Order for Paul LaBar bere return for new trial
An order directing Paul LaBar bere, former Jamestown innkeeper now at Attica State Prison on arson charges, be returned to Mayville for a new trial has been signed. Frank Murphy was elected by Titusville's City Council to succeed William E. Schultz as director of streets. Helen Stearns, arraigned on a morals charge, pleaded not guilty and demanded a hearing set for Thursday after being committed in default of $3,000 bail.
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Paul LaBarbere
Jamestown
Attica
Mayville
Frank Murphy
Titusville
William E. Schultz
Personal Notices From Union City Residents
Local column lists residents and visitors returning to studies or traveling. Miss Sarah Shaver resumes studies in Ann Arbor after a holiday at home with the Shaver family. Rev. G B Macnamara returns from Hartford. Various others depart for Erie Pittsburgh Harrisburg Jamestown and New York on family, church or business matters.
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Sarah Shaver
Ann Arbor
Mich
Charles W. Shaver
Huclid Street
G. B. Macnamara
Hartford, Conn
Frank DeLury
Erie
G. L. Boyd
B. A. Hook
Harold Gilbert
West Church Street
Louise Brown
Ten Acre
Wellesley
Mass
Union City
Anderson
Mary Smith
Fred Mason
Byron Hodge
B. Schweitzer
Warren
W. J. Dyckes
Pittsburgh
Dyckes
Cleveland
Waller Dyckes
Hugh O'Hare
Harrisburg
Norman T. Newton
New York City
Jessie K. Newton
Woman Fractures Hip in Fall at Home
Mrs Wesley Babcock aged 1 from wigin Pa fell in her home while helping her invalid husband. He also tripped and toppled, causing her hip fracture. Mrs Babcock is hospitalized for treatment at Corry Hospital.
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Wesley Babcock
Wigin
STOP MYSTERIOUS PAINS WITH BAROSMA COMPOUND TABLETS
The ad claims kidneys remove poison from blood and that clogged kidneys cause backache and aches. It promotes Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets as a quick remedy. Genuine tablets are available for 50 cents at drug stores.
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Swith Thompson
Thompson
Corry B P W Club Plans Card Party
The January meeting of the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Marker home on East Pleasant Street with eighteen members present. committees formed to explore nursery sponsorship at Corry Hospital, admissions of Marjorie McKoy and Mary Condra, and plans for a May party and a benefit event. A cake and tea lunch followed, served by the legislative committee.
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Corry Business and Professional Women's Club
Jona
Hazel Marker
East Pleasant Street
Gertrude Field
Violet Raeke
Edna Blanchard
Erry Hospital
Marjorie McKoy
Mary Condra
S. H. Skinner, Jr
Plorence Lindquist
Miase Merker
Week of Prayer Services Opened Monday Evening
Prayer services opened Monday evening across Wie city churches with strong early turnout. The Christian Missionary Alliance hosted the kickoff on “The Lord's Prayer” while Rev. E L Wagner of the Lutheran Church spoke on “Our Father Who Art In Heaven.” The week features multiple pastors and music from local singers, with services rotating among Lutheran, Presbyterian, and Methodist churches through Friday.
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Wie
Sventog
Chrisian Gut
Allance
EL. Wagner
P. F. Haines
B R. Lewis
H. Ray Harris
A. Hook
G. L. Boyd
Roy Mether
James Hull
Lutheran Church
B. B. Lewis
Presbyterian Church
B. A. Hoo
Adj
John Sullivan
Andersons Visit Burr and Lynn Family in New Walmington
Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson and their son Harry of Brook Street visited Mieses Emilie Burr and Ernestine Lynn during the holiday recess at Treen Weestmmin ster College New Walmington Pa. They stayed with their hosts Mr and Mrs I S Burr and Mr and Mrs Arber Lynn as they left last.
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Charles Anderson
Harry
Brook Street
Mieses
Emilie Burr
Ernestine Lynn
Treen Weestmminster College
New Walmington
Mra
Burr
Arber Lynn
Las
Congress urged to aid milk producers and distributors
A federal Trade Commission report to Congress urges a federal authority to guide state regulation of the milk industry. The aim is to help negotiate interstate milk sales, assisting producers, distributors, and consumers through regulatory collaboration across states.
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WiAbrumainly
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Commission
Girl Slain by Father in Berwnville Murder Charge
Anie Press reports Bernville Pa case where Joseph Pulchosky World War veteran is charged with murder after a drunken stupor beside his dead five year old daughter Virginia. He allegedly strangled her after Christmas liquor, threatening wife Amy and sons Stanley 15 Edward 11 during a drunken rampage. Police say Pulchosky was once treated by a California mental institution.
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Anie Press
Bernville
Joseph Pulchosky
Fetel
Virginia
Pallee
Pulchosky
Pulchoskty
Amy
Stanley
Edward
Pelice
California
WPA Workers Watch Congress On Relief Program
Officials of the WPA and employes of the works relief program urge Congress to decide the program’s fate. The 8438 man power quota for January remains, with several thousands of dollars cut in January’s budget. Equipment division staffing will be affected by the congressional action. State regulation actions hinge on Congress. SWAP seeks excellent buildings for small cedeum or new household items.
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WEA
Congress
WPA
Erle Comunty
Bernard J. Cochran
Regislatite
Market Gossip Preview Of 1937 By Elmer C Walzer
New York January 5 Welp Streak weighs prospects for 1937 in a cautious outlook on the stroke market amid auto industry threats from labor activity. Standard statistics foresee gains in several lines while urging selectivity in sectors like aircraft autos chemicals and steel and iron. Osmantadioney Landis of the SHO may quit outring the summer as Wall Street expects a crackdown on fairness.
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Elmer C. Walzer
New York
Welp
Int
Automobile
Congress
Ttia
Osmantadioney Landis
SHO
Wall Street
Landis
Commission
Joseph Kennedy
Behay
General Motors rally leads market surge amid union stance
A strong rally on the New York exchange pushes General Motors and related motor stock groups higher after GM president Alfred P. Sloan Jr. states no bargaining agency compromise. Short covering aids the gain as other motor and industrial issues advance. Prominent names include Chrysler, Studebaker, Packard, International Harvester, Ford rivals, and carriers on the list.
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New York
Jan
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motora
Chrysler Corporation Capital
Motor Equipmenta
Glaay
American Gan
American Locome American Smelter
American T & T Anaconda
Atlantic Refining Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Curtlas-Wright Columbia Gas
Rameec
Chrysler
Continental Carrie
General Hlydth
General Motors
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Kelvinaior Montgomery W
National Dairy
Cen
Northern Paci
Pope Reported Stable After Night of Illness At Vatican
Vatican officials said Pope Pips apert oy good a night as could be expected after attacks. Other sources suggested the pope suffered leg trouble and heavy breathing due to asthma while the weather worsened. The report notes the pope had been in spring but kept stable, with concern over his condition easing in the early hours.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pips
Lotange
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