Shelby named in slush fund charge in Harrisburg hearing
United Press reports Ray Shelby public service commissioner accused of giving 2000 to a fund used to buy votes by Fayette County Judge Thomas J Hudson in 1927. The charge was raised by George P Baluh, former Wayette county employee, now a federal worker in Washington, at a renewal hearing for Judge Hudson who faces irregular campaign expenditure claims.
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United Press Harrisburg
Ray Shelby
Public Service
Fayette
Thomas J. Hudson
George P. Baluh
Wayette County
Washington
Judge Hudson
Numerous Jersey and Pennsylvania visitors depart Erie
Mrs P M Mulvein of Jersey City will leave Friday after visiting her aunt Mrs William Cole and relatives. Mrs Alta G Smith of Westport Pa after visiting Mr and Mrs B C Judd will stay with daughter in Kane before returning home. Archie N Goldfinch went to Panama N Y to visit relatives. Mrs George Butters and daughter Patricia of Kittanning Pa are visiting Mrs Butters at East Wayne. Mrs Sidney Michaels traveled to Cosry for a visit with sisters. Mrs Michivele and Mrs Meerdini will travel to Pittsburgh on business. H H Jones heads to Pittsburgh after an Erie stopover. Frank Gillespie of Detroit and his mother Mrs Mabel Gillespie stayed with D O Danglerly in North Center. Mrs H H Harmon and daughter Ann have returned to Connellsville after visiting Gillette family. Mrs Martha Skriphrak of Brie visits Joseph Jaskolski family after Sofia Jaskolski’s death. William J Dyckes spent week with daughter Mrs John Treatle in McKeesport and returned home. Miss Myrtle Waller left for Brie for overnight with sister Mrs A Casler. Miss Puller, with Ree and MeVille friends, headed to Kansas City to visit sister Edith Alexander. Mrs Daniel Haley of Saginaw left for home after ten days with relatives. accompanied by her mother, Mrs F Milletson, to stay some time. Ethel McKuhn returned from Newtsville after attending funeral services for her sister. Mrs Shoop planned a day in Erie on business. Mr and Mrs W G Arnold left East Wayne for Portland to spend weeks with relatives.
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P.M. Mulvein
Jersey City
N. J
Auutér
William Cole
Alta G. Smith
Westport
B.C. Judd
Kane
Archie N. Goldfinch
Pan
Ana
N. Y
George Butters
Patricia
Kittanning
Butter
Clemma Butters
East Wayne Street
Sidney Michaels
Cosry
Lloyd Meerdinic
Samuel Bell
Michivele
Erie
Frank Gillespie
Detrolt, Mich
Mather
Mabel Gillespie
Lindley
D. 0. Danglerly
North Center Street
New York City
H. H. Harmon
Ann
William J. Dyckes
John Treatle
Mc Hkeesport
Myrtle Waller
East_Smith street
Brie
A. Casler
Ree
Puller
Kansas City
Edith Alexander
Daniel Haley
Saginay
Mich
F.il Milletson
Ethel McKuhn
Newtsville
Ser
C. B. Shartle
C. Shoop
W. G. Arnold
Portland
Cleveland editor arrested in deportation action
Emil Gardos editor of the Uj Bolse, a Hungarian daily, was arrested by federal agents in Cleveland. Deportation proceedings were started as he faces potential loss of U S citizenship and possible handover to Hungary. Gardos, a self described communist, has renounced Hungarian citizenship since 1928 and fears exile if deported.
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United Press
Cleveland
Emil Gardos
Uj Blore
Bogur
Gardos
Gatdos
Hungary
Horthy
Lkely
Scanlon Assigned to Embassy at London
War department relieves Lieut. Col. Marvin Scanlon of Scranton Pa of Bolling Field command and names Jimy as assistant military attache for air to the American embassy in London. He will depart January 15 after temporary duty at the office of the chief of military intelligence.
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United Press
Washington
War Department
Gol. Marvin, Scanlon
Scranton
Bolling Field
D. C
Jimy
Air To
Midget Annie Sutton Marries Co-Star in Atlantic City
Annie Sutton the 3 ft 3 in midget act star wed George Frank Campbell, a fellow vaudeville performer, in Black Lick Pa following a breach of promise suit against New York promoter Andrew J. Murphy Jr. The ceremony fulfilled her mother Dr. Emma Bucknell’s wishes and quieted the prior lawsuit.
