Jamestown Attorneys Visit Sing Sing Death Chamber
Jamestown lawyers Assemblyman David L Brunstrom and William H Fletcher spent from 10 a m to 6 p m in the Sing Sing death house to take depositions from a death row inmate convicted last October for first degree murder. The case involves alleged fraud blackmail and plots tied to Niagara Falls figures and a July 3 1982 killing of Gasport farmer John Kasprzak.
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Jamestown
Sing Sing
Ossining
Empire State Life Insurance Society
David L. Brunstrom
William H. Fletcher
Brimstrom & Pletcher
Eruno Polowittz
Niagara Walls
Alexander Kasprzak
Niagara Alls Insurance
John Kasprzak
Gasport
Polowicz
Oil City Man Hurt in Fall at High School Annex
Jan 30 Harry Warring of 934 Colbert avenue sustained severe bruises after a 20 foot fall from scaffolding at the new Senior high School annex. Employed by L a Bougain company, he was tearing down scaffolding in the main auditorium. Condition improved but he remained at home.
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Harry Warting
Colbert Avenue
Warring
L. A. Bougain Company
Farrell Youth In Gun Mishap Involving Two Teens
Farrell teenager Anglich 18 is in Sharon hospital in serious condition after a rifle he and companion Randolph Branich 19 were examining discharged. The accidental shooting caused a bullet wound to Anglich's right side during the mishap at Sharon.
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Sharu
Ra. van
Pau
Anglich
Farrell
Sharon Hospital
Randolph Branich
Four ships in distress off Virginia coast
Norfolk Coast Guard reports all hands safe aboard four ships in distress off the Virginia and North Carolina coasts after Sunday high seas lashed the area.
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Norfolk, Va
Norfolk Coast Guard
Virginia
North Carolina
Family Narrowly Escapes Fire at Webster Road Home
Mrs. Peter Wysocki, her two children and her brother escaped a fatal blaze at the Webster road residence early Saturday. The Wysocki baby’s crying likely saved the family. fire caused about 4000 dollars in losses, partly insured.
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Fredonia
Peter Wysocki
Meeting of Local W C T A and Plans for Francis Willard Program
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union held a semi monthly meeting at Mrs C Hi Heath’s home. Devotional from Hebrews eleven. A membership drive letter from County secretary Kate Greenwalt discussed. Plans for a Francis Willard program with the young people and a joint meeting at Mrs Hattie Wilkinson’s home on Friday Feb 10 were set. Jane Johnson named chair of the program committee. Margaret Ure appointed LB secretary. Articles from the Union Signal read during social hour including an open letter to Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt by a Tennessee girl. Refreshments by Mrs Hubertz and Mrs Heath. Punk Lillie visited from Harrisburg and returned to the state capital.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
C. Hi. Heath
Hebrews
Speci
Kate Greenwalt
Francis Willard
Young People's
Hattie Wilkinson
Jane Johnson
Margaret Ure
Union
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wits
Hubertz
Heath
Allotment Plan Compared With Clair Plan For Farm Relief
A prepared comparison by John F. Reynolds outlines two federal schemes. The allotment plan uses production quotas and excise taxes to fund farmer benefits, overseen by the Farm Board, with local committees issuing individual allotments. The Clair plan fixes a national minimum domestic price and uses post offices to distribute funds and regulate sales for domestic use or export, with licensed dealers handling marketing vouchers.
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Federal Farm Board
Farm Boards
Farm Board
Internal Revenue Office
Washington
House
Committee On Agriculture
United States Post Office
United States
Tari Commission
Department of Agriculture
Clair
Ziccadi 18 Guilty Of Second Degree Murder at Barkeyville
Ralpnaie Ziccardi of Grove City convicted of second degree murder for the August 11 1982 slaying of Arthur Coast 22 of Irwin Township at Ziccardi’s coal mine near Barkeyville by a four juror verdict.
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Otl City
Ralpnaie
Grove City
Arthur Coast
Irwin Township
Ziccardi
Barkeyville
Jury returns verdict after lengthy deliberation in murder case
The jury delivered its verdict after about ten hours of deliberation. Judge Lee A. McCracken had submitted the case to the jury at 11:23 Saturday morning. The penalty for first degree murder is imprisonment in the penitentiary for up to twenty years.
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Lee A. McCracken
Watchman Shot in Legs at State Street Store
Richard Hull, 22, of 998 Mast Eighth Street, is in critical condition from a self inflicted pistol discharge while mopping at the Penitentive Company store, 1307 State Street. The bullet pierced his left leg and fractured a bone in his right leg. Hull is employed as night watchman. A previous watchman, Edward Danemiller, was killed months ago at Twelfth and State Street. Greece reports strong quake shocks felt in Chalaldici peninsula causing damage.
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Erin
Richard Hull
Mast Eighth Street
Hull
Ppeuntive Company
State Street
Epp Furniture Company
Edward Danemiller
Greece
Athens
Chalaldici Peninsula
Opportunity Club Plans Silver Tea at Presbyterian Church
The Opportunity Club sponsors a silver tea at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening starting at 8 o clock. Mrs Walter Scott serves as chair man and a pressing program has been arranged for the entertainment. Mrs C H Clark of Spring Creek visited Ruth Snydev and family Sunday.
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Te Opportunity Club
Presbyterian Church
Walter Scott
C. H. Clark
Spring Creek
Ruth Snydu v
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Death Chamber
Farmer
Oil City
W.C.T.A
C. H. Heath
Punk Lillie
Harrisburg
Advance Dry Cleaners
South Center Street
Martin
Prop. Corry
John F. Reynolds
Sioux City
Sioux City Journal
Central Press Association
Central Presy
Opportunity Club
ACA
Montgomery
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