Erie court orders show cause on former enforcement agent
Bruce R. Lyle a former Erie Aquor board enforcement agent was ordered to show cause why he should not be held for alleged failure to testify in a Fayette county case Judge Thomas M Marshall of Allegheny county common pleas court in Pittsburgh ruled Friday Lyle who investigated the case before quitting the board's employ last June allegedly ignored a subpoena to testify at a state leqhor board hearing causing its postponement Also note community and local notices including 4 H club gathering and staff changes in the Erie region plus a rabies finding in Dunkirk connected to a biting incident
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Erie
Bruce R. Lyle
R. D
Erie Aquor Board
Sgnitist
Fayette County
Thomas M. Marshall
Allegheny Oounty Common Pleas Court
Pittsburg
Lyle
Leqhor
Red & Gun Club
Stf
Albion
Vern van Order
Renovo
van Order
Free Shayings
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Sheffield Glass Bottle Company
Knox Glass Bottle Company
Sheffield
Foghorn
Erie Peninsula
Lee Bull
Bull
W.S. Jeffries
Pennsylvania State College
Dunkine City
Edgan Bieber
Norman Knosbel
Dunk_ kirk
Thomas Motor Co
Titusville
OW Creek Air
Rynd Farm
Oil City
Wallace Bros. Circus
Keystone
Art Baughman
Englewood Avenue
Baughman
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
Roulette
Rovalthick Salvage Company
Lmportant
Loyal Order of Moose
State Armory
Jamestown
Olean
Colter
Chipmonk
Adder
Entiire
Susanne
Warren
Brister
New York Central Police Department
South
Bradford
Henry Seeley
Minnie Tanman
Bradford Hospital
Nesley
Imninan
Donald Keesler
Lewis Run
Bert & Thurston
National ‘Transit Pump and Machine Company
Hannaville
Erie County
Paul
Crossman
Connie’s
Sharon
Atate Police Sesto
Mercer
William 8. Hoffman
Squadron 1
Greenbourg
Albert Raymond McMaster
Nadian Armored Corps
Ontario
Willard Olds
Dana Olds
Union City
United Brethren Church
Warren County
Roberts
Columbus
Charles W. Stewart
Best Lake
Pittsfield
Oscar Johnson
West Church Street
Corry Hospital
Douglas Slye
B.D
Corry
Janet Jackson
Essex Street
Harry Chris
Burton Avenue
Douglas “Mosher
Hast
Wayne Street
Ceceila Wellman
Wright Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Elmer Hess
West Point Entrance Tests Set for District 28 Youths
Preliminary exams for West Point and Annapolis entry will be held today at the Civil Service Commission office in the Federal building. Congressman Ry L Rodgers notes 25 to 30 boys from the 28th district covering Eric, Crawford and Mercer counties may take the tests. each district is allotted four cadets to West Point and five midshipmen to Annapolis, with vacancies varying yearly.
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West Point
Antapoli
Civil Service Commission
Federal
Congressmaii Ry
Titusville
O Bsil Oil Company
Breedtown
Laub to Oppose Wilson Parole Bid in Harrisburg
Burton R. Laub district attorney will travel to Harrisburg Monday July 31 to vigorously oppose any plea or commutation filed by J Gordon Wilson formerly of North East now serving 12 to 92 months in the Western Penitentiary for farmed robbery. Wilson has completed about 10 months and is eligible to apply for parole when the state pardon board meets next week. Laub argues he should serve the maximum term.
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Laub
Wilson Rie
Burton R. Laub
Harrisburg
J. Gordon Wilson
North East
Western Penitentiary
Wilson
Simple spray claims to kill poison ivy root to tip
An inexpensive ammonium sulfate spray mixed with water is promoted to eradicate poison ivy. The spray reportedly kills the vine within a few days, leaves turn brown and die in 241 hours, with roots unable to regrow. Originated as a fireproofing agent for tents, it is said to char canvas when ignited.
Architect Bound Over on Morals Charges in Erie
Karl E. Morrison, 58, an architect, was bound over to the September grand jury on two morals code charges. He was jailed without bail, later released on 3000 bail. Testimony from two teenage boys and their mother described improper advances and continued contact despite warnings, leading to the investigation and Morrison’s arrest weeks earlier.
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Erie
Karl E. Morrison
William Bessler
Morrison
Gloid van Cise
Schaal Avenu
Edward Edingert
East 37Th Street
van Gise
Edingett
van Cise
Died at Conneaut Ohio W Ford Cody obituary
W Ford Cody former Corry resident died suddenly at his Conneaut Ohio home. Survived by wife two sons Harold of Ashtabula and William in European war Navy two sisters Mrs Alexander Corry and Mrs C F Pugh Orlando Florida. Funeral Monday at 6 from Marcy Funeral Home Conneaut with burial in Conneaut cemetery.
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W. Ford Cody
Corry
Conneaut
Oto
Cody
A. Alexander
Harold Cody
Ashtabula
William Cody
Navy
Alexander
C. F. Pugh
Orlando
Florida
Marcy Funeral Home
Niegut
Rain Tradition Holds True at Waynesburg
Waynesburg celebrates a long held tradition as the courthouse bell tolls 29 times signaling the town’s annual event. Local officials noted the crowd’s enthusiasm and speculation on the outcome amid ongoing public interest and distant bets on the proceedings.
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Waynesburg
Chub
John Dally
Pluk
Wayhesbury
U. & Battlefronts
German ship seizure and Turkish troop shifts spur Balkan rumor
The German radio reports claim a complete expulsion of Turkish shipping and mass conscription into the Turkish army, while Turkish maneuvers remain secret. Dispatches indicate Bulgaria demands German divisions withdraw and rumors of Turkish talks with the Allies.
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Dy Associatya Pree
Turkey
Medium-Grade Bonds Show Shifting Trends In 1940s Market
In the postwar bond scene medium-grade issues across industrial utility and rail sectors have rallied since 1942 but are now leveling. Utilities look strongest due to balance-sheet cleanups and election-year optimism. Second-grade rail bonds may gain on strong company positions yet face traffic declines and pricier yields. Defaulted rail bonds linger, trading well below workout values, demanding careful, brave investment.
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Dewey-Bricker
Bond market outlook cites gradual declines in most issues
The analysis predicts a downward long-term trend for bonds except possibly certain rail bonds. Tax-exempt issues will show little change until laws shift. Low-grade rail bonds appear most vulnerable due to expected drops in rail tonnage, while long-haul transcontinental bonds remain least affected. Short-haul lines may offer better sale conditions than buying today.
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Basten
Thief Suspect Tied to Neighborhood Incident
A cryptic OCR fragment describes a theft linked to a friend of a victim and a figure named 41. The readable text hints at an alleged social connection but lacks clear names, places, or dates to confirm details. The item resembles a brief crime note with insufficient specifics.
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Powell Motor Co
Diah
Orchard Park
Catsup
Trek
Armaur
Aive
Lake Erie
Eemons
Elberta
State Revenue Department
Pennzoil
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Sararrow
Shamburg's News & Sports Store
Karl Morrison
Conneaut, Ohio
North Corry
Columbus Ave
W.L. Armitage
Georgia Peaches
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Sunkist
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Parkerhouse
Mason Quart
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Matar Oil
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Bernstein Brothers
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