Deportation Ordered for Petrucelli, Erie Offender
Federal Judge P Schoonmaker in Pittsburgh issues a deportation order for Pasquale Petrucelli a former Ridgway resident long in Erie to Italy. The case cites an illegal entry about 19 years ago and potential appeals are noted while Petrucelli remains in county jail awaiting removal. The plan is to transfer him to Pittsburgh then New York for transport to the Tripoli island prison.
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Schoonmaker
Pittsburgh
Erie Ridgway
B. Petrucell
Ridgway
Erie
Italy
Erie Dispatch Herald
Pasquale Petrucelli
West Eighteenth Street
Tripoli
P. Schoonmaker
United States
Jurise
Petrucelli
The
Immigration Service
Edward Murphy
District Court
Murphy
New York
Thwart Hold Up Bandit Killed in Broadway Attempt
A bandit was killed during an attempted hold up of a Broadway jewelry store in midtown Manhattan. Police officer John Loregan was seriously wounded, and passerby Arthur Beck suffered a leg wound. The assailant opened fire as clerks David Jacobs and Harry Holtman started to assist.
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New York
Broadway
Fred
John Loregan
Arthur Beck
David Jacobs
Jacobs
Harry Holtaman
Vibrationless Beyond Belief Buick Ad Claims Quiet Ride
An advertisement extols the Greatest Buick Ever Built for its unprecedented smoothness and vibrationless operation. The copy asserts the car is vibrationless beyond belief and dares readers to find another model with the same trait.
Winter driving warning urges careful car checks
Motorists should exercise care as fall and winter bring the highest risk of traffic mishaps. Secretary Nichols of the Corry Motor Club urges drivers to ensure headlights and brakes are properly adjusted and functioning to reduce seasonal accidents. Unequalized brakes and glare from lights are highlighted as major factors in crashes.
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Nichols
Corry Motor Club
Mr. Nichols
Caw
American Automobile Association
International fuel problems to be discussed at conference
Pittsburgh, Nov 13. International fuel problems affecting households and the man in the street will be discussed by fuel technologists from Germany, France, England, and the United States at the International Conference on Bituminous Coal at Carnegie Institute of Technology, November 15 to 18. Topics include substitutes for gasoline from coal, gasification for heating, distillation of coal, coal tar products, and smokeless domestic fuel. A highlight will be the synthetic gasoline work of Fischer and Bergius, with potential industry impact if costs shift. The conference also covers smoke nuisance reduction, health implications, and the long history of London’s anti-smoke measures.
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Pittsburgh
Germany
France
England
United States
Carnegie Institute of Technology
America
Frans. Fischer
Mulheim Ruhr
Frederick Bergius
Heidleberg
Bergius
Fischer
London
Metro
Polis
Longevity Pride Sparks Dentists Ten Year Guarantee
Australians prize longevity and a Sydney dentist offered a patient aged eighty a five year guarantee on a set of false teeth. The patient refused to begin work without a ten year guarantee, insisting on higher assurance before treatment.
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Sidney
Quartet to give concert at Spartansburg
Spartansburg notes list preparations for a November 12 concert by the Demarisco Quartette as part of the winter entertainment series. Local clubs hold meetings, visitors travel from Erie and Richwood, while church and civic events fill the week with social gatherings and prayers for warmer weather.
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Spartansburg
Bertha E. Elston
Grange National Bank
Boston
Mass
Mirs
Fred S. Bates
Mechanic Street
J. E. Winans
Bates
Leon Morris
Mary Wolf
Demarisco
Bert Puller
Criminal Court
Meadville
The Golden Age Fallacy In Howe’s Monthly View
The passage argues there will never be a true Golden Age in the future. It suggests progress is uneven with both gains and losses, and even great individuals may rise or fall. The author contends that the present age remains the peak for now, challenging optimistic forecasts of lasting improvement.
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Jose Iu
D. W. Howe
Revival draws crowd in Clymer hamlets and town hall
Evangelists preach the Gospel across Clymer and nearby areas. A large chart titled From Eternity to Eternity illustrates the meetings. Services are planned for Town Hall Clymer Nyea and Reformett churches with morning and evening sessions plus weekday meetings in Catting NY.
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Norper
Sso
Town
Hall
Clymer
Nyea
Reformett
Clymer Mill
Nll
Ala
Catting
N.Y
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A. W. Gibson
Davenport Street
Mire S. A. Richards
Walter Pfeiffer
Marjorie
Charles Tauber
B. B. Maitland
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CF. H. Woesthoff
George I. Davis
Donald YV. Kinney
Corry
Masonic Lodge
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C. L. Messenger
John I. Webb
Blue Bird
Fred Wetzel
Sony Wayne
Marion
Winfred
Oil City
Robert B. Gibby
Gibby
Wiill
J. D. Fries
Washington Street
Buffalo
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Venango Public Service Corporation
Associated Securities
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