Burna to Make Last Plea Oct 15 in Wisconsin case
John Blackmore plans to present a last plea to the State Pardon Board on October 16 to spare Mike from the electric chair on October 20. He will compare Burna’s case to Michael Dominic’s and cite Justice Maxey’s remark that Dominic was exonerated to argue inequity.
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Witke Bunnie
Comibok
Tubbin
UEY
John Blackmore
Ue State Pardon Board
Mike
Blackmore
Sim
Mike Dominic
Bolivia
Florense
Mallie ‘Thomas
Buban
Dominic
Ministerial Association elects new officers here
The Corry Union Oly Ministerial Association met at the Church of the Nazarene with eight members present. Rev. R. Merriman presided as chair and elected Rev. Ray Harris president, Rev. A. Mentarier vice president, and Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd secretary treasurer for Lee County. A review of the book Preacher and Prayer by C. E. Bound was given, and the group adjourned to meet November 10 at the First Presbyterian Church in Union City.
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Corry-Union Oly
Nasarene
RR. Merriman
Lee
Ray Harris
Erie Man Re-Elected as CIO UE Official
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick and fellow officers of District 6 Council, 610 United Electrical Workers, were re-elected yesterday. The more than 100 delegates, representing some 53,000 members, in western Pennsylvania and West Virginia, also elected directors for one-year terms: Ed Lehan and George Babich of Pittsburgh, Thomas Flanneau of Shapin, John Nelson of Erle, Edward Walker of Williamsport, Nick Sisisus of Greensburg, Paul Clark of DeRive, Jessberger of St. Marys, Jack Armstrong of Sylvania, and Fred Phillips of Fairmont, W. Va. Delegates approved a constitutional amendment allowing general executives to suspend a case appeal instead of revoking its charter to intervene in disputes.
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Pitt Sewer
Ue Tam Dent
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
United Electrical Workers
Pennsylvania
West Vinginla
Yennties
Ed Lehan
George Babich
Pittsburgh
Thomas Flanneau
Shapun
John Nelson
Jessberger
St. Marys
Jack Armstrong
Sylvania
Fred Phillips
Fairmont
W. Va
Jpeal
Two Convicted Slayers Executed Today in Pennsylvania
William Paul Byron age 40 and Charles Frederick Moyer age 25 were electrocuted at Rackylay Penitentiary for the holdup slaying of gasoline station attendant Harvey Zerbe on July 19, 1946. The executions are the second and third in a six‑execution sequence in Pennsylvania. Both men appealed, contending Zerbe was killed by a gasoline station owner’s bullets during the exchange of shots, and the state Supreme Court upheld the lower court ruling that the victim fired in self defense.
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Bousmoen
Zerbe
Heil Shank
Mayer
Byron
Shank
Folsom
Fennaylva Pla
Supreme Court
Thas
Pearl Harbor
Answers to I Q Quiz From Editorial Page North Dakota
Correct responses list quiz items with references to states and institutions. Includes mentions of Kansas City Star, the steamer Peary, Virginia cession, St. Louis Rome, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Alf Landon of Kansas, among others.
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North Dakota
Kansas City Star
Hely
Peary
Virginia
T. St. Louis
Rome
United States Coast and Geosdetic Survey
Alé Landon
Kansas
Food Saving Drive Ordered Across Government Agencies
The White House announced a broad food conservation program led by Roosevelt and top officials including Secretary Marshall, Anderson, and Harriman. Aimed at saving grain, the plan targets livestock feed and substitutes corn and other grains, with meatless and eggless days urged for hotels, schools, restaurants, and other eateries nationwide.
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Low
Ealing
United States
Western Europe
Marshall
Executive Mansion
Guckman
Agriculture Department
America
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Josey
Elbert Pruth
Titusville
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Powell's
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Glover
Timothy Hay
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Stockton Brothers
McCormick Deering Saley & Service
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Mould Brothers
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Maytag & Blackstone Washers
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George Bensink
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Panama
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North Clymer
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