Re lief Fund plans 1932 appeal and public event
Twenty years back notes show the Relief Fund reorganizing its committee and planning the 1932 subscription drive with a September 27 public gathering to raise funds for city needs. Retiring United Brethren pastor Rev H Reagle and family receive a farewell at the church, following his transfer to Deckard. Joe Varasso narrowly avoids injury after a traffic collision on First Avenue. Kate Spencer named to the West district Democratic committee vacancy in Wayne Township. Franklin T Babbitt reelected treasurer of Northwestern Pennsylvania Line Officers and Past Commanders Association at a Wannigo Country Club semi annual meeting.
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Gerry Relef
Relief Fund Organization
H. Reagle
United Brethren Church
Reagle
U. S
Deckard
Erie
Warren
Kate Spencer
Democratic Committee
Wayne Township
Franklin T. Babbitt
Clarence
Pennsylvania
Wannigo Country Club
Oi City
Franklin
Will Not Probe VA Hospital Erie Case
Dr. Harold Graber of the Veterans Administration in Washington said there would be no investigation of the Erie Veterans Hospital. He cited a clean health bill after two cases presented by a DAV representative, detailing a paraplegic and an appendectomy with disputed handling.
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Erie
Harold ©. Graber
Vaterans Administration
Washington, D. C
Erie Veterana Hospital
Erie Veterans Hospital
Graber
D.A.V
Warw
Pittsburgh
Erie Va
Erle
Five Brentwood Students Lose Privileges for Hazing
Brentwood High School suspended five students for one day after three younger pupils were whipped with belts in a hazing incident. Principal Clark Metcalfe took the action after the victims’ parents declined to pursue charges at a school board meeting. The disciplined students may not participate in sports or other activities outside class.
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Eaurgh
Sve
Brentwood High School
Clark Metcalfe
Hazers
Pennsylvania Training School
Morganea
Juventie Sout
Erie Men Guilty In Nickel Plate Case And Barbecue Incident
A jury found three Erie men Es mund English George Cookman and John Miles guilty in a Nickel Plate Railroad case connected to June 22 events. The trial also touched a separate aggravated assault charge stemming from a brawl at the Kentucky Barbecue at 1438 Parade Street.
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ERIE
Esmund English
George Cookman
John Miles
Eve
Dudme Atiéon Wade
Wudge
Elmer i) Evans
Evans Aiken
Roscoe Smith
Kentucky
Parade Street
Erie Slayer Seeks Hospital Release
The son of Elizabeth nee in 1948 seeks a writ of habeas corpus claiming his mother is unjustly detained at Warren State Hospital. Judge Burton R. Laub ordered a hearing for September 22. Becker, facing a morals charge, and Ethel Denard, alleged motor code violator, are noted after a May mistrial.
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Erie
Elizabethne
Warren State Hospital
Burton R. Laub
Award Johnson
Silliman Avente
Johnson Wis
Domi Becker
Ethel Denard
Becker
Warren June 21 1948 Sanity ruling affects murder case
Report notes two local psychiatrists found Mrs. Johnson possibly at risk to herself. Her son asks the court to appoint competent psychiatrists and seek adjudication of sanity to avoid trial for the murder of her husband.
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Warren
Tishe
Sane
Sant
Quiz on History and Inventions From a 19th Century Page
A mixed trivia list with ten questions covers early Soviet policy the NEP, slavery economics, native soldiers in British service, a French aviator, and myths. It asks about Xerusy, Greek figures Plato and Pluto, Pale Miles, Benjamin Franklin versus Adams, the City of Magnificent Distances, and Detroit’s state capital status.
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Soviet Russia
Tadia
English Channel
Plato
Pluto
Benjamin Franklin
Robert Mortis
John Adams
Detroit
Bad Eye Zalutsky Extradition Hearing Set
Zalutsky a 37 year old fugitive killer will face an extradition hearing on September 17 in Beaver Falls. If he fights extradition he will be sent to Florida to finish a sentence for the first shooting of a Mosco detective. He escaped September 18, 1951 and was arrested by Beaver Falls police. A U S commissioner set his bond at 25000 dollars.
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Pit Sonunun
Neonura
Wea Bye
Zalutsky
Beaver Falls
Florida Bute
Halford
Allentown
FBI
Beaver
U.S
American Legion Officials Back Mishandling Claim via Don Allshouse
District 29 commander Don Allshouse supported the mishandling claim, with American Legion officials backing his stance during the dispute.
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American Legion
Don Allshouse
District 29
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