Jiulante Named Aide To City Solicitor
Mayor James P. Rossiter announced Friday that Jiulante will be appointed an assistant to City Solicitor Edward Murphy, with salary to be decided. Murphy has handled city work while residents challenged a tax assessment, and the office needs help as workloads rise.
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Jiulante
ERTR
Edward Mt Murphy
James P. Rossiter
Rossiter
Ib 18
Core Wise
Thomas PL Dunn
Murphy
Pittsburga
East
Harrisburg
Council
Tor. Dimm
Henry MacDonald
Thomas 2
MeIattey
Cheselfcitny
County urged to seek relief funds for Erie county
Erie County officials urged in Washington to obtain a Reconstruction Finance loan to finance relief work locally. County Controller Harvey M Willis said three Pennsylvania counties have already received 2.5 million dollars and that Erie should seek similar funds. He suggested R Piet Weight lead the request and that the county cover travel expenses for a Washington visit. Credit plans for coal dealers and a year end funding gap were noted as concerns.
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Brig
Harvey M. Willis
Reconstruction Fiunde Corp
Washington
Erie County
Barry
Gilford Pinghot
Willis
R. Piet Weight
Wile County
Ilmergency Relief Committee
Wright
Pennsylvania
Madnee Corp
Whcewise TJ & Joan
Withs
Nhe
Couty
Willig
Jews Observe Rosh Hashanah October First Festival
Jews mark Rosh Hashanah with services beginning Friday evening September 1 as the New Year 689% opens. The day centers on shofar blasts, penitence, and self improvement, followed by the Ten Days of Penitence leading to Yom Kippur and a period of reflection and forgiveness. Modern observance includes white decor, solemn music, and greetings exchanged in devotion.
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Sunget
Tabernacles
House of Worship
Truck Driver Hurt When Loader Upsets on Highway
David Rowdy of Cleveland, employed by State Barrel Company, suffered severe cuts and bruises after his truck with a change rack body overturned on the Warren Corry highway just west of Wrightsville around six this morning. Patrolman Hang said the driver likely dozed off. he was taken to Warren General Hospital with injuries to arms legs and head, with no fractures reported and an early discharge anticipated.
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David Rowdy
Cleveland
Wrightsville
Warren- Corry
Rowdy
Warren Institution
State Barrel Company of
Hang
Highway Patrol
Bowyly
Warren
Clarendon Man Heed For Court Warren
A Clarendon man faced court on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He waived arraignment and pled not guilty, with bond set at $500 and remanded to county jail if in default. The report notes a separate social roundup at a Summit Lindsey reunion with attendees from multiple towns and a dinner at Lindsey School.
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Warren
Efetie
Clarendon
Arpijen Watuire Justica
Pe Peace Watts
W. Davie Saturauy
Wwe
Hie County
Jal
Cas
Anl
William Gaughn
Intersectii
Penisvivanga
Fall From Tree Proves Fatal In Jamestown
Jamestown September 36 Kermitt August Chindgren 57 of Lafayette street a draftsman at Watson Manufacturing died at 730 am at W C A Hospital from injuries after two week old fall from a small tree with a sapling piercing the spine bladder and abdominal wall doctors closed the bladder holes removed wood splinters and feared complications survivors include his parents Rules and Charles Chindgren and brother Clifford all of Jamestown and grandmother Mrs John Kling of Bistral. He was picking hol Hermes from a umbrellaed tree between Front and Steele.
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Jamestown
Kermitt August Chindgren
Lafayette Street
Watson Manufacturing Company
Chindgren
Nis [Iers
Rules Chindgren
Charles Chinderen
Brothren Clifford Chindgren
John Kling
Bistral
Von Seecht predicts new power in Germany
Germany's rearmament pace and the prospect of a stronger military power were discussed by Premier Herriot in Paris. He warned that Germany's rearmament could return to domination and threaten European security. He noted financial constraints shaping timelines and the need for a united security regime in Europe.
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von Seecht
Germany
Yeu
Graat
France
Girmany
Edouard Herriot
Branca
Caretaker of Horses Killed Near Kennedy
Jamestown, Sept 26 James Sauter 62 caretaker of running horses fatally injured on Walconer Kennedy Road when struck by auto driven by Walter George Ball employed on Dilfard G Ball farm Sauter died at W A Hospital about an hour and a quarter after the accident Ball posted 2000 bail for inquest appearance Coroner Days Lincoln to set date next. Sauter riding a truce carrying three running horses owned by Park Thayer Linesville Pa from Bal to Linesville. The truck was operated by Albert Doolittle of Interlaken Seneca County N Y In addition to Doolittle and Sauter Mrs Doolittle and Bolick Thayer rode on the truck with the horses.
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Jamestown
James Sauter
Salamanca
Erie
Walconer- Kennedy
Walter George Ball
G. Ball
Sauter
Ball
Lincoln
Paurk Thayer
Linesville
Bal
Quinter
Meldville
Ay Albert
Doolittle
Interlaken
Senaca
Thls
Death of Mrs Efie Drake and funeral plans
Mrs Effie B Drake aged about 66 died Sunday at 4 10 pm at the home of her sister Mrs N Lawson 58 Clark Street after months of illness She was widow of Lorenzo Drake and lived with her daughter Mrs Wilford Westley in Cony H D She is survived by two grandchildren Roger and Howard Westley Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock Rev E A Hook pastor of the Baptist Church officiating Interment Pine Grove cemetery The body was taken to Alexander and Company's undertaking parlors for preparation for the service
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Efie B. Drake
Aken
Hex
N. Lawson
Clark Street
Drake
Wilford Westley
Cony
H. D
Lorenzo Drake
First hunting fatality reported in Delaware
The season's first hunting fatality occurred in Wilmington Delaware today as Clayton Draper 28 of Middletown was shot while running for squirrels with companions He died in Wilmington Hospital Albert Schuman 31 told authorities he heard a rustle and fired in what authorities termed an inquest uncertain incident
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Wilmington
Del
Clayton Draper
Middletown
Albert Schuman
Draper
Petroleum Exports Show Big Increase
United Press reports substantial August gains in crude and refined petroleum exports from the United States. Crude exports reached 2,839,000 barrels, up 590,200 from July. Refined product exports totalled 626,000 barrels, up 610,000. The overall August shipments nearly matched last August, with a year over year rise of $975,000 in this export category.
