Mayor Carlson Vetoes Fire Department Budget Item
Jamestown reports Acting mayor Samuel A. Carlson vetoed the 1988 budget item of 143 645 dollars for the fire department and urged further cuts for firefighter wages. A council communication from 11 of 12 members signaled intent to sustain the veto, with Councilman Roberts abstaining to avoid more controversy as budget provisions beyond the fire department faced questions. Comptroller Reed and Treasurer Dollittle indicated the full budget must be adopted to implement changes.
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Jamestown
Samuel A. Carlson
City Clerks Office
Warner
Leon F. Roberts
Roberts
B. A. Reed
George 8. Dollittle
Negro bellhop dies in highway crash near Olean
Jamiy-aureq marine 26, of 748 Seneca avenue Olean, was killed early Sunday when a sedan left the Biivar-Allentown highway in Alleghany county. A front tire blowout caused the crash and the victim, described as a Negro bellhop, died at the scene. State Trooper Edward Tewatt investigated and the body was taken to his home later that day.
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Olean
Jamiy—aureq Marine
Negro
Seneca Avenue
Mike Brows
Biivar
Allentown
Allegany County
Here
Acclent
Edward Tewatt
Ferentship Barracks
Simple remedy ends headaches after one dose
A faded ad from Rate Drug Store touts Adlerils as a cure for dull headaches by cleansing toxins from the body. The claim suggests relief after a single dose, promising removal of toxins from both upper and lower bowels and noting a sale at the shop.
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Rate Drug Store
Adya
Titusville Man Found Dead in Creek
The body of Albert J Stage, a well known South Side resident, was found along Hammond Run near East Bloss Street Sunday morning. An autopsy suggested death by exposure after an apparent fall into the creek, with officials deeming it an accident and an inquest unnecessary. The body was moved to Charles Courtney funeral home for preparation.
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Titusville
Albert J Stave
Hammond Run
East Bloss Street
Hugh Jameson
Harold H. Benedict
Dan F. Connell
Charles Coutney Funeral Home
Mr. Stage
Franklin Street
Willis urges large loan for Poor Board in city report
Erib Tia 16 reports Controller Harvey M. Willis urged the city commission to loan 200 000 immediately to the Poor Board to cover outstanding obligations and near term needs. The commission will decide at Monday meeting as debts total 275 000 and most of the loan would be needed to satisfy overdue payments.
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ERIB
Tia
Harvey M. Willis
Rollo Me. Cray
Willis
Huery Wagner
Thehue Hory
Warner
Wagner Saiediy
Lloyd George Sees Liberalism Ended by Changes in World
The News Chronicle reports Lloyd George viewing liberalism as finished, condemning official liberalism and predicting no return to life. He cites deep political shifts and argues the Labour Party lags in its program. He suggests avoiding a new great war, though recalls June 1944. References to Mussolini and Stalin shaping real leaders appear in brief context.
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Jwuueaveu
Lloyd George
News-Chronicle
Livy George
Isbor
Funeral for Ralph Lewis Held in Elgin and Corry
Funeral services for Ralph Lewis were held at his home in Sun Gay alternate at 1 o'clock and at the M E Church in Higin Pa at 2. Rev R B Lewis officiated with Rev B C Clark assisting. Two selections were sung by Mr and Mrs Roy Ma the Interment followed in Elgin cemetery Bearers were Howard Crosby Harley Drake William Ruffner Tony iil bus Melvin Johnson Robert Davis Relatives and friends from Union City Columbus and Corry attended the large crowd.
