Glasses of instruction for unemployed men planned
Twenty years ago on September 29 1933 a plan for city wide classes in various subjects to aid unemployed men was announced Local instructor James Lewis took interest and would marshal the program New officers for Lieut Elmer Carrier Post 865 American Legion were installed District Commander Lloyd Stowe presiding A F Garl sburg was named commander Paul Chase son of Frank and Mrs Chase suffered a scalp laceration from a fall on North Center street and was taken to Corry Hospital before going home later
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James Lewis
Nanzile
Lieut. Elmer
American Legion
Iquatters
Horn Block
Comander Lioyd Stowe
A. F. Garlsburg
Paul Chase
Frank Chase
North Center Street
Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania's Important Agriculture and Local Burglary
Police have no clues in the burglary at Crawford M. Woods Ways on First Avenue Weeines. The safe was ransacked but little of value stolen. A US Department of Agriculture report shows Pennsylvania leads in Northeastern farm product value in early 1953, with higher livestock sales and overall farm product value. Mrs. Ida Barton, wife of Grant Barton of Second Avenue, died at Corry Hospital after a period as a medical patient.
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Pennsylvania
Crawford M. Woods
First Avenue
United States Department of Agriculture
America
State Planning Board
Pennsylvania Department of
Commerce
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
North Atlantic
Ida Barton
Grant Barton
Second Avenue
Corry Hospital
How Smart Are You A Monthly Memory Quiz
A reading test presents ten questions to gauge memory and general knowledge. It asks about the Supreme Allied Commander Europe, birthplace clues, baptismal church, Copperheads in the Civil War, business gross vs net income, rattlesnakes fangs shedding, perpetual motion medicine, Kentucky’s Virginia ties, the Pope’s residence city, and the number of constitutional amendments.
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NATO
Europe
Harry
Philip
Queen Elizabeth
Great Britain
Kentucky
Virginia
U.S
Sparta Man To Serve Jail Time
MEADVILLE The court sentenced Bilis Newman 34 of Spartansburg to six months in county prison and fined him 300 plus costs for furnishing beer to Stanley Brandon 19 and a 14 year old boy on May 8. Brandon drove the car involved in an early morning Spartansburg crash. eighteen other defendants also faced sentencing before Judge Herbert A. Mook.
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Sparta
Meadville
Herbert A. Mook
Bilis Newman
Spartansburg
Newman
Stanley Brandon
Young Brandon
Mook
Crawford County
Police Crack Down On Teenage Drinking Ban On Minors
Captain Edward Williams of the police juvenile division ordered a crackdown on liquor sales to minors after rising teenage drinking reports. He cited many youths drinking after Saturday football games and said the State Liquor Control Board would be invited to help. He warned that any minor found with alcohol would be questioned about sources and bars involved would be targeted. He noted juveniles commit crimes after drinking, with many obtaining drinks at home, shifting responsibility to parents rather than police.
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Ehus
Edward Williams
Williams
State Liquor Control Board
Erie Men Sentenced for Theft of Plastics
Randolph Colonna and Joseph Orsi received four to eight months in county jail after pleading guilty to stealing plastics worth 14 845 dollars from Nosea Mfg Co. Defense Attorney Robert Chase said no money changed hands to the men who handed the goods to Erie dealer Ben Kaufman, who awaits sentencing.
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ERTE
Erie
Nosea Mfg. Co
Randolph Colonna
Joseph Orsi
Court Drops Conspiracy Charges in Appeal for New Trial
A fin appeal sought a new trial as conspiracy charges against Colonna and Orsini were dropped by the court yesterday. Judge Evans handed down other sentences including Frank F. Hecker of Erie for drunken driving with a $100 fine, costs and 60 days jail and James F. Henaler of Pittsburgh.
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Fin
Colonna
Orsini
Evans
Frank F. Hecker
Erie
James F. Henaler
Pittsburgh
Local Juvenile Judge Sets Fines and Terms for Offenses
Bruce Hayes 17 of West Spring Held faces a $100 fine and four months in jail for drunken driving related offenses. Charles W. Millen of Chicago receives three fraudulent conversion charges with restitution required and 42 days in jail concurrent with other terms. An additional case notes a $25 fine for turning offights to awarding ax test costs.
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Bruce Hayes
West
Charles W. Millen
Chicago
Erie Slayer of Low Seeks New Trial
Oscar McGrew seeks a new trial after Eric, found guilty of murdering his son Douglas, faced the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in Pittsburgh. Attorney John Wolford argues four points including adverse publicity, juror bias, inability to question Nellie McGrew, and unqualified ballistic testimony. The court’s decision is not expected for months.
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Ertesarguienance New Wit
Oscar McGrew
Eric
Douglas
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Atty
John Wolford
McGrew
Nellie McGrew
Brothers Feud Ends In Slaying Near Somerset Farm
In Somerset County a farm dispute between two brothers led to a shotgun killing of English war bride Kathleen Fochtman 33 and wounding of her father James Heys 58 from Stockport. Regis L Fochtman 32 brother in law faces preliminary hearing on an open charge. Husband Joseph Fochtman was away at the time.
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Somerset
Thomas Sterner
Kathleen Fochtman
New Baltimore
Somerset County
James E. Heys
Stockport
England
Regis L. Fochtman
Florida Governor Dan McCarty Dies in Tallahassee
Florida’s 41 year old Governor Dan McCarty died last night at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital after heart trouble and pneumonia. He remained conscious near the end and spoke to his wife and doctor before passing. Senate President Charley Johns will act as caretaker until a new governor is elected in 1954. McCarty, a Fort Pierce cattleman and citrus grower, served since January and led Florida for under nine months, the third governor to die in office. He was hospitalized after a severe cold the week prior, which developed into pneumonia following a September weekend illness. he had previously suffered a heart attack on February 25.
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Tallahasse
Fla
Dan
McCarty
Florida
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital
Senate
Charley E. Johns
Tallahassee
Starke
Zimmerman Renamed President of Pennsylvania Hotel Association
Eugene W. Zimmerman, hotel operator from Harrisburg and Gettysburg, will serve another year as president of the Pennsylvania Hotel Association. The move reinforces leadership continuity for the statewide hotel industry group.
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Associated Press
Joan
Rasonal Finance CO
N. Center ST
Corry
Harry Hall
YES
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Leed
Billy
Meerdink
House of Furniture
Shade
RCA Victor
AIC
Abineh Barton
Abineh
Ania
Uae
Maira Eal
Davis
Radio
Television
S. Genter
Bob Desmond
West Church St
Baes
Dormeyer
Firestone
Barney
South Center Street
Eleanor Lillie
Goldroom
Mighty Mac
Al's Cen
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