Two Years For Stealing Auto At Northeast New York
Grant J. Stor of North East Pennsylvania was sentenced to two years in Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary after pleading guilty to transporting a stolen car across the state line. Castor, who had urged release and previously trained as a radio mechanic, faced conviction and possible work as a radio or electrical technician. The case cited a December 18 theft of a 1931 Dodge sedan in North East and its transport to the city in violation of the Dyer act.
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New York
Grant J. Stor
North East
Tive Yerars
Leavenay Wsth
Alfred (. Coxe
Pennsylvania
New York State
Tinecastor
Relire
Radio Mechanics
Isaac Gaiman
Castor
Dec
New Py Division Officers Installed At Regular Meeting
Mrs A C Barton acting grand for the Pythian Sisters installed officers last evening at the Pythian Hall. The list included past chief, Floss Daugherty, Mary Rickerson as excellent senior, Vi Lettie Perry excellent junior, Jennie Bowell manager, Florence Young M of R and O, Biste Blakeslee M of finances, Caroline Barton protector, Rina Brown outside guard, Net Me Marker and Grace Gibain pianist. Lunch followed with Mrs C Barton as chairman.
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A. C. Barton
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Wall
Ware
Chigi
Floss Daugherty
Mary Rickerson
Vi Lettie Perry
Jennie Bowell
Florence Young
Biste Blakeslee
Finanes
Caroline Barton
Rina Brown
Net Me Marker
Grace Gib- Ain
C. Barton
ASK EXTENSION OF KANE ROAD
IKANE Jun 7 Governor Pinchot told Burgess EW Albertson he was glad the Route 8 paving from Durant City to McKinley was completed satisfactorily He will send the Route 68 paving issue to Highway Secretary Samuel Lewis for action Kane Chamber of Commerce and others will petition for more paving to ease unemployment and shorten the Pittsburg shortcut Final decision not yet known.
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Ikane
Gistor
Pinchot
Burgess
Albertson
Durant City
McKinley
Samuel Lewis
Burness Albertsin
Kane
Pittsburgt
Kane Chamber of Commerce
Lewis
Jamestown liquor raid ends with charges dismissed
In Jamestown City Court Judge Allen B. Bargar ruled that sale of liquor does not violate the State Nuisance law. Dominic and May Fareggio had charges dismissed after a raid on 311 West Third Street yielded liquor in the cellar. Michael D. Lombardo defended the defendants, H. Stanley Turnquist represented the people, and police could not locate key witnesses to prove nuisance.
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Tadetrex
Tan
Allen B. Bargar
Dominic
May Fareggio
West Third Street
Michael D. Lombardo
H. Stanley Turnquist
Dunkirk Man Severely Cut In Auto Crash
Jan 7 in Dunkirk Major Hany Heynembourg former president of the Chautauqua County Fair Association sustained a scalp wound about one and one third inches long after his car collided with a car driven by Mrs John Coogan of Fredonia at Deer and Front streets. He was taken to Brooks Memorial hospital in a semi conscious state but soon regained consciousness. Dr V D Boxovsky said injuries not serious. Mrs Coogan and her husband were unhurt though their ears were damaged.
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Dunigris
Major Hany
Heynembourg
Chautauqua County Fair Associatift
Brooks Memorial Hospital
John Coogin
Fredonia
Deer
Front
Hequembourg
Olean Man Covell Fails To Return After Marriage Announcement
Garth Covell, 29, linked to a check passing case and tied to Michael Snyder, did not return to Olean after his marriage announcement. Buffalo police reported his arrest after a Rochester ceremony for Naomi Hodges, 28, and Parl Covell, with witnesses Marcella Hodges and Charles Baker.
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Olean
Jan. TE
Garth Covell
Michael Brett Snyder
John Grandusky
Buffalo
Covell
Re~ Fusa
Naomi L. Hodges
Charles A. Hodges
North Seventh Street
Parl Covell
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rochester
Spencer Bacon Owen
Ripley
Methodist
Dpls
Copal Church
Marcella Hodges
Charles B. Baker
Covsil
Nuns death of Laon Baker at Fontana Calif
Laon Baker formerly of Columbus died in Fontana California on December 30 after a ruptured blood vessel near the heart. He was buried in Lincoln Nebraska beside family members. Survived by wife three daughters and one son. Baker left Columbus about fifty years ago and was a past reunion attendee.
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Columbus
Jan
Laon Baker
Fontana
Calif
Grape Growers Receive $150,000 Federal Loan
The Federal Farm Board approves a $150,000 commodity loan to the B. Grape Growers' Co-operative Association. A $5 per ton rebate on 1930 deliveries will reimburse members in full for $10 per ton held to finance the Brocton juice plant. Half the loan was approved earlier and payments to members were mailed in late December.
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Westrinld
Federal Farm Board
Brocton
Fight to Try Accused Agent in State Court
United Press reports Governor Adams authorized the Colorado Supreme Court to handle a Prohibition agent case in state courts. The agent faces murder charges over the death of 20 year old Melford Smyth after a scuffle over three ounces of wine. The move comes as part of state court proceedings involving the agent.
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United Press
Denver
William H. Adams
United States Supreme Court
Colorado
Henry F. Dierks
Melford G. Smyth
Federal lawyers seek Supreme Court review in Dierks remand case
General Clarenes K. Trelind and Assistant Attorney General George A. Crowder plan to appeal Justice Symes ruling to the nation's highest court. The appeal concerns remanding Dierks to Araphoe district court for trial. Also noted is Roy Shafer, a surgical patient at Corry hospital, slowly improving and expected home in a few days to his mother Mrs. Shafer on West Pleasant Street.
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Clarenes K. Trelind
George A. Crowder
Afusis
J. Poaler Symes
Dierks
Arfipahoe District Court
Roy Shafer
Corry Hospital
Shafer
West Pleasant Street
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Grant J. Castor
Kane Road
Marienville
Jamestown
Dunkirk
Warvelous
Center St
Corry, Pa
Enna Jet
Collin Ta
Newhouse “Shoehouse
Hecker
Pillsbury
Crisco
Union Meats
Chuck
Rothtae Eon Roth
Jake
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