Final meeting for Sam Baresi’s treasurer bid gathers supporters
About 25 people met Saturday at Mr and Mrs Thomas Maloney’s Mott Street home to coordinate get out the vote and assign a poll driver schedule for tomorrow. World mourns George B Kamps who died November 1 in Madison Conn. he formerly worked for Carnation Milk Co in Corry. Funeral held in Zeeland Mich. Five A P supermarket grand opening prize winners named. a sixth aluminum set remains unclaimed. Winners listed by names and addresses. William Haene Sr. hospitalized after heart attack. condition described as poor. City warns residents against raking leaves into ditches as rains and snow approach. Banks announce short week due to Election Day and Armistice Day closure schedule. A Erie man’s will leaves $10,000 Home to housekeeper Nellie Grmm. rest split among three children.
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Sam Baresi
Thomas Maloney
Mott Street
George B. Kamps
Madison
Conn
A&p
West Washington Street
John Jackson
Spring Street
Lydis
Ward
Mead Avenue
Iran
Mike’ Zavinski
Corry
Mary Clark
Maple Avenue
Thome Freevers
Charles
Basiliere
Erie
Nellie Grmm
Jim
Fairmount Parkway
Isis Barney James Rudolph
Rudolph
Harry, Jr
Nellie Hamill
Flennor Woodring
Corruptive orders and local notices flash across Erie county pages
The Erie county court issued a string of non support orders naming Logan Eugene Warner and others while a minor faced traffic fines. A tax drive noted a quarter million drivers may miss license mailings. 4 percent of applications were ready to mail. Police logs report two bicycles stolen near Harding School and Rex Theatre with a recovered bike near Crystal Coal Co. Fourteen Pennsylvania deaths occurred in weekend accidents, plus a county real estate transfer between Ivan Miller and John T Wentsey. Funeral notices announced Cecelia Richards, 89, of Ridgway, with services in Ridgway and at Grice Episcopal Church. A property exchange filing appeared at the Erie County courthouse.
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Erie County Court
Logan Eugene Warner
Montel
Dames Hogan
Sid
Robert Burrows MacDowhlll
West Washington Street
Dior Hogan
Lawrence Carrier
East Main Street
Harding School
Laverice Hansen
Pleasant Street
Rex ‘Theatre
Hansen
Crystal Coal Co
Coffin's Hanging Delayed Again By Associated Press
Quebec execution of Wilbert Offin a 44 year old prospector convicted of killing an American ice hunter was postponed until February 10 marking the seventh stay in one of Canada's most infamous criminal cases.
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Coffin
Associated Press
Quebec
Wilbert Offin
Canada
Fire destroys main mill in Chester Vermont
A blaze last night gutted the main mill of Vermont Mines Products Inc in Chester. Fire officials estimate the loss at 50,000 dollars. The town’s new fire engine, awaiting delivery, stood by as the fire swept through the facility. Fire Chief Albert Dumote confirmed the engine was not yet in service.
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Chester
Vermont Mines Products Inc
Gussetts
Albert Dumote
Withholding Of Information Is Under Fire
Washington editors press for action as lawmakers open inquiry into government information policy. ASNE officials warn of increasing withholding across federal agencies, states, and local bodies amid concerns about secrecy and governance.
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Washington
American Society of Newspier Etter
SNB
Suli Itten
R. Wirgins
Wington Post
Tims
Asne of
D-Carty
Fediy
Wiveius
Jogisletive
Arid Jidichil
Wwe Think 4
Toeislative
Judielitek
Burglars Set Fire In Kane
Fire at the Mepkley Feed store in Kane damaged the building and destroyed a warehouse filled with seeds and materials. One person was injured in the blaze while investigators linked the incident to a burglary at the scene. Police say the suspect was identified as Rose and the fire appeared to be set deliberately. Local responders quickly controlled the blaze, with damage described as extensive.
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Mepkley
Sablediy Kane Pullee
Chet Bernard Rose
Rosebery Tho aFson
Unsubeesatul Birkliry Rotsad
Thik
Mickiey Blave
Wits
Delibir Wivani
Rose
Kunanor
Bloveider Control
College To Be Renamed Chatham College Weep Pittsburgh
Effective November 18 the Pennsylvania College for Women will be renamed Chatham College in Pittsburgh. An official says the change aims to reduce confusion with other schools and preserve local identity.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania College For Women
Chatham College
Devise Blood Test For Cancer
A report in the American Journal of Clinical Pathology describes a potential blood test for cancer detection. The study screened 500 workers with mixed results, claiming high accuracy across stages but noting method limitations and necessary equipment for spectrophotometry.
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Dover
Voters Plea Highlights Party Tensions In Local Race
A fragmented report traces campaign rhetoric as Republican and Democratic figures court voters. It notes Joseph M Burn seeking reelection, Miles Horst in a Pennsylvanian race, and concern over health policy, constitutional amendments, and local employment issues reflected in campaign messaging and priorities.
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Joseph M_ Burn
Shikee
Loue Abe
Repubilea
Miyurnot
Sun Sorriey Floywe
Sergilan
Sid Bareuit
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Morgin L Sigel
Cattaraugus County
New York
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Sigel
Grice Episcopal Chunch Burchlitt
Ridgway
Ivan Miller
John T. Wentsey
Wayne Township
Erie Colinty
America
Kentucky
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Vijpam
Luder
Eiseli- Hower
Kane
Politle
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Republican City Committee
Erie County
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R. Elwin Fuller
J. Fred
Carlton W. Smith
Donald Dickinson
John Dahlstrand
Marie Macinnes
Donald Neylon
Devise
Youngstaws
Umie
Commonwealth
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Eberhowes
Duseple
Haifa Haut
Mr. Dee Jay
Thomas Yochin
Carr's
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Dick Winans
All-Way Electric Service Company
Corry, Pa
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Dailey County