Lubbock
Texas
Compulsory arbitration debate tests labor bill
Senate consideration of the Administration Labor bill prompts discussions of compulsory arbitration to resolve disputes affecting the nation. Analysts cite history from Kansas in 1920 to the Supreme Court rulings on wage and hours awards, with experts noting constitutional, economic, and practical concerns about enforcing arbitration in peace time.
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Senate
Administration
National Welfare
William H. Davis
Ole War Labor Board
Senate Labor Committee
Kansas
Meat Packing Company
U. S. Supreme Court
Cour
State Commission
He Supreme Court
National Association of Manufacturers
Fill in the blanks trivia and odd questions quiz
A fragmented quiz page presents trivia questions on memory IQ scoring, transport, sugar sweetness, heraldry terms, dances, genealogy, and a few historical prompts. It asks readers to turn to Classified Page for answers and includes several misread names and mismatched phrases.
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Ebnelishman
Ion Sejunt
Namie
Walla
Round the clock vigil ends with baby Kerry Elaine’s death
Ray and Dolly Bailey kept a 24 hour vigil by a home made oxygen tent for seven month old Kerry Elaine, born with a malformed heart. Doctors said she was too weak for an operation after being brought home from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Ballinore. The family noted their loss as Kerry died yesterday.
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Ray
Dolly Bailey
Kerry Elaine
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ballinore
Kerry
Baileys
Karen
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Merchants Today
Vierra
Mary, Isaacson
Frank Sperry
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Pennsylvania
Okla
Associated Press
Hurnkey
Aled
Holtingsburg
Bananut
Pizor Insurance Agency
FredeRick St
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Norcross
Phillips
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Rush
J. Leone
Minstrels
Rotary
Sea’s Drugs
Sea's Drugs
Baby
Barto-Christensen
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Gorgeous maMonn
Ming AS
Bridget
Stahl Jewelers
Stahl
Goodyea
Goodyear
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Clinton Street
Corry, Pa
Tva
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ries
Manhattan
Mat Sloan Eens
Putnaty Pending
Lanston
S. Center St
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Shawine
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