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Emeryor
Ralph Lewis
Corry Hospital
Tale Homie
Worth Street
Sun Gay
M. E. Church
Higin
R. B. Lewis
Christian and Missionary Afi Ncechapel
B.C. Clark
Elgin
Roy Mathe
Elgin Cemetery
Howard Crosby
Harley Drake
William Ruffner
Tony Iilbus
Melvin Johnson
Robert Davis
Union City
Columbus
Corry
Erry and
Jamestown Man Dies After Automobile Accident
Frederick J. Snowball, 43 Liberty Street, longtime secretary and treasurer of the former D. Sharpe Company, died at 2 a.m. after being struck by an automobile while crossing Prendergast Avenue and West Sixth Street December Us. The auto driven by Otto Carson, 7 Campbell Avenue, rushed him to W. 16 hospital. Snowball, 43, suffered a fractured skull and lingered four days. Jamestown Coroner Daviri Lincoln will hold an investigation and inquest if warranted.
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Jamestown
Frederick J. Shawball
Liberty Street
4. D. Sharpe Company
W. 16. A
Prendergast Avenue
Sixth Street
Otto Carson
Campbell Avenue
Snowball
Daviri Lincoln
Disbanding After 48 Years Ends Cedar Rapids Church
Mrs Deborah R Isherwood celebrated her birthday by hosting a dinner for nieces and nephews showing she remains active. The first Presbyterian Church of Sunset Texas has disbanded after 48 years of operation and the building is to be moved to Chico. Membership decline caused the closure.
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Cedar Rapids
J.P
Deborah R. Isherwood
Sunset, Tex
First Presbyterian Church
Chico
Child Dies of Burns in Pennsylvania Home Accident
Dorothy May Buddey aged 21 months died at Warron General Hospital from burns suffered while playing at home on the Pidioute road near Grand Valley. Kenneth Buddey, aged brother, alerted parents who found her clothes afire. the blaze started indoors and the cause remains unknown. Coroner Lowrey issued a death certificate. burial was planned in Youngsville. The child is survived by her parents and Kenneth.
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Aurelie
Lowrey
Geltenta Meath
Burns
Youngsville
Two Women Taken in Prohibition Raids
In Brig on Saturday two women were seized along with moonshine by H C Wood and staff of the local prohibition unit. Thelyn Swift of Albion 4 was arrested after parole on a liquor charge. Grace Vigorita 30 of Cherry Hill was detained nearby with gin and beer found at her home. Vigorita's husband reportedly deported. both held for arraignment before United States Commissioner Enochiter.
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H.C. Wood
Prohibition
Thelyn Swift
Albion
Uet
Grace Vigorita
Cherry Hill
West Springfield
Death claims Warren Priest at Holy Redeemer church
Rev. William P. O'Brien pastor of Holy Redeemer church Warren for thirteen years died at the rectory Sunday at 2 50 following an extended illness. Formerly in charge of the Catholic church of Austin for nineteen years he gained nation wide distinction for flood relief. He is survived by a brother Dr A M O'Brien and a sister Miss Mary O'Brien. Funeral will be Wednesday at 10 at Holy Redeemer with interment in St Josephs cemetery Warren.
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A. M. O'Brien
Sharon
Mary O'Brien
Deep River
Mass
Holy Redeemer Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
City
Toy Pistol Bandit Captured in Colmax Washington
Police captured Alfred More, 18, after he robbed a merchant with a toy pistol. The crime occurred in Colmax, Washington, and the bandit fled with $5.25. Further details not released.
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Colmax
Wash.up
Alfred More
Runyon Wins $7,000 Prize at Agua Caliente
Paul Runyon of White Plains New York led the Pacfic Coast barnstorming circuit to a victory at Agua Caliente. Horton Smith and Ray Mangrum trailed as contenders with scores noted. Craig Wood and other notables competed in the coastal winter season finale.
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Gelfdom
Pacific Coast
Horton Smith
White Plains
Untica Press
Agua Calente
Mex
Cie F
Pacifi Coast
Paul Runyon
N.Y
Gam& Whitemout
Runyon
Young Springhelm
Ray Mangrum
Waco
Tex
Ued
Craig Wood
Deal
M. J
Lone ‘Beach
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Mussolini
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Otey Walker
Frederick J. Snowball
Blakeslee Bros. Stock Farm
al Bigelow
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Warren Priest
W. P. O’brien
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Link Sausage
National Bank of Corry
Federal Reserve System
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