698 Persons Tried in County Court in Erie Year
In Erie County the past year 698 persons were brought into county court. Only one murder case was tried, that involving James McClure who was convicted of killing Louis Heisler and remains jailed awaiting post trial actions. 200 defendants pled guilty, 71 stood trial with 86 acquittals. Three involuntary manslaughter cases were disposed, including Bernard Meredith and Nerle G. Peck. Fines collected totaled $1,146.87 after $7,625 in 1931 and $1,777 in 1982.
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Erie
Erie County
James ©. McClure
Louis Heisler
McChive
Bernard Meredith
Nerle G. Peck
Norman W. Cook
Meredith
Irvin ‘Lang
Nelle G. Peck
Nellie Rasselini
Five Replaced in Municipal Shakeup
An orderly audience attended the meeting last evening with bursts of applause and a few wisecracks. At one point a threat to clear the auditorium arose after a council member complained of noise, but Maya Miller’s admonition quieted the crowd and the session continued, adjourning before nine after a belated start and a morning session marked by fireworks and confusion.
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Maya Miller
Hollywood Medal Rentals Pay Actors High Weekly Fees
In Hollywood a niche market thrives where studios rent medals for use in films. Dealers acquire medals from ex-officers and rent them to actors for 1.25 dollars weekly or more, with deposits required. The priciest piece, the Victoria Cross, fetches about 50 dollars weekly on a 500 dollar deposit, while some actors have worn up to eight medals in a single production. No American medals are available.
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Andrew R. Boone
Central Press
Hollywood
Cal
A. W. Hazleton
Lowell Sherman
U. S
War Department
United States
France
Gould
Porter opens Fourth Ward alderman office in Johnson building
C B Porter opens offices as Fourth Ward alderman at West Main Street in the Johnson building above Doane Hardware. He will continue his real estate business and offer legal forms deeds wills contracts and related services and will handle collections from clients. Regular hours planned.
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C. B. Porter
Johnson
West Main Street
Doane Hardware
Porter
Alderman Porter
Johnson Building
German Scribes Under Nazi Dictatorship
Berlin date Jun 3 report states Dr Joseph Goebbels Reich minister of propaganda assumes control over German newspapers through the editors act. Editors become civil servants under state supervision and must enroll in a professional roster. Enrollment can be refused or canceled at the minister's discretion with penalties including imprisonment.
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Uniter Presa Berlin
Joseph Goebels
Cub
Uyera
Uswa
Furniture Mart Opens Regular Winter Exhibit in Chicago
The 2001 semi annual National Furniture Market opens in Chicago with a two week session at the American Furniture Mart. Dealers expect prices to hold with NRA codes reducing cut throat competition and boosting business sentiment. The NRA convention runs Jan 3-5 and Jan 8-9, with access limited to accredited furniture merchants.
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Chicago
Pri
Lawrence H. Whiting
Furniture Mart
National
Retail Furniture Association
Mart
Oly
Furniture
National Parks Gain With Winter Sports
Winter sports gain traction at national parks says Arno Cammerer. In 1932 sixteen white parks offered varied accommodations from hotels to camping. Yosemite reports heavy winter travel and a Yosemite San Joaquin Sierra carnival. Mount Rainier draws visitors to toboggan slides in Longmire and Sit fields. Hot Springs National Park saw nearly 90,000 visitors in 1982. A Moraine Park project will add ski facilities. Yosemite region and Snow Creek to Sunrise Pass cited as premier skiing areas.
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Washington
Jal
America
Office of National Parks
Arno B. Cammerer
Office of
National Paks
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Wfite
Yosemite National Park
Yosemite San Joaquin-Sierra
Europe
Cammerer
Mount Rainier
Longmire
Paradise Valley
Hot Springs National Park
Moraine Park
Yosemite Park
Snow Creek
Mount Hinffman
Tenaya Feak
Sunrise Pass
Town Oz Ky Claims Shortest Name in United States
A fragmentary report notes the town of Oz in Kentucky as having the shortest name among communities in the United States, reflecting a local claim about its naming.
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United States
Dead Take Ai Anthrae
Unclear fragmentary text from a local notice or column. readable items include scattered names and phrases without a coherent event or action to report. Further legible content needed to extract a factual, name-rich summary with proper entities.
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear historical note
The readable text is garbled and incomplete, with no clear people, places, organizations, dates, or events to identify a concrete news item or summary. The fragment mentions terms like recognition and terms that cannot be reliably interpreted as a coherent report.
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Capi
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U.S. Preserves
Liggett & Myers
Chesterfield Tobacco
Chesterfield
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