Amelia Earhart Reaches Honolulu on First World Flight Leg
Aero Supply Corp workers return after a two day walkout as union organizers push for a Corry local of the International Association of Machinists. About 95 percent back at work. wage talks settle near ten percent plus overtime. Local charter expected soon. more plants to follow.
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Amelia Earhart
Honolulu
Chrysler
Aero Supply Corporation
International Association of Machinists
American Federation of Labor
Carl $. Carlson
Jamestown
Drand Theatre
Aero Supply Corp
Carlson
Aero Supply
Seventy-Five Goi Junior High Students to Receive Honors
Seventy five pupils at Goi Junior High School will receive honor awards for citizenship and scholarship in a general assembly tomorrow morning. Principal Harold G. Wolf will present the awards and explain student achievements. Twelve students will receive the highest awards, with fourteen receiving the top 6 inch letters. Notable honorees include Virginia Armitage Helen Beckwith Louis Hurlbert and Mary Shields. The 10:45 a.m. ceremony will be attended by Kiwanis and Rotary guests and the public is invited.
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Goi
Harold G. Wolf
Virginia Armitage
Helen Beckwith
Louis Hurlbert
Mary Shields
Claire Arnold
Marion Kiming
Edward Armitage
Junior Bjorkauist
Phyllis Lindsley
Richard Olin
Fielen Bush
Frances Lyman
Mary Helene Hillstrom
Charlotte Mack
Kiwania
Rotary Clubs
French woman held for shooting diplomat
Madame Madeleine de Fontages, held in Petite Roquette prison in Paris, admitted to regretting her pistol jammed during the shooting of Count Charles de Chambrun, a noted diplomat and descendant of the Asfiye tte family.
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Sibotera
Paris
Madeline de Fontages
Petite Roquette
Charles de Chamibrun
Asfeyette
Townsend in Corry Saturday
Townsend founder of the Old Age Pension plan will visit Corry Saturday morning arriving at 7:53 and leaving for Cambridge Springs later. He will address a meeting at Cambridge Springs Saturday afternoon and spend two hours in Corry to greet Townsend Club members and supporters.
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En Brands
Townsend Club
Townsend
Olih
Death of Mrs Henry Keppel in Corry
Mrs Henry Keppel longtime Corry resident and church supporter dies at Mayo Clinic Rochester after three week treatment. Survived by son Harrigan H Keppel and daughter Mrs Edward Hawkins plus three brothers. Prayer services at home then St Pauls Church followed by burial in Pine Grove cemetery family mausoleum.
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Mira
Henry M. Keppel
Mayo Brothers’ Clinic
Rochester
Mirn
Brie
Keppel
Eastern Star
Hawkins
John Miller
Columbbus
Henry
Curry
Otto
Webster
N.Y
Mott
Sinsie
St. Paul's Church
Gehrig Signs For 36000 With New York Yankees
United Press reports Jon Gehrig of the New York Yankees agreed to a 36000 season for baseball this year. Gehrig spoke by long distance with manager Joe McCarthy to finalize terms while owner George m. Bromer reportedly pushed for a higher figure.
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United Press
St, Petersburg
Fis
Jon Gehrig
New York Yankee
Hobout
Gehrig
Joe McCarthy
Yankee
Fa Wie Otwen
Motarhw
Col
Tarah Bromer
Matin Cparne
Earhart completes first lap of world flight at 8 25 a m
Amelia Earhart Putnam lands at Wheeler Field after the first leg of her globe circling flight. Her Electra touched down 8 25 a m Pacific time, averaging 157 mph on the initial lap and 170 mph earlier, with Paul Mantz Capt Harry Manning and Pred Noon aboard. A second leg to Howland Island 1800 miles away follows at dawn.
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Honolulu
Wendell Burch
Prees
Onolulu
Wheeler Field
Paul Mantz
Harry Manning
Marine
Air Navator
California
Manila
Half Day Paris Protest Strike Unites Two Million Workers
Two million workers in the greater Paris area joined a one morning general strike protesting the killing of five left front adherents. The walkout paralyzed normal activities while red flags appeared at major sites. Police reported only a small clash in Place de la Bastille and organizers kept the protest peaceful to urge concessions from the left front government.
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United Press
Paris
Chehy
Tecums
Place de la Bautse
Pol'ge
Kiwanians Hear Talk On Health Insurance
Kiwanis members heard Dr. James v. Sterls assistant secretary of the Erie County Medical Association speak at a luncheon on health insurance. Dr. Stark presented a detailed view of the proposed social plan and its objectives from a medical perspective. Several local doctors attended, including N. Troy Gillette C. F. Bennett A. G. Rees E. H. Harmon of Cornwallville Hubert Heerten W. W. Hutchinson of Buffalo Charles P. Keating Tree Hayes Harristown Meastville etc.
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James v. Sterls
Erie County Medical Association
Kiwania Club
Stark
Ck’h
Girs
N. Troy Gillette
F. Bennett
A. G. Rees
E. H. Harmon
Cornelis‘ville
Hubert Heerten
W. W. Hutchingon
Buffalo
Char'es P. Keating
Tree Hayes
Harritorg
Striking Chrysler workers face eviction by court order
Detroit March 18 Chrysler Corporation attorneys seek injunctions to eject about 6,000 sit down strikers from $50,000,000 in Detroit area plants. The United Automobile Workers Union had halted production at nine plants, with a court order requiring dispersal by 9 A M. Sheriff and authorities prepared to enforce the ruling amid tense stand off at factory gates.
