State to camp transients under new city plan
City authorities join state wide effort to curb roaming transients. Transients will be housed at centers, then sent to self sustaining camps or returned to home towns via a bureau led by Eleanor M Keller. Chief Flanigan reports 2178 transients aided in 1988, about six daily, showing the scale of the issue.
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Ria
Eleanor M. Keller
East Ninth Street
Wisnigan
Erie
Flanigan
Judge Raber B Yripp Rules Twins Case in Divorce Ruling
In Aranklon South Dakota Judge Raber B Yripp of the Sawish Dakota circuit issues a sensational recision in the Twins Case. Kylie may be born of two fathers or one father, as the court awards divorce to Byeild Puildie Tene against his wife Mrs Lenn Beadle. The decision rests on conceptions of parental relations and social conventions.
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Fipre
Raber B. Yripp
Aranklon
Sawish Dakota
Kylie
Lenn
Beadle
Perlee
Patrolmen and truck driver assume work
Three new appointees began duties as Charles Spielman takes over as driver at First Ward Fire Station replacing Roy Rickerson, while Alex Koestner and H Burlingame start as night pay? voice. Ralph Foster to replace Clyde Damon as Second Ward fire apparatus driver will begin in about a week. Koestner and Burlingame on duty. City officials reorganize without acting appointments. A civil service exam for vacant police fire and health posts will be held soon, with many candidates expected and possible further changes by Council.
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Charles Spielman
Roy Rickerson
First Ward
Alex Koestner
H. Burlingame
Spiesman
Harry Boutwell
Ralph Foster
Clyde Damon
Second Ward
Paratus
Damon
Second Moor
Koestner
Burlingame
Walter H. Scott
Robert A. Ott
Glen Miller
Civil Service Board
Police
Fire
Funeral of Mrs Schoenwald
Funeral services for Mrs Paunne Schoenwald wife of Fred Schoenwald were held at the home of her daughter Mrs Joseph Sullivan 151 East Frederick street after a lingering illness Rev L Wagner of St Pauls Lutheran Church officiated Interment was in the Lutheran cemetery Bearers were Everett Belknap Joseph Sullivan John Sullivan Arthur Schaub Richard Merker and Howard Nugent Relatives and friends from out of town attended including Mr and Mrs Campbell and daughter of Brie Mr and Mrs Howard Nugent of Alden NY Mrs James Beaman Mr and Mrs Roy Redman of Athol Springs NY Mr and Mrs Everett Belknap Waterford Mr and Mrs Bernhardt Mrs Daisy Madaren Mrs C Sinnet Mrs R Schwegler Mrs Donahue Mrs George Mogan family Mrs Mary Warner of Buffalo
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Paunne Schoenwald
Fred Schoenwald
Joseph Sullivan
East Frederick Street
Jolleek
Peeceterena
L. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church Ofiolated
Everett Belknap
Jonnn Sullivan
4Thur Schaub
Richard Merker
Howard Nugent
Cory
Campbell
Brie
Alden
James Beaman
Roy Redman
Athol Springs
N. Y
Waterford
Bernhardt
Daisy Madaren
C. Sinnet
R. Schwegler
Donahue
George Mogan Fam
Mary Warner
Buffalo
Los Angeles Faces Contagion Threat Amid Floods
In Los Angeles the flood disaster leaves 89 dead and many missing feared dead as Governor Rolph arrives to marshal state resources for relief. Roland Vandergrift and Rheba Crawford Splivalyn lead aid efforts while transport and communications are restored, with 4800 telephone lines out of service but being rerouted.
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Los Angeles
James Rolph, Jr
San Francisco
Roland Vandergrift
California
Rheba Crawford Spligalyn
Broadway
Southern California Telephone Company
Pittsburgh Man Struck and Killed by Trolley Car
A retired railroad worker from Pittsburgh, Michres Rocks, Pa, was killed last night when he walked into a trolley car. Police report his head was crushed in the incident.
