Birthday cake raid at Fayette County jail sparks questions
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on September 19, Fred Mauser a red haired ex sailor held on murder charges celebrated his 19th birthday at Fayette County jail. His mother brought a cake and candles while a warden inspected the cake for hidden contraband. Prisoners and visitors observed the event as Mauser shared cake and gifts with inmates. A grand jury will hear the murder case against Mauser and a separate report details the fatal dumping of Ann Dreyer in Fayette County earlier that month.
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Uniontown
Fayette County
Fred Jauser
Monessen
Mauser
Ersud
Hauser Bray
Shamsled Pretis
Ann Elizabeth Dreyer
Fayelie Cli
City and Vicinity News Highlights and Notices
Apple chasing a broad local roundup reports car wreck damages and court actions in Warren area. Items include a city court charge for a driver after an accident, radio shop ads, military travel updates, dividend talks, shop sales, shipwreck and ship notices, traffic deaths across Pennsylvania, and various local notices and advertisements.
Thomasons Borsima Tablets Offer Kidney Help
Enjoy Life and avoid misery claims about Thompson's Borsima Tablets. The ad touts kidney stimulation to flush waste and acid from blood, easing aches and night discomfort. It also mentions fever and stomach relief and promotes Golden Ταls Tablets for constipation.
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Thompson
Grove City Bank President Die. Legion Auxiliary Meeting Noted
Obituary notes EB Harstan longtime Grove City National Bank president and Federal Reserve director died at home. Local announcements mention Legion Auxiliary meeting at North Genl. Street, Moose lodge gathering, and DDT hog deaths from garbage sprayed for flies amid ongoing stormy Pittsburgh rainfall.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rociks
Genlor Street
Spartansburg
Lyceum
Grove City
EB. Harstan
Grove Ci National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Sewage treatment plan battle in Wilkes-Barre case
Attorney General orders Wilkes-Barre to state yes or no on complying with orders to prepare sewer plant plans. City officials decline to comment after talks with state health and justice officials, citing cost as a major obstacle. Officials warn the governor may pull support from the clean streams program if written plans are not provided.
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Wilkes-Barre
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Seph
Pennsylvania
James H. Dut
Hopkin T. Rowands
Guy Walker
Justice and Health
Rowlands
Sanitary Water Board
Saaid
Plamns
Pkogtéusina
tWa
Dutt
Marked money helps trap two men in Pennsylvania
District Attorney I Vance Cotton said marked money aided the capture of two suspects in a blackmail complaint in Uniontown against James Mosier a former state trooper and LOB agent and Harold Yauser of Uniontown. Informations were filed and both men were free on bond with a hearing set for September 26. City Engineer Guy J B Walker noted no cost estimate but expected a multi million dollar project. President Truman approved a $2 600 000 veterans hospital site at Wilkes Barre Pa on September 10.
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Vance Cotton
State Liquor Contre Board
Cotton
James Mosier
Butler R. D
Harold Yauser
Uniontown
Peter Tylishewski
Guy JB Walker
Rowlands
Washington
Truman
Wilkes-Barre
Jamestown Bus Collision Kills No One Two Hurt In Crash
At Third and Lafayette streets last night a Jamestown car bus crash injured two people who were taken to General Hospital and later discharged after exams. Mrs. Fences Snipes and Mrs. H. J. Taylor of Ashville Route 2 were treated for minor injuries. The bus was driven by Walter Brandquist of 212 East Second Street and struck Harold J. Taylor's car when the bus swerved to pass another vehicle.
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Powell Motor Co
Davis Radio Lab
Dimmicke
William Clifford
Alfred Reynolds
Julius Roski
Jade
Daniel P. Scannell
Reski
Bete
Rhode Island
Pork Bilo
New England
Erie County
State Revenue Department
Pennsylvania
Lyceum
Methodist Church
Dewey
Frederick Street
Journal
S-M-W
Erie
Sheen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Parade Street
Phe Adailion
Phe Adailion, of Steel and File
Henry Shenk Company
Jamestown
Jamestawk
Third
Lafayette Streets
General Hospital
Fences Snipes
H. J. Taylor
Arhville
Walter Brandquist
East Second Street
Wear
Harold J. Taylor
Ashville
Taylor
Premature Help Falls as Case Sues
A premature aid dispute surfaces as an individual files a lawsuit seeking relief. The action centers on alleged improper assistance leading to claims of harm and potential remedies. Local authorities have not released further details pending legal review.
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Miller
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