Ruling approves tax inclusion for late year construction
The State Superior Court upheld Judge Miles B. Kitts ruling that dwellings built during September to December can be assessed for the following year tax rolls. The decision, part of a Baldwin case, affects over 300 homes with an estimated value above $1.2 million and counters claims the assessor lacked authority for late-year construction.
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Brie
State Superior Court
Miles B. Kitts
George D. Baldwin
Baldwin
Jacob Held
County Commissioners
Superior Court
Old French Road
Motorcyclist Hurt In Crash In Youngsville
Cortyles returning from Warren report a bad accident at Youngsville where a youthful motorcyclist crashed into a gasoline pump after leaving the highway at Sugar Grove road intersection. Henry Tellmann, 20, of Youngsville, was injured with a dislocated shoulder and muscle bruises. his condition later reported satisfactory at Warren General Hospital.
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Cortyles
Warren
Youngsville
Sugar Grove Road
Henry Tellmann
Vacant Farm Dwelling Destroyed By Fire
A vacant two story farm dwelling owned by the Bissell Lumber Company near the city was destroyed by a fire shortly after 9 30 last night. The $2 000 loss was partly insured. Robins formerly lived there with his wife and the blaze began as a mass of flames. firemen from town fought the blaze but could not save the structure. A train spark is considered the only possible theory for the start of the blaze.
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Bissell Lumber Company
Theodore Robbins
Sissell Compay
Tox 39
Reyda
Corry Public Library Back On Full Schedule With Hours
Library board re elected Rev G L Boyd as president and Mrs Walter Peake as vice president. The librarian reported 22 820 books circulated and 909 magazines in the year. Gifted diary by Glenn C Mead manuscript by John Greenleaf Whittier on display. summer reading list features Without Orders Penhallow A Tree Grows in Brooklyn Colour Scheme and other titles.
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Corry Public Library
G. L. Boyd
Walter Peake
Auer
Martha Albrand
Brooklyn
Betty Smith
New York
Penhallow
Georgette Hayer
England
Ngeio Marsii
Max Hill
Stop that Infection Before It Starts
Antiseptic San-Cura Ointment helps prevent infection after minor wounds and aids healing of sores, burns, and skin irritations. San-Cura Soap and Ointment are priced at 35¢ and 60¢, with Soap at 25¢. Available at all druggists.
Five defendants plead guilty in Erie court
Erie Sept. 14 Five defendants pleaded guilty before Judge Miles B. Kitts. Edward Klep 226 Wayne Street pleaded guilty to a morals charge and was committed to Erie county prison for three months in default of payment of 150 plus costs. Sentence suspended until 10 am. Gale Strauss 1009 Pearce Avenue Lawrence Par pleaded guilty to stealing clothing valued about 90 from Nathan Levy 631 State Street. Gerald Kennedy Union City pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of a car and received a suspended three month term with costs. Joseph Zalenski owner of Pair View Inn Ri D 7 Lake Road pleaded guilty to selling liquor to minors and fined 150 plus costs. sentence on his wife co owner was suspended.
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Erie
Miles B. Kitts
Edward Klep
Wayne Street
Erie County
10 & M
Gale Strauss
Pearce Avenue
Lawrence Par
Nathan Levy
State Street
Gerald Kennedy
Union City
Ene County
Joseph Zalenski
Pairview Inn
Ri D. 7
Lake Road
Oil City Soldier Held as Italian Prisoner
Willam E. Hibbard, 96, of Oil City, reported by War Department telegram to be a prisoner of war held by Italy. He arrived in North Africa, likely took part in the Lilly invasion, and has served in the Army since April 1942 after leaving Wolfs Head Company. The notice notes capture via a delegate in Vatican City and follows Italy's surrender context.
