Erie Woman Surrenders In Shooting Case
Beatrice Thompson, 50, of Erie, pleads innocent to assault with intent to kill after a curbside shooting of Essie Mae Aiken, 42, also of Erie. Thompson surrendered to police after a night search, bond set at $1000, preliminary hearing delayed until Aiken recovers from a five hour operation.
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Erie
Beatrice Thompson
Samuel A. Rossiter
Thompson
Essie Mae Aiken
Millcreek
Raymond Lapenz
John Wolford
Aiken
Alderman Rossiter
Titusville Boy Escapes Injury In Gas Fire
A 14 year old Titusville boy escaped serious injury when a five gallon gasoline can ignited after contact with a boat battery in his basement. The boat and motor were a total loss and fire damage spread through the basement and house but the boy was uninjured. Fire crews remained on scene until 11 08 a m and the home is insured.
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Titusville
Paul Hummel
Hummel
Paul
Bear Lake News Highlights Social Visits and Local Notes
Mrs Lucile Price visits son and family in Barker New York for June. WSWS members attend Findley Lake EUB Camp with Mrs Hallis Morton as delegate. Mr Frank Smith of California and Mrs Smith, former Bear Lake residents, visit friends locally. J C Manwaring hosts visits from Ivan Hawkins Jamestown. Evelyn Hazeltine of Pittsfield visits brother Raymond Hazeltine. Naomi Eddy returns home after assisting in Warren. Danny Atwood spends a week with grandparents in Bear Lake. Gerald Carter Floyd Smith Sr visit Earl Bangle Towanda. Achsah Hall of Erie spends summer with Jean Jukes. Paul Smith patient at Corry Memorial. Alec Perkins Sr of Youngstown Ohio visits Bear Lake. Rev Bruce Price and Lucile Price visit mother Lu cile Price. Hawkins and Manwaring receive calls. Sun A daughter born to Walter Newhouse Jr and wife at Corry Hospital. Pauline Phillips of Lakewood passes away.
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Lucile Price
Richard Price
Barker
N. Y
WSWS
Findley Lake
Hallis Morton
Frank Smith
California
Bear Lake
J. C. Manwaring
Ivan Hawkins
Jamestown
Walter Newhouse Jr
Busti
Corry Hospital
Pauline Phillips
Lakewood
Four Kosanovic Brothers Graduate From Bethel Park High
Four brothers were among Bethel Park High School's graduating class. Triplets Joseph Gerald and James Kosanovic, all 17 in November, graduate alongside their older brother Robert, who was 18 in February. The brothers started school together due to a state rule on school entry age. Joseph plans civil construction studies while Gerald aims for the Air Force. Robert, a Marine Corps enlistment, and James, the Navy.
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Pittsburgh
Bethel Park High School
Joseph
Gerald
James Kosanovic
Robert
Air Force
Marine Corps
James
Navy
Three Year Old Dies After Dog Bite in Brentwood
In Pittsburgh area, 3 year old Johnny Sunshine of Brentwood died after a neighbor dog bit him while he wandered in search of his sister Lisa. Allegheny County coroner confirmed the death. Burial set for Bear Lake Cemetery. Local residents and out of town visitors mourn and remember graves at Bear Lake Cemetery.
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Pittsburgh
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A compact meditation on how spoken language fades while written text endures, noting the resilience and permanence of print in a changing media landscape. The piece contrasts immediacy with durability and hints at evolving readership habits.
Reliefers Demand Higher Public Aid in Harrisburg Rally
About 400 welfare recipients traveled from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to the State Capitol to press for an increase in public assistance grants. They gathered on the Capitol steps and heard speakers urge lawmakers to approve roughly 61 million more for welfare, as the current year’s allocation was 307 million and the governor sought 320 million for the next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Capitol
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Capitol Steps
State Museum
House Caucus
K Leroy Irvis
D - Allegheny
Jerry E. Carpenter
House Appropriations Committee
Welfare Department
Carpenter
Pennsylvania
Gov. Scranton
Man Sentenced In Stabbing In Pittsburgh Case
Charles E Webb of Tioga County was tried in Allegheny County Court. Thomas was convicted of second degree murder in the slaying of Rufus Peterson, 18, of Homewood. A Pittsburgh man received five to 12 years for the stabbing death amid unclear details and misreported lines.
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Charles E. Webb
Tioga County
Allegheny County
Thomas
Rufus Peterson
Homewood
Pittsburgh
South America
Jerneth Thomas
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Carl
Stae
Corry
Bear Lake News
Guy Cornish Paul Carpenter
North East
J. P. Peterson
F. Liffner
Arthur McGraw
Warren
Walter Newhouse
Earl Wheeler
Rush Chapman
Sac
J. C. Manware
Ross Jukes
Columbus
Chrysler Motorb Corporation
Allie
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Richard Hays
Spartansburg
National Grange Mutual Insurance Company
Richard Me
Mullen
Hays
Mercer
Greenville
Mercer County
John Q. Stranahan
William Fawcett
Edward
Ronald Hardin
West Mifflin
Rodney Wendling
John L. McCann
St. Catherine Church
Beechview
Corry Area
Erie Commercial School
Erie Commercial School Palace
State Street
Alan Tabs
Kireaita mAsé
Barney
South Center Street
Sronzetone
Dinetie
Furniture Department
Stearns & Foster Mattress
Stearns & Foster
Mdifess
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