Divorces and court actions filed in Erie county court
Six divorce decrees were handed down in Erie county court yesterday and one new complaint was filed as part of ongoing caseload. The report notes motor vehicle safety requirements take effect and drivers must file accident reports within 24 hours with the secretary of revenue in Harrisburg. Weather forecast covers Jan 28 to Feb 1 with warmer days and potential rain. A census taker position is open with blanks available from the Census Bureau in Erie. A Warren county court term lists many cases including Richard Fowler's voluntary manslaughter plea. Clifton Weber hospitalized after a cerebral hemorrhage in Washington DC. A tame deer rescued by local residents was relocated by New York State officials. State Treasurer Barker discusses veterans bonus checks expected mid to late March. Horticultural concerns warn frost risk to fruit trees after warm spell. Disappearance of John Kornikowski leads to police alert in Union City. Unemployment benefits tax savings totaling 7 million dollars reported by the State Bureau. Civil Service Commission to hold exams for 600 rehab jobs with February 20 deadline. Local fire company elects new foremen. maple sap tapping begins in Crawford county amid variable weather. Harald Chase hearing continued for assault case. bail and peace bonds set. State Police remind motorists to carry 1950 op-…
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M. J. Peterson
Corry-Findley Lake
New York Conservation Department
Allegheny State Path
Peterson
Peterson Barn
Charles R. Barr
Harrisburg
Chautauqua County
Barker
Mayville
Barber
Attorney Seeks Court Protection Over Alderman Threats
Atty Edward G Petrillo sought court protection from Alderman William F Heisler after alleged threats that he would be ejected from Heislers office during Mike Dominicks preliminary hearing Petrillo asked Judge Evans to warn Heisler and reminded that attorneys may enter alderman offices Evans declined saying Petrillo knows his rights Heisler was informed of the incident by Atty Herbert Johnson. DUFF TO BE HONORED HARRISBURG The National Conference of Christians and Jews will honor Gov James H Dull at a February 18 dinner for promoting race religious and national group cooperation in America. License deadlines also loom with no extension on licenses or inspections by February 1.
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Erie
Edward G. Petrillo
Elmer , Evans
William F. Heisler
Petrillo
Mike Dominick
Heisler
Dominick
Evans
Herbert Johnson
Petrilley
Laub
Lewis N Snow dies at Corry Hospital
Lewis Norton Snow aged 65 of Athens township died at Corry Hospital yesterday afternoon after illness since Thanksgiving. He leaves wife Lois, son Elmer, daughter Alice, another daughter Mrs William Fielding of Centerville, four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at Centerville Baptist Church with Sunnyside Cemetery burial. Arrangements by Willis J. Arnold Funeral Home Townville.
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Snow
Corry Hospital
Lewis Norton Snow
Athens Township
Corry
Louis
Sophronia Snow
Athens Grange
Lois
Elmer
Alice
Wiliam Fielding
Centerville
State rests case in CT murder trial of Carol Ann Paight
Connecticut rested its second degree murder case against Carol Ann Paight, accused mercy slayer of her father, after finishing with the ninth witness in under 24 hours. State's Attorney Lorin W. Willis declared the state rests.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Connecticut
Carol Ann Paight
Mercy
Lorin W. Willis
Theft at Billy Rose home nets $100000 in jewels and furs
Bandits forced entry at 39 Beckman Place late at night, taking a safe, furs and jewels valued at 100000. Elean Holm, wife of Billy Rose, discovers missing items while wearing a necklace valued at 250000. Police report no disturbance of paintings or silver worth 50000 and 75000 respectively.
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New York
Billy Rose
Rose
Eleanor Holm
Miss Holm
Katharine Hep
Rose Lawn
Beckman Place
Jeweyslanen
City seeks state aid to clear fish from State street slips
On January 27 the city asked the state for help removing an estimated one million mooneye covering shallow water in the east and west slips along lower State street. Mayor Clairence Pulling, Safety Director Ray Wagner, and Peninsula State Park Superintendent Millard K. Davis met to discuss, with a call to Harrisburg’s State Park and Harbor Commission to arrange state investigation and possible action if warm weather rots the fish.
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Lower State Street
Clairénce
Ray Wagner
Millard K. Davis
Peninsula State Park
State Park and Harbor Commission
Harrisburg
Caliel Basins
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Washington, D. C
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Union City
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West Main Street
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