Second Offender Sentenced in County Contempt Case
Milton R. Feldman, 34 of East Rivers, was sentenced to 10 to 20 years as a second offender after pleading guilty to third degree burglary at Gowends on February 6. The case involved theft of tools from the Witt-Anderson garage. His prior record includes a mail box robbery in Brie tm 1936. Miss Lois McCray reported a bicycle collision at King and South streets. a girl rider was unhurt but the bicycle wheel was damaged and home address not given.
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Little Valley
Orla
Brwole
Milton R. Feldman
East Rivers
Tenn
Gowends
Ile Witt-Anderson
Brie
Lois McCray
King Street
King and
South Streets
Local eggs milk and sales listings from McKean region
A mosaic of local notices lists Wilcox Grocery offerings including fresh eggs z c dot 38-02 apple butter 196 and milk six for 47c, plus various civic items. Other notes report aviation cadet appointment for Sherman area, school damage and safe tampering, a hospital death, parking meter installations, and community events in Kane and surrounding towns.
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Wilcox Crocery
Sherman
Roger L. Vardercoy
Med Vander ‘Hoy
Nasbet
Erie
Sherman High School
Bradford
Hidden $13,461 Found After Woman's Death
Ruth Watson of Pleasantville died in Marion Ink hospital leaving $13,461 found hidden in her two room apartment. Most funds were in $1,000 and $500 bills. Son George Palen of Batavia and brother George R. Watson along with sister Jeannette Powers of Pleasantville survive and accompanied the body for burial.
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Ruth Watson
Earby Pleasantville
Marion Ink
Hedt
Wunteron
Maudribet
George , Palen
Batavia
Pleasantyitta
George
R, Watsmit
Jeannette Powers
Pledsattville
Penknife ring swallowed by 6 year old boy reported
A 6 year old boy of Westline swallowed a penknife with a ring and chain. X rays at Kane Hospital showed no trace of the articles. The lad, J. C. Hensley, returned to school after tests at Community Hospital. His parents are Mr and Mrs Taldon Hensley.
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Kane Hospital
ISAND
J.C. Hensley
Kentucky
McKean County
Tialdon Hensley
Westline
J. CG
H. J. McGhee
Kane
Snow Removal Costs Shaping Pennsylvania Highway Work
Harriburg May 13. Snow removal costs for the Department of Highways in the past winter up to Ancil 30 totaled 3 603 7071. The department notes the 1940-41 season had 4 004 20 in costs. Last winter marked the largest snow removal program in history with 19 921 miles of service, an increase of 625 miles over the prior season. Pennsylvania spends more on winter service than any other state. Equipment and snow fences enable keeping thousands of miles of roads open. expenses include fences, hills, grades, machinery, and wages. The program began in 1920 with 1100 miles and 1 007 500, rising as roads expanded to nearly 20 000 miles. The 1929-30 cost was about 1 007 500 for 8953 miles. 1935-36 peaked at 5 771 000 for 4546 miles less than the year just passed. In four years mileage rose while cost stayed under 5 000 000.
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Harrigburg
Department of
Pennsylvania
Third Probe Ordered In Hospital Costs
Pittsburgh council votes to open a third inquiry into the Municipal hospital project after Councilman Joseph A. McArdle claims the city overpaid by 218 486 dollars beyond the contract price. He cites flooring costs cited at 90 000 then changed to 30 000, says a rebate of about 97 000 was received, and accuses fraud and mismanagement across the public building project.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Coucilman
Joseph A. McArdle
McArdie
Will Hold Soldiers Pay 10 42 Base
Washington May 13 the house debated pay for soldiers and sailors with proposals for a 30 four month minimum but expects a 42 base. committee leaders warned the extra raise likely to be stripped in conference as the bill faces overall costs near a half billion annually.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wold
Congress
May
D-Ky
Senate
Dora Burns Seeks State Committeewoman Nomination
Dora Burns, a Republican candidate, appeals for support at the May 19 primary. She notes political experience and thorough knowledge of election laws and urges voters to look for Dora Buis on the ballot.
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Dora Burns
Burns Ig
Dora Buis
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