Here and There Here and There divorce tale and accident
Mary Kim Raffray, pictured in Reno before marrying Ernest Simpson, seeks an uncontested divorce from her New York insurance broker husband. In a separate item, six year old William Hines of Waterview, N.Y., was nearly struck by a train after tripping on a rail, escaping disaster as the locomotive passed.
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New York
Mary Kim Raffray
Reno, New
Ernest Simpson
Duchess of Windsor
Raffray
William Hines
Waterview
Billy
Drastic Brand Water Pollution Act Debate Stirs Oil Sector
Pennsylvanias branding of the water pollution act as the strictest measure faces industry scrutiny. Chrivian J. Siebert of the State Sanitary Water Board notes a separate report rule for oil wells and says the act bars any pollution, with enforcement aimed at the most flagrant violators.
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Tranklin
Pennsyvania
Chrivian
J. Siebert
State Sanitary Water Board
Iin
AL Weinesung
Sanitary Water Board
Umf
Noura
Babson Sees Quiet Labor in England and Old New Deal Views
Babson notes England’s labor policies appear calm amid historic swings, arguing many New Deal-style measures were tried there or in Europe and often repealed. He claims Americans enjoy higher living standards and productivity, while European manufacturers welcome Roosevelt-like experiments to boost manufacturing and undercut U S prices.
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England
France
Germany
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Haven
America
United States
Europe
Roosevelt
Japanese Police Seize 2009 Volunteers in Donavan Kidnap Case
United Press dispatch from Pittsburgh reports Japanese authorities mobilized 2,009 volunteer police to aid in the search for Rev. Gerald A. Donovan, Pittsburgh missionary priest abducted a month ago by Manchukuoan bandits. Kidnappers reportedly demand a $5,000 ransom.
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United Pres
Pittsburgh
Gerald A. Donovan
Cit izens Abroad A Menace To Peace
In Scranton on Armistice Day, Attorney General Chaves J. Meriotti condemned citizens abroad in war zones who ignore evacuation warnings. He warned such actions threaten U S neutrality and peace, urging compliance as the Justice Department guards the home front.
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United Frese Scranton
Slave Department
Chaves J. Meriotti
Erie County Faces 1983 Budget Report and Adjustments
Erie officials project about 1.6 million dollars in expenses for next year with significant changes to funding. Controller Harvey Willis notes a budget gap before final figures, citing a 67.92.10 adjustment and a likely reduction from this year’s 375 thousand allocation for the poor board. The county will assume duties of the former rear board including maintenance of the nasna hospital and operations of the almshouse and farm, while care for children remains in private homes. Sinking fund needs may be slightly lower than current levels.
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Erie
Kyle County
Harvey Mr Willis
Sat
Willis
Texcent
Rose May Marry Eleanor Holm
United Press reports in Denver that Rose May, the little man with the Le shows, announced plans to marry Eleanor Holm Jannett, the swimmer and movie star. The blast also mentions Fannie Brice and others connected to their past marriages as part of a long, tangled affair.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Nav
Iny Rose
Eleanor Holm Jannett
Willa Nresent
Fannie Brice
Yuirl
Rose
Misa Brice
Holm
Arth
Jarrett
Married at Rectory Here
A brief wedding ceremony united Miss Mary Gaffney and Raymond Sears of Corry with Rev Francis J Graves officiating. Attendants were Miss Ger true Gaffney and Walter Sears. After a buffet at the Sears home, the couple will reside in Buffalo.
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St. ‘Thomias
Francis J. Graves
Po R
United
Mary Gaffney
Reymond Sears
Corry
Ger True Gaffney
Sigte
Walter ‘Sears
Trother
Heamiald
Louis
Beara
Mendelssohn
A. Buffet Linh
Mo Aml
Louis Sears
Buffalo
Resignation of Dr Herbert Goddard Touched by Political Reprisal Claim
Philadelphia report states Dr Herbert Goddard resigns as a trustee at Eastern State Penitentiary amid charges the move was demanded as political retaliation tied to Municipal Judge Theodore Rosen's successful Philadelphia bench campaign. Governor Forte is asked to comment as the case links to judge Juw ll in.
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United Press Philadelphta
Herbert M. Goldynd
Philadelphia
Eastern State Penitentiary
George H. Forte Todi
Goddard
Theodore Rosen
Port Fifty Miles From Sea Port Sacked by Morgan Pirate
Port fifty miles from the sea at Puerto Principe, Cuba, was sacked by Morgan the pirate. The former port had shifted inland to a "safe" site and is now known as Camaguey.
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Puerto Principe
Cuba
Morgan
Camaguey
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Ml Al vest ter d vies, Tm tomti.
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