Police investigate Friday night incident and theft report
The article details an eye injury amid a police inquiry into an incident Friday night. It notes varying facts surfacing Saturday and warns of possible further action as authorities complete the inquiry. It also covers a car theft reported in the early Sunday hours and other local incidents and notices.
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Wayne Jaggs
Columbus
Desoto
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William Webster
Lemon Street
T Hut
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William Hogenboom
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Treasury report outlines October receipts and deficits
Treasury release from Washington shows October receipts 109.296 million and expenditures 107.866 million, leaving a balance of 8.0703 billion. It notes an excess of expenditures of 300.842 million and a total debt of 263.917 billion 206.29.
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Washington
Position of the Treasury
Fire threat at Art Metal plant containment stops loss
Jamestown dispatch reports a fire in a degreasing tank at Art Metal Construction Company site No 2. Five fire companies, CO2 extinguishers, and a water line fought the blaze until an unidentified worker shut the tank doors, keeping flames from wood floors and rafters.
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Art Metal Construction
Detention Home Issue Hinges on 1947 Legislation
Judge Elmer L. Evans says Erie County's plan for a juvenile detention home depends on new state law to be enacted in 1947. County commissioners say the issue is outside their control, noting it would shift to the juvenile court under a proposed assembly bill.
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Erie County
Elmer L. Evans
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GOP Claims Protest Vote To Sweep Election
Republicans claim a protest vote could sweep national races as Democrats target Senate seats in Kentucky and California. Democrats say 15 states plus Illinois will shape results, with House control at stake as GOP presses to gain seats and reach 218.
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California
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Publican primary races loom as voters head to polls
Ninety seven candidates compete for 24 Senate seats to be decided tomorrow. Eight hundred ninety contest for 432 House seats and 8a for 33 governorships split 16 Democrats and 17 Republicans. Maine reelects Senator Owen Brewster as campaigns move to radio amid sparse crowds and voter apathy.
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