Local police raise warnings as violations surge
A parade of small town incidents unfolds from a milk note to city fines. An elderly man was stopped by a year old boy seeking a quarter for milk at North Center Street. Police report nearly 200 violations on the first enforcement night and plan tickets rather than warnings going forward. Coroner notes a Jamestown woman died from heart failure after severe burns in a Thursday morning kitchen fire. Adabelle G. Kennedy, 59, suffered burns over 80 percent of her body. Ellmear Wassink reports a missing beagle with a 1967 license. State police recount windshields smashed near Somerset and other damage along major routes amid trucker settlement talk and strike activity across several states. A Erie youth faced charges switching from vehicle code to disorderly conduct for loud language. he paid a fine and was released. Also listed are funeral attendees, and Melody Swanson, Corry, admitted to St. Vincent’s Hospital ER as a medical patient with satisfactory condition.
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Chautauqua County
Frederick Lb. Hitchcock
Jamestown
Wca
Adabelle G. Kennedy
Hitchcock
Somerset
Pennsylvania Turnpike
New State
Pittsburgh
Everett
Berger
Indiana
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Minnosa
West Virginia
Kentucky
Teamsters
Erie
James E. Mattocks
North Center
Washington Streets
Mattocks
M. S. Cobbett
Melody
Lawrence Swanson
Corry
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Marines Hold DMZ Front Amid Red Shelling and Air Attacks
U S spokesmen report continued artillery and propaganda leaflets as Marines dig in along the DMZ. Meanwhile 852 B 17 style bombers return to strike enemy supply dumps and bunkers, adding 450000 pounds to over 15000000 pounds already dropped since mid August amid heavy weather covering most of North Vietnam.
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U.S
Dmz
North Vietnam
Carter's Pills Promise Quick Peristalsis Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Carter's Pills as a laxative that activates slowed lower tract muscles to relieve irregularity. It claims quick, temporary relief and urges readers to take the pills to “wake up your peristalsis” and return to a smiling state. Price is 49 cents.
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Carter
Charges Filed Against Dunmore Fifth Ward Election Board
State Justice Department says it will file conspiracy and elections code violations today against four Dunmore Fifth Ward election board members for forgery and voting on behalf of deceased persons. Arrests ordered for Carmella Padula Jule Padula Anthony Garzella and Ross Pamaica following a four month probe sparked by a WDAU documentary.
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Harrisburg
State Justice Department
En Lire Election Board
Dunmore
Justice of the Peace
Thomas P. Revels
Peckville
Atorney
Joseph J. Cimino
Lackawanna County
Department
Carmella Padula
Jule Padula
Anthony Garzella
Ross Pamaica
Jack L. Conmy
Gav. Shaler
WDAU
Scranton
Deaths Charles I Rainesalo and Lydia Huntley in New York state notices
Charles I Rainesalo 72 of 152 Park Street Corry Memorial Hospital died at 6 a.m. He was born in Turku Finland August 6 1895 and worked as chief engineer for Ajax Iron Works Corry retiring 1964. Lydia Huntley 77 of Lottsville died after a long illness. She was born August 17 1990 in Bradford and had lived in Lottsville 44 years. Burial in Lottsville Cemetery with services Thursday.
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Charles I. Raineaalo
Rainesalo
Park Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Turku
Finland
University of Technology
Helsinki
United States
New York City
Oswego
N.Y
Ames Iron Works
Finland Electric G. Stromberg
Corry
Ajax Iron Works
Ajax
First Presbyterian Church
Lake City Lodge
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Petroleum Institute
Marta
Robert
Anita) Stoddard
Jefferson City
Charles
Erie
Erkki
Aame
Lydia Huntley
Huntley
Lottsville
Bradford
Solons Adjourn After One Day Of Sticky Tax Debates
Harrisburg AP reports the legislature paused after a day of tax wrangling as the House and Senate split over Gov. Shafer’s 285 million tax package. The Senate delayed cigarette tax action while awaiting broader agreement on all proposed taxes and remaining appropriations.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Shafer
Chamber
GOP
Robert D. Fleming
Raymond J. Broderick
Moonday
Senate Gop
Democratic Leadershipa
Senate moves to create Surface Mining Conservation Board
The Senate, in recess to allow attendance at a Texas conference, saw Majority Whip Albert R. Pechan and colleagues introduce a bill to form a Surface Mining Conservation Board. The measure would extend strip mine rules to clay slate and sand but exclude underground mining. Brandeis dedicates Rabb Graduate Center in Waltham, Massachusetts.
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House
Texas
Albert R. Pechan
Pechan
Armstrong
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Elmer Jones
Route 97
Sunset Drives
Dan and Mervin Troyer
Roy Vogt
Bracken
Louis Vogt
Randy
Sandy Vogt
Full Election ‘Board
Hanoi
Haiphong
South Vietnam
Long Tau River
Saigon
Hue
U.S. Voice of America
Prienas
Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral
Rev. H. Kenyon Leishman
Pine Grove Cemetery
Ogle Lumber
truValue Avilding Supply Center
Hi Cave
Oreen Aneel
Solons
Waltham, Mass
Cener
Brandeis University
RCA Victor
Racz
Iliances
North Main Corry
Union City
Too Mae
Color TV
Murphy’s
Carole Joanne
Leather
Lady Schick
Zito
Capris
Orion
DuPont
Smith-Corona
C. Murphy Co
Corry, Pa
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