Ludlow thief with long crime record exposed
Edwin Childs Kingsbury alias Edgar Anderson, 83, a Ludlow resident, confessed to burglaries in Maine and the Olmsted home robbery. Police traced ten months as a horse trainer at the Ideal Farm and noted a history of escapes from imprisonment in California and New Jersey. He was arrested on March 2 on suspicion of multiple robberies and later linked to several pitiless thefts across New England.
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Uils
Robert Olmsted
Ludlow
Kingsbury
George Washington Bridge
New York Police Department
Vincent J. Kernan
Thomas W. Fickbohm
Joseph Norton
Daniel Curtayne
Kingebinny
Rbing
Ohnsied
Lawslow
J.C. Hyde
Bath
M. C. Deering
Hyde and
Deering
Maine
Boston
Worcester
San Pedro
Calif
Mexico
Rahway
Ry Hery
Mr Krueger
Nglewood
N. J
Mmisty
Bus and Truck Crash Blocks Highway West of City
A major collision occurred on the hill east of the Union Fish Hatchery when a Greyhound bus collided with a heavy tire truck. Both vehicles were disabled, passengers and drivers bruised but not seriously hurt. One-way traffic was later restored as the truck lay in a ditch and the bus in a bank.
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Erastiy
Union
Greyhound
Akrol
Trafic
Paris Fashions: Guelma dress by Patou debut in Paris
Mrs John Wash surm of Minneapolis visits Paris and purchases Worths Guelma gown in gray crepe with black and white pattern, paired with hip length jacket. The report notes Patou’s easing of waistline while keeping a graceful line, emphasizing the modern woman’s freedom of movement.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
John Wash Surm
Minneapolis
Minn
Betty Washburn
Worth
Patou
Whial
Ib Giukes
Burglary Probed as Police Target Early March Break-In
Warren authorities led by Chief George Haehn and the Powis Department pursue a break-in at the new Harriet Burt shop. Early morning March 4 raid details suggest a swift arrest may follow as investigations proceed with steady progress and fresh developments.
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Warren
Gond Greas
George Haehn
Powis
Harriet-Burt
Pythians Observe Local Anniversary in Corry
The Ith anniversary of the founding of the Pythian Sisters in Corry will be observed by the Leal Organization with a wall Wednesday evening. A program has been arranged with awards, lunch and a social. All Pythians and friends are invited to the anniversary party during the afternoon and evening.
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Ith
Pythian Sisters
Corry
Leal
Thompson's Barosma Tablets Bestow Health Claims
Reverend J Bass of TIMAVINE Pa endorses Thompson's Barosma Tablets praising kidney and bladder relief plus stomach and liver benefits. The ad urges readers with unexplained pains to cleanse kidneys and eliminate poisons, supplemented by Golden Lax Tablets to tonify the liver.
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Reverend J. Bass
Timavine
aThompson
Thompson
First Trout Shipments Start Spring 1988 Aid
The Corry Fish Hatchery begins annual legal size trout shipments ahead of the 1988 sea din season. A shipment goes to Caldwell Creek Grand Valley and Patriels Run Spirtansburg with more to Wolcook Gravel Run Stayford and Slippery Rock later this week. Scott Salley Roy Borstorff lead the trucks as thousands of trout head to streams to boost spring fishing opportunities.
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Corry
Caldwell Creek
Grand Valley
Patriels Run
Spirtansburg
Tucks
Wolcook
Gravel Run
Stayford County
Slippery Rock Revi
Lawrence County
Scott Salley
Roy Borstorff
Corry Autchory
A. G Buller
Priest Dies in Du Bois Parish Former Briefpri est
The Rev Ward J Pavlikowski longtime pastor at Du Bois Saint Michael s parish died Friday at the parochial residence in Du Bois after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at the parish church with Bishop John Mary Gannon presiding. The Rev Francis A Robaczewski, former pastor, will celebrate the solemn requiem mass. Lambs Get Cold Reception in Corvallis Oregon Bent on snow.
White Named Vice President of E R R System
Lynne B. White named vice president and assistant to the president of Erle Railroad. He has served in railroad roles since youth, rising through Chicago Rock Island Pacific positions to chief dispatcher and superintendent before becoming assistant to the president in 1933. In Willows, California a giant eucalyptus tree was cut down, claimed the largest in the world by locals, at 120 feet tall and six feet in girth, planted about 1800 years ago.
