Erie Arsonist to Be Released From Hospital
Donald M. Schutte a 25 year old Erie arsonist was ordered released from Farvie State Hospital by President Judge Elmer A Evans after psychiatrists found him sane He was sent to the hospital following a November fire at the Lawrence Hotel that caused moderate damage and a potential tragedy was averted Dr John P Shovlin Superintendent said Schutte was sufficiently improved and rehabilitated to no longer require care It is doubtful whether Erie county will take court action on his return
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Erie
Donald M. Schutte
Farvie State Hospital
Sane
Elmer A. Evans
Schutte
Lawrence
Evans
Erie County
John P. Shoviin
Twenty Years Ago Taken From Journal Files November 2188
A series of dated items recounts local politics and events: Clarente Mixer, a resident of the first ward, drafted as a constable candidate by Clyde L. Wilson supporters. he plans to oppose Bruce Banks who won the Republican nomination. North Center street sees a serious auto crash injuring Mrs. Dean. Corry High Beavers crush Youngaville High School 23 to 0 on Junior High field. City Council to start budget preliminaries, department heads to draft 1932 needs. Halloween passes quietly with no arrests or store window damage. Tax withholding details outline overstated figures for singles and married, and 1945 withholding rules under Simplification Act of 1844 with debate on dividends taxation and revenue impact.
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Clarente Mixer
First Ward
Clyde L. Wilson
Bruce Banks
Pressed for Cease Fire in Korea as Front Lines Shift
Allied and Red forces clash over Kaesong and hills north of it amid a harsh snowfront. U S Eighth Army reports a record day of air battles with about 200 MiGs and over 100 UN planes involved, as Fifth Air Force claims several Red jets shot down and many ejected. The piece notes strategic aims to guard invasion routes to Seoul and mentions the Schwalldahn railway in Germany.
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Kaesong
Seoul
U.S. Eighth Army
Fifth Air Force
United Nations
Korea
Manchurian
Santa visits leukemia patient from Palmyra NJ
Three year old Tommy Haring, ill with leukemia, is to be visited by Santa Claus as his family prepares a Christmas hopeful scene at home in Palmyra. Doctors warned the child may die before Christmas, but the parents and grandparents plan a festive display to ease what they expect he will miss.
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Associated Press
Palmyra
NJ. J
Santa Claus
Tommy Haring
Tommy
Walter Haring
Philadelphia
Jefferson Hospital
Witte Hope
How's Your I Q. A Monthly Memory Test Quiz
A reader quiz lists ten questions about politics, birds, animals, and history. It asks about the Democratic National Committee vice chair, a yellowhammer, the female sheep, San Juan’s status, a two sided parallelogram, spelling a certain term, a New York journalism university, Sun Yat-sen’s country, John Paul Jones’ birthplace, and Eugene Talmadge’s state association.
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Democratic National Committee
San Juan
U. S. Territory
New York City
Sun Yat-sen
John Paul Jones
Eugene Talmadge
New Withholding Rates Hit Wage Earners Nationwide
Taxpayers face higher payroll deductions as withholding rates rise for wage and salary earners starting yesterday. A married worker with two children earning 100 a week will see about 10.20 more withheld, while an $80 weekly earner in the same status rises to 9.90 withheld. The article traces the history of withholding taxes from Beardsley Ruml’s wartime plan through the 1943 Current Tax Payment Act and notes the shift to combined treasury deposits since 1951.
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Jhany
Treasury
Beardsley Ruml
Roosevelt
Congress
P T A Silver Tea Planned in Bear Lake
Bear Lake notes show P T A members planning a silver tea next Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Ira Browns home with all invited. The Halloween program at Community Hall Tuesday was well attended and a hayride delighted participants. Elwin Smith and Mrs Elliot Thomas are recovering. Marilyn Nichols returns from Cony Memorial Hospital improving. Nancy Davis in hospital improving. Mr and Mrs Rush Chapman move to new hill home.
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Bear Lake
Ira Brown
Elwin Smith
Elliot Thomas
Marilyn Nichols
Cony Memoriat Hospital
Nancy Davis
Rush Chapman
Rupture Shield Expert to Demonstrate in Jamestown
Chicago specialist M. Shevnan will be at the Governor Fenton Hotel in Jamestown on Tuesday and Wednesday, November 7 and 8, from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. He announces the Zoélie Shield device rumored to close abdominal openings without medicines or surgery. Demonstrations are free. contact 1508 N Artesian Ave, Chicago.
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M. Shevnan
Chicago
Governor Fenton Hotel
Jamestown
Shevnan
Thanksgiving Turkey for U S Troops in Korea
In Yokohama on November 2, officials said U S soldiers in Korea will receive Thanksgiving fare including over one million pounds of turkey and assorted treats such as candy fruit cake olives shrimp cocktail mixed nuts and cranberry sauce.
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Turkey
Yokohama
U. S
Korea
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Donald Schutte
Farview State Hospital
North Center Street
A.J. Dean
Watts Fats
Zalmeck
Youngaville High School
Corry High Beavers
Truman
House
Senate ‘Nance Committee
Sen
Douglas
D-1
George
D-Ga
Germany
Auly Valley
Doris W. Chase
First Pentecostal Church
Corry
Donald Brown
Bear Lake News
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Frank Kelly
Judy
Kellys
National Bank of Corry
Nal
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sata Jnstantly
North Center ST
Meerdink's House OF Furniture
Danlar General
Jersey
Topp
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