Teenow seeks bail in fatal farmhouse beating case
Leonard Peter Lee of Klantone seeks release on a $10,000 bail after an hour-long conference with counsel Wayne T. Betelek in Mayville. The case stems from the February 11 beating and death of Dorothy Ware, housekeeper for Lee. Lee was indicted for first degree manslaughter Feb 24 and arraigned Feb 25 before Justice Ottaway, with trial set for March 26 in Supreme Court.
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Mayville
Ville
Wayne T. Betelek
Leonard Peter Lee
Lee
Dorothy Ware
Chautauqua County
Supreme Court
Lee L. Ottaway
Fish Warden Walter Weber Speaks At Rod Gun Club
Corry Rod and Gun Club held a meeting at a member’s home featuring Walter Weber Erie county fish warden. He announced the tentative date for the annual Held meet as September 7 with Clie Hillstrom as general chairman and spoke on fish stocking despite equipment shortages. Leg Danner served coffee and doughnuts after the session.
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Tor Leauvereun
Mecune
Corry
Walter Weber
Erie County
Weber
Clie Hillstrom
Leg Danner
Pioneer oil man Morian dies at Bradford aged 98
Herbert T. Morian, longtime oil producer born in Enterprise Pennsylvania in 1849, died last night in Bradford two years shy of his 100th birthday. An independent operator who started as a young driller at age 12, Morian bought the first oil from the Drake well and spent his fortune on a pint of black gold the day after the gusher. He spent 73 of his 98 years in the oil business, retiring in 1934 after a career spanning Titusville and Bradford fields.
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Bradford
Herbert.t. Morian
Enterprise
Morian
Titusville
Witness Tells About Split Receiver Fees in Trial
Charles J Margiotti defense counsel Levy denies any agreement with Donald Johnson to split fees and says the dry goods store account is the only one received. Earl A Barrowes, a federal court reporter, describes Bethlehem Steel payment of 150000, with Memolo arranging a deal for 125000 in off the record fees tied to the Williamsport Wire Rope Company purchase.
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Charles J. Margiotti
Defense Counisel
Levy
Donald Johnson
Johnsons
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Earl A. Barrowes
Barrowes
Greenes
Memolo
Bethlehem
Williamsport
Dunkirk Aids Young Chinese Deported Youth
Dunkirk residents rally to stop the deportation of Hang Fort Chew 21, son of veteran Joe Lee, a Dunkirk Laundry operator. The Chinese student, a Dunkirk Industrial High School attendee under the GI Bill, was detained by immigration authorities aiming to send him to San Francisco. Chew arrived in 1941 after Canada passage and Elba Island detention, and has been aided by Mrs. Margaret Barnes in English Americanization efforts.
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Dunkirk
Hang Fort Chew
Hong
Dunkirk Industrial High School
Joe Lee
Canada
Elba Island
Margaret Barnes
Thompson's Bor Soma Tablets Offer Quick Back Relief
An old ad touts Thompson's Bor Soma Tablets to stimulate sluggish kidneys and purify the blood to ease aches in the back and legs. It recommends Golden Lax Tablets for constipation and notes a 50 cent price at drug stores.
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Thompson
Marshall heads to Moscow amid Greek crisis and aid plea
The Greek government appeals for aid as crisis deepens toward collapse. Marshall says Athens seeks assistance with food, clothing, and self support while American experts prepare to guide aid use. London reports Britain planning troop withdrawals despite U S financial offers.
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Colmadleu
Hage One
Patent Office
Marshall
Athens
State Department
Greece
America
London
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Stipai
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Dial
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Lanston
Ens
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Rome
A&p Tea CO
White House
Sauerkraut
Longhorn Cheese
RED Circle Coffee Sing Household Ad Ltd
Prunes
Sultana
York State
Sunnyfield
Hal
Ake
Moscow
City Cab Company
Hasy
Veah
Wall-navn
DELL
Cipher
Sven Hag
Mesta J. S Army Air Force Specifica‘sons
Firestone Supreme
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