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United Press
Blairsville
Annie Sutton
New York
Atlantic City
EM. Bucknell
Black Lick
George Frank Campbell
Winifred Sarah Bustnell
Andrew J. Murphy JM
Monessen Man Appointed Deputy in Public Instruction
Dr Samuel Faugold of Monessen named first deputy to State Superintendent Lester K Ade. He will start about November 1 at 7500 a year. A veteran public school administrator with Phi Beta Kappa honors from Gettysburg College and doctorates from Pittsburgh, Faugold brings a strong record to Pennsylvania's public school service.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Samuel Fauzold
Monessen
Lester K Ade
Faugold
Marle
Ade
Pennsylvania
de. Ade
Gettysburg Colege
University of Pittsburgh
Death of Mrs Elmer M Love in Corry
Following a long illness Nettie Gailon Love widow of Elmer M Love died at her son John E Love’s home in Corry. She was born in New York seventy two years ago and lived in Corry about sixty years. She belonged to Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge and is survived by her son John B Love daughter Mrs Wallace M Young three grandchildren and one sister Mrs Jenninette Ardery. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 oclock at the Lave home with burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Nettie Gailon Love
Elmer M. Love
John E. Love
East
Congress Street
Lov
New York State
Corry
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
John B. Love
Wallace M. Young
Marion
Mildred Young
John W. Love
Georgetown
University
Washington, D. C
Jenninette Ardery
Youngstown
Mle Love
Lave
Pine Groy
Stocks Move in Narrow Range at New York Market
About fifty relatives and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Raymond for a reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Edward Raymond who returned from a welding trip to the Finger Lakes and New York City. The evening featured samba music and refreshments, with guests presenting gifts to the couple. Mrs. Raymond was formerly Miss Louise Covell.
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Hoyt Raymond
Edward Raymond
Pinge Lakes
New York City
Installation of Sons of the Legion Officers in Corry and Lawrence Park
Officers of Elmer Cartier Post No. 365 Sons of the American Legion in Corry were installed by Oakley C. Cobb Squadron of Albion. Lawrence Park hosted installations for Carl New Squadron No. Just after, Carl Nett Squadron members were initiated and talks by American Legion officials followed. A parade through Lawrence Park preceded the event.
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Elmer €. Cartier
Legson
Corry
Oakley C. Cobb
Albion
Mt Lawrence
Corry J Post
Catptain
William Ruland
Richard Orn
Aécone Leutenant
Levis Decker
William Hoylen
Finsare
Robert Stowe
Warren Spicer
Charles Gregory
Ofarma
Richard Hultberg
Lawrence Park
Ie Hugle
Corsy
American Legion Post
Italy Ready to Join Naval Conference Under Washington Treaty
A report from London states Italy is willing to participate in any naval conference summoned under the Washington Treaty provisions. Mrs Powell and Mrs Charles Wales visited Brie on Tuesday.
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Italy
Joiteu Ress
London
Malian Ambbassador
Tor Cigh
Hk) Powell
Charles Wales
Finley Heads Pa Kiwanis District Governor Reelection
Frank Finley of Wilkinsburg was reelected district governor of the Pennsylvania Kiwanis Clubs at the close of the 18th annual convention. Pittsburgh was chosen as the 1986 convention city. Officers include Richard L. Lamberton of Franklin treasurer and Donald J. Button of Wilkinsburg district secretary. Division governors elected include Chester A. Daning of Meadville and others representing Corey Erle Praoklin Greenville Grova City Meadville Sharon Warren.
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Uangaster
Frank $. Finley
Wilkinsburg
Pennsylvania Kiwanis Clubs
Pittsburgh
Richard HL. Lamberton
Pranklin
Distil
Donald J. Button
Chester A
Dan- Ing
Meadville
Corey, Erle
Praoklin
Greenville
Grova City
O City
Sharon Apt Warren
Ethiopian minister ordered to leave Rome
Dr. Jesus Atewori, Ethiopian minister to Italy, received urgent government orders today to depart Italy immediately in a diplomatic move observed by officials.
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Rome
Jesus Atewori
Italy
Cleric Pleads Guilty in West Virginia Car Crash
Ariol W. Christie, 24, a Presbyterian minister, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and reckless driving in a collision that killed his bride of one week and another young woman.
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Pairmont
W. Va
Ariol W. Christie
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