World Court: Judge Lindsey Writes Book on The International Court
Warren Sept 16 Warren's Warren County jurist Edward Lindsey writes with authority on the World Court in a new book The International Court published by Thomas Crowell Company New York and circulated by the Warren Public Library The 382 page volume includes an appendix with the Court's statute and rules and aims for readable appeal beyond legal circles.
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Warren
New York House
Thomias Crowell Company
New York
Warren Public Library
International Court
Warren County
Edward Lindsey
Ward
Lindsey
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World Court
Starr Wins On Both Tickets In Local Elections
Corry voters backed many incumbents in the county races with J Orin Waite winning both Republican and Democratic tickets for Orphans Court. Mortimer Grantham led the district attorney field on the Republican ticket, while Rollo McCray dominated for county commissioner. Dan Hanley swept Curry for coroner, and Graham C. Woodward edged James Byrew for Supreme Court Republican nomination. Franke T. Englund thanked supporters for City Council bid.
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J. Orin Waite
Walte
Uenty
Claris
Owal
Nagorsisi
Clark
Firman
W. E. Hiri
Court of Common Pleas
Legion of Corry
H. Haswell
Odeesle Plate
James B. Yard
Annette ‘Young
Bf Wills
Mortimer Granham
Wheattorhney
Herbst
Evans
Jess Jiulianté
Gulram
Rollo McCray
Waterford
Jelon Sthuratt
Moathend
Joseph Rogan
Rush B. Miller
Corry
Wiliam G. Walker
Charles Schloss
Dan Hanley
Curry
G. P. Spaulding
James English
Graham C. Woodward
James Byrew
He Supreme Court
Drew
Charles F. Uhby
Thanks Voters Submits Re-Election Gratitude Note
A brief civic message from a sitting candidate thanking voters in the First Ward for their support in the re election bid. The note expresses appreciation for the backing and reiterates commitment to public service.
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Corry
Inheritance Taxes Boost Pennsylvania Revenue
Auditor General Charles A. Waters reports that inheritance taxes greatly increase Pennsylvania revenues while collection expenses drop. The fiscal code directs appraisers and clerks to assist wills offices, improving efficiency. 1928 figures show gross inheritance taxes at 25.16 million with net returns near 24.21 million.
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Pennsylvania
Charles A. Waters
Registers of Wills
Commonwealth
Portie Lant
Inheritance Tax Receipts Rise Dramatically in Pennsylvania
Auditor General Waters released graphs showing ten year trends in Pennsylvania receipts and expenditures. In 1928 commissions to registers of wills averaged 149 percent with 46 percent for appraising and clerical costs. By 1929 commissions fell to 1.04 percent and collection expenses to 2.73 percent. For 1980 fiscal year the gross reached 36,581,770.00 with net return of 85,547,161.71, illustrating inheritance taxes becoming a major state income source.
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Waters
Pennsylvania
Bank robbery suspect held after Pittsburgh escape
A suspect in the National Bank robbery was held for questioning in Onhensburg as detectives arrested Michel Bond 28 of Pittsburgh with Frank Valentine 21 and Neil Mboch 24 of Mound City in a drive from Pittsburgh. The August theft of about $1000 involved two women clerks being forced into the vault before the bandits fled.
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Frese
Ell Bond
Pittsburgh
Frank Valentine
Neil Mboch
Mound City
Smallhon
Youth Goes On Trial At Erie For Slaying
Alois Schligler, 92, of Gull and Gascade streets, faces trial in Erie County Court for the killing of James Missing at a Wesleyville gas station during a hold up on August 29, 1980. His alleged accomplice Richard Hing, 21, of 7th and Myrtle streets, will be tried after Schligler's case. Both inmates remain in county prison awaiting proceedings.
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Alois Schligler
Gull and Gascade
Erie County
James Missing
Wesleyville
Sehligler
Tto Hiitve
Nonkling
Hil
Miles B Kitts
Thomas Barber
Schligler
Bris
Richard Hing
7Th and
Myrtle Streets
Schligder
Massing
Attempted Robbery at Warren Coal Office Fails
Police report a Tuesday morning burglary at Warren Coal Company where suspects tried to crack the safe using hammers and eight screwdrivers from a car. Authorities also investigate a separate burglary at the Elks lodge during the weekend, involving safe combination tampering and a cash box taken.
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Sep
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George Hain
Warren Coal Company
Thes
Elks Lab
Tujenss i
Crawford County Primary Winners Named in Split Tickets
Jackson and Conover head Republican slate for County Commissioner. Johnson named Register and Recorder. Greeley Prot honotary and Sterling Clerk of Courts. Wilson named County Treasurer. Democrats nominate Roudebun and Catshall for Commissioner, Wiser for Register and Recorder, and Allen for Treasurer.
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Jackson
Conover
Crawford
C. Victor Johnson
Register’ and Recorder
W. L. Greeley
Harriet P. Sterling
H.C. Wilson
Oscar H. Roudebuin
Hugh Catshall
Malcolm W. Wiser
Register and Recorder
Jeannette Wilcox Hood
Raymond Allen
Italian crown awaits newborn heir in royal Belgians' line
The Italian throne eyes an expected heir within five months in the household of Crown Prince Humbert and Princess Marie Jose. It would be the first grandchild for King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Ena, who are Belgian royalty by the princess’s lineage.
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Italy
Humbert
Marie Jose
Victor Emannuel
Ena
Produce Market Roundup From Pittsburgh Trade Notes
United Press reports slow demand in wholesale produce markets in Pittsburgh with mixed prices on fruit and vegetables. Butter prices for nearby tubs and standards are listed, while apples, onions, cabbage, and potatoes show steady to dull movement. poultry and live fowl prices are given for hens, springers, and ducks.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Gravensteins
Wesltles
Duchess
Alexanders
Grimes
Indiana
Ohio
New Jersey
West Virginia Cobblers
Lone Teland Cobblers
Pennsylvania Cobblers
Carlos
Woodsman Found Dead in Corydon Building
The body of John Anderson, 57, formerly of Kane and once with the Pennsylvania Lumber Co, was found decomposed in a small building on Dr. G. C. Miatt’s Corydon property. Coroner Lowrey ruled no foul play after investigation. Neighbors including Minor Layton found the dying man, lamp lit, door locked from inside. body to Oakwood cemetery vault awaiting county burial.
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John Anderson
Pole
Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Kane
CG. Mlatt
Corydon
Ed Lowrey
Layton
Anderson
Oakdand
New York City
Vote Tight as Judge Clutie Trails for Orphans Court Nomination
Judge Henry A. Clutie, defeated in the Republican bid for reelection as Orphans Court judge, led narrowly for the Democratic nomination this afternoon.
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Henry A. Clutie
Orphans’ Court
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Blaze prompts tale of disaster’s scattered clues
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