Federal Jury Returns Multiple Indictments In 20th Century Case
A federal grand jury on Tuesday returned numerous indictments across several states. Edward E. Smith and wife Clara of Route 89 north of Lowville face counts tied to a farm loan misuse. Others include Esther Mays indicted for postal fund embezzlement, Arthur Perlow and Harry Creditor of McKeesport on multiple counts of embezzlement, and James Stewart of Swissvale among several charged for mailing fraud and related offenses. The panel also charged individuals for transporting a girl in white slavery, selective service violations, naturalization fraud, and use of the mails to defraud. The grand jury resumed Tuesday morning work.
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Stohi
Edward E. Smith
Clara
Lowville
Farm Credit Administration
Esther G. Mays
Seneca
Gharles Vismosky
New Salem
Selective Service
Arthur J. Perlow
Mcntesport
Dating Hancock Eife Insurante Co
Comany
Harry J. Creditor
Keesport
Perlow
Mutual Co
Francis R. Mort
Steven Mort
Cambria
U. S. Army
John Bair
New Castle
Youngst Wn
Ohio
Rsymond A. Krobert
Ernest Ross Lee
Pittsburgh
Andrew Eyendale
Garmichalls
Selective Service Set
James R. Stewart
Swissvale
Eva
Jakoviel
Washinton
Ceclin Weiss Berkovita
Clairton
County to Assess Housing Projects
Erie report says county solicitor advised that government housing projects and certain factory additions may be taxed. Officials expect millions in new assessments to appear on county rolls. Taxing power may extend to city and school district as well, with a joint meeting planned to determine the course.
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Erie
Jacob Held
John Pokorski
Held
Pokorski
Clymer PTA Opens With Rebekah Elections and Local Notices
The community reports a busy spell with the Clymer PTA opening meetings and a Rebekah Lodge election. Highlights include the Buffalo-Clymer Missionary conference at Abbe Reformed Church with speakers from New Brunswick and Kentucky, and various social activities, moves, and visits within the area.
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Rebekah
Clymer
Waterfowl Refuges Expand Under Uncle Sem Plan
A historical note recalls 1920 waterfowl estimates at 100 million and 1933 timber decline to 98 million, with 102 federal refuges covering 6 million acres. The refuge program, accelerated by Uncle Sam, grew to 200 refuges and about 13.1 million acres, while waterfowl numbers rose.
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Dawa
Uncle Sem
Beaver Prison Fugitive Details Escape Plot In Beaver Case
Beaver Pa September 30 Associated Press George Puskar Ambridge auto dealer testified about former Mayor C W Calvin a deputy jail warden who allegedly opened the county jail door in May 1941 letting him escape. Puskar recalled meeting Beaver Falls loan agent Alex Bentley in Cleveland and described forged auto leases used to obtain cash with witness Hawkins also linked to the fraud.
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Associated Press
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George Puskar
Ambridge
C. W. Calvin
Beaver Pulls
Calvin
Puskar
California
Alex Bentley
Beaver Falls Auto Loan
Bentley
Pusker
Clvin
Bently
Rochester
Beaver Falls
Cleveland
Hawkins
Marine Private Walter Waldo Wounded in Guadalcanal Battle
Private First Class Walter A. Waldo of the United States Marines is hospitalized in Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands after sustaining injuries. Parents Mr and Mrs Glenn A. Waldo report the condition as "fairly good" though details of the injury remain vague. Waldo enlisted January 3, 1942, trained at Paris Island and New River, and left the U.S. June 8 for the Solomon Islands where he spent his 19th birthday at sea. He is a Gridley Hunt High School graduate.
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Lout Dayton
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New Bronswieck
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Women’s Board of Foreign Missions
Merle Twemer
Annville
Plera Darrow
Japan
Gripsholm
Clymer Bog Co
Rebekah Rooms
Wennesday
Minford Hinsdale
Fort Nisger
Pete Morrison
Minford
Clymer Bag Company
Everett Legters
Warren
Ida Leutos
Kenneth Bopman
Warold Bull
Edwin Hayes
S U. S Naval Construction Battalion
American’ Samoa
Rebekah! Lodge
Clifford Grist
Rete Spencer
Lifford Grist
Bruce
Prewsburg
Harold Bull
Janet
Harold
Mary Hayes
Youngsville
Pred Crascutt
Panama
N. Y
James Creeult
Joe McWilliams
Butler
Earl Beckerink
Ruth Beckerink
William Gravik
Buffalo
T the
Red & White
Albert Manuel
Hendallville
Ind
Clymer Central School
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Solomon Islands
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United States Marines
Red Cross
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West 11Th Street
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Pariis Island
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N.C
United States
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Gridley Huntor High School
Warrants Issued for Five Blackout Violators
Judge Allen issues warrants for five alleged violators of the September 16 blackout. Bargar Tuesday morning. warrants to be served by police. All arrestees to be brought to headquarters and booked on blackout law violations. Defendants must post $50 bail.
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Sepp
Ware
Allen
Soldier George Glavis marries in wartime notice
Serving with 36th Engineers Corp. George Glavis of the 6th Engineers stationed at Fort Bragg N C is the son of Mr and Mrs Steve Glavis Route 4 Spartansburg Pa The article notes his marriage to Mrs Virginia Lois Camp of Sherman N Y on March 26 and his receipt of a corporal’s rating in early June 1942.
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6Th Engineers
Por Bragg
N. C
Steve Glavis
Route 4
Spartansburg
Glavis
Thessegnias
Oakster
Virginia Lois Camp
Sherman
N. Y
All-Woman Jury Makes History in Chautauqua County Case
An all-woman jury began hearing a criminal case in Chautauqua County just before Judge Lee L. Ottaway. Walter H. Nordberg, 98, of 131 Sampson Street, Jamestown, is charged with grand larceny first degree. Nordberg is represented by Michael D. Lombardo of Jamestown, with Walter Miller as assistant district attorney prosecuting.
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Mayvicls
Lee L. Ottaway
Walter H. Nordberg
Sampson Street
Jamestown
Michael D. Lombardo
Walter, Miller
700000 Kinds of Insects Named and Described
The article notes 700000 named insect kinds with new species still described. In North America 50000 kinds exist, and about 6500 are consistently destructive each year.
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