First Federal suit over government injury in western New York
Oct 13 Jamestown report says Michael D. Lombardo for a Lakewood girl opened a $360,000 federal case in Rochester against the U.S. government. The suit cites a 1985 Congress act granting rights to sue government employees in federal court and notes Judge Harold P. Burke reserved decision. Buffalo defense counsel were asked to file papers by Oct 23.
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Harold P. Burke
Lombardo
United States District
Michael McMurrow
Buffalo
Congress
Army Auto
Jamestown
New York
Rochester
Michael D. Lombardo
Lakewood
U.S
Accident injures girl crossing Fairmount Avenue near dairy
The incident occurred at about 5 30 p m on October 20 1945 when Nancy L Naylor then 12 was struck by an eastbound car as she crossed Fairmount Avenue in front of the Jenkins Dairy on her way home from the dairy The car reportedly threw her into a ditch beside the road and she was injured
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Nancy L. Naylor
Romeo Naylor
Maplecrest Avenue
Amy
Jenkins Dairy
Fairmount Avenue
Government and Bread and Butter
The piece argues government costs drive inflation and consumer prices. It cites a Tax Foundation comparison showing federal costs rising from 4 to 21 billion dollars 1929 to 1948, with 1946 food sales near 24 billion. It claims inflation stems from government policy and urges cost restraint to curb prices.
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Tax Foundation
St. Louis Star-Times
Washington
How's Your I Q Seven Quiz Questions From Classifieds
A humor style quiz asks ten multiple choice prompts covering history science and geography. It includes questions about White House presidents rockets Davis Cup cricket vacuum editor Henry A. Wallace the word Minaret Georgia capital and postwar troop withdrawal dates.
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White House
Pores
Mills
Henry A. Wallace
the Nation
New Republic
Georgia
Sa~annah
Atlanta
Augusta
Price of grain and farmer aid under scrutiny
The Spectator argues price rises come from withheld grain and government support. It urges modifying parity subsidies to curb withholding, urges rationing acceptance, and calls for full mobilization, production, and unity to face war and postwar costs. It asks who sold his birthright for pottage.
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the Spectator
Middle West
Western
Europe
China
Mercy cars rush to hospital clip harms in ambulance race
An accident on the highway leads to a rapid ambulance dash with speeding drivers, horns blaring and red lights ignored as they rush an injured woman to a hospital. Doctors warn extreme speed can harm the patient and bystanders, urging careful driving even in emergencies. Also notes trees regrow faster after logging.
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W. Willis
Fic
J. McLaughlin
Miss Irene
Mullen
North Center
Congress
Organization of two more Boy Scout troops planned
C M Pettingill, county Scout executive, said two additional Boy Scout troops would be organized in the city next month during his visit yesterday afternoon. The note appears in the journal files dated October 13, 1927.
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C. M. Pettingill
Police seek assailant after man slashed in Erie Railroad yards
Police authorities search for the attacker of a Buffalo man who was slashed after an argument with a stranger in a freight car below the Maple venue tower in the Erie Railroad yards early this morning. Howard Van Tassel won the boys potato growing contest under Kiwanis Club. Robert Morris took second and Steven Jingleski third. Mrs. Sara Dunham Farnham, longtime city resident for 55 years, died on West Washington Street after a lingering illness. Mrs. Betty Sherlock injured when her hand caught in a clothes dryer, fingers bruised but no bones broken.
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Buffalo
Maplevenue
Erie Railroad
Howard van ‘Tassel
Kiwanis Club
Robert Morris
Steven Jingleski
Sara Dunham Farnham
J. 8. Farnham
West
Washington Street
Betty Sherlock
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