Jamestown Men Arrested in Major Lottery Raid
Three Jamestown men were arrested in a sweep police said targeted a $25,000,000 lottery operation. State Police in Albany reported 26 people in 18 upstate counties were seized as raids continued, with millions in weekly lottery tickets captured and a local offender freed on bond awaiting trial.
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Jamestown
Schenec
Albany
New York State
John A. Gaffney
Upstate
Gaffney
U. S. Treasury
Harold C. Kent
Batavia
New York
George F. Lereon
Ossumne Company
Fine Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Haro W.simmons
North
Wan Street
Clare H. Bridlenbaker
Hazel- Jing Avenue
Bridenbaker
Former Bear Lake Resident Joseph Kolarich Dies at 81
Joseph Kolarich, 81, former Bear Lake resident, died this morning at the Rouse Home in Youngsville. His body was taken to Bracken-Keating Funeral Home and burial will be at the family’s convenience.
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Bear Lake
Joseph Kolarich
Rouse
Youngsville
Kolarich
Bracken-Keating
Pennsylvania to add over two billion in new plants by 1948
Harrisburg reports more than 2 billion dollars in new industrial plants and equipment will be added to Pennsylvania’s economy through 1948, based on a survey by the State Department of Commerce. Excludes wartime construction. centers on firms with 100 or more employees and includes major Erie county projects. The Cullinan diamond is also noted in context.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
State Department of Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Crps
J. Matthews
Duff
Erie County
Services Held For Mrs Allie Burlingame In Columbus
Rev H R Barris officiated at services Friday afternoon for the late Mrs Allie Burlingame. The rites were at Bracken Keaping Funeral Home with interment in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Bearers were sons and grandsons Arthur Herman George Thelo Eat and Carl Burlingame. Attending from distances included Arthur Burlingame R D Bear Lake Carl Burlingame Niabe George Burlingame Kenneth Wattons R D Spring Creek Thelo Burlingame Columbus Harry Johnson Spring Creek Mabel Johnson Garland Henry Smith Donald Smith Fredonia Ernest Foust Wrightsville along with many neighbors and friends.
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Allie Burlingame
H. Ray Barris
the &, A. B. Church
Allie 5
Burlingame
Bracken-Keaping Funeral Home
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Arthur
Herman
George
Thelo
Eat
Carl Buringame
Arthur Burlingame
R. D. Bear Lake
Carl Burlingame
Niabe
George Burlingame
Kenneth Wattons
R. D
Spring Creek
Thelo Burlingame
Harry John
Mabel Johnson
Garland
Henry Smith
Donald Smith
Fredonia
Ernest Foust
Wrightsville
Week's New CLYMER April 24 and local notices
Week's New Clymer notes a belated debt observation in South Ripley Grange with Worthy Matron presiding, Belgium program, vocal and piano solos, 33 guests. Anniversaries and funeral service details, gospel team from Houghton College visit, church program in Markey Corners with services and a free dinner, and community events including a surprise party for Hiram Beckarink. Drowning tragedy near Freedom, Ohio, with Tony Maruen, 22, of Beaver Falls, on the Ohio River. Federal highway construction figures cited for 1943 versus 1941.
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Clymer
Shige
Svinee Hall
South Ripley Grange
Worthy J Manor Glyde
Thrope
Progrem
Belgium
Clymer Grange
Woodrow Sayre
Walford Moore, Jr
South Chautauaus
Stedman
Min
Ip Millard-Filmore Hospital
Buffalo
Enink
River Freedom
Tony Maruen
Beaver Falls
Ohio River
Maruen
Elizabeth Peel
Erie County Bond Drive Aims To Sell 4.2 Million In Savings Bonds
Erie County launches a drive to sell 4.2 million dollars in Savings Bonds including series A B E PF and G. Robert W. Coyne calls the effort a weapon to keep things tight at home. Roy G. Mauer notes county quota of 2.845 million with bonuses and 1.355 million for F and G bonds, to run through June 1.
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Erie
Erie County
Robert W. Coyne
Treasury
Roy G. Mauer
First Naional Bank of Erie
U. S
Huislun
Mauer
Kansas City Police Assaulted By CIO Union
A CIO union clash at the packinghouse strike in Kansas City touched off an investigation by Mayor Clark B. Tucker. Police battled pickets at the Cudahy Packing Co. plant, sending 11 to hospitals as the city force dispersed the crowd. Union officials denounced the incident amid widespread injuries and hospitalizations.
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Kansas City
Kus
GIO
Clark B. Tucker
Cudahy Packing Co
United Packinghouse Workers of America
CIO
Ralph M. Baer
Union
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SEY
Levels Ridge
Flames
Unbttge Springs Ed
Venango Depart
Ywford
Emd
Rawford
Lebanon
Corry
Chevrolet
Granter
Santonanes
Epoed
Moiantum i Graies
inespeed_araminion
Ghuvrotet
Tay
JaisBuilt
Clude
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Clinton Street
Corry, Pa
North Corry
L. Armitage
Set Clymer
Bertha King
Howard Matthews
Hiram Beckarink
Donna Ton
Jansie Gravink
Llwellyn Legters
Twenttieth Century Club
Carlyle Neckers
Alfred Newhouse
Walter Schruers
J. d. Ragan
General Electric
Bevett
Meerdink
CO Union
Warren Brewin
Paul Plack
Charles E. Fuller
First Baptist Church
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue, Corey, Fenna
Ed Athaven
Privat
Phillips
Man
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