Indicted in Erie Court 21 by Grand Jury
Erie on September 3 192? the commonwealth began another fight to send Dan House boss of the eastside prostitutes to prison. The grand jury indicted 21 others in criminal cases as witnesses testified. Indictments include land larceny receiving stolen goods assault with intent to ravish driving while drunk and false pretenses. A not true bill was returned against Francis DeCosta for malicious mischief.
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Erie
Commonwealth
Dan House
House
Clyde Eilgore
Nto
George Mysnyk
Jon Malnskd
Michael Dorish
Carl Dunowski
Steve Bartosek
Ansley McCall
Charles Thompson
Arthu Stevens
Jesse H. Gibson
William Rutkowski
Louis Johnston
Ballee
Blaine P. Arukerly
Walter Sitek
Charles Calabrese
Odell Pickens
Joe Breault
Gerald d. Carlo
Humphrey Morgerifield
Virgil van Tassell
Mt Écone
K. J. Wermeling
Francis DeCosta
North East Priest Chaplain Appointed in Army
Word reached North East that the Rev. Charles F. Scheinkel of St. Mary’s College has been appointed U S Army chaplain with the rank of first lieutenant. He has taught at the college for 12 years and will report to Harvard University for Chaplains' Training School before assignment to a military base.
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North East
Army North East
Charles 4. Scheinkel
St. Mary's College
U Army
Schenkel
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Chaplains’ Training School
Erie Tax Rate Not Affected by 1943-44 Assessment
Erie reports a higher city property assessment for 1943-44 but Chief Assessor Andrew J. Sterrett doubts it will produce a millage decrease. An increase of $1,236,000 would be needed for any rate cut, and preliminary scans indicate the rise will not offset taxes. Assessments are being finalized by the assessment bureau for December budget sessions.
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Erie
Andrew J. Sterrett
Sterrett
Council
Funeral Rites for Mrs Ida Lindsley Held at Spartansburg
Funeral services for Mrs Ida Lindsey were held yesterday afternoon at two o'clock at the home, conducted by Rev William Garnett. Burial was in Rogers Hill cemetery at Spartansburg. Attending from away were several relatives and friends, including Martin Lindsey of Spartansburg and Amos Lindsey and son of Pittsburg.
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Finneral
Ian Lindsey
A. D
William Garnett
Learers
William Akam
Thad Gates
Oscar Lindstrom
Axel Swanson
Bunel
Roge Hill
Spartansburg
Bernigee Zenns
Mayville
N. Y
Ward .Cheney
Lee Graham
J. Frank Warner
Bemis Point
Martin Lindsey
Charles Hammergren
Jamestown
Amos Lindsey
Pittsburn
Concord Township
Early 19th Century Erie Canal Debt Sparks Rail Rivalry
The Guardian notes New York state’s heavy canal debt led to mass meetings demanding railroad restrictions. It reports the Union and Schenectady railroad being barred from carrying property beyond certain authorized limits amid anti competition sentiment.
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New York State
Ution
Schenectady
Jamestown to Hold Western New York Blackout Test
Jamestown and Chautauqua County plus seven nearby counties will undergo a surprise blackout the week of September 14 to 19. Local defense officials say more than 4,500 volunteers will be trained to improve alertness and reduce errors, with Brigadier General EG Ziegler announcing the test covers Niagara Erie Chautauqua Cattaraugus Genesee Wyoming Allegheny and Steuben counties.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua County
New York
Associated Press
Shah
EG. Ziegler
Niagara
Erie
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
Genesee
Wyoming
Allegheny
Steuben
New York Area
Joyce Advances to Vice President at RCA in Wartime Push
James Marlow and George Zielke profile Thomas F. Joyce, rising from a department worker to vice president of RCA Manufacturing Company in Camden, New Jersey, amid RCA wartime production campaigns. The piece notes his early clash with a supervisor, Sarnoff's intervention, a pledge drive for full employment, blood drives, and salary contributions to war bonds as part of morale and production efforts.
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James Marlow
George Zielke
New York
Thomas F. Joyce
Radio Corporation , of America
RCA
David Sarnoff
Joye
Joyce
Sarnoff
RCA Manufacturing Company
Camden
France
Ireland
Baraff
Movill
Europe
Snow Never Fails in Extreme Northern Snowbound Zone
An obscure note points to a region far north of the equator where snow reportedly never falls, mentioning a theoretical or fictional condition and a statement about the impossible nature of perpetual snow in that latitude.
Missing Oil City Girl Betty Orr Absent Since Sunday
Betty Orr a 16 year old resident of the Children s Home in Oil City has been missing since last Sunday. Superintendent Mrs F N McCullough says relatives fear she may have traveled to the far end of the state. Betty attended the Pennsylvania state school for the blind in Pittsburg and was dismissed last January for having too much sight. She is about 5 feet 3 inches tall with dark hair and eyes and last seen wearing typical attire from the home.
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City
Betty Orr
F. N. McCullough
Vstt
Pennsys- Vania State School For the
Pittsbugh
Betty
Las
Ripley Driver Escapes but Another Killed in Wreck
A two truck collision near Ripley on Tuesday night killed Walter Bell, 50, of North Tonawanda, driver for Moran Trucking. Hugh A Dean, 37, of Ripley, the uninjured westbound truck driver, survived. Lake County Sheriff James Maloney reported the fatal crash.
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Ripley
Painesville
Turaday
Walter Bell
North Tonawanda
Ariver
Moran
James Maloney
Lake County
Hugh A Dean
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United States
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