Court lenient on two defendants in Monroe case
Mayville October 27 county judge Hugh V N Bodine gave suspended sentences to two men. Frank A Lindstrom 22 pleaded guilty to grand larceny second degree for robbing the Olson farm on Cartwright road and restitution of 975 was made by Joseph W Krupinski 21. Lindstrom received six months in Monroe county penitentiary and suspended execution of the sentence. A second defendant Raymond Hurgun 21? was given a suspended sentence of one to two years in the state prison and placed on probation for a year for burglary tied to a veterans club burglary in Dunkirk July 6 and theft of a cash register.
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Mayville
Jude Hugh V. N. Bodineere
Frank A. Lindstrom
A. D
Ugar Grove
Monroe County
George P. Rogers
Joseph W. Krupinski
R. D. J. Westville
Robalion
Dunkirk
Reymond Hurgun
iRirle
Lifer Turns Lawyer to Seek Freedom in Habitual Crime Case
ERIE Oct 27 The constitutional validity of Pennsylvania s habitual criminal act is challenged by George Foster a 56 year old inmate serving life at Western Penitentiary He has six prior convictions and asks the US Supreme Court to hear his habeas corpus petition without counsel Attorney Herbert Johnson represents the district attorney Foster claims self study in prison since 1930 yields a near perfect petition This fifth attempt follows a career that began in Columbus with cutting wounds then pickpocketing in New Jersey and a long string of burglaries
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Erie
Pennsylvania
West “Ern
George Foster
Haa
Supreme Court of the United States
Herbert Johnson
Foster
Jonnsen
Poster
Burton R. Laub
Columbus
Laub
New Jersey
Fifteen Inducted Into Local VFW Post
Fifteen Cananites were inducted for membership in the Archie W. Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars at the post home last night with post commanders handling the installation. Harold Crage presided. Refreshments followed. The post began its first compilation of blood type cards for members. The note adds buffalo grass shortage kept the buffalo from migrating east of the Mississippi River.
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Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Harold Crage
North East Man Indicted on Manslaughter Count
An involuntary manslaughter indictment was returned by the October grand jury against Jeeonara Perrine of North East for a crash that killed Robert Ellis as he worked on his car under a street light. Perrine is accused of driving into the Ellis car, which was parked when the fatal impact occurred. A separate not true bill was returned against Gertrude Young of Harborcreek in the same session.
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Erie
Jeeonara Perrine
Robert
Bills
North East
Perrine
Ellis
Gertrude
Young
Harborcreek
Four Bricklayers Injured As Scaffold Collapses
Four bricklayers were hurt when a scaffold collapsed at the Pennsylvania Telephone Company building at Bay Street and OM and French streets. The most serious, A V Connors of Erie, 38, suffered a back injury and was taken to Hamot Hospital. Clifford Larson, 11, Erie, sustained a broken left wrist and facial injuries. Herman Haggerty, 40, Connewut Ohio, had forehead cuts, and Frank White, 43, Erie, neck injuries. They were working on a 20 foot scaffold when it gave way, with firefighters assisting to remove them from the wreckage.
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Erie
Fre
Fle
Lawrence Srittly
Steel shortage to last at least six more months
New York reports a market survey by the national metalworking weekly finds steel shortages will persist for at least six months. The survey notes demand remains hard to meet, with few expecting a rapid improvement and no major changes in supply plans anticipated soon.
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New York
Cen Ape
National Metalworking Weekly
Sean
Severil
Ame
Pavelko Funeral Mass Held This Morning
Pavelko funeral Mass held this morning for Mrs. Mage Pavell who died Saturday at Corry Hospital. Prayer service at 108 Railroad Street preceded the Mass at St. Elizabeth Church with Rev. Carl Le Heid as celebrant. Pallbearers named and interment at St. Elizabeth Cemetery. out of town relatives listed from Jersey City and Elizabeth, N J.
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Mage Pavells
Corry Hospital
Railroad Street
Ollock
St. Elizabeth's
Churely
Weluek
Carl le Heid
Beavers
Charles Linsky
Dob Royek
John Kuss
Wick Kalika
Joseph Elchy
Mayville Court Rules 750 Dollar Damages Awarded
Mayville court awarded Donald McLeod 750 for personal and property damages after a negligence suit. McLeod claimed the Buffalo defendants heavy trailer truck forced him off the road in a curve on Route Gerry and Kimball in April. The jury deliberated 20 minutes before verdict in front of Justice Alger A. Wildtale.
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Mayville
Supreme Court
Donald McLeor
R. D. i. Sinchurville
Alger A. Wildame
George J Coole
Tne
Albert K. Gillsatt
Buffalo
Mr. Mcbeod
Gerry
Kimball
Robert J. Sullivan
Dunkirk
McLeod
Coms
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DuBarry Toiletries
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Heinz Baby Foods
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