Erie Murder Case Believed Near Solution
State police in Lawrence Park say the Ezbick murder case may near a solution with an arrest anticipated soon. Investigators reveal a new course of inquiry and question whether Michael Babicki was killed in a jealousy feud or other motive. Babicki’s burned body was found after last being seen with his daughter Jessie Gryniewicz, near Ex position Park. Police officials J J Price and Detective Captain Christo ph worked on the case amid renewed optimism for a break.
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HRI
Ezbick
State Polie
Lawrence Parle
Pree
Torm
Michael Babicki
East 1Th Street
Wabicki
Babiokila
Tsav Exposition Park
Jessie Gryniewicz
Camp Kiwusen Avenue
J. J. Price
Cedrgy Christoph
Christoph
Pujivate
Wisuirsston
Chicago Murder Nears Solution
The Chicago mystery surrounding the slaying of Captain Eewin Schildhauser grows more solvable as Carl Braith, friend of the widow Frances Schildhauser, offers new details. Former deputy sheriff Bradberry, jailed for 24 hours of intense questioning, claims to reveal all he knows after consulting his lawyer. He cites a Memphis trip with Mrs. Schildhauser, a detail previously mentioned by the widow.
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Chicago
Eewin Schildaaier
Austin
Carl Braith
Sehilghauer
Frances
Boatherry
Sohildhmuns
Bradberry
Schildhale
Rradberry
Olive
Memphis
Tenn
Film writer native of Oil City dies in Hollywood fire
Barry Gonn ers aged 48, a native of Oil City Pennsylvania, died in a Hollywood apartment fire. Police reported the blaze started when a cigarette sparked while a resident slept. He was a well known screenwriter with box office hits and major motion picture scenarios.
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Oil City
United Press
Hollywood
Barry Gonners
Willy Imown
Hollyywood
Hgspitalater
Wauiilyelis
Chanora
Cleve Chan
Warren Council Pursues Rate Reductions with Utilities
At a January meeting adjourned to Prestay night from Mun iny, Warren Borough Council approved appointing a special committee to confer with Associated Gas Electric Company and Warren Water Company on reducing rates. An ordinance to abolish nuisances like blowing props, drums, radios, phonographs in streets and adjacent buildings passed first and second readings.
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Warren
Muniny
Pasgull
Associated Gas © Electric Company
Warren Water Company
Reduetkom
Radio Hook Up Of 112th Rect Cities Planned
A new radio telegraph transmitting station at the State armory will operate for the Headquarters Company of the One Hundred and Twelfth Regiment N G P. Col. Sinatines, commanding, plans to install shortwave stations across northwestern Pennsylvania. Sergeant Paul McNeish will run the new station, with prior federal army instruction noted in his background.
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B. Smathers
Sinatines
Pemisylvimiz
Fii
Imnay
McNeish
Fork Beinshy
Georgia
Federal Army
Iticors
Right to Destroy Seized Slot Machines Hearing Held
A hearing in Franklin on a petition to confiscate and destroy 16 alleged slot machines seized in raids in Franklin County was held. The court ordered bail for the machines to be placed in the custody of the sheriff and stored in the county jail pending further orders. No arrests were made.
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Franslen
Offic
Franklin
City
Turige
Lew A. Motrarken
Die Custady
Hn County
Budget Woes Deepen in Philadelphia as City Tax Revenue Drops
Philadelphia faces worsening finances with tax collections lagging estimates. Officials report 1982 revenue around $70 million against $85 million forecast, while a $1.3 million 1988 appropriation awaits Mayor J. Hampton Moore’s signature, after council approval.
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Unites Eres
Philadelphia
Jun Fi
Delphia
Ampliye
Byetty Counsell
J. Hampton Moore
Dairymen to Confer With Business Men
Officers of the Toows unit of the Dairymen's League will meet with new business men at Wright on East Main Street at eight tonight. The gathering aims to strengthen ties between local business leaders and mill producers. The Gary plant handled about 12,000,000 pounds of milk last year and the group noted a $11,000 premium arising from volume shares to producers. HH. Marsh of Waterford will attend. The league pays around $150,000 for milk annually, underscoring the plant's role in sustaining industry and employment.
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Toows
Dairymen's League Co-operative Asociation
Wight
East Main Street
Vivini
HH. Marsh
Waterford
Wright
Gathning
League
Dairnymen's League
Pilot Saves 1 as 3 Drown Near Lake Wikhwood
United Press reports a pilot risked his life to land safely saving one person after three boys drowned skating on Lake Wikhwood. The victims were Eva Couse Swayze’s sons Henry Seward 20 Princeton freshman Richard Hull Swayne 11 Hill School pupil and Robert McCarter Swayze 17 Frank Marshall pupil. Francis Joseph Swayze 25 a Harvard junior aided by a passerby. The accident occurred when ice broke while the youths skated, with no witnesses to the plunge.
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United Pros
Hamburg
Drs
Lake Wikhwood
Princeton University
Richard Hull Swayne
the Hill School
Pottstown
Robert McCarter Swayze
Prank Intarshall Academy
Lancaster
Francis Joseph Swayze
Hararid University
William Hop ‘Kis
Sussex
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel Ad
An old advertisement promotes a liver bile product as a morning energizer without calomel. It claims to aid digestion, prevent blemishes, and improve vitality, urging readers to ask for Carters Liver Pills as a safer substitute.
New Bill Aims Exam For Novice Hunters In Harrisburg
Harrisburg dispatches report Representative Sam Hart of Philadelphia introduced a bill in the General Assembly to require examinations for first time hunters. The plan would add a test fee if passed, with existing licensed hunters exempt from the new requirement for the coming season.
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Samug Hart
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Harrisburg
Hart
Board of Game
Game Commission
Ity
Death of Elmer L Satliff of Vineland North Dakota
The brother of Corry resident Elmer L Satliff, of Vineland North Dakota, died at his home at 4:85 o clock Wednesday afternoon. Funeral and burial will be at Vineland. Mrs. Satliff is said to be suffering a nervous breakdown and confined to bed, while her sister Mrs. M L W Alverson of Corry has been at Vineland for several weeks.
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Worl
Elmer L Satliff
Vineland
N. d
Sulu
ML W. Alverson
Winwlind
Airs
Suttite
LOOKING OVER LONDON Clara Bow and Couple Tour City
Clara Bow and her husband visit London for a holiday and tour major sights. Reports note light public interest with playful captions as they explore the British capital.
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Clara Bow
Hollywood
Hee Bell
Iayat
Classified Advertising Terms From The Journal
The Journal explains classified ads offer or solicit opportunities for home, office, farm, or personal business by correspondence. It notes ad editing rights, refunds for errors, frequency charges, and assistance in preparing copy to achieve the best results.
The Truth About Rheumatism
A fragmented health ad style piece discusses rheumatism remedies and claims relief within 48 hours. It mentions new products and generic wellness advice, urging readers to try topical or internal treatments advertised across stores and universities.
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