Charges Fly In Brie Probe Blackmail Linked To Protection Ring
New charges of blackmail confront "Duke" Harris as investigators probe a Brie protection racket. Harris allegedly extorted from a wealthy poker operator on East 10th Street who paid him to shield the gambling house from police. A city official denies ties to the case while a former newsroom operator testifies Harris was a partner in the gambling operation and shared proceeds.
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Harrin
BRI
Brie
Harry T
Phras Hotin
Harris
East 10Th Street
Hey
W. G. Haas
Chamber of Conmittec Cruise
Mably
Mie
Hats
J. B.mcgrath
Mac
News Room
Tih
State Streets
Duke” Harris
McGrath
Special Meetings Continue At Church This Evening
Evangelist Frank Wooistra and wife from California lead ongoing special meetings at the Pentecostal church. Wooistra, a Holland native, travels widely while Mus. Koc Ira aids the musical program. Pastor Rev. Glen Jones of the Hirst Pentecostal church in Evie will deliver the sermon this evening. all are invited.
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Sheela
Frank Wooistra
California
Pentecostal
Wooistii
Holland
Koc Ira
Glen Jones
Hirst
Evie
Biblic
Fireworks Ban Enforced in City This July
Corry and nearby towns restrict fireworks under a new ordinance aimed at preventing injuries. Police Chief William S. Delzel warns of strict enforcement, with fines or jail for violators as seven youths burned last year. Authorities note legal fireworks may be used only outside city limits.
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Corry
Unis
Ciy
Coumnell
Union
William S. Delzel
Union City Parish House Play Promises Violin Solos
Miss aourie Clayton and Pam Cleveland returning from Chicago Musical offers perform at the Hose Company No 1 fundraiser in Union City Parish House. The concert features violin solos and musical numbers directed by Ciph Harry DeLong. Proceeds support the upcoming play The File Bridge with performances Thursday Friday and Saturday January 27 and 28.
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Aourie Clayton
Pam Cleveland
Terie Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Olfers
Yiulim
Coufin Hose Company No. 1
Union City
Ciph
Harry DeLong
New Yon
Soto
Ainot Quanielle
Whorses
Rob
Texas auto crash injures Warren area residents
Mrs A F Bowd of Brownsville and two others were treated at Warren General Hospital after an overhead road crash on Tuesday. Corporal Beck of the State Highway Patrol said B A Thomas of Knox failed to control his vehicle causing the collision with an oncoming car driven by H K Basten of Youngsville. Thomas faces potential charges of reckless driving as the group was en route to memorial services for Mrs J O White.
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Warren
A. F Bowd
Brownsville
Texas
Warren General Hospital
R. K. Beck
Oval Barracks
He ‘State Highway Patrol
B. A Thomas
Knox
Mors
Thomas
A. J. Rose
Alton
Friday Night Pupils Give Recital by Miss Biel Bertram
Pupils of Miss Biel Bertram in Wie will appear Friday at eight o clock in Miss Waller's Music Parlors. Beautiful numbers have surged for the evening program including a children's rhythmic band. An Erie soloist will assist with the entertainment.
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Mss
Biel Bertram
Wie
Blame Soviet for China’s Civil Strife Says Li
United China leader Li blames Soviet Russia for much of the current chaos saying the Nationalists fight to eject communism but education remains the key to stability. He urges U.S. influence to curb arms sales and militarist factions as a path to a permanent government.
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Ye J
China
Russia
United States
Services At Sciota Church Draw Large Community Attendance
Réssnue services are scheduled at Sciota Methodist Church next Sunday at 2 30 PM with Reverend Me and will be held at stated times open to the public. The Community Ladies Aid Society sponsors the services and many are expected to attend. Also noted is a discussion of China’s civil war and the need for modernization and education to support democratic ideals, with Mr Mewitt and Mr Lj traveling from the city to Rochester and Schenectady to speak.
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China
Chia
Lily Heyes
Mewitt
Rochester
Schenectady
N.Y
Jeadey
Change of name hearing set for Bernard J Kay in Erie County
Nolin requests a change of name to Bernard J Kay in Erie County Pennsylvania. The Court of Common Pleas orders publication of notice and schedules a hearing for August 25, 1980. Attorney Milan L. Milloy represents the petitioner.
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Nolin
Benard J. Kauszewalet
Court of Common ‘Pleas
Erie
Penna
Barnard J. Kay
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ENNA
Oxfords
Newhouse “Shoe- House
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Manstore
Paskone
Paskaga
Forcule Ae Sondra Pharmacy
Kkett
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Faye
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Phello Ewa
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Ene
Val Pree
BY Paul Robinson
Sciota
Citizens National
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Pertenred
Doessea
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Je Heya
Mennley Syentic
Hertle Station
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A. Bland
Witt Hardware
Worlid Street
Mts
Prat
Guy
Haig
Crayford M. Woods
Journal Stage Rooms
Gust Pleasant Street
Rurienea
Wout’ Grocery
Dat
Cohen
St. James
J. B. Pattern
Lsu
John B. Patterson
Tahu FH
Clough
John
West Frederick Street
Wilt J. Witten
IPOR
South Center
John Z.clough
Aletion Sales
Aredion
Jack Keane
Goncord Stonel
Bear Lake
Morris
Richman
Eagh
Benkable
I. T. Noeson
John Hammond
Os Animohd
Atzes Legal Notloss
Jeanie Patterson
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills of
Pennnsylvania
J. W. Tupper
Executrix
Raston
AM. Milloy
Lamb's Wool Comforts
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Tauber Woolen Mills
Spartansburg
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
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