Albion Slayer May Be Freed From Prison
George B. Runyan 65 Albion life term for murder of neighbor Santiago Garcia may win parole within a month or two. Attorney John A. Blackmore said a petition will be filed with the state pardon board and Mortimer J. Graham will not oppose clemency. Runyan killed Garcia on August 1 1941, pleaded guilty next month, was sentenced December 6 1934 and has long been at the prison in Albion itself.
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AIL
George B. Runyan
Albion
Santiago Garcia
John A. Blackmore
State Pardon Board
Disuelee Attoney Mortimer Jt. Graham
Pardon Board
Runyan
Garcia
Mexicar
Bunyan
Union City Committee Posts Decided In Local Primary
Union City borough and township primary results show Democratic committee posts decided in two wards and Union City township. In Ward One Mrs. Sagle Nugent narrowly defeated Katherine Behan for committeewoman while Ward Two saw Nick McInerney re elected over Charles Wager by a slim margin. In the township Kenneth Hanlin and Mrs William Raegan were reelected over John Chindertink and Mrs Russell Seymour.
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Democratic Committee
Testa
Union City
Sagle Nugent
Katherine Behan
Nick McInerney
Charles Wager
Kenneth Hanlin
William Raegan
John Chindertink
Russell Seymour
Young Man Dies in Rock Fall at Marys Mine
Louis Lanzoni, 21, of Reynoldsville, Pa., was crushed and later died at the local hospital after a rock fall at a Marys area mine on May 1. He was working in the mine with his father and two brothers. injuries included chest and back trauma.
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Fall St, Marys
Louis Lanzoni
Reynoldsville
Golden Lax Tablets and San-Cura Ointment Ad
An advertisement promotes Golden Lax Tablets as a safe laxative to relieve constipation and piles and San-Cura Ointment to soothe and treat pile areas. It lists prices as 25 for Golden-Lax Tablets and 86 cents for San-Cura Ointment and urges purchase at drug stores.
Employer Wins in Liquor Case at Smethport Court
Judge Robert L. Lewis ruled in Potter county that a employer may direct staff to avoid patronizing drinking places. The case involved George Anderson of the Whirl in Ludlow suing Curtis Leather Co president James A. Connelly and tannery foremen Adolph Johnson and Julius Swanson for $65,000 in damages claiming boycotts harmed his business.
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Akane
Robert L. Lewis
Potter County
Elgil Court
Smethport
George Anderson
Ludlow
Curtis Leather Company
Anderson
James A. Connelly
Curtis Company
Adolph Johnson
Julius Swanson
T. B. Wilson
Bradford
Washington PTA Holds Enjoyable Meeting
The Washington School Parent-Teacher Association met in room No. 4 with about twenty-five members. After a brief business session the program included devotionals, guitar selections, a talk on Alms of Education by Harold G. Wolfe, attendance banner awarded to Miss Ann Baressi's room, and tea service by several members. Room No. 4 won the attendance banner.
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Washington School
Wave Perkins
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Albion Slayer
Washington P
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
Kotex
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Iin
EO Eee
Rae
Eee Eae Rae
Cannon Towels
Winter King Battery
Guere
Allsagaine
Wardoleum
Squars ‘Old
Ward Waek
Warar Libera
Ward
Blades
Mont
Corry
Pennsylvania
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