Prisoner Wins Release Without Attorney
Roy A. Saciad, 34, of New Lexington Ohio, freed from a Mann Act conviction after a Columbus hearing and a Cincinnati judge probation for two years. He fought the case without an attorney, had a case sent to the U S Supreme Court on handwritten briefs, and plans to return to Erie for work.
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Erie
Roy A. Saciad
New Lexington
Cincinnati
Columbus
Helwig
U. S. Supreme Court
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files November 4 1927
Fragmented report recounts a fire fatality in Clymer with Burns lighting clothing causing the death of Alberta Babcock at Corry Hospital. It notes mayor Bracken fining Erie Railroad conductor $10 for blocking crossings, and discusses tax reform including community property rights for married couples and exemption changes. Also mentions potential changes in Industrial Basketball League franchise and local election notes.
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Alberta Babcock
Frank Babcock
Clymer
Corry Hospital
W. Bracken
Erie Railroad
How's Your I Q Seven Quiz Questions
Quiz prompts seven questions from a classified page on topics including the post crash era mood, Normandy Cap de La Hague location, Queen Wilhelmina’s daughter, primary pigment colors, Sam Weller’s Dickens novel, Jan Smuts’ country, American Indian citizenship, and Jewish refugees in Palestine sent to camps on a Mediterranean island.
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Normandy
France
Cap de la Hague
Wilhelmina
Sam Weller
Charles Dickens
British Commonwealth of Nations
Jen Smuts
U. S
United States
Palestine
Mediterranean
Hearings Open on Three Erie Radio Station Licenses
Three Erie radio applicants by Erie Broadcasting Co Community Broadcasting Co and Times Publishing Co faced hearings in the Federal Building before FCC Examiner J Fred Johnson They outlined plans for station operation with consultant George H Jashart of Andover MA testifying for the Times plan The other two applicants were to be heard in remaining sessions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Federal
FCC
J. Fred Johnson
George H. Jashart
Andover
Mass
Times Publishing Co
Times Co
Erie Broadcasting Co
Community Broadcasting Co
Daily Dozen Rabbit Attacks and Disease Warning
A note warns that rabbits may spread Tularemia to humans through contact with sick or dead animals. It advises avoiding sick rabbits and wearing rubber gloves when skinning or dressing rabbits. The disease was first found in ground squirrels in Tulare County California in 1912.
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Man
Tulare
California
Tularemia Now Found Statewide But Rare
Tt now occurs in all states but is not common anywhere. One out of every twenty persons contracting tularemia dies. Humans may get the disease by eating undercooked meat from infected animals or by handling infected animals or being bitten by ticks horseflies and deerflies.
Cyrano de Bergerac writer and dog breed island query
The play Cyrano de Bergerac was written by Edmond Rostand. Among the listed islands Crete Nassau Newfound land and Bermuda only Newfound land shares a name with a dog breed Newfoundland.
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Crete
Nassau
Newfoundsland
Bermuda
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House Ways and Means
Raymond Five
Phil Jeffries
Atcarle Restaurant
J. H. Slough
Pittsfield
Ms. Clough
CG. L. Renton
Congress
I. Q
Daily Dozen
the Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
Keystone
VanCise
Kodak
Argus
Patterson Photo Products
Dodge
MJ. Martin & Son
W. South St
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Campbell's
Hershey's
Hershey’s
Dial
Hunters
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Beret Insurance Corporation
Dufold
Allen
Al’s Clothes Shop
North Center Street
Minnesota
Cherry
Lanston
South Center St
Corry, Pa
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