Fifth Request For Release Of Bandit Suspects Is Made
In Chicago on June 22 the fifth writ of habeas corpus was sought for Fred Thompson the sex masquerader his alleged husband Frank Carrick and his wife Marie Clark held as murder suspects in the Tesmer case. Their attorney acted for Mrs Earl Deer wife of a bandit hanged last year.
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International News Service
Chicago
Fred Thompson
Frank Carrick
Marie Clark
Richard C. Tesmer
Earl Deer
Forty-Two Students Graduate From St. Marys This Year
St Marys parochial school closes for summer as forty two students complete their course. They will be graduated in a Sunday afternoon service at 3 30 with honor awards and special music.
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St. Mary Parochial School
Traffic police to patrol church district Sunday morning
Mayor Fred L. Rentz announced a traffic officer will be on duty in the church district on North Jefferson Street Sunday morning to prevent traffic blockades.
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Fred L. Rentz
Church District
North
Jefferson Street
Garbage furnace resumes operation under Howard Phillips
Howard Phillips, superintendent of the garbage department, announced the garbage furnace is in operation for the first time since May 10. The roof of the building has not yet been completed but the furnaces are burning.
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Howard Phillips
Garbage Department Today
Burglary Sparked by Hard Times in Reubens House
Larry the Blood, a reformed thief, enters the Reubens home to steal silver. He is caught by veteran owner with a revolver. The scene shifts to a upstairs cupboard where Larry is coerced by the old man into a job offer after exposing a hiding place for money.
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Larry the Blood
Baby Michael
Larry
Minnie
Reubens
N Street
Jackson Avenue
Jimmy
Fortune
Old Reubens
Kentucky Lawyer Recalls Pension Damages Suit Tale
A Kentucky lawyer recounts a Bulhitt County story of a tall native who seeks to sue Old Man Haskell's estate for damages to miss his wartime pension. He claims he was drafted, later not needed, and would have earned a pension had he served. The tale echoes heated wartime grievances and legal barber-shop talk.
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Ike Hotspur
Kentucky
Bul- Hitt County
Haskell
Pittsburga
Ordinance on Licenses for Theatres and Amusement Venues
An ordinance regulating licensing of moving picture theatres and other amusement places was read to the council. It was withdrawn after Councilman Davies objected to a clause about concerts, which he said had never yielded profit.
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Council Today
Davies
Four Autos In Crash Leave Two Drivers Shocked
Two auto accidents occurred in the city today. Albert Ster man struck Quincy McBride on East Washington street damaging the left front fender. Louis Gillman driving his brother s car hit Martin Leonhardt s parked vehicle on Cunningham avenue leaving Leonhardt s car nearly wrecked.
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Albert Sterman
Quincy McBride
East Washington Street
Louis Gillman
Martin Leonhardt
Cunningham Avenue
Leonhardt
Thorson and Elder Win Laurel Avenue Grading Bid
Thorson and Elder were awarded the contract to grade Laurel avenue between Mercer and Young streets after their bid of 204 dollars was read to the council by the City Clerk.
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Thorson & Elder
Laurel Avenue
Mercer and
Young Streets
Brown Engineer Estimates Grading Cost for 102 Yards
The engineer estimates the grading expense for 102 yards at $204, outlining a preliminary project cost.
Mulberry Street Opening Between Rock Street and Cleveland Ave
Council reports Mulberry street will open between Rock street and Cleveland avenue. A committee favorably reports the project and appoints viewers to assess damages.
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Cleveland
Council Today
Mulberry Street
Rock Street
Cleveland Avenue
Council
Kiwanis Picnic Signs Approved For Cascade Park
L. C. Mantz Kiwanis secretary reports council approval to erect signs directing Kiwanians to Cascade Park for the Indians picnic on June 27.
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L. C. Mantz
Kiwanis Club
Cascade Park
City Council Hears On Electricity to Municipal Plant
New Castle Electric proposes light service to the municipal garbage plant available if desired. The council was informed today about the potential electrical connection and its status for the facility.
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New Castle Electric Company
Marquee Plan Approved For Lou Mather Store
Lou Mather, jeweler on East Washington Street, informs the council that it does not object to erecting a marquee in front of his shop today as a permitted business improvement.
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Lou Mather
East Washington Street
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted: Frank Gary on Beaver Street. Discharged: Jack Weatherby on Division Street, Howard Burger on Delaware Avenue, and Robert Stratton on Newell Avenue.
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Frank Gary
Beaver Street
Jack Weatherby
Division Street
Howard Burger
Delaware Avenue
Robert Stratton
Newell Avenue
Young Man Vanishes After Leaving Home
Joe Golling aged 18 of 988 North Liberty Street is missing after leaving home. Police seek clues. description notes a green cap white waist shorts and brown shoes as last seen attire.
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Joe Golling
North Liberty Street
City council to inspect roadway near 525 Taylor Street
Councilmen will view a section of the roadway near 525 Taylor Street following a request by William Kaufman. The site visit aims to assess repairs and plan improvements for the street in the neighborhood. Local officials will review conditions and outline next steps.
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Taylor Street
William Kaufman
City Ditch Reopened by Rain Halts Access to Home
A local resident complains that a ditch the city filled has been opened by rain, making it impossible to reach his residence by car. He urges action to restore access and prevent further flooding or damage to his property.
Bicycle Recovered After Theft Report
Detective Thomas Lynch recovered a bicycle stolen after being parked on Water Street. A young boy who had been in possession of the bicycle appeared before the mayor and claimed he found it.
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Thomas Lynch
Water Street
Bell Telephone pole removal ordered from Sage residence
Council today passed a motion ordering the Bell Telephone company to transfer a pole placed before the residence of D. L. Sage to another location, completing the removal action.
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Bell Telephone Company
D. L. Sage
Cor
Council Orders Pole Move From Holton Street
A council meeting reports a nuisance from a pole placed at Holton street and orders its transfer to Fulton and State street, with Mr Sage noting the nuisance and the decision to relocate.
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Ner
Fulton and
State Street
Sage
Holton Street
Council
Man Threatens Boardinghouse Owner After Altercation
Police rushed to Division Street after reports of a man with a revolver. Arriving officers found no weapon but learned he had made threats following a dispute with a boardinghouse proprietor.
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Division Street
Tickets On Sale For Mog Pugh Tremaine Boat Race
Tickets for the Mog Pugh Tremaine boat race at Erie are available at Sol Davis barber shop S. W. Lewis store and the Chip smoke palace.
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Erie
Sol Davis
S. W. Lewis
Chip Smoke Palace
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Thompson
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's Parochial School
Truscan
D.G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Avenue
Washington St
DE Luxe
New Castle
G. H. Walters & Co
Reliable Bike Dealers
Mercer Street
Western Newspaper Union
AdAad
Jacquette At
Milan
Athletic Union
Nainsock
Zephyr Ginghams
Ritter
Brown & Hamilton
Teleem
Malden
Shenango Valley Hospital
Union National Bank
East Long Avenue
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