Judge Scheaffer to Rule on Graft Case Wednesday
Corry post office shows modest gains in 1997 first class receipts with six month totals only $100 below last year. Postmaster James Sullivan said year to date receipts are slightly down from 1996 but expected to rebound, keeping Corry classified as first class for another year until June 1989. United States Post Office Department released district results for 1997 comparing to 1996.
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Corry
James Sullivan
Tadey
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Corry Post Office
Agin
Racelpta
Gorry Post Office
USA
Check on gang nabbed at ease in union hold up
Union City police early afternoon planned to check on four young men arrested yesterday in a string of robberies tied to an Union City holdup. They held up Bud Dingle at Consumers Oil Station stealing cash and fled in a nearby automobile. Two suspects, one with foreign extraction, were found sleeping in a car about 8:30 Friday morning and arrested. Police said more details may emerge as they inspect the tar and attempt to identify the Union City pair involved.
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Union Cuy
EU al Rlé
Bud” Dingle
Consumers Oil
Pasa
Wiie
Nabbert
Erie
Magee
Unit
City
the Journal
Hrie
Union City
Dingle
Costo
Wittel
Republican Leaders to Meet Next Friday
Reported by United Press from Hammisburg on July 2. Republican chairmen issued a call today for the newly appointed executive to meet here next Monday to begin organizing the party's campaign efforts.
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United Press Hammisburg
Dames Fforrenup
Hia Nevely
Vamunittap
Hert Munday
Calli HS Party
Tay Copalen
Why Corry Should Have Sane Fourth
A dramatic photo essay shows eleven year old David Taylor of Los Angeles after a four inch firecracker exploded as he held it in his mouth. The incident highlights dangers of unsafe celebrations and the need for a sane Fourth of July.
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David Taylor
Los Angeles
David
Showers May March Fourth Quiet Holiday Here
Scattered shower activity is forecast for the weekend and May Fourth holiday. Corry residents plan quiet observances with businesses and banks operating on holiday schedules. Aero Club games and a Chautauqua Lake fireworks display are noted as major weekend events drawing crowds to local resorts and nearby parks.
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Indur
Maymaur
Uisihy Coryuites
Corry
Atin
Aero Club
Union City
Chautauqua
O'Ulork
Celoron Park
Windley
Canaflorita Lakes
Bey
Pensylvania
Auto Crash In Latrobe Hospitalises Four Injured
Four Pittsburgh men and a wife died en route to Blairsville hospital after an late night crash near New Alexandria. Raymond Woods, 32, was killed instantly and his wife died on the way to Blairsville hospital. Edward McKinney, 24, and his wife, 25, from Detroit were among the injured.
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Latrons
Guy
Latrobe Hospital
Pittsburgh
Yenterjay
New Alexandria
Raymond Woods
Blairsville Hospital
Edward McKinney
Wits
Detroit
Sharon Coach Sharon Named for Binnabute Team
Sharon native Alhed Haynes, formerly of Slippery Rick State Teachers College, has been named head coach for the Binnabute team in Pennsylvania. Haynes accepted the post today after a career in college athletics and tenure as a coach at regional schools.
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Sharon
Alhed Haynes
Rick Stale
Teachers College
Athete
Den
Esach
Binnabute
Nuch
Echieml
Yas Reyenieth
Judge set to rule on grand jury probe in Earle case
Brisburg July 2 A two month battle over a projected grand jury investigation of the Earle administration nears a close as Judge Paul N Schaeffer plans to rule by mid week after meetings with District Attorney Shelffey and Attorney General Bard. He will decide on proceeding which could shape Pennsylvania's New Deal efforts and noted his hesitancy since directing a prosecution in a special grand jury while also presiding over possible trials is unusual.
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James Shepley
United Press
Brisburg
Earle
Paul N. Schaeffer
State Supreme Court
Alectaion
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
Reading
Shelley
Bard
Seneral
Schaeffer
I Jrudge
Moose Convention Opens with 10000 Attendees in Pennsylvania
Ten thousand delegates and visitors attend the Western Pennsylvania Moose Association opening session in Palmyra. U S Senator James J Davis director general of the Moose Judges responds to Mayor Charles R Baker welcome. Otto Zengst presides at business meetings as tours and entertainment mark the weekend program.
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Sntem
Proce Erm
Western Pennsylvania Moose Association
U. S
James J. Davis
Moose Judgs
Charles R. Baker
Unis
Otto Zengst
McKees Racks
Davis
Women and Children Seize Philadelphia Aid Office
Mrs Heathe Bailey 28 with her sister's three children and furniture occupied the Philadelphia Department of Public Assistance office with 18 policemen present. She charged the department refused to grant more than 94 80 to feed and support her family amid the protest.
