First Guard Heads to Indiantown Gap Camp
Kane, July, guardsmen of the 112th Regiment Pennsylvania National Guard prepare for camp at Indiantown Gap. Captain Means and other officers depart by car, with Company A from Corry and Company Z from Warren joining a multi-section train. Dispatch details list movements of several companies to Williamstown and Harrisburg routes as they assemble for the regional mobilization.
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Indiantown Gap
Ridgway
Monroe Means
Kane
112Th
112Th Regiment
Pennsylvania National Guard
Suma
A. Means
Sy Liew
Joseph He Cunvullit
Brulzyrd
Sambel Wrove
Cermainy M
A. Meenain
Rakjaay
Rigway Tetiby
Tailiantown Gap
Regioal
P. Romain Age
Headquaters
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Warren
Brie
Mesdville
Bradford
Rairoad
Williamsett
Itheir
142Th Regiment
Grove City
Franklin
Oil City
Word City
Butler
Harrburg
Erie Lad Confesses to Series of Burglaries
A thirteen year old Erie youth confessed to a spree of daylight burglaries on the west side, admitting thefts from two homes since Thursday and totaling 159.65 dollars. He told Police Chief Christosh he stole 60.05 dollars from Michael Campbell at 720 Park Ave South, a retired postal employee. Detectives Donahue and Reagam arrested him near his home Tuesday night, ending the juvenile’s spending spree.
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West Side ‘Bay
William Donahue
John Reagam
West Side
Polie
George S. Christosh
Michael Campbell
Parkave, South
Seven farmers held for assault on inspector
Seven farmers living near Summerdale were arrested on charges of assault and battery against James McCormack NY City milk inspector. Named defendants Howard Sweatman William Sweatman Ronald Jaquith Melie Jaquith Harold Bishop Verett C Warner and Ollie L Canfield faced a 10 AM Wednesday jury trial after deputies served warrants.
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Mas Yas
James
Summerdale
Paul Revere
McCormack
Harry M. Young
A. Ray Perking
Robert B. Birds
Penkins
Gerald ©. Giibs
Tae
Erie Worker Hurt In Fall At General Electric Plant
In Erie, Cecil Covan a 19 year old steel construction worker fell about 40 feet from a scaffold at the General Electric plant during a new addition construction. He was rushed to St. Vincent’s Hospital with a fractured arm and possible head injury. His wife and an infant daughter live in Columbus Ohio.
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Wau
Cecil Covan
Sassafras St
General
Columbus
Luby
Quarles Named to Another State Post
Harrisburg reports former Highway Patrol Superintendent C. Tain Charles Quarles is back on the state payroll as Assistant Chief of Safety in the Revenue Department. He resigned his $5000 a year patrol superintendency on February 28 and now holds a $3,800 position.
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Up United Press
Harrisburg
Hghway
C. Tain Charles Quarles
Quarles
Revenue Department
Oil City Superintendent R A Baum to retire in 1988
Professor R A Baum announces retirement after 12 years as Oil City public schools superintendent. In a letter to the school board he says he will leave active service at the end of his term in July 1988 and enters the final year of his four year commission.
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Oil City
R. A. Baum
Baum
Moeard
Pennsylvania
Une
OM City
Att-Bran Promises Relief From Constipation Symptoms
Advice on improving appetite and digestion through Kellogg's Att-Bran. Notes constipation can cause headaches listlessness and sallow complexion, and recommends three daily servings or two tablespoons as needed. Highlights bran's water absorption vitamin B and iron benefits. Brand produced in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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