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Oil City
Willam E. Hibbard
Emmett G. Hibbard
St Glenview Anvenue
Italan
War Department
Afica
Lilly
Hibberd
Wolfs Head Company
Vaticen City
Italy
Naal
Soldiers moved to lake region to gather crops
One hundred fifty soldiers were to move into Westfield and fifteen to Silver Creek to address a manpower shortage in canneries and farm work. Announced by Anna M. Rosenberg, regional War Manpower director, the plan includes aiding harvests of tomatoes and grapes with pay above Army wages. Troops will be housed at Boson Hall Westfield and Kendall Camp Silver Creek and begin processing at Westfield and harvesting in the Brocton area with grape work starting around Sept. 27. Other counties to receive aid include Niagara, Orleans, Genesee, Livingston, Columbia, Wayne, Dutchess, Ulster, and Orange.
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Jamestown
United States
Westfield
Silver Creek
Anna M. Rosenberg
War Manpower Commission
War Department
New York State
Tyom Pine
Watertown
Boson Hall Westfield
Kendall Camp
Westfeld
Brocton
WMC
Washington
Niagara
Orleans
Montot
Genesee
Livingston
Columbia
Wayne
Dutchess
Ulster
Orange
Judge Scorches Minors Drink Sales in Erie Cafe Case
In Erie on September 15 Judge Miles B. Kilts condemned cafe owners for selling intoxicants to three girls aged thirteen, fifteen, and seventeen. Fairfield Inn proprietors and Mr and Mrs Zalenski faced charges. Kilts fined the husband $150 plus costs, suspended the wife's sentence as first offenders.
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Erie
Miles B. Kilts
Fairfield Inn
East Lake Road
Tts
Joseph Zalenski
Kitts
Twelve Erie Motorists Lose Driving Privileges
The Bureau of Highway Safety in the state highway department suspended twelve Erie motorists for alleged automobile regulation infractions, with 48 Pennsylvania drivers from other locales also affected. no permanent revocations were ordered. Names and partial addresses are listed for offenses including reckless driving, failure to file proof, and failure to signal. John L. Whiteman’s driving privileges were restored after prior suspension.
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BRIE
Erie
Bureau of Highway Safety
State Highway Department
Pennsylvanis
Erle
Ressons
wWek
Ronald LeRoy King
Peach Street
A. V. Rother
Sussattas Street
West 18Th Street
Tyeo Lang
R. D
Eugene W. Brugger
East 12Th Street
Harold Parkhurst
BR. D
Wattsburg
John L. Whiteman
North Girard
Aussies Limit Speed Across Australia in Conservation Move
The transport ministry, acting under national security rules, orders that all but essential vehicles must not exceed 20 miles per hour nationwide to conserve fires and auto replacement parts.
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Aussies
Transport Ministry
Australis
Erie Patrolman Howell Dies In Suspected Self Inflicted Shot
Erie city patrolman Paul W. Howell was found shot in his car at 20th and Cascade streets on a Sunday in August. Ballistic tests by Pennsylvania State Police indicated the gun discharged from a distance of not more than 14 inches, suggesting suicide or accidental discharge. District Attorney Burton R. Laub said findings rule out foul play and include input from pathologist Dr KE Armstrong of Hamot Hospital.
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Erie
Paul W. Howell
Westernft
Burton R. Laub
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Howell
20Th
Cascade Streets
Lau
Fred Lamberton
Leab
KE. L. Armstrong
Hamot Hospital
Limeek
Garland Youth Suffers Broken Neck at Home
Robert Bugbee, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bugbee living on a farm near Garland, is bedridden at home with a broken neck. His attending physician believes the healing will take at least three months. The incident occurred near Garland and the family awaits further medical updates.
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Garland
Warren
Robert Bugbee
Charles Bugbee
Youth Injured In Hay Hauling Accident At Worle
A young man assisting with hauling in a field last Sunday near Worle was thrown to the ground when horses plunged. He was rushed to Warren for medical attention, had his neck brace set, and was returned home. He will wear a brace for some time.
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Worl
Warren
Ben O
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