Beaver Boy Defends Mother Shoots Father
Steva Verbes, 15, a farmer boy from Beaver, Pa, confessed to killing his father, Lavere Verbes, 47, after alleged threats to his mother Ann Verbes, 43. The teen walked to Midland police to surrender, aided by neighbor Nick Kukscunas, as authorities planned an inquest.
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United Press
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Ann Verbes
Midland
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Levinsky May Leave Chicago Hospital Today
Chicago May 17 King Levinsky the vanishing heavyweight who took a day auto trip from Los Angeles to a Chicago hospital may be allowed to go home today. Doctors say Levinsky is improving and may return to Los Angeles within a week. His sister Lena Levy says the King was sick and when better they will go back to fight.
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Lincolnville Man Faces Murder Trial in Meadville
In Meadville on May 17, John Richards, 19, of Bloomsfield township, stood for murder charges in Criminal Court before Judge O Clare Kent. A jury of nine men and three women was seated after long voir dire. The Commonwealth’s case opened with the coroner deputy and Spartansburg doctor detailing the autopsy showing death by multiple blood clots and skull fracture. State witness Susie Price testified briefly before cross examination, with adjournment pending.
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Memuary
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Charles Torey
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Spartansburz
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Kane County Nominates Kane for Assembly Seat in Tight Race
Local attorney Kent Kane won the Kane County primary by about 4,000 votes over Capt. Carl L. Peterson for the Republican Assembly nomination. The county last sent a Republican to the House in 1906, with Joan Campbell of Kane. Governor Pinchot led the statewide result, narrowly ahead of Senator Reed, while William Schrader narrowly carried the county for governor over Hares Margilolis. General Shannon was third. A separate note reports a proposed Bosphorus tunnel linking Europe and Asia near Istanbul, intended to connect Arsynoltkemy on the European side with Varikemy on the Asian side.
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Frontier Days Plans in Cheyenne Amid Rodeo Push
Cheyenne business leaders outline funding for the annual Frontier Days celebration including a major rodeo event. Details mention late season staging and broad community involvement to finance the festival activities.
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Gheyenne
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Stetdy Haye
Fredonia Woman Dies Aboard Ocean Liner George Washington
Mrs Chas de Putnam Landers of Fredonia died Saturday afternoon aboard the George Washington while en route to England to visit. She had pneumonia and died after a period of serious illness. The body will return to Fredonia for burial. Also listed is a local for sale of a bicycle by Mike Miketek, R D No. 1, Columbus Pa.
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George Washington
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New Dividend Planned for Warren Bank Depositors
Walter Heasley deputy receiver of the Conwwango Trust Company announces completion of steps to pay Warren Bank depositors from assets pledged to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The court approved the second and partial account and the pledge petition, with final approval expected in ten days. If no exceptions are filed, distribution may begin, estimated to yield a thirty two percent dividend. Checks will be mailed to depositors at their last known addresses. Minister John G. Crowe killed in Wellsboro, Pa, after his car went over a steep embankment near Ogdenburg. he had previously preached in Scottdale, Morrlssen, and Somerset.
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Conwwango Trust Company
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Heasley
Wellsboro
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Ogdenburg
Scottdale
Morlessen
Somerset
Eye operation saves sight of Franklin man in Johns Hopkins effort
May 17 report from Oil City, via Baltimore, states Clifton MacDonald of Harot Avenue, cashier for the National Transit Company, underwent a delicate eye operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital two weeks ago. Although serious, doctors say the eye’s sight was saved and bandages have begun to be removed for short periods as recovery continues. Additionally, in Woodbury New Jersey water pistols are forbidden for high school students, per principal Harry M. Taxis, after a recent incident. In Gallipolis Ohio, Nellie and Joe, claimed oldest mule team at 30 and 31 years, are kept daily by owner Elza M. Rupe, a former county commissioner.
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Pinder
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