Veteran market operator Kibler dies at 56 in Hampt Hospital
J Roy Kibler, a veteran Girard market operator aged 56, died Sunday at Hampt Hospital. He had run the threat-dynamess in Girard for about forty years after starting with his father. He is survived by his mother Mrs Linnie Kibler two sisters Mrs J Stearns and Mrs Marion Shreve and several nieces and nephews.
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J-Roy Kibler
Girard ‘Mest
Hampt
Hospital
Linnie Kibler
J. Stearns
Marion Shreve
Kibler
Girard
Bendix
Franz
Farm implement maker argues for price relief to cover costs
In a company statement the firm says public guesses on wartime profits were far higher than reality. It cites 1942 to 1945 profits for International Harvester averaging far below public estimates and below normal times, warns price freezes strain margins, and requests modest price relief to preserve jobs and shareholder returns.
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Somerinas
Opinion Research Corporation
International Harvester
International Harvester Company
Federal Trade Commission
Public notice fragment yields incomplete details
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Man Withheld Name Taken Into Custody After Mental Health Claim
A young woman riding in a car near Central Avenue in Warren was reported to suddenly go insane and jumped from the vehicle. Police restrained her until she could be taken into custody for examination, with physicians declaring a mental ailment and arranging commitment to Warren General Hospital.
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Powell Motor Co
Erie Hit Run Victim Identified In Broad Street Death
Erie police seek hit-run driver in the death of 68 year old Michael Prainewicz found on Broad Street near Buffalo Road. Autopsy pending as investigators probe whether death resulted from a heart attack or vehicle strike after a second car dragged the body. Witness Jack Donovan saw the body and alerted authorities. Walter Aurand’s car struck then dragged the victim before stopping.
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ERIE
Michael Praiiewicz
Broad Street
Buffalo Road
Jack Donovan
Prainewies
Trattle
William J. McDonald
Ask
Walter Aurand
Broad’street
Aurand
Scretch
Joseph Apblebee
Local Notes and Incidents From Around Town
Hat Rack youth center terminates Elmer Pilling after twenty one years as game protestor and land manager. Glyde Decker appointed in District B 20. Charlie Creelan meat market window smashed by wine bottle blast. police investigation underway. Women of the Moose hold meeting with initiation planned. Donald Kennedy, 18, loses three fingers in dynamite cap accident at Kennedy home. Warren G Corbett to lead Third Presbyterian Church in Tarentum starting June 1. Mrs Lavina Wentling dies after auto crash injuries. Titusville votes daylight saving proclamation. OPA raises jams jellies and preserves sugar prices by half cent. Pennsylvania Society for Crippled Children to hold May 24-25 meeting in Philadelphia. No patients discharged from Corry Hospital Monday.
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Main and Vine
North East
DuBois
Elmer Pilling
Pilling
Glyde Decker
Penfield Pike
Warren G. Corbett
Franklin
Western ‘Theological Seminary
Third Presbyterians Ghusch
Tarentum
Oil City
Lavina B. Wentfing
Knox
Butler General Hospital
Wilson
Titusville
Hoenig
OPA
Pennsylvania Society For Crippled Children
Philadelphia
Corry Hospital
Butte Strife Eases After Three Days of Vandalism
Butte Montana relaxes after three days of unrest tied to a copper strike. Sheriff Al McLeod credits volunteers from veterans groups and striking miners union locals for reducing violence as police guard homes of nonstrikers. He plans to swear in 100 deputies.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
JOM
al McLeod
OTQ
International Union of Mine, Mil and Smelter Workers
CSO
McLeod
American Legion
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
CTO
Daylight Time Authorized by Council and Parking Light Plan
Council approves daylight time for city operations and endorses a Peniele light plan for a new public parking lot on East Washington Street. P. C. Miller urges a 1 percent wage and income levy to ease burdens on property owners, citing Toledo and other cities.
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Barnes
East Washington Street
P. C. Miller
Toledo
Pittsburgh Union Leaders Propose Revenue Share and Bridge Repairs
City officials debated sharing revenue from high earners and adjusting property assessments while planning near term repairs on the Sciata street bridge due to dangerous conditions. In Pittsburgh on April 16 a Westinghouse White Collar wage increase was accepted by the Federation of Westinghouse Independent Salaried Unions, covering about 20 000 members in 19 plants.
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Kendall
Miller
Erie
Oiretes Mantey
Copnell
Sciata Street
Pitsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Federation of Westinghouse
Filiutes
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Carlen
BLU Whime
Union City
Paull Willwerth
W. S. Willwerth
Edinboro
Holt's
Mayville
Clayton White
Stow
New York
Washington
White
Co-operative
Grange Tosque Federation
Holly's
Ube
Thorntom
Ginksnent
Thornton
Wuest
Lates
Cri
Costa
PabBe
International Servedien Aes
Pany
Pernaterfeld
Meerdink's
George J. Christoph
Elmer JL. Evans
C. D
A.toom
Warren
Donald BR. White
Corry
Sanford Secor
Wade
North Center
Women’s Relief Corp No. 49
Franz Furniture
Ridgway
Arnold C. Nelson
Nelson
W. M. Pierce
Herman’s
Corydon
Corydont
Kinga
Willow Creek
Allegheny River
George. Oberlin
Upper
Atlantic
Mac
Russell Peters
R. D
Cambridge Springs
Patois Corporation
G. E. Moran
C. C. Hoge
Edward R. Brown
Marietta College
Lady Franklin ‘Rebekat Lodge
Yelock
East Branch
West Spring Creek Hall
Warren County Grangary
Grace McQuistan
East Street
Sorenson's
West Main St
Dial
Charlie Creelan
South Franklin
Women of the Moose
Donald Kennedy
St. Elizabeth’s Hall
Counci
Perk’s Garage
Ford & Lincoln
Jerry Edwards
East Smith Street
America
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
Bexel
Center ST. Corry
Coats
Zaise
Al's Clothes Shop
Bernstein Bros
Aries
Ayer
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