Frost damages hit cherry and grape crops across county
Paul Crossman reported frost damage across orchards and vineyards along Route 20 and nearby areas. Sweet and sour cherries suffered in some blocks, while grape shoots and blossoms showed frost burn. Losses appear spotty with some farms untouched due to tree shelter and slope, while others faced heavier damage.
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Usipe
Molly
Agnile
Hie
Miong
Paul Crossman
Grossman
Atin
Bief
Lake Plain
Route 1
Girard
Harbaroreek
Route 20
Crossman
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files April 30 1945
Capt J D Bentley dies at East Main street home after long illness. Tax collector Gworge Gordon reports about $9500 in sellou taxes collected. total city assessment stands at $109068.85. Warren County moves to improve the Corry Warren road to Bea Lake and into Chautauqua county. Corry Rod and Gun Club plans perch stocking at Columbus pond with fish shipped from Union City. Corry High invited among 400 schools in several states for the Ninth Annual Interscholastic Track Meet at Carnegie Tech May 6. Columbus voters approve a $4500 bond issue for school remodeling and operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gworge Gordon
Ely
Frank Lillie
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Yesteray
Columbus
Union City
Corry High
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Rayburn May Gain More Freedom Of Action In Speakership
Washington dispatch notes Rayburn could wield greater independence after the Folly Roosevelt era. analysts say the Speaker may rely more on personal skill and parliamentary knowledge than strict party rule. The piece recalls past speakers and the balance of power between the Speaker and the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Rayburn
Mur
Washington
Henée
Capitol
Roosevelt
Ray
Ajie Pulaeh
Oye
Vie
Maine
Ted
George W. Nomis
Nebraska
Audi Plix
Amd
Champ Clark
Misouri
Nicholas Lonerworth
Ohio
William Bankhead
Alabema
John Nance Garner
Raybivn
Texas
Banham
Bonham
Rayburn
Willy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Died Saturday Jamestown native H C Chadwick
Jamestown April 1 longtime Corry native H C Chadwick died Saturday morning at 6 15 in Jamestown. He lived in Jamestown for 54 years and served in the Army and its branches. Survived by his wife Wilhelmina French Chadwick two daughters Nancy Carolyn Chadwick and Anne Penfield Chadwick of Bas Trop Texas two aunts Sel Chadwick and Mrs Whetsell. He was born May 26 in Covey Pennsylvania and attended local schools before moving to Jamestown. He was active in Westminister Presbyterian Church and served as president of its board of trustees and belonged to Masonic bodies Free and Accepted Masons Crescent Lodge and Pythian order.
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Jamestown
Tenty
Chadwicks
Yeterany Pial
Mmpany
Siliielay
Wil
Vieile French Chadwick
Dayton
Nancy Carolyn Madwick
Ys City
Tatu Chadwick
YW. S Army
Camp Swift
Baetrap
Toxo
Heny Sheldon Chauwick
Sonn Ovens Service
Army
Wilington
Det
Anne Penfield Ghyelwick
Bas~trop
Texas
Chadwick
Covey
Von
Coraline Bajo Chadwick
Ab Heine
Nasisl Oal Honinger
Westinster Presbyterian Church
Whitliffe
Board of Trusters
Maxcns
Crescent Lodge
Pythiia
Cabinet Changes When Vice Presidents Take Over
The piece outlines how cabinet shifts followed vice presidential successions since the Civil War, noting few changes under certain presidents and more turnover under others. It cites figures like Secretary Morgenthau and Perkins, ages, and anticipated moves around January 20, 1949, with names such as Hull and Stettinius cited in relation to future posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Arthur
Johnson
Harding
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Danzherty
Department
of Justice
Agriture
Wallace
Commerce
Ty T. Roosevelt
Teles
Agriculture
Perkins
Mr. Tekes
Additon
Morgenthau
Treasury
James
Tamadim") Wilson
Town
Stimson
Hull
Sam Francisco
Stettinus
Wiskara
Cometessi
Biddle
Trman Wile
Senate
Honal
Hannegais
Ring and bonds stolen at Erie office
An Erie office report details the loss of a purse containing valuables and bonds, taken from a desk. The suspect, described as nervous and shifty, fled via the building’s elevator and disappeared at State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
B. M. Beukaokt
Nelotre Company
Bepkeck
Amode
Agni Moor
State Street
Gout in History and Modern Understanding
A snippet from a medical column traces gout from a ninth century manuscript to Thomas Sydenham, noting the shift from viewing gout as a rich man's disease to a condition not tied to social class. It explains uric acid excess, joint chalky deposits, severe pain, and treatment via medications bed rest and a bland diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sydenham
Ami
Golden Lax Tablets Promote Appetite and Health
An old ad claims Golden Lax Tablets taken at night curb distressing gas and restore a comfortable sense of health. It markets the tablets as a gentle tonic laxative that removes intestinal poisons, priced 25 and 50 cents, available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrow
Two Bus Drivers Held In Erie Case
