Judge to Hear Appeal on Rural Valuations
Cops bring bandits in mused up beamish Fitzgerald on rural valuations on Workmen's Board. Gov Mooilie, impeached by North Dakota legislature, would be replaced by Lieut. Gov Walter A Wel ford if removed. Governor Maud igwis impractied claims state residency and eligibility.
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Beamish
Fitzgerald
Thomas Mooilie
North Dakota
Meadville
Erie Railroad
Hornell
N.Y
Court House
Roosevelt
Wayne Twp Wins Point in Fight for Reduction
Wayne township property owners won a key appeal as Judge Charles D Copeland halted the Erie county board of commissioners and sided with township supervisors and school directors in seeking lower assessments. The local valuation stood at 447080, with the township seeking 279487 on a 60 percent real market basis, potentially cutting equal shares in general reductions. Several individual appeals remain pending as hearings are set for next week.
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Wayne Township
Charles ‘D. Copeland
Westmorelend County
Board of Commissioners
Erie County
Boar’l
Therfore
Erie County Cour
Copeland
Erie
Seven Major Appointments By Gov Earle
Harrisburg releases reveal seven major appointments by Governor George H. Earle including two Workmen's Compensation Board members and securities board members. Richard J Beamish faces possible rejection. Other nominees include Norbert J Whitegal, Levi Heilbron, and Charles Carpenter. Board salaries noted, one seat left vacant. Announcement follows first cabinet meeting. Licensing tag collection and pine tree tale follow brief.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Padar
Senate
George H. Earle
Workmen's Compensation Board
The
Securities Commission
Milk Control Board
Richard J. Beamish
Arthur G. Dale
Bellefonte
Beamish
Former School Supt Directs Ohio Relief
William A. Walls of Kent becomes Ohio relief director after appointment by Governor Martin L. Davey. The federal post gains Roosevelt administration backing after initial hesitation from Relief Director Harry Hopkins.
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William A. Walls
Kent
Hawn
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Health Board Reorganizes Elects Officers for 1985
City Council members convened the Board of Health for the January session. Glen Filler was elected president, Ott retained as secretary, and H. S. Bur jingame named health officer at ten dollars monthly, with meeting adjournment after reorganizational actions.
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Svas Fast Girl
Ue Board of Health
Howe
Board of Health
Nichola
Glen Filler
Mulderick
Ott
H. S. Bur Jingame
Vicard
B P W Club Dinners And Awards In Corry
Eighteen members of the Corry Rusties and Professional Women's Club met at Miss Lona Moerker's home on South Center Street for a thrteen dinner The group enjoyed cards and music after the meal with awards given to Miss Florenze Lindquist and Miss Myrtle Sinner for contract and auction prizes The next monthly business meeting was announced for Webrury Ath Charles Rauscher traveled to Erie this afternoon on business
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Corry Rusties and Professional Women's Club
Lona Moerker
South Center Street
Hdna Blanchard
Lona Merker
Moiva Miller
Florenze Lindquist
Myrtle Sinner
Japan Advances Into China In New Japanese Drive
Japan presses the offensive in China with incursions toward Kalgan and along caravan routes. Reports say Japanese forces are pushing from Peking toward Tcho and Chahar as Chinese troops resist, while Soviet bases are cited near the trade route and aerial activity over Dolonar and Chengteli.
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Tcho
Chahar
Chines
Kies
Rusa
Kuyuan
Fontespun
Rayoan
Kalgan
Ouite
Dolonar
Chengteli
Jchor
Xtung Ia
Tapanese
Paragrafh Recaps Roosevelt Birthday Celebration Plans
Roosevelt to deliver personal thanks during a radio broadcast at 11 35 p m on his 53rd birthday January 30. Also notes James T O Toole named new collector of internal revenue for the 23rd District of Pennsylvania with Pittsburgh HQ.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
James T. O'Toole
Internal Revenue
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Senate
Washington
Three One Act Plays to Be Offered Here
A citywide drama initiative by the Dramatic class under Thomas Roelofs presents three one act plays at the High School auditorium on Wednesday February 6. The program, tied to State Emergency Educational Relief, features a 90-student cast with free admission. The listed pieces include a comedy, a mystery, and a mystery farce, with leading roles announced for Mrs Roy Burley and others. rehearsals are underway as the effort aims to elevate local stage productions through disciplined study and practice.
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Thomas Roelofs
State Emergency Educational Relief
Ne High School
Pebramry
Roy Burley
Don Wilcox
Joe Maxwell
Franke de Liiry
Nina Jewell
Gilbert Biskaln
Roy’ Buriey
Katherine Purcell
Milton Zaluneck
Mary Roadter
Joan Alexander
Carllno ‘Thomjos
Mary Brooks
Ray Courtne
Corry Chronicle Scraps and Short News Notes
Miscellany from Corry includes local business updates with Adrian Jaggi and Katherine Ross marriage license, a new electric sign by AlkWay Electric, a plan to reallocate school funds for a stove, and remarks on a Board of Health reorganization. Also mentions a street scrap, party turnout, Aero Supply outlook, and various community observations.
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Talleend
Joe Gentilmen
AlkWay Electric Co
Dick Powers
National Bank of Corry
Christerson Motors
Corry
Board of Health
Elks
Parage Nan
Aero Supply
Yeoneholds
Mae's Inn
Carz Olu
Ta Gi Pei
Tully
J. W. Lambing
Love
Walter H. Scott
Erie
Tngt
Sondine
Express
Seong Dibble
Evangelistic Singerm
KDKA
Lovat
William F. Clarson
Toman
Pendeever
St. John’s
Fourteen Chickenpox Cases Reported at Washington Street School
Fourteen cases of chickenpox were reported in the first three grades of the Washington Street School this morning but authorities believed there was no cause for alarm. Seven from the first grade, five from the second, and two from the third were absent due to illness, with the disease confined to those grades and no other absentees reported. Mrs. Katherine S. Jones, 77, died yesterday at her son Lawrence A. Jones’s home in Pleasantville after a long illness.
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Washington Street
Katherine $. Jones
Lawrence A. Jones
Plessantville
Captured as Gangsters Flee in Atlantic City Trap
In Atlantic City a police trap halted a fleeing gang as Alpin Karpin and Harry Carpbutt fired their way to freedom. They were questioned in the believed kidnapping of Edward Bremer, a 31-year-old banker from Toul. Mixx Burdatte, also known as Mrs Louie Campbell, and her companion Dolores Delaney were noted. Delaney was reported to be participating in childbirth.
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Atlantic City
4 Inn
Alpin Karpin
Harry Carpbutt
Winona Burdatte
Above
Dojaryn Delaney
Edward Bremer
Toul
Mixx Burdatte
Mra
Louie Campbell
Dolores Delaney
Fragmentary notice hints at legal action or property matter
Readable fragments suggest a legal or administrative notice about an action, with unclear parties and details missing. The text references a court or official proceeding and an imminent deadline but provides no verifiable names, dates, locations, or precise scope.
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Becauss
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Securities Commision
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Milk Board
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Ohio Automobie
Pred W. Sargent
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Ohio Relief
William A. Walle
Health Board
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B.P.W. Club
Charles Rauscher
Japan
China
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Seangha
I Ching
Pennsylvania Railroad
First Avenue
Oil City
Smedley D. Fitler
Associated Gas & Electric System
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Harvey M. Willis
Erie Times
North Center Street
Margaret. Bartholme
Corry Hospital
Miss Bortholme
New York Stock Exchange
Allegheny
Frank UN
School of Education
University of Pittshurst
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