Jamestown Man Sentenced for First Degree Manslaughter
Jamestown resident Charles Diprimo, 43, was sentenced to eight to fifteen years in Auburn State Prison after pleading guilty to first degree manslaughter for the March shooting of Angelo Ferrara in Jamestown. The case followed an initial murder indictment and trial, with Diprimo prosecuted by Glenn W. Woodin.
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Charles di Primo
Falconer
Mayville
Charles Diprimo
Jamestown
Auburn State
Angelo Ferrara
Walconer
Alonzo G. Hindley
Buffalo
DiPrimo
Thean
Glenn W. Woodin
Dunkirk
John S. Leonard
Jambatown
Diprino
DiFrimo
Ferrara
Winsor
Alea
Wagish
Cur Molo Viesini
Ferrari
Gable Re elected Pennsylvania Motor Federation President
Edward Gable of Lancaster was reelected president as the Pennsylvania Motor Federation closed its 27th annual convention in Altoona.
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Gable
Altoona
Edward Gable
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
County checks on private beer clubs amid Sunday ban
Brie report says beer cannot be sold on Sundays under state law though questions linger over private clubs and corporate charters. District Attorney Burton R. Laub warns against using private clubs to skirt beer control, with court action possible to resolve the joker issue and enforce Sunday prohibition.
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Brie
Down State
St. Agst
Burton R. Laub
Ajadter
Bby
Erie
Tragedy at Local Oil Yard: Worker Crushed Under Tractor
Brice Ort, 28, of Chipmonk, died yesterday after a tractor overturned and caught fire at Vacuum Oil Company on the south bank of the Allegheny River. He was pinned beneath the machine, removed by coworkers, but died en route to medical aid. Ort leaves a wife and parents Mr and Mrs John Ort of Chipalonne. He was a well known young man in the area.
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Ort
John Ort, Ghipalonne
Ex-Corry Boy Directs Big Normandy Camp
Paul G. DeRosay son of D Warren DeRosay of this city visits France and will direct the American Normandy Camps for boys and girls near Etretat this summer. He was recently named principal of the American High School of Paris where Miss Marine Alverson of this city is a faculty member. The camp season runs from July 1 to September 1 with junior and senior groups enrolled.
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Paul G. DeRosay
D. Warren DeRosay
France
Etretat
Normandy
DeRosay
American High School of
Paris
Marine Alverson
Ale
Kane Assures Industry Setup for Glass Factory in Kane
A Kane citizens committee backed a glassware plant to be run by William Roach of Quality Glass in Star City WV. The plant aims to hire 27 workers initially, doubling soon, with a potential 100 later. Carl Berisctor of Kane Bank chairs the fundraising committee seeking 6000 dollars via loans with stock options. The Berry Trisk and Body building on the Commons will host the facility.
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Kane
Citizens’ Committee
Willam Roach
Quality Glass Company
Star City
W. Va
Mr. Roach
Carl T.beriscoter
Kene Bank and Trust Company
Frank H. Gillis
Marshall
Harry McCluskey
Car Strikes Boy and Woman Dies Driver Held
Ridgway May 19 Leonard Shadick of St Marys drove a 9 Chevrolet Cabriolet that struck 11 year old Richard Geyer on South St Marys Street. Geyer was treated for facial and arm injuries at Dr W M Black’s office. Shadick was detained by State Highway Patrol and local officers, found intoxicated, held at Dr Madera’s office, and jailed after failing bail of 600 dollars. a hearing before Justice Jacob Zieinbat scheduled. In Chicago two hours later A Robert Raymun, ex Minneapolis, acquitted of murder in wife LeOle Raymun case. defense claimed accidental shooting during a struggle over a revolver.
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Ridgway
Leonard Shadick
St Marys
Richard Geyer
South St. Marys Street
St. Marys
W- M. Black
State Highway Patrol
W Goetz
Ofice
Madera
Se Marys
Justice of the Peace
Jacob Zelt
Shagick
Bike
Bik
Chicago
Olay Ya
Crumna
Robert Raymun
Minneapolis
le- Ole
Olean
Raymiun
William G. Goepaner
Manuc Dacturer
In & Loop Hotel
Jeter
Raymin
Harrisburg sales tax receipts miss estimate by 2.1 million
May 19 report shows sales tax payments totaling 8 974 644, about 2 100 000 below the six month projection for the one per cent levy on retail sales. The tax ran from September 1 to February 28 with Special Legislation extending payment to May 8.
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Harrisburg
Sunday Service and Parade at Methodial Episcopal Church
Sir Knights assemble at the Asylum in full Templar uniform without swords at 10 20 a m and march to the church at 10 45 a m for a sermon by Reverend Perry J Haines as directed by Commander Charles P Paulson.
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Asylum
Templar
Churc
Perry J. Haines
Charles P. Paulson
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Ojo
Lake View Pavilion
Findley Lake
N. Y
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Mer
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Mall
BOR
East South Street
Westley
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Spartansburg
Roosevelt Highway Sale
R. Retherford
Léctric Prooder
West Church Street
Saile
L. BR. Whittier
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Bemis
Corry
O. F. Moore
Carter Hill
Second Avenue
Mary Murray
J. B. Patterson
South Center Street
Rt. Aea
N. C
North Center Street
Toms
Second Ave
C. &. Porter
Stud
Blakeslee Street
William Bemis
Arthur Scauten
Ayichoneor
Wibgw
Frank Leslie Ford
Frank L. Ford
City of Corry
Erie County
Eirin County
Tenia
Mme Noble A. Ford
Saul
Francis
McClintoch
Alwin L, Beach
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