State surveys river control needs near Warren county
An immediate survey of flood and river control needs in Warren county and a possible deepening of the Allegheny river channel is planned by the State Department of Forests and Waters. Admiral M F Draemel announced the Harrisburg meeting and promised an engineer to study the Mood situation and make control recommendations for the Allegheny.
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Warren County
Allegheny River
State Department of Forests and Waters
Harrisburg
M. F. Draemel
Department
Draemel
Warren
Allegheny
Jamestown Child Dies In Route 17 Crash
Irvin Rice nine of West Ellicott died from a skull fracture after being struck by a car on Route 17 J near Priday while en route to a grocery store. Driver William J Larson sixty six of Ashville said the boy darted into traffic. This marked the eighth traffic death of the year and the fourth in less than a month.
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Jamestown
West Ellicott
Samuel T. Bowers
Irvin Rice
Walter Johnson
William J. Larson
Ashville
Merion Pratt
Celoron
Homer Danielson
Moscow Reports Price Reductions
Russian housewives shopped with a ruble that buys more as Pravda reports ongoing price cuts. The paper credits the party and government with a stable policy of reductions, noting progress in socialist industry meeting its first quarter plan ahead of schedule.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Dewey Backers Rally in Nebraska GOP Primary Push
April 10 Omaha dispatch notes Gov. Thomas E. Dewey widening his campaign in Nebraska with 9,000 people reached in five meetings, including 3,000 at an Omaha high school. Stassen campaigns in Washington and predicts leading the farm vote as seven-man race narrows to nominating choice. Fire destroys a smokehouse in Millstadt. $5,000 in currency hidden in a stove is lost.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Thomas E. Dewey
Nebraska
Paul Lockwood
Dewey
Lockwood
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Washington
Stascun
GOP
Wisconsin
Millstadt
Joseph Hobelman
Hoberman
Clymer Week Highlights Local Socials and Post Office News
Mrs Albert honored as twofoliowe ers the past week. ex servicemens wives dinner hosted by Ralph Damcott and others. Ruth Beckertnie resigns to become assistant postmistress at Clymer Post Office with Vivian Sing to marry April 20. Surgical patient Samuel Dunnewold moved to Corry Hospital. families visit and travel to Hamilton and Baltimore for health, hospital, and social events. Adult Bible Class, Legion auxiliary meetings, building plans for new Legion Building, and a tea at Corry referenced. new cashier Fred Bayless welcomed by bank staff, with many local residents attending gatherings.
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New Clymer
Albert, Earns
Mary Linda
Ralph Damcott
Ernest Hinsdale
Wilber Rénskers
Walter Colburn
Marian Galuip
Sheridan Wallace
Raymond Wassink
Ruth Beckertnie
Clymer
Vivian Sing
Samuel Dunnewold
Millard- Filmore
Buffalo
N.Y
Corry Hospital
Spitzer Ambulance
Neil Bradbury
Marilyn
Williamsville
Albert Kearns
Garret Tenpas
Hamilton
Mitch
Henry Tefipas
Henry Tespas
Grand Rapids
Mich
Martinius Cordia
Baltimore
Cordia
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Kenneth Koomar
Land Elaine
Earl _j Beckerini
Abbe Reformed Church
The
American Legion
Mmet
Carl Carlisch
Clifford Legters
Charles Howles
Milton Deuiniere
New Legion
James Gravink
Fred Bayless
Clymer State Bank
Martin urges South to quit Dem Party
Senator Edward Martin urged the Solid South to desert the Democratic Party in the 1948 elections. Speaking at the South state convention, he urged Republicans to embrace Jefferson and Jackson ideals, arguing most southern Democrats favor home rule and state sovereignty but vote for centralized Bureaucracy and heavy taxation.
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Columba
Edward Martn
Canaling Republica Party
Martin
Republica Party
Jefferson
Jackson
Dermernile
Pennsylvania
Tornado Kills Erie Man During Kentucky Derby Run
Arthur C. Raidel, 48, once from Erie, died in a Lexington tornado while transporting horses for the Keeneland track. He had lived in Louisville since last November. A telegram to his sister Mrs. Norman Brozell of Girard recounts horses and farm barns damaged at Keeneland, with 20 barns on the grounds and five hit by the storm.
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Brig
Arthur C. Raidel
Erie
Lexington
City
Norman Brozell
Girard
Rude
Louisville
Keenland Noe
Broezell
Keenland
Radel
Bertha M. Radel
Edinboro
Chautauqua County Cleared Of Bonded Debt Milestone
Mayville NY authorities announced Chautauqua County is free of bonded indebtedness after Treasurer Leslie A. Price handed a $26,000 check to John D. Hamilton, president of National Chautauqua County Bank, which acted as paying agent. Hamilton presented county bonds in return in a historic ceremony. Others present included Supervisors Holyrod and Rider, bank VP DeVillars, auditor Strand, and committee members Wille and Strubling. The move, begun in 1922, leaves the county among a handful state wide without bonded debt, aided by salt industry sources from brines.
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Mayville
Leslie A. Price
John D. Hamilton
National Chautauqua County Bank
Cherry Creek
John D. DeVillars
W. Q. Strand
Angie
Ite Board of
Ian Ades- Mon
Helgrad
Rider
Carrie M. Wille
Micott
Arthur L. Strubling
Dunkirk
Chauisuqua
Personal tax levy up 3 million in Erie County
Erie County officials anticipate a total personal property tax levy rising about three million dollars for the county and city districts. Willard Dynes, chief of the personal property fee department, foresees countywide assessments nearly two million higher than a prior figure while noting Erie’s Fourth ward will likely fall about a million dollars short of last year. A one-way motor vehicle route change on lower Peach, French and Sassafris streets goes into effect at 10 a.m. next Tuesday, per Mayor Sherman Hickey.
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Erie
Ccuttiem
Jweraonil
Tas Ebert
Williard Dynes
Dyckes
Erle
Peach, French
Sassafris
Sherman Hickey
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Belota Street
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Lindstrom
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McKean Bounty
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Justice Department
Timothy ¢. H. Mins
Esther Kang Tiong
Newton Memorial Hospital
Cassadaga
United States
Daniel Reed
Dunk Kirk
State Highway Department
Western Pennsylvania Asphalt Paving Company, Erie
Albion Borough
Frank Buffher
A.w.o
U. S. Navy
James H. Dust
U. 82 ‘Treasury
Centre Glee Club
George M. Kinley, Jr
Thin City
Eminatiog
WHN
New
Corry
Cory*Red and Gun Club
Columbus
General Electric Company
H. L. R. Emmett
John Brooks
East Main St
Chevrolet
Fisher
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Clinton Street
Corry, Pa
James TellMaken
Haybled Teuters
James Gravinle
Margaret Pancher
Corry Wednes
Fancher
Gravink
Pian
Ralph ‘Thompson
Charles
Hartles
South
DEM
Holt Furniture Store
Center Street
Baer
North Center Street
Heiman
Heiman Jewelers
Home Owned — Home Operated
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ncurenam
Chautauqua Co
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