Murder trial delayed for Erie man in self defense claim
The murder trial of Howard Stanley, 33, of Erie, was postponed to the February term of the fourth in court, after defense attorney Louis Benacci requested more time to prepare. Stanley is charged with slaying John Lempicki, 24, with a broken beer bottle on October 1, and claims self defense. The judge granted the delay to allow witnesses to be located and additional evidence to be gathered before the November term opens.
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Erie
Howard Stanley
Burton R. Laub
Laub
Efense
Louis Benacci
Terms Criminal Court
Benacci
Beherob
Fense
Stanley
John Lempicki
Lempicki
Templeki
Bankrupt Liti gation Ended in Major U S District Case
Cranton The RFC will take title tomorrow to Mithin Body Works in Union County to end a lengthy bankruptcy case. The firm once run by American Rowing and Billiard Corp faced a U S marshal sale September 11 to satisfy a $496 436 judgment held by the RFC.
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RFC
Mithin- Body Works
Tno
U. S. District Court For the Middle Distiict
Pennsylvania
Union County
American Rowing and Billiard Corp
U.S
Charles M Selsie Dies After Short Illness
Charles M Selsie a long time Curry resident died yesterday afternoon at Cory Memorial Hospital after four weeks as a patient He was born December 19 1870 in the city and worked as a barber and grocery operator He served as city councilman and was a member of Saint Elizabeths Church and various lodges Survived by Mrs A W Carpenter Mendville friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home with rosary at 7 pm and funeral Mass at Saint Elizabeths Thursday 9 am Burial in church cemetery
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Muinsleet
Curry
Piclock
Cory Memorial Hospital
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Focal
Center
Main Streets
Joseph Shambure
Boss
Mr. Shambury
Sol
East Main Street
Sessle
L. Alexander
SL. Elizabeth's Church
Stanford Hose and Corry
Benevolent and’ Protective Order of Elks
Anivee
A. W. Carpenter
Mendville
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Elizbeth's Church
Marshall Treated for Inflamed Lung at Walter Reed
Gen George C Marshall 72, noted statesman and soldier, is in good condition at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for an inflamed right lung. He was flown in from his Pinehurst North Carolina winter home after an influenza attack with his status improving then unchanged overnight.
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Marshall
Washington
George C.marshall
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Pinehurst
Lebanon Rejects Johnston Plan for Jordan Valley Project
Beirut Lebanon the Lebanese parliament speaker Abdel Oseiran rejected a Jordan Valley water development proposal presented by Eric Johnston Eisenhower envoy. He called the plan unacceptable to Arabs and refugees and US plans to sign separate pacts with Israel and neighboring Arab states highlighted by Damascus sources.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jordan Valley
Eric Johnston
Eisenhower
Middle East
Johnston
Abdel Oseiran
Damascus
United States
Israel
Syria
Jordan
Jordan River
New York Power Authority Accepts FPC License
The New York Power Authority accepted the Federal Power Commission license to develop the St. Lawrence River hydroelectric project in May, despite pending court actions. The $600 million project aims to generate over 12 billion kilowatt hours of electricity, with engineering planning proceeding as legal opposition is resolved.
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Albany
N.Y
New York Power Authority
Federal Power Commission
St. Lawrence River
Yesto May
BFC
Chatman
John E. Burton
Washington
FEC
Dozen Firemen Affected by Smoke in Cottage Blaze Eller
A blaze on Hull Road damaged a two story frame dwelling owned by Morgan Sack. Fire from an electric stove outlet spread to three rooms then upstairs. Firefighters from Bemus Point Maple Springs Fluvanna and neighbors battled the fire using a reservoir and pond water. Estimated loss 5 000 to 6 000 with some insurance.
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Eller
Cowsen
Hull Road
Morgan Sack
Sid
David
Sack
Mary
Wiest
Hirzel Stalvey
Bemus Point
Sick
Maple Springs
Ruth Benson
Samoke
Rex Ward
Charles HB. Hawley
Fluvanna Fire Department
Samuel Lord
Alvin Hose
Mellitas
Forest Fire Threatens Cedarcrest Community in Mount Union
A forest fire near Mount Union Pennsylvania scorched about 500 acres along Route 22. More than 100 firefighters from four companies battled the blaze as it threatened Cedarcrest, with hot, dry conditions persisting and smoldering flames on the forest floor.
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Mount Union
Cedarcrest
Route 22
Huntingdon County
Ohloce
Turpin Charged With Beating Woman
Randy Turpin faces assault charges after a 24 year old woman Adele Daniels alleges multiple blows over ten weeks. Magistrate Prendergast set a hearing date as Turpin awaits departure to England. he was paroled to his attorney Raul Strauss.
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NEW YO
Turpin Lomohowy
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Thomas Kozile
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Clarence Wallace
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Whitthead
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