Question Based Quiz From Classified Page
Ten trivia prompts cover presidents states and phrases with True or False items about locations animals and authors. Answers include Galo Plaza Lasso Peru Sooner State Kansas NAM New Mexico and the Dempsey Willard bout in Las Vegas plus questions on bees and plague spread and Peter Finley Dunne known as Stephen Spender
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Galo Plaza Lasso
United States
Congress
Arkansas
Neuva Mexico
Onin City
Peter Finley Dunne
Twenty Years Ago As From Journal Files October 2 1931
Readable items from October 2 1931 report two wearves arrested on First avenue after a tip about a planned job at J L Splesman Shoe store. Suspects may be linked to a tomato basket theft from Chiricaglo store. A collision on North Center street injures a boy but driver is cleared of blame. Walter Mersick highlights four classy 1981 Studebaker models sold locally. Robert Paulson, long time student musician, performs with two orchestras in Harrisburg where he works. Hubert Heerlein returns from New York on Raymond Mig Go business.
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First Avenue
J. L. Splesman
Chiricaglo
Robert Paulson
John Paulson
North Center Street
Harr Tisburg
Hubert J. Heerlein
New York City
Mayville Dairies Raise Milk Prices In Local Notice
Mayville dairies announced a price increase on delivered milk products effective this morning. The notice cited higher costs for bottles caps equipment and producer milk prices set by market areas and the Department of Agriculture.
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Mayville
Ret
New York
Buffalo
Department of Agriculture
Big Truck Bill Prompts Governor to Consider Veto
Harrisburg eyes a measure that would raise permissible weights for tandem-axle semi trailers from 45 000 to 80 000 pounds. Governor Fine faces pressure as truck lobbyists push for passage while recent highway data link heavy trucks to more road damage and fatal crashes. The bill sits on his desk amid a broader debate over highway funding and public safety.
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John
Fine
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Gov
Tax accountant Melton denies fraud in 1945 tax case
James A. Melton fights government fraud charges over 1945 income 226 962.54 gain and a 805 817.05 deficiency. He says the dispute is over whether he owned Erie Casket Co. for six or eight months and will appear December 3 before the U.S. Tax Court in Pittsburgh.
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Eric
James A. Melton
Meldon
Tax Court of the
United States
Pittsburgh
Erie Casket Co
Telaim
Tax Appeal
Erie
U.S. Tax Appeals Board
Bank Embezzler Fails to Raise Bail in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh report says Paul Lewis, 62, of Indiana Pa, a bank employee charged with embezzling 47000, could not post 15000 bail after a court exam of property deeds. The examiner noted the Lewis home as security, with details linked to Mrs. Lewis.
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Pittsburgh
Samut
Paul Lewis
Indiana
A. S
Edward Snodgrass, Jr
Lewis
Lewis Arrest Raises Bank Funds Theft Case
Attorney Edwin M. Clarl said records list the Indiana home in both Lewis and his wife’s names. Lewis was arrested Saturday by the FBI and charged with taking funds from the First National Bank of Indiana. He admitted taking funds but claimed they were replaced.
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Edwin M. Clarl
Indiana
Lewis
FBI
First National Bank of Indiana
Service Yesterday for Mrs Nora E Wilcox
The service for Mrs Nora E Wilcox was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Bravken Keating Funeral Home with F Bettes of the First Church of Christ Scientist officiating. Bearers were Merle Capwell Louis Decker Sr Glen Miller George Spencer Ross Mead and Frank Frost. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Out-of-town attendees included Mr and Mrs ES Phillips and Mrs Alfred Abbey of Cherny Creek Mr and Mrs Albert Gredel of Erie and Mrs Cora Allen of Spartansburg. The note mentions John Jay as first chief justice with dates 1789 to 1725.
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Nora E. Wilcox
Bravken- Keating
F. Bettes
First Church of Christ
Merle Capwell
Louis Decker
Glen Miller
George Spencer
Ross Mead
Frank Frost
Pine Grove
ES. Phillips
Alfred Abbey
Cherny Creek
Albert Gredel
Erie
Cora Allen
Spartansburg
Two Die in Auto-Tuck Crash on Route 219
A collision on Route 219 near Somerset Pennsylvania killed Cletus Herbert Conn five of Confluence RD 1 and injured Glenn Barclay 43 also of Confluence. Police reported the wreck occurred yesterday.
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Somerset
Here
Cletus Herbert Conn
Confluence
R. D
Glenn Barclay
Mayor Burke Favored In Cleveland Primary
In Cleveland on October 2 Mayor Thomas A. Burke led the nonpartisan primary for one of two mayoral nominations. Republican candidate William J. McDermott and Democratic Municipal Judge Charles A. Vanik trailed. Burke already has three mayoral terms and backers from the regular Democratic organization.
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Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Jude William J. McDermott
Charles A. Vanik
Burke
Pin Removed From Baby After Stomach Lodging
In Forestville on October 2 surgeons at Buffalo Children’s Hospital successfully removed a safety pin lodged in 86 month old Net Gordon Waterman’s stomach. The child swallowed the pin on September 7 after dislodging it from his clothing.
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Forestville
Buffalo Children’s Hospital
Net
Gordon Waterman
Lergh Waterman
Silver Creek
Buffalo
R. Burnett Thompson
Christ Chapel
Afghanistan
Ka~ Sul
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Glenn, Jr
Glenn Prine
West Wayne Street
Walter Mersick
Studebaker
Hay
Mayville Dairies
Somerset County
Marshall J. Rugg
Frank Basinger
Equity Court
TAX Accountant
U.S. Supreme Court
John Jay
U.S. Defense
SUA
EMV
Vy Lael
Stahl's
Hamilton
Bulova Gothic
Community Plate
Rogers Bros. Holmes and Edwards
Rogers
Oneida Ltd
Tudor Plate
Westclox
Thomas
Ronson Zipio
Parker
ELGIN
Phyllis
Speidel Blex
Parker Sheaffer
Remington
Willys Cars
New Halland Farm Machinery
Custom Chrysler Pluid Drive
N. Center St
Cory, Pa
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Center St
Corry, Pa
Thomas Motors
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Loblaws
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