Driver Killed Near Union After Curve Miss Maul Injured
A Buffalo man, Edmund D. Reid, was killed when his car left Route 8 Hill near Baldwin Flats and plunged into a ditch. His female passenger, Miss Maul, was seriously injured and later listed as not critical. Police and witnesses described the crash as the car failing to negotiate the curve, the vehicle swinging into the ditch, and striking a fence before coming to rest. The driver and passenger were taken to local hospitals, with Reid pronounced dead at the scene and Maul remaining under medical care.
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Buffalo
Thinn City
Jénding Dows
Union City Hospital
Edna Patterson
Dating Alfred
Tin
Thaler
Unto
Asiacle
Core
Ubis City
Cpl
Gehr
Reith
saltahadIe Oy
Cendt
Mineer
Gily
Tost Central
Dok
Maul Ware
Kowlton Avenue
Kenmore
Rachel Relb
Townville
Union Cty
Aenold Pinetal
Manross Charged After Route 6 Collision Near Union City
Herman Manross of Union City was arrested Saturday evening after a crash on Route 6 west of town. He faced operating a car while intoxicated charges and was released on $500 bail for an April hearing. Joseph Luba’s car was damaged in the near collision as Manross’s vehicle careened across the road and struck the guardrail.
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Herman Manross
Union City
Opl
Gehr
Manross
Alfterman Gordon
Joseph Luba
Beaverdam Bridge
Luba
Montoro
Cpl
Corry Station
Tuba
Mantoss
March Weather Mirrors Last Year Despite Mild Spring
March brought unusually mild conditions with higher temperatures and light precipitation. Mayor Kinley notes a warmer overall March versus 1945, with 45.5 Fahrenheit mean, 2.8 inches rain and 0.5 inch snow, plus a first thunder on March 24 and 16 partly cloudy days. Snowfall for the winter reached 7.41 inches, far below the prior year. In New York, showers were brief and melted, with a 39 degree reading amid April fool’s day snow.
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Kinley
Riley
Conparigny
de Mareh
Goa
New York
Greek Voting Clears Way for King's Return
In Athens on April 1 unofficial returns from yesterday's parliamentary elections signal a heavy vote against Communists and left factions, hinting at King George II's possible return. The National Bloc leads, while violence erupts in several regions including an ambush that killed gendarmes. Premier Sophoulis resigns but is asked to stay briefly.
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Associatest Res
Athens
Kline George
Ulashes
Covmunibus Pune
Greece
Esilanites
National Bloc
Nabiobat Bloc
George Pypandreou
Themistorios Sophoulis
Dmaskines
Ministry of Public Order
Mt. Olympus
Meligala
Ambeloku
Floring
Western Thrace 1
Yanitaa
Supreme Court backs death clause in utility act
Associated Press reports from Washington April 1 state the Supreme Court upheld the death sentence clause of the public utility holding company act. The clause requires interstate gas and electric holding companies to limit to a single integrated system. The ruling follows North American Company’s appeal of an SEC order directing divestiture to leave only one utility system.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Public Utility Holding Company Act
North American
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
North Americano
Detroit Transit Strike Strands Nearly Two Million Workers
Nearly two million Detroit workers faced disruption as a transit strike began, halting operations at industrial plants and stranding riders. Union negotiators from Amalgamated Association of Street Elects and other bodies failed to reach a last minute agreement. police presence was noted but no incidents occurred as services paused briefly.
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Sy Associated Prony
Detroit
Meadvill er Worker Killed After Jump From Moving Diesel
Erie trainman Robert A Beatty 30? of Meadville was killed when he jumped from a westbound diesel on the Meadville line near Walnut street. Coroner ruled accidental death as decapitated body found on tracks about an hour later. Engineer J B Campbell led the train. investigation noted others observed the incident.