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United Press
Detroit
Mar
Chrysler Corporation
Averet
Bola
Mils Ani Bhacte Jncite
Inftote
Leila Unitei Automobile Workers Union
deBanes
Rome
Astania Nyeng
Annyalor
Veventee
Peinpiell
Fe von
Netores
Pratt Cope
Fey
Joy
Gomprhell
Thomas Wilcos
Vote on state income tax proposal in 1988 election
Harrisburg report notes voters will decide in November 1988 whether Pennsylvania adopts a graduated income tax through a constitutional amendment. The measure moved through committee yesterday with support in a close 82 to 3 vote, clearing a path for next year’s ballot.
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Unifed
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Toseph Simon
Chitan
Lee
Bloodied cab war spurs city police patrols at Tam
In Ortoagio on March 18 police deployed emergency patrols to halt violent clashes between Ween strikers and general commuter rivals. Commissioner John Pierpigngast ordered 14 squads of five officers to patrol Tam downtown stations and rail hubs as seven cab drivers were injured and rushed to hospital after dawn chaos.
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United Press
Ortoagio
4Police
Tive Tureau
Saiit
Juikeenen
Strutty Fur Umiergency
Atv
Leon
Iarila
Jens
Ceven Mereona
Franklin Girl Fatally Hurt in Vehicle Collision
Nine year old Betty Breese died at Franklin Hospital after being struck by a truck near the Third Ward area as she darted from between two parked autos. Driver Martin Beers reported collapsing from grief after the incident. witnesses described the child’s sudden dash into the truck’s path.
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Unicon
Reese Franklin
Bety Breese
Franklin
Martial 4
Beers
Murder Trial Shifts Focus to Third Party Angle
Reported sensational murder case details hinge on alleged third party involvement. Testimony centers on Mrs Sample and others as investigators weigh the fatal shooting of Mrs Ritzasith Sasuply with trials and possible penalties pending.
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Mtalys
John Tf
Magar Wisbuc
Uner
Che
Mra
Ritzasith
Lie
Theovomot
Mrs Sample
Larrille
Hogi Wien
Ian
Uno
Tewin
Dintelut
Marjinion
Crmham
Ube
Sample
Commonwealth
Latay
Yipld Iity le Vneveau
Wale Doen Dingles
Margiort May Quit Cases If Maxey Remains
State Supreme Court Justice George W Minswyemia says he would not be surprised if Margiort leaves cases if Maxey stays. The case involves Charles J. Manglithh writ and the death of Fumie C. Monnghart. The court scheduled proceedings in Syinuwavet with Miscay and Sammeset as key figures in the ongoing trial.
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United Press
Somerset
State Supreme Court
George W
Fumie
C. Monnghart Margloll
Remyil
Addy
Dustin Misay
Sammeset
Scrapton
Saul
Ani
Samiile
Monaghan
Uniontown
Maxey
SaniLe
REA program advances amid progress in Bea ver dam area
The REA rural electrification project moves forward with pole lines being laid near Donallan Hill and Bequirtam. Crews report rapid progress as lines extend toward Beaverdam with anticipation of broader area illumination and service.
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Electriciension
Beaverdam
Donallan Hill
Bequirtam
Ersttell Tor
RBA
Fire Truck Drivers Benefit By New Bill
March 18 report notes legislation affecting fire truck drivers. details unclear due to OCR corruption but mentions a bill proposed to assist drivers and possible wage or benefit changes. Names and locations are obscured in the text.
Dams to Flood Dozens of Western Pennsylvania Towns
United Press reports seven large flood control dams would submerge 20 385 people in thirteen western Pennsylvania communities including Millers, Drakes Mills, Newton Mills, and Campbell s Mills while several others would be protected by levees. Estimated damages exceed 4 5 million dollars with railroad and highway relocations costing tens of millions.
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Robert Shubert
United Press
United Press Star
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Mountains
Onia River
United States Army Engineers
National Flood Control Art
Penn~ Sylvania
Millers Bission
Drakes
Unemployment Taxes Discussed By State Representatives
Report notes a 1985 context with a meeting led by Hayden Doyle and others addressing employers and unemployment tax plans. Mentioned counties include Mire, Crawford, Mercer, Venayen, Caplin, MeKorn, Forest, Warren, and Gimeran. discussion centers on new tax measures and possible reforms.
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Fyavy Garden
Annie Consuns
Hayden Doyle
Mire
Crawford
Mercer
Venayen
Caplin
MeKorn
Torest
Warren
Anil Gimeran Countien
Bradford Bank Clerk Acquitted on 20 Counts in Fraud Trial
A federal court jury acquitted Benson Benford, a clerk at the defunct Benfor's Commercial National Bank, on 20 counts of making false entries. Judge Robert M. Gibson directed a not guilty verdict on three other counts, clearing opposition in the case from Het, Pa.
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Uncer Het
Dfazel Benson
Dievant
Benfor’s Commercial National Banc
Miss Benson
Robert M. Gibson
Northwest University Law Ad hoc Witness Attacks Court Control
Dyan Lesa Green from Northwestern University testified to the Senate judiciary committee that the Supreme Court was gutted by politics, challenging recognized constitutional control. The session examined executive and legislative balance and the court's role in governance.
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NFRD
High Court
Dyan Lesa Green
Northwestern University
Law Adhoct
Senate Judiciary Comvarties
Te Supreme Court
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Aero
General Assembly
Corry
Henry Keppel
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Howland Island
Pacific
Greater
Muiren
Wikkian
B. Panktwail
Todiky
Tedurs
Sitstown
Bankhead
Aumin
Tilswel
Walter
Supreme Court
Abs
Conress
Axlstrike
Chicago
Margiort
REA
Carty
Hawewar
COP S
NNW
Sant Thad
Cleveland Night Glub
Iil Fey Mirrder Tetavio
Pol Esman
Robert H. Dikes
Bradford Stal Bank
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