Marion socialite Lanman linked to baby theft case
Mrs Phyllis Lanman, a 23 year old Mansfield candy salesman's wife, is hospitalized after confessing to stealing eight day old Jean Eileen Creviston. Police say medical exams and baby footprints suggest Lanman recently gave birth, refuting her claim the infant was hers and the child was recovered from her possession.
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Marion
Phyllis Tanman
Jean Eileen Creviston
Clits
John J. Creviston
Lanman
Mansfield Candy
Wiliam B. Marks
Weather Chart Idea For Farmers Probability Of Hazards
Weather Chart 11 proposes giving farmers a daily probability of weather hazards for nearly every day. The concept aims to guide farm activity by supplying practical forecasts and hazard likelihoods as the department develops the chart.
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Jeave
Yeas
Loosed caboose looting suspects held. burns bookends. July notice
Two 12 year old Kane boys were held by borough police for county juvenile authorities after being caught with tools and loot from a Baltimore and Ohio caboose. Oil City Hospital treats Thomas Shanahan for burns from an incident at a degreasing plant. July 12 Corry Rod and Gun Club meeting announced. Frank Valenzuella, 60, injured after an accident at Frank's Cie with a fractured skull. Louis Chyostowski, 96, jailed on an open charge. Public tax sale set for August 6 covering 1943 and prior arrears. Brig. Dorman Weaver retired from county property duties. condition reported as fair. Radio repairs and local notes follow.
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Uis
Power! Motor Co
Kane
Baltimore and Ohio
Gordon Munn
Oil City
Homas
Frank's Cie
Hamot
Edward J. Englert
Louis Chyostowsll
L. Taylor
Brig
Dorman Weaver
Erie County Court House
Hamel Hospital
Dial
Davis
Radio Lab
Hornibrook
Oknawa
J. A. DeFrance
Board of
Ecitation
Ho, Wells
Lincoln Junor High School
Wis
Meritt Harrison
United Brethren W
Abke Westley
Worth Street
Corry Bakery
Grandmother Held on Murder Charge in Pa. Case
A Pennsylvania grandmother was held without bail on murder charges after the death of her granddaughter. Prosecutors said the 21 year old Sandra Lee McCan was involved, with details of the alleged abuse describing blows that covered most of the body. State officials quoted the case as involving fatal injuries from repeated attacks.
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Sandra Lee McCan
Wil van Toal
Anne E. Juffivs
Sandre
Che Grantination
Slyub
WPB May Drop Controls Oct 1
Washington considered dropping its national materials control system by October 1 to shift to a simple priority framework. The change aims to protect war production by prioritizing essential supplies for military needs and limiting civilian allocations.
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Washincheon
WEB
Ing
Steel
Receiver Paid 17000 to Son of Judge Johnson
Townsend a former receiver for Williamsport Wire Rope testified to a House committee that payments totaling about 17000 over three years were made in cash to the judge's son Delmy Townsend said he was told to split fees 60-40 with the judge's son and later believed the judge knew nothing. He recounted phone calls from Miller Johnson urging favors for the judge's relatives and said he eventually turned funds over to Albert Jr in Williamsport.
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Associated Press
Washington
WilliamsosniPa Wire Rope Company
Fural
Sail Delmny K. Townsend
Hughesville
Townsend
Albert W. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Middle District
House
Johnson
Miller Johnson
Lewisburg
Federal
Townseld
Albert, Jr
Williamsport
Carl A. Schug
Mother Fined Over Boy’s Tractor Death Case
Sophie Rupesgle faced a $100 fine after authorities cited misstatements on an operator license form for Tony Rupes, then 15, who died when a home made tractor went out of control on Stilson Hill road. The misstatement claimed age between 16 and 18. The May 13 1944 application listed Tony as older than his actual birth date of August 20 1929.
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Tony Rupes
Stilson Hii
Sophie Rupesgle
Justice of the Peate
Wallace R. Lake
Youngsvill
Department of Revenue
Sheriff's
Coroner’s Office
Elmer Rupcaykt
Erie Worker Fatally Hurt at Hammermill Paper Co
L A Pino Bor gia 37 also known as Alfred Borgia a Hammermill Paper Co employee was crushed in a press machine Tuesday and died at 4 p m in Hornet Hospital Coroner Warren W Wood said he was drawn into the rollers after his screams drew help He had worked at Hammermill three years and was an Italian immigrant who came to the United States as a youth
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Hally
S. M
Erles Amati
Wichelyn Hart, II
Rotta Hatt
Hugo i Lindstrom
Mary
Corry
Dunkirk
Leon C. Steele
Mey Fredonia
Codahy Packing Company
H. V. M. Bodine
Steele
New York City
Pedrusky
Winsor Street
John Casey
East Bord Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Elmer Hess
Pino Borgia
Alfred Borgia
Hammermill Paper Co
Hornet
Warren W. Wood
Borgia
Hammermill
Italy
United States
Probing Finance Loan Firms In Pennsylvania Start
Harrisburg July 1 The 12 member legislative committee to probe finance companies in Pennsylvania begins by sorting complaints filed with the banking and insurance departments. The inquiry, set up jointly by Speaker Iva T. Piss and Senate President M. Harvey Taylor, is led by Rep. Franklin H. Lichtenwalter. Gov. Martin urged the Assembly there were sharp practices and ongoing complaints, many alleging insurance charges tied to conditional auto sales.
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Peon
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Iva T. Piss
Senate
M. Harvey Taylor
Franklin H. Lichtenwalter
Republica House
Seade
Martin
Farmers approve new milk handling ruling in four states
Philadelphia July 11 Dairy farmers in four states approved an amendment to the Agriculture Department milk handling ruling within the milk marketing region. The returns showed a clear majority for the changes, with votes surrounding Grade A pricing and related provisions.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Department of Agriculture
Pennsyire
Jeeney and Mary and
Somers
W. B. Aid
Meyrefegon
Draft Board Warns Men on Draft Permissions
Fragmented text shows a draft board warning men about needing permission before transferring from the selective service. It references the board’s duty, weeks of unclear proceedings, and an ongoing effort to notify individuals about required approvals for war-related duties.
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