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United Press
Washington
Department of Commerce
Two Fatally Injured in Motor Accidents
Two motor accidents reported with fatal injuries as details emerge. Margaret Rasmer a 74 year old widow fell while staying an automobile in front of her Braddock home and died at Braddock General Hospital. Robert Cookson 65 of Legionville Beaver County was struck by a car near his home and fatally injured.
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Unites Fess Braddock
Margaret Rasmer
Braddock General Hospital
Rochester
Robert Cookson
Legionville
Beaver County
Denied venue change in Butler County embracery case
The State Supreme Court refused motions by Robert J. Cunningham and Charles Flick for a change of venue from Butler County. They must be tried there in connection with alleged tampering with jurors for the trial of Pittsburgh Mayor Charles H. Kline and former director Bertram Succop on malfeasance charges.
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Unites P Ress
Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
Robert J. Gunningham
Chartes Flick
Butler County
Charles H. Kline
Bertram &. Succop
Cahows Last Haven Mystery Surfaced in Obscure Tale
Fragmentary text hints at a saga about Cahow and Mecalow with obscure places and names. The passage references a final refuge, a heath hen, and a distant ent figure, suggesting a legendary or mythic setting. No clear events or dates emerge from the garbled wording.
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Cahow
Fall Meeting of Presbytery Held in Corry
Ong Gundred and twenty delegates from towns across northwestern Pennsylvania attend Erie Presbytery's Fall session at First Presbyterian Church Corry. General session at 4 pm, committee meetings this morning, and visits by Rev. A. Raymond Kupler from Shanghai. Two day meeting to end after Tuesday afternoon sessions.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ong Gundred
Pennsylvania
Erie Presbytery
Presbytery
Raymond Kupler
Shanghai
Ching
Scarsion
Iancheon
Ermine Capelet In Nutshell Courdye Rarest Variant
A scrambled note describes an ermine capelet in a nutshell cordye, claiming it as the rarest variant. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or verifiable details.
Poison Fatal to Young Woman in Erie County
Airs Maenemems, 29, at wide H pe near North Hast, died from mercuric prop bound poisoning. Coroner W G Stroble investigated the Erie Hamot hospital death and could not determine if the mercury poison was accidental or intentional. Mrs Amy Johnson of Erie died in Erie hospital last night from peritonitis. Coroner Stroble refuted rumors of county seat mystery cloaking the passing.
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Maenemems
North Hast
W. G Stroble
Hamot
Erie
Stroble
Amy Johnson
Fragmented text summary card from OCR source
The readable text fragment references ethical concerns about pyramid schemes, modern skyscrapers, and a woman’s company. It mentions wonders grown stale and discussions of eyesight and materials. No concrete events, dates, or clear entities are established.
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Mir
Olean Man Fatally Struck by Automobile in City
Thomas Troy Aged 69 a longtime contractor and Democratic leader in Olean was fatally injured Saturday night when struck by a car driven by Richard A McLaughlin. He died within an hour at his home after refusing hospital care. He served as village clerk, North Olean president, tax collector, street superintendent and delegate to state and county Democratic conventions.
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Olean
Thomas
Troy
Ag~ure
Richard A. McLaughlin
Fairview Avenue
Union
Sullivan Streets
Main
McLaughlin
Allan A. McLaughlin
Olean Y. M. C
North Olean
Olean Township
Wielegate
Cattaraugus County
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Rachel Taenbrs
Clutton
Lila
Fiber Alan
Lindsey Shonl
Polly Baker
Ambrosit Chase
Juhian Criscutt
Melissa Webb
Juliette HM
Tilesa Webb
George Steinner
Alisa Wetlingtin
Charles Clay
Deila Pier
Oluniina Matteson
Emon Parker
Mill Ton
Lindsey Hulley
Washlville
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Dorothy Blakeslee
Mianié Belding
Mac Armergren
Teaahrer
Herbert Lindsey
Emma Lindstrom
Nce Blakesleewiggs
Mae Hammergren
Guy Lindsey
Oscar Lindstrom
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Minnie Belding
Brie
Andrew Johnson
Ashyilie
Hewort Linsey
Bemis Point
Pearl Cheney
Emil Hammergren
Triman Anderson
Ahavica Hammergren
Archie Arnold
Dorothy Collins
Guibert McCroneh
Mes
Mate Samble
Ernest Cur
Rolf Carian
Edith Swanson
Anna Parker
Lamhestown
N.Y
Gertie Sampson
Bradford
Minnie Landaus
Chicagoohn Reick
Neyries
Elnser Weidner
Roy
Costes, Sportsisbille
Clare Gates
Pleasantville
Rasputin
Kermit Chindgren
Kennedy
Effie Drake
Delaware
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Ermine
Shontilers
Ruth Chara Einen
Rsteti
Thomas Troy
Etta Kett
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