City and Vicinity Updates on Cars and Local News
Powell Motor Co. repairs all makes as Erie teen pleads guilty to contributing to a minor. Kane news notes draft inductions, local robberies, and civic events while Meadsville reports Red Cross planning and defense council changes. Community updates include fishing, shop sales, and a missing Levant man case with flood recede hopes.
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Powell Motor Co
Erie
George Pierce
Rossiter
Indiana County
William , Heisler
Erie County
Will Transfer Two Gunmen to Dauphin Jail
Merle Mercer and Charles Felker, accused by state police of robbing two Huntingdon troopers of their guns, will be moved to Dauphin county jail for safekeeping as Mercer recovers from leg wound received during capture in Fulton county last Sunday. President Judge William M. Hargest ordered the jailer to receive the prisoners on a commitment from the Huntingdon court.
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Dauphin
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Merle Mercer
Charles Felker
Dauphin County
Mercer
Leg Wold
Fulton County
William M. Hargest
Wader
Huntingdon Court
Death claims Mrs A G Davis in Corry town today
Word came mid day of the death of Mrs A G Davis a lifelong Corry resident She died at her daughter Mrs Kya Kerrs home in Titusville She is survived by another daughter Mrs F W Miller and a son Earl F Davis Full funeral details to appear in tomorrow's issue
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A-G. Davis
Corry
R. D
McCausland Granted Respite Until April 24
Harrisburg March 2 William McCausland, 20 year old Brie slayer, whose execution was set for March 20, has been granted a respite until April 24 by Governor Martin. The State Pardon Board announced last night a 30 day stay to permit further study of his plea for commutation of death to life in prison. He was convicted of slaying Leo Knoll in an Erle taproom in March 1943 after losing a trick bet.
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Byron Swanson
Warren and
Youngsville
Pittsburgh
Laertes
Pittsburgh Opera Society
Stephen Foster
Beaver Club
Corry
Alexander Stepnoski
Joseph Wesnowski
First Ward
Thomas McCarty
Reich’s
Brie
Internal Revenue
Tevoral
P. J. Gallagher
Paul
Cecil Davison Biot
Levant
Euliett
Jamestown
Oscar A. Senna
Chautauqua County Republican Committee
Leslie Gregory
Mabel
Harrisburg
Willam McCausland
Martin
Leo Knoll
Dangerous Health Claims From Unreliable Tablets
A fragmented ad pitches dubious remedies named Sella Beskaahe and Thanos' Sasoms Tablets. It touts pain relief and kidney stimulation with unspecified, risky “poisons” and urges immediate use for rapid relief. The text also touts Thompson's Borsoma Tablets and Golden Lax Tablets with vague assurances.
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Thanos
Thompson
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