Quiet New Year Spirit Lingers in Erie Community
New Year’s Day in Erie was quiet with many offices closed for inventory. Churches held limited watch parties, several families hosted gatherings, and local residents resumed normal business routines. Notable visits included Clark Fleming’s Los Angeles trip and family dinners across Erie, while Mrs. Nettie Fleming remained seriously ill at home. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary Scranton with several relatives in attendance.
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Erie
Savings and Loan Association
Federated
First Baptist
Double Dozen
Legion Hall
Hollis Dunham
Dale Ewen
Paul Casady
Dorothy Snodgrass
Bill Noland
Jan Hagen
Bill Locke
John Wright
Richard Campbell
Ronnie Hill
Clark M. Fleming
Jim
Los Angeles
Lewis Ferguson
Lori
Charles Kensinger
Terry
Clinton
Roger Kensinger
Kansas City
Gale Mullen
Harold VanCleave
Arkansas City
Sam Ricketts
VanCleaves
the Mullins
Galesburg
Cleo S. Dalton
Floyd Johnson
Gordon Barker
Chanute
Harold Heaton
Virgil Moody
Clark Fleming
Fred McCoys
Humboldt
L. G. Atkinson
Wayne Brillhart
Max Teeter
Erie Shriners
Pittsburg
Land
Ora Cheyney
Bob Cheyney
Charles Forsyth
Omaha
Chuck
Doctors Hospital
Nettie Fleming
Mahlon Edwards
Mary Scranton
Willis Moore
Ontario
Calif
Bess Krietzer
Richard Bonine
John Donnelly
Dorothy
Schiller Park
Claude Ross
St. Joseph
Charles Ross
Grainless Hawaii Poultry Feed Aims for Local Use
Honolulu AP reports University of Hawaii poultry experts have created a grainless feed using pineapple leaf meal molasses tuna blood meals meat and bone scraps and tallow. Vitamins and minerals to补plement are the only imported ingredients. Dr Ernest Ross notes eggs are slightly smaller due to tallow but the issue can be fixed.
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Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Hawaii
Hawaii Thermal Power abandons four of five volcanic sites
Hawaii Thermal Power Co. abandons four of five drilling sites after five months as cracks lava tubes and lost tools hinder work. One site yielded hot water and was shut down. The remaining rig sits on the slopes of Kilauea in the puna area.
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Honolulu
Mississippi convict nabbed in Lynn over prison leave tale
Kimble Berry 24 of Greenville Mississippi was arrested in Lynn on a Mississippi warrant after claiming a 10 day prison leave to recover 500000 stolen from a Hattiesburg robbery. Mississippi prison superintendent says Berry lied and that Aubrey Botts prompted the loot pickup. The case ties to a 1952 Lake Huron flood incident in the same report.
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Lynn
Mass
Mississippi
Kimble Berry
Greenville
Miss
Arthur B. Clark Jr
Fourth Circuit Court of
Berry
Parchman
Keiser, Ark
Barry
Hattiesburg, Miss
Fred Jones
Aubrey Botts
Jones
Botts
Bus Strike Grounds New Yorkers
A strike by 6,400 Transport Workers Union members halted service on the two largest private bus lines in New York City, affecting 1.3 million riders. Subway and car traffic increased as riders sought alternatives. public schools opened an hour late and some Catholic schools shifted schedules.
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New York
Queens
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Midtown
Yonkers Bus Corp
Westchester County
Transport Workers Union
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Surface Transit, Inc
Westchester Street Transportation, Inc
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