Erie Man Held for Burglary in Hotel Break In
James Crozier was arrested after police found him hiding in a hotel men’s room during a burglary probe at the Pope Hotel. He pleaded not guilty to attempted burglary and is held without bail in Erie County Prison until an April 19 hearing.
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James Crozier
Ing
Pope
Fred Kueberlein
Andrew West
George Wochner
John Anthony
Crozier
William Holster
Heisler
Erle
Train wreck in Pennsylvania leaves one dead two hurt
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight wreck near Johnstown, Conemaugh, killed one brakeman and injured two crew members. R W Cook of Pittsburgh, R W Easley of Freeport, and L Croft of Freeport were treated. Locomotive overturned and 20 freight cars derailed blocking four tracks. Five wreck trains were dispatched to clear the right of way.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Conemaugh
R. W. Cook
Pittsburgh
JW. Easley
Freeport
L. Croft
Paraguay Elects New President and Congress Members
Paraguayans yesterday elected president Felipe Malas Lopez, a 49-year-old dentist who had served as provisional leader since February 28 after ousting Gen Raimundo Rolon. Rolon toppled President Juan Natalacio Gonzales on January 30. Malas Lopez will serve Gonzales’s term through 1959. Cigarette production in the United States reached one billion annually in 1950.
Russia ready to lift Berlin blockade rumors spread
British newspapers report a Soviet envoy, General Georgiev Malinin, en route with a new plan to end the Berlin blockade by turning the city over to the United Nations. Berlin officials call the reports speculative nonsense as American and British authorities deny any Soviet overtures.
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Russia
Berlin
London
Washington
Daily Mail
United Nations
Stali UN
Germany
Malinin
Vassily Sokolovsky
Pennsylvania Learner's Permit rules for teens
State Police note that youths over sixteen and under eighteen may obtain a learner's permit in Pennsylvania if a parent or guardian signs the application. Misstatements on the form carry a $100 fine and costs, with up to 20 days imprisonment if not paid.
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Pennsylvania
Hope of Reunion With Son Ends in Disappointment
Gary Indiana based report describes Mrs. Lloyd Collier of Pittsburgh who traveled to Gary seeking a missing Pennsylvania boy found wandering. The child, about two or three, is not her son Donald Collier who vanished last July near Rooster State Park. The boy suffers from malnutrition and impetigo and is under medical care. More than 2,000 people searched the park area at the time of disappearance.
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Associated Press
Gary
Anil
Pittsburgh
Lloyd Collier
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Don
Donald
Collier
Rooster State Park
Somerset
Requiem Mass Today for Mrs Jaskolski at St Elizabeths
Funeral service for Mrs Joseph Jaskolski held at 9 am at St Elizabeths Church with Rev Carl Heldl celebrating. Deacon Rev John DeSanti and sub-deacon Rev John Block of Lima Ohio. Beaters were sons Stanley Walter Frank Clarence Vincent and John Jaskolski. Interment in St Elizabeths Cemetery. Attending from away included Mrs Mary Cherek Waliso Wis Mrs Jean Schmitts Mrs Lillian Jaskolski Mr and Mrs Vincent Jaskolski Clarence Jaskolski Mr and Mrs Walter Jaskolski and daughter Theresa of Milwaukee Frank Jikolski Mr and Mrs Joseph Skizypcxik and sons Michael James and daughter Irene and Mr and Mrs James Harrison of Erie.
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Joseph Jaskolski
St. Elizabeth's Church
Carl L. Heldl
John DeSanti
John Block
CSRS
Lima
Stanley
Walter
Frank
Clarence
Vincent
John Jaskolski
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Mary Cherek
Waliso
Wis
Jean Schmitts
Lillian Jaskolski
Vincent Jaskolski
Clarence Jaskolski
Walter Jaskolski
Theresa
Milwaukee
Frank Jikolski
Joseph Skizypcxik
Treasury report shows April 14 budget gaps and debt total
Treasury daily report records net receipts of 24.66 million, expenditures 91.41 million, cash balance 4.60 billion, total debt 251.45 billion, and a decrease of 1.41 million from the prior day. The figures reflect the government’s fiscal position as of April 14.
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Treasury
Washington
Rail Workers Start Walkout Against Ontario & Western
Associated Press reports four operating brotherhoods struck the Ontario and Western Railroad in New York mobilizing about 400 workers at 6 a.m. The walkout aims for a 10 cent hourly wage rise, part of a contract from last Fall. Gebhardt, trustee, said no further details were available. The strike involves engineers firemen and enginemen trainmen and conductors, and covers freight routes between New York and Pennsylvania. The unions had threatened and then authorized the action from national headquarters.
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Associated Press
New York
Ontario & Western Railroad
H. L. Gebhardt
Gebhardt
Thieves steal $1700 from city candy shop and florist
Burglars broke into a downtown candy shop and a florist over the weekend and escaped with more than $1700. Police reported the incident occurred in Pittsburgh. Detectives search for suspects as authorities review nearby security footage and inventory records.
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Pittsburgh
Bur, Iglars
Catholic teachers appeal ousters to pope in Boston case
Three Catholic instructors dismissed by Boston College for accusing the Jesuit school of heresy appeal their ousters to Pope Pius XII a second time. James R. Walsh says the group sought papal review amid claims Fr Keleher at Boston College acted without consulting Archbishop Cushing. Vatican sources note jurisdiction lies with Boston's archdiocese.
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Powell
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Father Love
Corry
John Love
Brie
Sunset Drive-In Theatre
Waterford, Pa
Pee Cnet
Ott and Costello
Shawn
Stahl Gewelens
Son
Robert L. Niles
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Niles
International
Rug Cleaning Superior Cleaning Co
East
Washington St
Dry Cleanin Li Fur Storage Ruging
Denality
Keystone Filk
Puritan Coffee Honest Loaf
Florida
R. P. Beckwith
Willys
N. Center St
Al's Clothes Shop
Othe
Toi
Bosox
Phil
Yankees
Tim Jured
Sint
Opagu East
Kentile
David F Kennedy
Franz
Model Dairy Co
West Smith Street
Corry, Par
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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