Local draft board hints at inductions and court cases
The Corry board reports word from Harrisburg about upcoming inductions and no pre induction physicals in April. A real estate transfer filing shows William S Eaton to Rasselas W Brown Sr in Erie County. A two month shoplifting spree by Jamestown teens ends and case moves to children’s court under Judge Robert Palmer. Weather forecast calls for warm days then snow flurries. A Warren administrator begins duties, Pennsylvanian Fish Commission uniforms announced, and retirement plan talks advance. Corry merchants plan Good Friday noon to 3 pm closures. Old Fashioned Bargain Day urged for June. Frosty Collier opens used car outlet Route 6. Various local incidents include a hospital visit for a fracture, fire-related injuries to the Guy brothers, and sewers cleaning contracted after flood. A boy is reunited with family after being found on tracks. a magazine salesman was sighted but disappeared. Funeral notices, real estate filings, and legal actions continue in multiple localities.
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TJ Jamestown
Jamestown
Children’s Court
Robert Palmer
Dunkirk
Farview Escapee Held In 50000 Dollar Bail
Farview escapee Cook, 34, held on 50000 bail after resisting extradition at a preliminary hearing. U S Commissioner Vern Falmer ordered federal custody in St Louis pending extradition. The case stems from his 1939 commitment for slaying his parents and a palster at a farm in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. Williams, 96, waived extradition and also is held in St Louis awaiting return to Pennsylvania. Williams provided the March 7 arrest information.
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East ST. Louis
Rauo
Cook
Pennsylvania
Farview State Hospital
U. S
Vern Falmner
St. Louis City
Jane
Farview
Palster
Beaver Falls
Richard Williams
Johnstown
St. Louis
Williams
Blames Lobbyists For Tax Loophole
The governor must veto the measure or see it become law, with the bill sent March 6 alongside a 3 percent sales tax and a 10 percent corporate net income tax rise as part of a Republican package to raise 442.5 million dollars. If vetoed, a 52 million dollar deficit looms. the clause would let in-state firms use out-of-state capital stock tax formulas, risking litigation and delayed collections.
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Senate Republicans
Cohen
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Corry
Harrisburg
Corry Board
William S. Eaton
Rasselas W. Brown Sr
Second Ward
Erie County
West
Joseph A. Williamson
Evanston
Tfl
Warren
American Hospital ‘Association
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Senate
Erie
Justice of the Peace Joseph
Cresciman
Thaddeus Kwint
Emma Gray
Erie Technical High School
Buffalo
George Gordon
Richard A. Smith
Gordon
Smith
North Center Street
Chamber of Commerce
Ritz
Frosty" Collier
Heberlein Motor Sales
Route 6
Corfy
Marty's
Port Mouse
Colliers
David Andrus
Charles Badders
Badders
Corry-Jamestown
Frank
John Guy
Girard
St. Tincent’s Hospital
Homer Guy
St. Vin
Cent’s
Industrial Pipe Cleaning Company of
East South Street
Mayks
North East
Alice G. Shaw
Bernard, Shaw of
Harold
Jonnie Seltinger
Bernice Evans
Stateline Cemetery
North Bast
Mead
Meadville Area
Thornty
Area School Board
Pymatuning
Erle Councilmanie
Pan- Aidate
Carl
Manders
Katherine
Facina
Fan Auto
Mangiaraeina
Evie County
Raymond Arts
Dune Terrill
Wayne Township
Alton F. Dahlstrand
Leora M. Stranahan
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Good Housekeeping
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Bernard Schreiber
Ohio Penitentiary
Toledo
Schreiber
House
Hany
Dick Krueger
Merrill Dence
Leoul CO
Frigidaira
Frigidaire Electric
Ll IL Co
Center Street
Vania
Sam
Othe the Tote Butler
Lawren’ Venang
Sport
Big Buss
Plolpal Ge
Dick Tou Daley Ani
Lega Tom New
Young
Wu Gaisijiddee
Madison Legat
Bob Ora
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