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Philadelphia
Heathe Bailey
Department St Publin
Unions Urge Wages Be Maintained Amid War Turmoil
Swatow war raid wounded American priest Father William Downs of Erie on leave from the Maryknoll Mission. He survived with a non serious injury after his home was struck and he reached the water front. The city suffered heavy damage as scores of Chinese residents fled and battles raged along the Yangtze region amid reports of large troop movements and a proposed peace framework.
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Father Downs
City
William Downs
Erie
United Press
Journal Today
Swatow
Francis J. Graves
Bt Thomas Church
Corry Church
Sever! Times
Fr. Graves
Brie
St Bonaventure’s College
St.Ann's Church of
China
Shanghai
United States
Willams Downs
Drie
Maryknoll
Ales
Berger
Pane
Tom Nanking
Yangtze
Hult
Tsienshu
Huaagshui
Wangsdang
Hankow
Domei
Peiping
Unnder
Kewishua
Nanking
Canton
Roosevelt Plans Major Talks in Western Tour
President Roosevelt will tour states from Washington to California in July delivering at least four major speeches and extemporaneous addresses. The itinerary includes stops at Latonia race track Covington Kentucky July 8 and appearances from the rear platform of his private train at Louisville and Bowling Green Kentucky the same day amid primary contest tensions.
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Roosevelt
United Press
Hyde Park
N. Y
Rossevelt
Washington
California
Als
Wig Rangevelt
McAdy
Eall Howat
Everal
Kenucky
Alben W. Barkley
A.B
Hap) Chandler
Latonia
Covington
Wall
Four Rescued From Coal Mine After Cave-In
Rescue workers freed four men from a coal mine 500 feet underground after a cave in at the Alabama By-Products Co. site. One miner remained missing and another died of injuries as rescuers battled shifting rock and debris through the day.
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Praco
Amy Way
Bill Pepper
J. I. Wingard
Alabama By-Products Co
Lloyd Painter
Red
Howard Morgan
Leonard Dockins
Dockins
Wwe
Slayers Await Clemency After Delay in Execution
Madlare of the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons plans to reveal conditions in the case of Warren county slayers Senduskas and Polens as Governor Farrel may commute their death sentences. Execution was set for next Monday night, with petitions calling for mercy from residents statewide.
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Madlare
Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
John Po Uns
Joy Senavisiis
Warren County
George E.farle
Metro Seminarr
Youngsville Alport
Senduskas
Semini
Polens
Seminulk
Polong
AFL Urges Resistance as Wage Cuts Hit Labor
The American Federation of Labor calls workers to oppose wage reductions and seek raises where possible. A 1984 midyear survey says unemployment nears 11.4 million, odds of mild 1984 improvement, and warns wage cuts could trigger broader declines if industries cut pay broadly.
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United Press
Washington
Gily
Tne America Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organize
Roosevelt
Negligence Cited in 98 Percent of Pennsylvania Accidents
Harrisburg reports analysis shows 98 percent of 8803 industrial accidents in May blamed on negligence. Tally includes 11 killed 7 percent disabled and 6738 workers incapacitated for a week or more.
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Harrisburg
aVorlie
Pennsylvania
Labor and Denustry
Ralph M. Bawhute
Woman Is Questioned After Letter With Murdered Man Found
New Castle police questioned Frances Bleakley 29 after a letter was found beside the body of King Gray 42 a Hollywood cameraman reported murdered. Bleakley described as a friend of the Gray family she and Gray were romantically linked but his widow says she did not know if they planned to marry. Bleakley’s letter to Gray signed Babe spoke of Canada and the Fourth of July and asked about sending a trunk.
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New Castle
United Press Hollywood
Califoly
King Gray
Frances Bleikley
Miss Bleakley
Deny Fetter
Gray
Tg. Jones Beleves Gray
N. Bleakley
Wildwood
Hig Pater
Frances
Dr. Bleakley
Pennsylvania
University’ of Southern California
Hollywood
Daddy Fear
Babe
Sans Souel
Canada
Georgian Bay
Tam
Roosevelt Jr Attends Pittsburgh Weddings
Frank D. Roosevelt Jr visited Pittsburgh to attend a classmate’s wedding and planned another ceremony in Chapel. He declined to comment on political subjects.
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Roosevelt, JR
Pittsburgh
United Press Prrtsburgh
Frankly D. Roosevelt, Jr
Pittabureh
Wilmington
Del
Hidredge Tackson
Mary Johes Hilliard
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