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C. E. Denney
Railroad Arvice
Lynne B. White
Erle Railroad
Ais
Ind
Business
Ity
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Sucers Sion
Re Bezai
Chicago
Traimmester Nf
Marion
Abu
Robbery at the Palace Theatre on State Street
Police hunted two men after a bold hold up at the Palace Theatre on State Street between 11th and 12th streets at 940 p.m. Sunday. They forced the girl in charge to surrender 107 dollars and fled in a black sedan with a companion driving. Police described the bandits from partial details and alibis. Catherine May of 505 West Street reported the auto stopped north of the theater and a man left it before the crime.
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Irie
Mar
Palace Theatre
State Street
Catherine May
Westh Street
Brindtit
Bekerd
Mtchines
Funeral of Frank Ford in Corry
Funeral services for Frank Ford were conducted Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Corry. The Rev Perry Kaimes officiated at the largely attended ceremony held at 2730 Delafield Street. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with bearers Charles A. Myers, Frank Chase, B. Bentley, Foster B. Davis, Clarence B. Shoop, and Ross Mead. Attendees from away included Jed Ford and Grace Ford of Cleveland, Mrs Sherman Word and Robert Word of Ol City, William Geshim of Youngsville, Mrs M. Porter of Warren, Pa., Mrs Sam Stacy of Painesville, and Mr and Mrs B Wellhiah of Union City.
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Rey. Perry Kaimes
Te Methatist Episcopal Church
Ofelock
Withk L. Bord
Corry
Homie
Delaware Street
Haines
Pine Grove Cemetery
Charles A. Myers
Prank Chase
Bentley
Foster B. Davis
Clarence B. Shoop
Ross Mead
Jed Ford
Grace
Cleveland
Sherman Word
Robert
Ol City
William Geshim
Youngsville
M. Porter
Warren
Sam Stacy
Painesville
B. Wellhiah
Union City
Ban social functions by first lady cited as waste
Washington March 13 Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt urged cabinet wives to ban social functions saying time money and thoughts devoted to social shows amount to waste she branded the events purely social and inappropriate for wartime times.
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Washington
Mar
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Caistor's Cut Rate Drug Store Ad Notice
Announcement from Caistor's Cut Rate Drug Store advertising a sale on soda and other items. The readable fragment mentions pricing and stock but is incomplete.
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Caistor
Two Overcome by Gas Fumes in Bradford Area
George Baxter and a woman, both about 45, were found unconscious in a Portville tourist home after a gas incident. Baxter, hospitalized at O Lean General Hospital, is reported improving. the woman briefly regained consciousness. Two Baxter daughters were notified, and other relatives and victims’ details were listed. Local authorities say oxygen exhaustion at the lodging may have contributed.
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George Bax
Empirium
Portville
Ie Oleyn General Hospital
Baxter
Frank Smith
William Roof
East State Sires
Warren
Tle
Jennie Mexim
Driftwood
Grace Finks
Lenwood Avenue
Bradford
Rock Creek Chief Blames Snowstorm Over Fishing Rights
Chief William Yallup of the Rock Creek tribe says the recent snowstorm was a divine punishment on white men for attempting to confiscate Indians fishing rights. The assertion frames local tensions amid ongoing disputes between the tribe and external authorities.
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Orc
Gail
William Yallup
Rock Creek
Davis Trial Delayed Again Amid Illness and Surgery
The re trial of Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania was postponed due to the senator’s illness after an appendicitis operation. Co-defendants Theodore G. Mi and Raymond Walsh postponements were also set for March 27 as Judge Hays awaited readiness. Davis shows improving condition after emergency surgery and insulin treatment, with better blood sugar control reported by Dr Blessing.
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United
York
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Johnson J. Hays
Davis
Smoe
Washington
Theodore G. Mi
Raymond Walsh
Senate
James F. Davis
FC. Leesing
Blessing
Government official highlights budget totals in union era
A brief note reports government officials detailing overall totals for the bulk budget during the era. It mentions university and era specific figures, with emphasis on financial allocations and administrative actions guiding the period. The item records a formal discussion of funding priorities and legislative steps.
Nonsensical OCR fragment on a court issue noted
Readable text mentions a court matter with a $25 amount and a possible reply or plea. Entities are unclear due to garbled source. Summary remains a brief note of a legal action and an associated sum.
Fragmented Local Notice Partially Readable
The readable fragments indicate a small local notice with incomplete details. Names and precise action are not clear, but the text references a period and a local official signifier, suggesting a public notice or administrative update.
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Jormer Brie
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Sniwirifts
Dry E. M. J. Martin
White
E.R.R. System
Roberie Theatre
Frank Ford
VEAL
Izec
Emporium
U.S
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Safe Bank
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Federal Reserve System
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Etta Ket
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