Rosa Freed of Murder Charge in Pittsburgh Trial
Joseph Itosa, 31, of Pittsburgh, was acquitted by an Allegheny County criminal court jury today of murder charges in the death of Patsy Arabia, a New Kensington gambler. Rosa Arabia, 81, mother of four, stood under guard as the not guilty verdict was read. Miss Hrsa Thayer of South Daytona and Miss Lucilte Vorbeu were visiting.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Itosa
Pittsbugh
Am Alleneny County Crimisit Pulet
Dering
Hrsa Thayer
South Dayton
N.Y
Mss
Lucilte ‘Vorbeu
Personal Mentions From Corry to Vancouver and Beyond
Local social notes list numerous residents visiting friends and relatives in Corry, Spring Creek, Chautauqua and beyond. Mrs W Peru and her son Melle head to Vancouver while Orson Swaeland visits Jamestown and Warren. Others travel to Cleveland, Buffalo, Dunkirk, and Meadeville for work, family gatherings, or events.
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Lloyd Stowe
Cleveland
Louis Rose
Union City
Ellen York" Mattson
West Avenue
SH. Stinner
Buffalo
Warl Jackson
Kenneth
P. T. Hovey
Dunkin
Cleo Haight
Milton Rou~ Bing
Guy Brown
J. Dearing
Washington,Parent Teachers Association
Walter Hultberg
Erie County Council
PLT
Cranesville
James Burnison
Ralph Cimroe
Niagara Falls
Conroe
O. W. Bracken
Nellit Seaver
Anne Fucker
Margaret Howe
G. M. Simmons
Frank P. Litz
Angelo Giacoma
Buller
Andrew M. Giscoms
Marjorie Peckwent
North Warren
Catherine Auer
H. P. Stone
Warren
Catherine Stone
East Smith Street
Former Corry Resident Dies in Butler’s General Hospital
Angelo Giacomi of Main Street Corry was summoned home by the death of his brother Andrew M Giacoma who died Thursday at Butler General Hospital after a long illness. Giacomi, a former Corry resident who left eighteen years ago, worked at Lie Corry Brick and Tile Company. He is survived by his widow and ten children. Funeral services will be held in Butler Saturday at 10 a.m. with burial there.
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Angelo Giacomi
Has. Mainstreat
Butler
Andrew M. Giacoma
Butler General Hospital
Min
Giacomm
Corry
Lie Corry Brick and Tile Company
H Jsi
Reverend James Bensinger to address Brotherhood dinner
The Rev James L Bensinger of Waterford will address the Methodist Brotherhood at their Friday meeting on November 23 with supper at 630 pm offered as a free will gift. A short musical program will follow. The meetings foster clean Christian fellowship among men of the church and community.
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James L. Bensinger
Waterford
Methodist Brotherhood
Church
Clubs Barred From Sunday Sales In New Election Rules
Officials interpret Parker's opinion to read that the clause restricts sales by clubs to weekdays only. The appellants argue the paragraph is ambiguous, while the court finds the plain words unambiguous, supporting penalties for violations.
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Scinbrenty
Trdge Parker
Stock market gains widen as Dow tops 101 in broad rally
New York November 28 Unite Press reports stocks rise about 1 to nearly 4 points on broad front with volume exceeding a million shares. Dow Jones Industrial Average climbs to the best level since April 28, aided by gains across major issues such as American Can American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel General Electric and General Motors amid a midday ticker delay before prices resume advance.
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Unite Press
New York
Induste
Pric American Can American Locomotive
American Smelters
American T&t
Ammconda
Continental Can
Consolidated Oil
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Kennecott
Ahs International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Panis RR
Iddenesser
United Aircraft
United Corp
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
T-E
Cpsesdree
Curb All Natals
Asso Gas & Electricities Service
Secseceueee Dk PS
Stox
Lone Star Gas
West Pub Serv
Defense closes TNINSULE trial in spectral court scene
Samuel T ani, haggard and weary, slumped in its chair as defense counsel railed against persecution in a dramatic trial close. The defense case was concluded today amid denunciations of a great penefact or. Bradford children suffer skull fracture after a toy vehicle collision. Fairy Tillotson, 10, remained in Bradford Hospital in critical condition.
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United Press
Chicago
Samuel T= ani
Bradford
Fairy Tillotson
Bradford Hospital
Ja Tree
Arrest Man As Driver of Death Car
Charles L. Summerville, 38, of near Strattanville, charged with involuntary manslaughter and failure to stop after the death of Esther Stallman on the Lakes-to-Sea highway near Clarion. He pleaded not guilty, posted $2000 bond, and was arraigned. state patrol involved. Reward offered for fire alarm miscreants in Corry by Stanford Hose Company.
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Summerville
M. H. Horner
Clarion
Corry
Stanford Hose Company. Org
Indian Summer Nearing Close
The article notes an abrupt temperature drop overnight with forecast highs and lows around 15 to 25 degrees and no expected snow in the local area. It references Midwest snowfall, Kan sas City reporting three inches, and Mayville population details. Sharon city council passes an ordinance regulating electrical equipment that interferes with radio reception.
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Mayville
Sharon
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Christensen
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Guy Abbey
Richard Powers
W. Parker
B. B. Gilbertson
A. M.whippo
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Unionity
Niles Jensen
Wattsburg
Arthur Goggins
Clyme
Dodge Dealers
Statler
Mary Lynch
Youngstown
E. C. Barnes
Northwest District
Pennsylvania
Woman's Club
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Mary Hall
East Irving Street
Whiting
Ind
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M. E. Brotherhood
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