Parolees Sought After High Speed Ride in Scranton
Two parolees identified as Thomas Martin Gallagher and Joseph Brunner fled a gasoline station in Scranton, reaching high speeds before abandoning their coupe. Chief Bhmke pursued through East Susquehanna area. suspects were apprehended after a car chase ending near Swil on. Gallagher, Brunner listed with ages 22, heights around five feet eight and five feet, weights 165 and 130 pounds respectively, wearing CCC shirts and dirty brown clothing.
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Lakewood
Oci
Max June
Waeat
Areiowits
Pennsylvania
East Suitairres
Miles
Relph Carleton
Bhrmke
Jamestown
Was Swilon
Thomas Martin Gallagher
Ita
Richard Gallaher
Monroe Street
Scranton
Josepht Brunner
Alder Street
Cronin Investigating Assignment at State Department
Det. Michael J. Cronin, listed as clerk for the state department, is assigned to a regional office investigation. The 3¢-hour payroll record shows Cronin earning about 1,500 annually, with prior ties to local Democratic committees.
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Cronin
Michael J. Cronin
Stenot
Eric Gre
Wity
Thursdy
Farrisburg
Tresnimy
Gyonin
Democratig
Milttee
Ridgway Bond Issue Sells With Premium Bid
Ridgway town council approved the sale of an $38,000 bond issue at a regular meeting on a Wednesday evening. Phillips, Schmertz & Company of Pittsburgh submitted the highest bid of $42,739.10, exceeding the par value and placing a premium of $4,739.10 on the issue.
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Ridgway
Rineway
Phillips, Schmertz & Company
Pittsburgh
New Store Opens in Spartansburg with Halloween Festivities
Spartansburg prepares for a new Red and White general store owned by Mr. and Mrs. E. Beg of Oil City. The former Scott building has been remodeled for groceries meats vegetables and ladies' wear. In recent days local children and clubs celebrated Halloween with Indian relics, costumes, and games as part of a busy community season.
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Scott
Grangers
Woman's Club
Helen Greer
Roy Ehrhart
Spartansburg
Virginia Hammond
Mildred
Fulfist
Yoon
Charloote
Siciit
Sheila Minton
Wilma Stuve
Dorothy Ayers
Wilma Burlingame
Verna Goodville
Concord Corners
Mrs
Lawrence Soupy
Connie
Phyllis
Troy Ingram
Harry Firth
Carl Smith
James Pail
James Pan
Spatia Grange
Duvenije Grange
WHDL
Bradford
Sill
D. W. Kinney
Eileen
Brie
New Cumberland
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Washinton
Fort Knox
Roy
Cameron Blakeslee
Mr. Ehrhart
Ivy Embroidery Chit
J. A. Winans
Women's Club
Sylvia Morris
Helen R. Bennett
Helen Shreve
Mellie Stead~man
Elnora Farley
Grace Burton
Fern Sayre
Mabel Weidner
Katherine Healy
Ava Ritenberfek
Ine King Bowen
Pauline Bryant
Edna Higgins
Tha King Bowen
Lawrence Snapp
Bridge Club
Walter Pfeiffer
Glenn Steadman
Ralph Mranineli
Pred Bates
American Red Cross Club
Clyde Inney
Wave Relek
Fort Fox
Mag. David Reick
Gas Jets Open at Hofbrau Erie
Erie officials investigated a Hofbrau debris scene after a blast caused by gas jets. Tenor boosters and investigators, including district attorney Burton and coroner Dr. W. G Stroble, examined fragments while state troopers and fire department personnel collected samples for analysis. Authorities noted two gas jets were open and three closed as debris was inspected in the kitchen area.
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Erie
Steponer
Hofbrau
Burton. Lab
Lawrence P. Scully
Erie Department
Peter Kuhn
Battalon Vhclef
W. G Stroble
M. Mathias
Harry Stinnelt
Lowh
Park’ Withovies Hind
Miu
Fey
Woman Takes Own Life in Home at Cochranton
Mrs. Sh An Jey Reese, 57, of Wayne township five miles east of Cochran ton, shot herself in the head with a .22 rifle Thursday evening and died instantly. Coroner Luther J. King ruled death by own action. She lived with her husband on the near Cochran ton farm.
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Agaly Ili
Sh An Jey Reese
Wayne Township
Cochranton
Luther J King
Cochrantor
Community sale and local notices spill into weekend events
The item lists a bake sale style promotion with prizes including 24 bushel baskets of groceries for $1 purchases, plus free cake and coffee Saturday. It notes several local residents and family news, church activities, and upcoming services across Tabernacle, Methodist, and Baptist notes with event times and speakers.
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K.A. Bennett
Pauline Shreve
Helen Campbell
Cochrot
Stillman Smith
Hiram Johnson
T. Wond
Benus Point
Tabernacle
Ramon
Clymer School News Highlights Student Activities
Members of the upper grades plan pretend plane rides after reading books and writing short reports. Fourth Grade tours the Amazon. spelling winners travel 500 miles on five perfect papers. Library Club schedules book reports and decorates for Christmas. Senior Class to present Mystery at the Tower on November 14 in the gym.
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Méinbers
Tve
Milton’ Gouright
Winifred Wiggers
Haze Pan
Amazon
Firu
Joan Chamberlin
Carol Kooman
Armold Green
Tor Haewe
Library Club
Carlisch
Betty Neckers
Robert Wassink
Irwin Bensink
John Weeks
Nyladine Wallace
Lucy Schruers
Mintine Beaters
Boursl
Clymer Central School
Harrow Escape in Blast Eris and Old West Virginia Tale
Fire officials reported a blast at 2627 Fairmont Parkway as a water heater exploded after 5 pm on a Wednesday. The building housed several occupants including Charles Wavnsthel and Thomas C. Conyngham. The article also notes a Civil War tale of hidden gold in a mountain tower room and a mystery play featuring Young Myf Vernon, with actor Lillia Wigners.
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Eris
Thomas C. Conyngham
Tore Filth
Gilee Harold Hayme
Widl Og
Wilke
Anc
Pountains
West Virginia
Potamag
Cooe
Myf Vernon
Lillia Wigners
Gilbert Meyovink
National FF. A
Kansas City
American Livestock Share
Nny
Bank
Chicago
Ambitious Magazine Solicitor Jailed in Union City Case
A garbled 15-year-old case from Union City references an ambitious magazine solicitor jailed after a disturbance involving an Everett Willitung or similar names. The text mentions an address in St. Louis, a subscriber’s complaint, and police involvement with unclear details.
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Ambitious Magazine
Solicitor 15
Union City
Wndar
Everett Willitung
St. Louis
Irene Euilley
Eien Polenta
I Police
Young Williams
Leven
Hal
Williams Wis managing editor the Inca newspaper Pyom
A garbled report notes Williams Wis, managing editor at the Inca newspaper, accused of aiding a scam by a salesman raising funds for a high school band. It mentions a nephew, a city editor, and a scheme involving magazine subscriptions and advance money, with the office alerted and later a reveal identifying those who signed for magazines.
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Jaulk Willimns
Moly
Biwisi
Sb. Lords
Erle
Newinst Wiliams
Fragmentary listing from era article about animals and suppliers
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local listing or notice mentioning animals and a supplier. It hints at a public sale or breach but unreadable names and dates prevent precise facts. No clear event or entities are salvageable.
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Federal Deposi Insurance Corporation
Marion Insuranes
General Motors
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Corry, Pao
Clymer
Hames
Leredit
Budget Jewelers
North Center
Swift
Morrell’s
Hallowe'en Box
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