William Dunkle Cleared of Rape and Incest by County Jury
William Dunkle of James City was found not guilty of statutory rape and incest by an all county jury yesterday. His two daughters Ruth and Virginia testified that all facts in the information before a justice of the peace and the grand jury are false. Archie Linitz Jamestown bill director was sentenced to 2.5 to 5 years in Attica state prison on 21 counts of grand larceny after pleading guilty before Judge Lee Ottaway in Mayville. Sentences on ten counts run concurrently and eleven counts were suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dunkle
James City
Ruth
Virginia
Justice of the Peace
Archie Linitz
Jamestown Bill
Attica
Mayville
Lee Ottaway
Sententes
Albert S. Gshorn
New York
Bruno Hauptmann
Venango County Orphans Court
Lee A. McCracken
Nellie ©. Beach
Dempseown
Vewangy County
Sugarcreek Township
Common Pleas Court
Atlantic Refining Company
Thoynds Williams
Park Manor
Mary Reyda
Wath
Reyda
Walter Mace
Fourth Avenue
Gorry Hospital
Dorothy Goon
Leo Coon
Clymer R. D. 1
Corry Hospital
Meeting on motor truck rate unity in Pennsylvania
City and Vicinity items report a June 20 meeting at the Arlington hotel Oil City Pa. organized by Edward Gogolin of the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association to discuss rate uniformity with truck operators from Venango, Lawrence, Mercer, Crawford, Erie, Warren, McKean, Zika, Clearfield, Jefferson, Forest and Clarion counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilcox
Itruck
Venango
Lawrence
Mercer
Crawford
Warren
McKean
Zik
Clearfield
Jefferson
Forest
Clarion
Arlington Hotel
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Edward Gogolin
Harrishurg
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association, Inc
Women’s Bible Class
U. B. Church
Harrison Watrous
Columbus Avenue
Norbert P. ‘Burg
Erie
Kay M. Cooper
Meadville
Joseph Ziesenheim
Rolief
Avonia
Hamot Hospital
Ene
Nicholas Lumbachi
Buffalo
Tionesta Creel
Theil City Hospital
Lumbachi
Mary Emogeng Hazeltine
Jamestown
School of the University
Wisconsin
Jed Goodwin
Harrisville
Frances Hoffman Day
Clintonville
Ol City
Howard Sidley
Grove City
Orle
P. J. Gilhooly
C8sr
Soleain
St. Mary's Church
Fath Gilhooly
Eric
St. Mary's col_ lege
North East
Gordon Munn
Nea Kinzua
Stella “van Camp
Guffey Named Chairman of Farleone Slate Lineup
The committee reaffirms unity as McCloskey is to be reappointed amid party tensions over the gubernatorial candidate. Edward J. Jones is named deputy chair, with a vague reference to a familiar figure as another vice chairman, signaling restored harmony and readiness for the November campaign.
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McCloskey
Charles Algin Jones
Rustraint
Lawrence
Edward J. Jones
Guffey
Pennsylvania Cinematic Party
Ciet
Guirey
Tuin
Int
Pemocracy
Wranklin Ronsi
Two Suspects Held In Gang Murder In Pa
Two suspects were arrested in Tamaqua Pennsylvania in connection with the Wing Day massacre in which three Philadelphia men were killed by home made shotgun slugs. Victims identified as Gustin Starace Peter Biscotti and Leonard Pugliese. Authorities liken the killings to the St Valentine Day Massacre as they probe racketeering ties and extortion against dis orderly houses. A suspect identified as Pugliese later staggered into Amy Aust tea room with fatal neck wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay United Press
Tamaqua
Wing Day
Philadelphia
Suaperiy
Guistitin Starace
Peter Biscotti
Leonard Pugliére
Tne
Iillery
Ace
Ittle Man
Homicide
St. Valentine's Day
Chicago
Bugs" Moran
Schuylkill County
Pugilese
Amy ‘Aust
Mrs Arthur Barton Re-elected President of Golden Links
Mrs Arthur Barton was re-elected president of the Golden Links class at the Methodist church last evening at her home. Officers re-elected were Mrs Willis Brown vice president Mrs O Q A Johnson secretary and Mrs J Roscoe Dearing treasurer. A devotional period preceded the business meeting and a luncheon followed for thirty members and three visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Barton
Golden Links
Methodist Church
Elizabeth Ranney
Willis Brown
OQ. A. Johnson
J. Roscoe Dearing
J. B. Cogan
Acacia Hovre
Barton
Dearing
Marjorie Broymn
Fi A. L2ebood
Anna Patterson
Colegrove Sworn Into Post Amid Transfer Turbulence
Colegrove is sworn into the post as the vacancy from Guy K Bard's transfer to head the office department continues. His P U C appointment runs to April 1 1940 and must be confirmed by the state senate. The position pays 10000 dollars annually, with John Sullivan of the civil rights bureau slated to succeed as property and supplies secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uney
Guy K. Bard
Lancaster
Colegrove
State Senate
John Sullivan
Bureau of Civil Rights
Colewave
Secetary
The Hotel Carry Wins At Intersection Redecorated
A fragmentary notice notes The Hotel Carry winning at the intersection of Center and Smith streets after redecorating work. Names are unclear. the report references improvements and practical work completed in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry
Center
Smith Streets
Australia to Send Warship to San Francisco Expo
The Australian government plans to dispatch a warship to the 1938 San Francisco International Exposition in a gesture recognizing the United States offering four cruisers for Australia’s 50th anniversary celebration. The item also notes the patriotic poem The Liberty Song by John Dickinson, namesake of Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, with its line about unity.
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Australia
Canberra
United States
John Dickinson
Dickinson College
Carlisle
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