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Meadville
Walnut Street
Robert A. Beatty
Erie Railroad
D. 6
Beatty
Meadville Division
Lrst
Arthur H. Specker
Specker
H. A. Newarks
WL. Wood
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Vile
Sm. i
Treight
Dipset
J. B. Campbell
Stewart Street
Cunducloy Danala
W. Clapis
Arch Street
Salamanca
Luther King
Deactivation of U S Army in China Ordered
Associated Press reports Lieutenant General Albert C. Wedemeyer announced orders from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to deactivate most U S Army personnel in China by May 1. About 3,000 to 4,000 will remain for advisory, cease fire, and repatriation duties under the Military Advisory Group led by General George C. Marshall. Wedemeyer will depart for the United States Thursday. return unclear. He noted 6,000 to 8,000 troops in China now, with 85,000 at wartime peak. The 30,000 Marines under his command will revert to Navy control and may depart North China.
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U. S. Army
China
Associated Press
Shanghat
United States Army
Lh. Gui
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Ching
George C. Marshall
Wedemeyer
United States
Vilm Actor Dies in Hollywood at 62
Hollywood veteran Anil 148 Noah Beery Sr. dies at home in California. Beery aged 62, brother of Wallace Beery, noted film actor.
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Hollywood
Calif
Noah Beery
Wallace Beery
Erie City Employee Shot In Home
Jerome W. Dennington, 36, a city engineering aide, is in serious condition at Humot Hospital after a shotgun wound found near his chest. Detectives responded to the Dinnington residence after neighbors reported the shooting and found him in his bedroom with a 16 gauge shotgun nearby.
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Erie City
Erie
Jerome W. Dennington
City Engineering Burean
Humot Hospital
Ateles
Dennington
Tas Buly
Sergt
Alois Skoniecny
Chester
Densiine
U. An
Gid
Stolen car recovered after inquiry and chase
A damaged OCR report notes a stolen Oldsmobile hidden near a Mary Auntie Sin Won area. McCloskey recovered the vehicle with Jamestown police tracing owner papers found inside. Minor rear dent suggested attempted collision. car thieves sought by James Town police.
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Boylty Gouin
West Pleasant Streets
Heightlron
A. Milvisson
Winoody
Ponce
Ex GI Admits Firing Tobacco Warehouse Blaze
Sam Wes W I SteMy, a 54 year old ex soldier, has admitted starting a tobacco warehouse blaze in Lancaster County last week. Det Capt Jonny Kirchner said Steffy confessed to lighting the fire and aiding five men in battling the flames. He was held on $20,000 bail in Lancaster county Jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Sam
Wes Wi SteMy
Jonjy Kirosz
Lancaster County
Kirchner
Steffy
Strikes Settle at Two District Plants in Pennsylvania and New York
Three Pennsylvania and one New York steel fabricating firms signed CTU contracts ending nine weeks of strikes. Wage boosts of 18 percent enacted for 200 production and office workers at Walworth Co Greensburg PA Jamestown Mall Tyle Tron Corp Meadville Milyxble to Hii. Within days, New York plant to follow. Fire killed livestock at Clyde Menich farm near Meadville, causing $15,000 loss. No dairy cattle, five horses and one sheep among livestock.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New York Steel
Cto-United Steel Workers of America
Walworth
Greensbin
Jamestown Malle Tile Tron Corp
MaVeoner
Myay
Guy
Fon
Westmoryland County
Meadville
Indiana
Clyde Menich
Allies Report No Casualties In The Roundup Of 1000 Nazi Plot Suspects
In Germany, Allied officials say the roundup of nearly 1,000 Hitler youth conspirators over the past week yielded no casualties. Intelligence notes describe ongoing resistance as remnants of the underground movement, with leaders such as Arthur Axmann and Willi Heidemann under investigation amid plans to revive Nazism.
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Youll Tuebr
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German Girls Movement
Willi Heidemann
Hiller Jugend
Heidemann
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U. S. Third Army
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