Father Cleared in Hunting Accident Case
A northeastern father, Rodney Blystone Sr., is cleared as a co-defendant in a hunting accident suit after an opinion by Judge Elmer J. Evans. The case involves a gun discharged by Blystone's son Rodney Jr., wounding Joseph Mobilia. The Mobilia parents seek 25 000 dollars for his injuries amid hospital costs.
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Hirt
Nort East
Elmer J. Evans
Rodney EB. Blystone
North East
Rodney
Joseph Mobilia
Charles
Fortunata Mobilia
Joseph
Young Blystone
Ludlow
Evans
Arthur Eugene Cox 79 Edinboro resident dies after short illness
Arthur Eugene Cox age 79 of Edinboro died at his residence Monday night. He was a farmer and carpenter member of Edinboro Baptist Church and survived by wife Mamie Wallace Cox two sons Orlo E. Cox and Arthur W. Cox a daughter Ethel M. Cox three grandchildren and one sister Cort Rasey. Funeral arrangements include calling at H. Kiehl Funeral Home and services Wednesday at 2 p.m. with graveside at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg.
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Arthur Eugene Cox
Edinboro
Mamie Wallace Cox
Arthur W. Cox
Orlo E. Cox
Meadville
Ethel M. Cox
Cort Rasey
H. D
Spartansburg
Cox
Wattsburg
George McKown
Edinboro Baptist Church
Booby Bird Described as Bold Yet Fatal to Men
A fragmented account notes a booby bird’s fearless approach to humans and its dangerous behavior leading to threats and possible harm. The passage reflects a cautionary tone about encounters with the bird.
Gouzenko Wanted Protection From Soviet Espionage Claims
Canadian Premier reports spring concerns over Gouzenko fearing for his life and family. He alleged a fifth column linked to Russian agents inside public service and elsewhere. Soviet espionage began in 1943, unrelated to atomic bomb secrecy disputes.
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Gunwuuen
Cage
Gouzenko
Gouvenko
Canada
Public Service
Russia
New Jamestown Superintendent Named from Albany Office
Jamestown announces Dr. Carlyle C. Ring of Albany will become superintendent of public schools succeeding Clinton v. Bush who resigned. Ring, 45, is a former military government instructor and Berlin veteran now a NY State Education Department research assistant. He was the board’s unanimous choice from 30 candidates.
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Jamestown
Carlyle C. Ring
Albany
Clinton v. Bush
Sidney T. Hewes
Board of Education
Ring
New York State Department of Education
Westfield Mass
Camp Reynolds Pa
England
France
Germany
Berlin
Prompt service note limits delays
A general message pledges prompt, efficient service while acknowledging occasional longer wait times. It emphasizes commitment to respond quickly and maintain helpful support.
McSweeney Will Honors Widow As Heirs To Estate
Atlantic County surrogate Marcel Mc-Albert Abbot ruled the will of Henry McSweeney died March 5 leaves five million dollars to his widow Theresa Nugent McSweeney. The late philanthropist’s estate was admitted to probate yesterday in New Jersey.
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McSweeney
Atlantic Cyey
N. J
Marcel Mk
Albert C. Abbot
Atlantic County
Henry Mcsweeney
Theresa Nugent
Hweeney
Corry Officer Coroner to Probe Tragedy
Corry officer and coroner announce an inquiry into a local tragedy. The victim, identified as Doolittle, was an employee of the Blute Highway Department and was working a private task on a Bisbee farm. A funeral mass will be held at St Teresa's Church with burial in St Teresa's cemetery. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs John Dowmer and multiple siblings. Burial details by American Indians.
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Doolittle
Blute Highway
Bisbee
Musser General
Pauly
Union City
St Teresa's Catholic Church
St. Teresa's Cemetery
John Dowmer
Frank
Walter
James Cowrer
Thion Guy
Josephine Zande
Victoria Bryan
Ming Hus
Petiot Denies Part in Murders in Paris Trial
Paris March 19 Associated Press reports Marcel Petiot denies taking part in any of the 27 murders cited in his indictment while admitting involvement in several killings linked to his claimed resistance network. He claims two German motorcyclists and their killers were not listed in the charges.
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Washington
Albert W. Johnson
Senate
House
Lewisbunt
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Paris
Bluebeard
Associated Préss
Marcel Petiot Sis
Willy Taass
Lee Siietin
Ilipd
Hig
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Plane crashes into autos during takeoff near Meadville
A Piper Cub trainer from Giggings and Neal Flying School crashed into four parked cars two miles northwest of Linksville during takeoff. Pilot Paul Neal and Gene Olson of Linesville survived with only minor injuries. Glenn Hays’s car suffered the most damage.
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Meadville
Caugn
Giggings
Neal Flying School
Linksville
Paul 4
Neal
Linesville
Gene Olson
Shdent Tyer
Tof
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Dr. Ring
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Thornton & Minor
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Greyhound
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D.D. Optometrist
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Loblaws
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Ward
Carol Brent
Montgomery Ward
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