Alfred Behr aged 29 and Thomas Burdick age 29, bus operators, were held by police on larceny charges after a woman, Mrs. Helen Johnson, accused them of taking her car keys and driving away in her auto. The car was recovered near Bth and State streets. The case awaits hearing before Alderman William Schapaci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Alfred Behr
Thomas Burdick
Helen Johnson
William Scha Paci
Funeral Services For Mrs Wolfeord Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Anne Wolford were held Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Bracken Kealing Funeral Home. Frank Whiteley officiated with bearers Joh McLaughlin Wilcox Frank Grice Pat Weber Floyd Waterman James McDonnell. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Out-of-town attendees included Henry Vashey family from Philadelphia and others from Highland Park Ferndale Jamestown North East Eric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nektony Bracken- Kealing
Anne Wolford
Frank Whiteley
Christian Science Church
Joh McLaughlin
R. Wilcox
Frank Grice
Pat Weber
Floyd Waterman
James McDonnell
Pine Grove Cemetery
Myr
Henry Vashey
Henry Vashey and Son, Philadelphia; Mx. and Mrs. Robert, McCrea, Highland Park
Mich
J. H. Baxter
Ferndale
Frank Kipling
Jamestown
Walter Lick
North East
Charles Coyle
Capt
Robert Fortune
Eric
Erie ex Marine shot to death
Paul Thomas Cutright a former Marine discharged for being 17 was killed Saturday at 5 30 pm when a rifle fired unintentionally while he was tying it under his bed. Coroner Warren W Wood ruled the death accidental. He had left high school at 16 to join the Marine Corps and was awaiting his 18th birthday to rejoin. Survived by his mother Mrs Trene Cutright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Thomas Cutright
Warren W. Wood
Wood
Bood Spits
Marine Corps
Corps
Trene Cutright
Crisis notes on Poland Argentina and Dumbarton Oaks plan
Wartime policy report outlines a new crisis in Poland and Argentina. It details key commissions for the Dumbarton Oaks conference including General Provisions General Assembly Security Council and World Court with aims to define a world organization and expanded roles for small nations and peacekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehalymen
Faw-Nqlion mx
World Organization
Assembly of All Nations
Security Council
Dumbarton Oaks
WL Pations
Smpilta
World Court
Commission
How's Your I Q Pause Six Corner Answers
A scrambled quiz asks seven questions on topics from Merkers salt mine loot to New Zealand islands, vicinals, Wesley, Soviet Arctic, coffee, dairy, U S presidents, Austria capital, and Freckles author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Q
Merkers
Germany
New Zealand
Charles
John Wesley
Soviet
Russia
Arctic
William Coyle Dies at Union City Home
William Coyle, 62, died late Saturday at the home of his brother Frank Coyle at 14 Monae Street, Union City, after a stroke. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. in St. Teresa's Church, Upton City, with burial in Union City. He is survived by his father and a sister, Mrs. John Sul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Coyle
Frank Coyle
Monae Street
Imlon City
Phneral Serviers
St. Teresa's Church
Upton City
Union City
John Sul
Mrs Lionel Silloway Dies Sunday Morning
Mrs Lionel Silloway dies Sunday morning after long illness in community. Survived by husband and children Clarence Brumley Jamestown Robert Wood Wesleyville Harvey Bromley in service Alpha Maine Louis Maine Pratt Green Cony Ann Misses Riu Esther Sillaway. Funeral will be Wednesday at 1:45 PM at home then Rose Hill Cemetery Spartanburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Silloway
Sunder Mori
Tao
Oho Laem
Leeréwaardisda
Ades
Clarence Brumley
Jamestown
Robert Wood
Wesleyville
Harvey Bromley
Alpha Maine
Louis Maine
Pratt Green
Cony
Ann
Riu
Esther Sillaway
Welock
Rose Fil
Spartanburg
Polk Inmate Found Dead Under Garage
Ayril Franklin, 30, of the State Training School at Pattisburg, was found dead beneath a garage building at the intersection of Route 62 and Route 51 owned by Frank Bell. Police and Pvt Charles Handcuff responded after the discovery around 7:10 p.m. Saturday. Decomposition noted. death attributed to natural causes per Dr. P. E. Cushingham.
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Pranklin
Ayril
Tne
Davin
Pati
Natitubian
Parage
Franken Bell
Titantown Sin
Davi
Bell
Tuitains
Charles Handcuff
P. E. Cusiingham
Franklin
Venango
Erie crash victim in fair condition
Burton Pitting, 1, underwent delicate brain surgery at Cleveland Clinic after a car crash near Erie Friday. He was reported in fair condition with a fractured skull. Dr J M Schilling, who rode to Cleveland by ambulance, said the operation was a success and he has a good chance to recover.
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Erie
Apri
Burton Pittiing
Cleveland Cline
Pitting
J. M. Schilling
Fitting
Cleveland
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J. DB. Bentley
East Main Street
Stoke
Warren County
Corry-Warren High Way
Bea Lake
Chautauqua County
H.C. Chadwick
Art Metal Construction Co
Keystone VanCise
Mare T. Perret Barlow Bisck
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Florida
Maxwell House
Chase & Sanborn
Bet
Poland
Argentina
Farwest
Lurtig
Niume
Austria
Heiman
William Coyle
Bernstein Bros
Polk
Sarage
Masa Evea
Riverside Tires
Ayaazo
Sass
Montgomery Ward
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