Meadville Girl Injured In Street Collision
Meadville brief reports a ten year old girl, Mia Mulvey, struck by a delivery vehicle while crossing William Avenue near South Allen Street. She suffered a fractured shoulder and head injuries, taken to hospital for treatment. The incident follows a busier evening after a delivery car maneuver.
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Ratner Mulvey
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Mia Jamo Mulvey
JnJuirm
Bouth
Alain Street
Wodnon
Tanaing
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Sanstone insanity plea defense outlined in wartime docket
The defense for Sansone argued insanity as a defense, aiming to prove lack of mental responsibility. Testimony indicated emotional states and personal relations as factors, with witnesses recounting events around a hospital and family ties involving Leu Pierila and Alfonso Oiprinny.
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Leu Pierila
Kin Woot Nourt
Alfonso Oiprinny
Pier
Polish Hospital Crisis Drives Jewish Relief Campaign
A report from Dr David to the American Jewish Relief Committee warns Poland lacks hospitals and medicines. Major operations occur without anesthesia as doctors flee and medical plants close. The drive in Corry funds over 1.5 million will support reequipping Polish hospitals with drugs and supplies, campaign runs Oct 10 to 18.
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Lopail Banitagan
Menhotsis
Malm Tsiavis
Disseuss
Daviv
American Jewish Relief Agen
Poland
Corry
Vomnas
Promisy
Comunitie
Two Hornell Men Die In Auto Crash Near Woodhill Bridge
Hornell, Sept. 19 two Hornell men Louis J. Sealy and George Wilcox were killed instantly when their automobile crashed through an iron bridge near Woodhill, New York. Milward Mayott and Charles Kinner were fatally injured. two others seriously hurt as the overturned car lay in the stream bed. Gooley, postmaster at Chalater, was named among the injured in the wreck.
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Louis J. Sealy
Ntate Amtowlyman
George Wilcox
Wood- Hil
Moe
Milward Mayott
Charles Kinner
Passonkort
Me. Gooley
Chalater
Constable Suspected of Murder in Erie County Case
Erie county authorities offer a $1000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the murder suspects in the Norman W. Shear and Mary Elizabeth Mosiman case. Constable James Hoxby of Kenmore was released after hours of questioning following the Sunday shooting in Tonawanda. A fully loaded .40 caliber revolver matched the weapon used, and expert opinion indicated the bullet was fired within the past several months.
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James Hoxhy
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Tonawanda
Norman W. Shear
Mary Fiizabeth
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Guy Th Moore
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Xini Shear
Isouley
Moory
Board of Supervisors
Erie County Unis
Jam and land deal on Vine Bt with house for $1200
One acre of jam and a nine room house on Vine Bt are offered for 1200 dollars. The listing notes the land can be divided into several lots and mentions Robert A. Patterson Jr. as a contact.
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Vine
Robert A. Patterson Jr
Shoes Repaired by The Shoe Doctor in Spoelsh
A fragmentary note mentions a local shoe repair service called The Shoe Doctor, run by Deshusa and Bartld Gurbone, located at Cepter St Spoelsh. It refers to fixing shoes quickly and mentions prices, urging readers to consider their repairs.
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Bartld Gurbone
P. Mornieen
Gary Bent
Deshusa
Spoelsh
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