Wartime Maine marriage licenses and mental health costs
The piece notes varying marriage license fees across states from low to high, citing Maine and other states, and mentions New York City considering doubling its fee. It also discusses the cost of mental illness care, referencing Vice President Nixon and Dorothea Lynde Dix, highlighting historic hospital reform efforts and a US mental health funding debate.
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Maine
District of Colmbia
Kentucky
Worth
Dakota
Wisconsin
Alabama
Kansas
Dolor
Missouri
Virginie
Cook County
Illinois
Chicago
Mexico
Northland
Washington
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Sir Elisabeth's Hospital
Dorothea ‘Lynde
Dix
St Kilmabeth's
Corry Historian recalls 1938 Aero Supply expansion plan
Yesterday's Memories recounts approval of a two story building addition for Aero Supply Corp on West Main Street valued at 80 by 0 feet, announced by Luke E. Graham. Tax rebate data show half the 1935 city tax duplicate due for collection as the rebate period ends tomorrow afternoon per City Treasurer Frank E. Westley.
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Aero Supply Corp
Fort West Main Street
Luke E. Graham
Frank E. Westley
Rural Life Sunday Observed by Local Churches
Rural Life Sunday observed by Spring Creek West Boring Creek and Columbus Community churches. Local Grange members attend services and honor rural values with farmers presenting symbols of their agriculture. Patrons Circle formed as a blessing is given by the pastor. Week ahead highlights in Erie County. Mrs Babson Dies at 82 in Wellesley Mass. wife of Babson Institute president and Webber College founder.
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Isuejssuimogy Wie
Ruit
Erie Colinty Council of Churches
Babson
Wellesley
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Babson Institute
Webber
College For Girls
Ibson Park
Fla
Two Area Fires Cause $12,000 Loss in Sugar Grove
Fire near Sugar Grove and a Clark home fire caused combined losses of about $12,000. A neighbor spotted the barn blaze on Swede Hollow Road with $11,000 in contents lost, partly insured. Cause undetermined. a defective chimney is blamed for the Clark residence fire. Firefighters from Sugar Grove and Youngsville assisted. Busti stood by under mutual aid.
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Sugar Grove
Joss
Swede Hollow
Wrightaville
Cowles
Scott Stuart
Clark
Jamestown
Youngsville
Busti
Hold Rites For Frank Fleming At Spitzer Funeral Home
Frank Fleming of Panama died Friday. Services were conducted yesterday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Gilmer with Rev. John J. Linendell of Panama Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in Sunset Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers included Lyle Rulander Charles Rulander Robert Urbanski Richard Shure Sherwood Fleming and James Fleming. Attendees listed from Russell Youngs ville Jamestown Pittsburgh and surrounding areas included Tames G. Fleming Sherwood Fleming Maynard Sullivans Betty Schnell Juanita Whitney William Dow and several others.
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Rumeran Serpces
Esanking
Panama
Spitzer
Gilmer
John J. Linendell
Pantama Baptist Church
Sunset Hill
Famie
Mr. Fleming
Lyle Rulander
Charles Rulander
Robert Urbanski
Richard Shure
Sherwood Fleming
Tames Fleming
Tame
Suspect In Bank Holdup Faces Trial
The bank robbery trial features testimony from Cyphert and Messerall with the district attorney pressing for credibility while defense attorney Marks questions identifications and timelines. The cross examination spans years, tests memory, and concentrates on the robbery day details.
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Tris
Bank Robbery Trial Transcript Mentions Suspected Gunman Voic e
Witnesses describe facial features and a whispered demand for money. Cyphert recalls a bank robbery in which the gunman whispered about 1178 dollars and ordered him to sit and turn as the escape occurred. Halsted testifies a two tone 1950 Buick was stolen and returned by police.
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Swarts
Franklin State
Cyphert
Marks
Anne Snagely
Richard You¢k
Kornreich
Mr. Cyphert
Swartz faces grand jury hearing after tense arraignment
Mrs Messerall testified and Justice Berry signaled sufficient grounds for a grand jury. At the packed porch scene Swartz, with about 12 relatives and officials nearby, was escorted to Warren County Court House for a high cash bond hearing. Swartz declined to comment as attorney Marks claimed five witnesses could prove his innocence. A teacher Mildred Weber signed a statement placing Swartz with her and Elsie Koerber between 2 and 3:15 pm on August 18.
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Messerall
Berry
Swartz
Warren County Court House
Filok
Swarts
Marks
Mildred Rose Weber
West Middlesex Consolidated School
Elsie Koerber
Local Lights Address Enhances Nearby Storefronts
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes attempt to address lighting near a hotel and store, citing improvements by a local entity. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions are legible.
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Mora
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