Court to rule on carbon monoxide deaths policy suit
In Lycoming county a civil case before Judge Don Larabee asks if carbon monoxide deaths of Mrs Bertha Wolfe and her four children count for double indemnity. Howard Wolfe seeks 3510 from Knights Life Insurance Co claiming the 1944 policy on his wife. Six weeks before her death on October 17 the Wolfe apartment tragedy claimed Marlin 5 Emmet 4 Daniel 3 and Douglas 11.
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Howard Wolfe
Don Larabee
Lycoming County
Wolfe
Testimonial Claims Rapid Relief From Rheumatic Pain
A local testimonial asserts that DRY-AID and TRU-AID eased severe rheumatic pains within eight hours after onset. The claimant, living nearby, praises the medicines as a three ingredient formula addressing the root causes of rheumatism and neuritis and urges others to buy at Corry drugstores.
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Corry
Taxpayers Demand Public Probe At Chilson Hearing
Taxpayers flood the Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors chambers demanding a public probe into charges against former Highway Superintendent Bruce W. Chilson. The scene turns chaotic as attendees shout and officials struggle to maintain order after the board approves Charles B. McBride’s $6,000 salary to replace Chilson, who resigned January 5.
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Ville
Chilson
Clothier
Herman Kottman
Cheney
Kottman
Clothe
Anderson forecasts rationing by demand in meat
Harrisburg June 18 Agriculture Secretary Anderson predicts rationing by popular demand likely by April or May this year. He told Pennsylvania farmers that demands on American agriculture under the Marshall Plan will stay high and urged top production to meet them. He also asked Congress for power to set wholesale price ceilings on meat.
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Iy Asociaveu Stesa
Harrisburg
U. 8
Agriculture
Anderson
Pennsylvania
Congress
Parole Board Frees Joseph Bruno in Kelayres Slaying Case
Harrisburg January 13 The Pennsylvania State Parole Board authorized the release from Eastern Penitentiary of Joseph J Bruno 64 one of six people convicted of murder in the 1934 Kelayres Schuylkill County massacre. The board cited the commutation of his life sentence for first degree murder granted by Governor James H Duff and said Bruno will be released once procedures are completed. Mayor Henry C Hill board chairman said a satisfactory parole plan was submitted but details were not disclosed.
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Bruno
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Parole Board
Joseph J. Bruno
Kelayres
Schuylkill County
Byrne
James H. Duff
State Pardon Board
Henry C. Hill
Girl Slayer Admits Crime In Baltimore Killing
Harold Beach Jr a 23 year old station attendant and trumpet player confessed to killing eight year old Sheila Ann Tuley with a kitchen knife on New Year’s Day in Cleveland after she resisted his advances. The girl’s body was found on a neighbor’s porch near her home. Beach appeared before a magistrate and agreed to return to Cleveland to face murder charges. He was arrested in Baltimore while changing a tire at a station he had worked at since arriving Saturday.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Sheila Ann Tuley
Cleveland
Harold Beach, Jr
Edward J. Tuley
James Bilis, Jr
Beach
Bills
Henry J.axriss
Palestine Commission Continues Secret Sessions
The United Nations Palestine partition commission met for secret discussions at Lake Success as British and colonial representatives waited to be called before the five nation body. The session, the third since the panel organized last Friday, was to focus on drafting a plan of work and resolving preliminary issues.
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Palestine Commission
Max Harrelson
Lake Success
United Nations
Palestine Partition Commission
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