Bradford case draws national attention in bank fraud scandal
The Bradford Commercial National Bank conspiracy unfolds with complex high finance schemes exposed in court. Key figure Frank W. Calgins, once an assistant cashier, is linked to the $1 3 million loss and his death in a garage follows the investigation. Government case tensions rise as details emerge and credibility wavers.
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Dairymen's League to Meet Friday Evening
Corry Local of the Dairymen's League will meet at the American Legion home Friday evenings at 8 o clock. All members and families urged to attend. Robert Exo, New York office membership chairman, will be guest speaker. Mrs. Frank Harvey leads arrangements. Ladies asked to bring sand wiches and milk.
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Mrs Sample Held for Court in Erie Murder
Elizabeth Sample 49, formerly of Erie, is held for court on murder charges after a shooting in Hogan’s apartment. Witnesses include David Parment, Deputy Coroner Leone, and defense counsel Blackmore. Lucile Inein testified as a witness.
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Seek Voluntary Curb on Hours for Nurses
The Pennsylvania State Nurses Association and its legislative committee advocate voluntary limits on nursing shifts rather than a legal eight hour cap. Adelaide J. Perry, chair of the district public relations committee, argues that legal limits could force nurses to neglect patients or break the law, and that illness cannot be legislated. The group urges patient care over rigid regulation.
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Wong Threatened Over Extortion Letter Scheme
Anna May Wong, film star, and Mrs. David Selznick faced extortion threats from a note writer who demanded $20,000 in unmarked bills. The notes warned disfigurement and maiming for Wong and her family if demands were not met. A doctor was held as a material witness in the case.
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Texas school safety steps after explosions examined
United Press reports Overton Texas on March 24 outlines safety measures for schools including gas detection alerts and heating system inspections. A legislative committee led by Sen. Hill favors a federal safety agency to inspect public buildings after a disaster that caused 426 deaths in New London. A separate report notes a Pa principal, Hamtor Ross Smith Jr, hanged himself in his home basement.
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Adjutant Sullivan Club Speaker Addresses Rotary Event
Sullivan addressed Rotary Club members at the Hotel Corry last evening, sharing eloquent stories and singing with his daughter Miss Ten Swill fun. J Huw ley of Rochester and Miss Betty Stewart of Coury attended. J L Morrow reported on the Crippled Children's committee and discussed plans to aid a City boy with infantile paralysis.
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le Rotary Chi
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Driscoll Poised To Name P S C Members
The article lists likely PSC appointees. Thomas Buchanan of Beaver and Richard Beamish of Harrisburg are named as Democrats already on the commission. Thomas Lineaweaver of Montgomery County is mentioned as a candidate for a remaining post. Other contenders include Judge Harry Kalodner of Philadelphia, G Lichister of Jenners Town, and Edward N Jones of Pittsburgh.
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Montgomery County
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Harry Kalodner
Philadelphia
Legi G. Lichister
Jen
FOR SALE Pontiac Coupe and Used Cars
A garbled classified listing describes various autos for sale including a Pontiac 2030 model and several Ford and DeSoto models in poor to good condition with unclear phone number and contact details. The text also lists battery sales, housing offers, and a pub lic farm auction with livestock and farm implements scheduled for a Saturday sale.
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Ford
Suan
Corry Battery Service
Main Street
Notice to Wayne Township Taxpayers Impaid 1986 Taxes Listing
Notice to Wayne Township taxpayers that all unpaid taxes on the 1986 duplicate will be listed April 10, 1987, A.M. Wathous, Collector.
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A.M. Wathous
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