Juvenile delinquency hearings aim to curb teen crime
Washington hearings before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee seek to coordinate federal, state, and local efforts against youth crime. U.S. Children’s Bureau estimates show over 1,000,000 youths involved with police annually, with 360,000 before juvenile courts. most cases involve property offenses and many delinquents come from troubled homes.
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Washington
D. C
Senate Judiciary
Juvenille
U. S. Children’s Bureau
FBI
Emus Point Visitor Found Dead Near Home
The body of Roberts Johnson, 84, missing from Rochester Pa was found about two miles from the community. He had summered in Bemus Point for 40 years and relatives believed he might be in the area. The body was identified by a wallet and said to have died shortly after the missing report. Fred R. Korman of Smith Mills Clearfield County was nominated without opposition for grand master of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
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Roberts Johnson
Rochester
Philadelphia
Fred R. Korman
Smith Mills
Clearfield
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Service Yesterday for Ernest L. Dimick
Funeral service for Ernest L. Dimick was held at 2 30 yesterday at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church with Reverends J Emerson Low and Francis G Whiteman officiating. Royal Order of Moose members served as gens: Henry Davis Harold Shuster Paul Brenoel Edward Hopkins William Daniels Allison Clifford. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees from afar included David Dimick USN San Diego California G Hall Dimlok Ardmore Oklahoma Mr and Mrs Norman Scholton Columbus and Mr and Mrs D L Brown Parkersburg West Virginia.
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O'Cloake
Esterday
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Rav. J. Emerson Low
Francis G. Whiteman
Royal Order of Moose
Henry Davis
Harold Shuster
Paul Brenoel
Edward Hopkins
William Daniels
Allison 3Ifford
Pine Grove Cemetery
David Dimick
USN
San Diego
Calif
G. Hall Dimlok
Ardmore
Okla
Norman Scholton
Columbus
D. L. Brown
Parkersburg
W. Va
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From November 17 1933
Corry relief officials await details of a federal unemployment program for Pennsylvania. It promises 30 hours weekly work and a minimum of 50 cents per hour. A farewell is planned for Rev Vilus J. Reiser as he moves to Sacred Heart Erie. Scarlet fever and whooping cough cases are reported. Sunday school classes in multiple churches join a contest beginning December 1. Rev Edward J. Wagner becomes pastor at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Corry. Power shovels and draglines in US surface coal mines have more than tripled in ten years.
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Corry Relief Fund
Corry and
Pennsylvania
Vilus J. Reiser
Sacred Heart Church
Erie
St. Elzabeth's Church
St. Edward's Hall
Edward J. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Aligappa
Gorry
Trucker Sherman Cotton Dies After Crash Near Oil City
Sherman G. Frank Cotton, 89, of Oil City, died in Titusville Hospital from injuries after a truck crashed into a utility pole near Windy Hill Farms on Route 8 south of the city. He was returning home from Erie when the wreck occurred, born January 14, 1864 in Lawrence County, long-time Oil City resident and Nazarene Church member. Authorities listed chest injury left arm fracture and head abrasions as the cause. There were no survivors listed.
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Sherman Cotton
Titusville
Pole
Oil City
Sherman G
Frank) Cotton
Titsuville
Windy Hill Farms
Route 8
Cotton
Erie
Lawrence County
William and
Matilda Fosgrove Cotton
Church of the Nazarene
Former police officer convicted of forgery in Pittsburgh case
In a non jury trial Judge Waller Bratam convicted former Pittsburgh Police Lt Louis Morgan of forgery and conspiracy over a 19987 shortage at the Pittsburgh Police Federal Credit Union. Morgan served as secretary treasurer and headed the vice squad. Former Patrolman Jack Soloff was also convicted of forgery and conspiracy.
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Louis , Morgan
Pittsburgh Police Federal Credit Union
W. Waller Bratam
Lawrence County
Morgen
Morgan
Cedit Union
Police Vice Squad
Jack Soloff
Braham
Funeral Director at Jamestown Dies in City Hospital
Jamestown odor William Boyd 73 a longtime funeral director died yesterday at Jamestown General Hospital after an illness. Born April 19, 1880, he was the son of William Henry and Catherine Casey Boyd. He attended SS Peter and Pauls, Jamestown High School and Jamestown Business College. He began as a stock clerk at Art Metal Construction, later worked for American Express and a wholesale fruit and produce firm.
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Jamestown
Harry William Boyd
Jamestown General
Mr. Boyd
William Henry
Catherine Casey Boyd
SS. Peter and Paul's
Jamestown High School
Jamesown Business College
Art Metal Construction Company
American Express Company
Boyd Funeral Home founder’s long service spans years
In 1903 Mr Boyd joined Henderson Lincoln Funeral Home and stayed for 11 years. In 1914 he started Boyd Funeral Home and ran the firm until his death. A note mentions baby kangaroos being born very tiny, about a new hatchling length.
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Henderson-Lincoln Funeral Home
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Boyd Funeral Home
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