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Pittaburgh
Jen
Pittsburg & Lake
Income tax blanks mailed to Corry residents
Corry residents and thousands across western Pennsylvania are receiving federal income tax blanks mailed from Pittsburgh by Internal Revenue Collector David S Liburence. Returns are due by March 16, with quarterly payments possible starting then. Partnership forms have arrived in about 150,000 copies not yet received from Washington. Additional forms for individuals and corporations are available at the collector's office.
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Corry
F Housands
Pennsylvania
Internal Revenue
David S
Pittsburgh
Washington
1934 Fair Will Be Bigger Than 1933 Exhibit
United Press reports Chicago officials predict the 1934 Century of Progress will surpass 1933 by expanding concessionaires and expenditures. Seventeen contracts signed, 57 pending, with 110000 in down payments held in escrow pending legislation and board approval. More entertainment venues and dining options expected, boosting jobs and money circulation.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago South Park Board
Saar region claim and a separate for sale ad
The fragment notes a disputed Saar region between France and Germany before World War I and mentions a seven year old mare for sale weighing 1400 pounds with contact Thad Gates at phone 162 R 3 16 A readable ad fragment hints at property and animal listings amid historical context.
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Saar
Prance
Phe Saar
France
Iinxenkburg
Germany
Thad Gates
Death threat target linked to Mackay family in $5,000 demand
Agents of the Department of Justice and New York City police trace an anonymous ionato sent to Kenneth Mackay, son in law of Clarence H. Mackay, telegraph magnate, demanding $5,000 and menacing him and his family with death. The note signals a cross coast crime with high profile connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
New York Police
Kenneth ml. Wbore
Clarence H. Mackay
Short Wave Radio Saves Flier Lost Over City
Pittsburgh January 3 Pilot Dean Burford one of two aviators forced to bail out over the Allegheny mountains near Cresson three weeks ago was reported lost over Pittsburgh last night. Burford circled the city for 15 minutes as a Transcontinental Western Airlines plane kept pace when the airport directional beam failed. The city airport's short wave radio established communication with the flier after learning of his plight.
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Pittsburgh
Dean Burford
Allegheny Mountains
Cresson
Burford
Western Airlines
Couunty
Tito
Stely
Buffalo youth admits bombing at Jamestown
Joe Amato, 20, of 290 Busti Avenue Buffalo, arrested in Jamestown and brought to Buffalo after confessing to bringing dynamite and placing it under a porch on West Eighth and Lafayette. Sam Pollaro, 58, and Chariot Pollaro, 25, both of 5% Eleventh Street, are charged with bombing and aiding. Amato reportedly courted Pollaro’s daughter and the suspects are linked to a plan to frighten Mrs. Steadman, owner of the house where the bomb was found.
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Jamestown
Dan
Joe Amato
Busti
Eleventh Street
Chariot Pollaro
Sam Pollaro
Joe Amato Figs
Charlotte Steadman
Tad Trols
Amato
Pollaro
Indian Names Still in Use Across American Places
Indian names persist in place titles from Rhode Island to Pennsylvania with examples like Monongahela Wappacoma Youghioghenny Alleghenny and regional German French and Spanish name remnants noted across states including New York Louisiana and Michigan Reflects diverse linguistic heritage in the toponymy.
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Tyers
Fowde
Rhode Island
Monongahela
Wappacoma
West Virginia
Youghlegheny
Alleghenny
Pennsylvania
New York
Louisiana S
Mercer Bank Bandit Sentenced to Prison
Patsy Fermucci, 16, Canton, Ohio, was found guilty of robbing the First National Bank of Fredonia last October 18. He received 5 to 10 years for robbery, plus 1 to 2 years for larceny, to run concurrently. His brother Angelo already pled guilty and is serving 1 to 18 years.
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United Press
Sharon
Patsy Fermuccio
Canton
First National Bank of
Fredonia
J. A. McLaughry
Marcer County
Petruccia
Angelo
Ma A Produces Fo ag GI
Unclear text fragment mentions Ma A producing farm goods and a 10:30 time reference. Names and specifics are garbled. key entities difficult to identify.
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Ma A
Fo Ag
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