Local incidents mix with county bonus payments in Corry news
Reported vehicle crash injures a youth near Northwest and West Pleasant streets. County veterans receive a $41,271,475 bonus across 102,070 files, with checks mailed daily until all qualified receive funds. Also noted are hospital treatments, highway sightings of deer, hitchhiking family aided by Salvation Army, a suspect held on bond, and local real estate transfers.
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Pennsylvania
Hacksboro
Route 27
Garland
Corry
Pittsfield
Two Erie youths go on trial for murder
In Erie New York two teens face the death penalty after being indicted for the January 18 murder of Buffalo photographer Ben H Swan. Robert Pohl 17 and Charles Ploss 20 of Erie charged with burglary and shooting during a Tonawanda home invasion. Prosecutors seek the electric chair if convicted while defense argues youth and lack of intent.
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Erie
New York
Buffalo
Robert Pohl
Charles Plossi
Erle
Ben H. Swan
Tonawanda, N
Ploss
Pohl
Ookoute
Pioss
Swan
Swart
Pless
Erie Man Awarded 10000 in Bonds in Settlement
A Erie jury awarded Elmer W. Hull $10000 in US Treasury Bonds from the estate of Mary Gertison after determining the bonds were a gift. The trial held during the March term concluded that Hull acted as recipient, not as agent for executor John Weber, who contested ownership. Hull received the securities during Gertison’s hospitalization at Hamot Hospital.
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Erie
Mary Gertison
Treasury
Elmer W. Hull
Gertison
Hamot
Hull
John Weber
Mrs May Bennett dies in Titusville at 69
Mrs May Bennett wife of J W Bennett of Titusville died Sunday afternoon at 2 90 at Titusville City Hospital after years of ill health. She was born at East Branch and has lived in Titusville for 20 years. Services set for Wednesday at 2 pm at the Methodist Church. she leaves husband and daughter Mrs Geraldine Tenny of Erie and other relatives.
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Gary Bennett
Westsmith Street
May Bennett
J. W. Bennett
Titusville
Titusville City Hospital
Bennett
East Branch
Cummings
Methodist Church
Geraldine Tenny
Erie
Coal Industry Denies Being In Poor Condition
Pittsburgh report quotes industry leaders disputing claims of illness. George H. Love of Pittsburgh Coal Consolidation argues coal pays top wages and yields high output, citing investments in machinery and growing productivity.
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Pittsburgh
Conl
Truman
National Goal Association
George H. Love
Pitttsburgh Coal Consolidation Company
Sik
Trucker Dies From Fumes in Snowbound Truck
Elmer Griswold 62 of Summerdale was found dead in his stalled truck after an accident on the Summerdale Sherman road. Wilbur Gabriel a Sherman snow plow operator discovered the scene and reported the truck ignition on but engine stopped. Coroner Samuel T. Bowers will issue a certificate of accidental death from carbon monoxide fumes.
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Jamestown
Elmer Griswold
Summerdale
Richard
Moynihan
Emmet Franklin
Wilbur Gabriel
Sherman
Griswold
Jeff
Gabriel
Accord
Gris
Samuel T. Bowers
Coal Industry Labor Battle Tests Nine Month Timeline
A debate asks if the sick industry can endure a nine month struggle between labor and management and still achieve a weekly coal output of 12 million tons in the initial operation week. The question centers on productivity under conflict and the path to recovery.
Pittsburgh Woman Seeks Share in Garrett Fortune
Orphans court judges considered petition of Eva V. Hoover a Pittsburgh widow to be admitted as claimant to the $17,000,000 Garrett fortune. Judge took the claim under advisement and a citation was sought to allow entry of the claim.
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Pruua Deverin
Maren U v
Father and companion dead in Wernersville plane crash
Reading dispatch reports a small plane crash at Wernersville killing Charles W. Judge, 44, of Long Island City, and another man. Judge was visiting his son Kenneth, a Jesuit novice, when the tragedy occurred.
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Ay Associated
Rres
Reading
Wernersville
Charles W. Judge
Long Island City
Usb
Tetuen
Kenneth
St. Isaac Togues
Judge
Plane crash victim dies after wing strike and burns
Report describes a two passenger aircraft crash in which Judge's companion Richard G Gray, 44, from Williston Park New York, suffered full body burns and died later at Reading General Hospital. State Police inspector Stanley Kramer said the left wing hit a tree.
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Judge
Richard G. Gray
Williston Park
N.Y
Reading General Hospital
Stanley Kramer
Take-off crash near a tennis court in unclear timezone
An accident report notes a take-off crash where the aircraft struck a larger tree and nosed into a tennis court. The text also cites various calendar year conversions including 1950 1969 Mohammedan calendar 2610 Japanese era 5710 Jewish calendar and 2702 Roman calendar.
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Rome
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W. Smith Street
West Pleasant Streets
Wally) Hammond
West Frederick Street
Cory Hospital
Erie Street
George Smith
Columbus
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Corry Hospital
Erie County Coat House
Mary Hin
Derer Shaw Coyle
Paul A. Bowerux
Claus 1. Liedberg
Claus L. Liedberg
Robert Lilliebridge
Baltimore
Salvation Army
Ofhcers
Cleveland
Wilson Wynn
Wynn
Windhaven
Erie County
Tomor
Tow
Howard McCray
West Smith Street
Charles Long
South Center Street
West Pleasant Strat
First Avenue
Sity
McCray
West Pleasant Street
Long
Carroll D. Kearns
Farrell
Kearns
House
Committee On Education and Labor
Zuizneck
Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Shady Avenue
Corry-Jamestown
Erie Man
Lorelei
Valetta
LEED
Trucker
FAMES
Chautauqua County
Cyeene
Nana
Zrsenal Finance CO
N. Center ST
Cory
Harry Hall
YES
Tewet
Clara
REX
Page & Nichols
E. Main St
Maxwell House Coffee
Sim
Libby
Wolverine Gloves
Hal
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