Twenty Years Ago From Journal Filed August 9 1926
Reports of local accidents include Mr and Mrs John Christensen of Gould Street struck near Waterford by a heavy bus leaving Mrs Christensen with three broken bones in her right hand and shock Mr Christensen with injuries to his left hand and shock A negro is held on concealed weapons charge during the investigation. Lulu Mae Wilson dies at 63 West South Street after nine months illness John Bensink injured from a hayload fall with broken ribs and bruising Philip Hilfast and Miss Fannie Butts wed at Mayville Rev William Alfred Gay former pastor dies in New Jersey China Japan tensions provoke war fears and US policy debate on China and Chiang Kai Shek government reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christensen
Gould Street
Waterford
Christensen
My. Christensen
Lulu Mae Wilson
West South Street
Nocturnal cramps linked to bed warmth and circulation
The Medical Society notes nocturnal leg cramps affecting the elderly arise from reduced local blood flow. It cites low calcium intake, minimal milk consumption, and argues bed warmth may worsen cramps while cooling the limb could help. Heat increases surface circulation, refrigeration lowers it, challenging prior beliefs.
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Cme
Prepa
District Attorney orders arrest for unpaid fines in Erie
Erie officials move to collect overdue fines and costs by issuing bench warrants for 18 defendants. Clerk Evelyn Wilson says about 25 warrants will be issued by week’s end as nonpayment cases pile up since last year. Defendants face immediate settlement or jail until arrangements are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Damian J. McLaughlin
Evelyn Wilson
Quiz questions and world history trivia
Seven questions cover baseball team nicknames Indian political leadership burial sites famous conferences and classical myths. Topics include origins of The Origines team name Teheran Conference leaders Beriberi nature Sonja Henie birthplace Saint David patron of Wales and a large long-eared plains animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lassie
Baltimore
South Sea Island
Achilles
Wales
Court orders compliance with seizure of items
A court insists the subject must produce the items in question, stating there is no way to avoid the requirement. The ruling emphasizes the legality of the order and the obligation to surrender the contested property.
Local fines largely range from fifty to two hundred dollars
In several cases the mount due involved substantial fines and reached as much as 200 dollars. The remaining cases averaged around 50 dollars.
Debate Over U S Withdrawal From China Marines
Reports from the State Department and Far East officers spark debate on whether 22 000 U S marines should depart from China While Senators Hallender and Butler call the situation hopeless and urge withdrawal American policy reassessment follows President Truman s December 16 1945 China policy statement urging unity democracy and peace in the Pacific and continued aid to disarm and evacuate Japanese troops Marshall s mission began with truce and coalition talks but civil strife renewed and a May 5 constitutional assembly was postponed Congress authorized 271 small surplus ships to China and Navy assistance though a modernization bill stalled.
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China
State Department
Far East
United Ites
Ching
Truman
Marshall
Chungking
Pacific
United States
White House
Gen. Marshall
Araman
Constitutional Assembly
Congress
U.S. Navy
Out Fe
Republic of China
Ridgway Reports Third Case of Infantile Polio
A third polio case is reported in Ridgway. The patient, Luray Staff, 10, is the son of LeRoy and Alness Staff. Diagnosis followed spinal tests at Elk County General Hospital. The child was moved to Municipal Hospital in Pittsburgh.
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Midgway
Ridgway
Luray
LeRoy the Alness
Elk County General Hospital
Mu Wicipal Hospital
Pittsburgh
Staff
F. C
Coast Guard
U. Gs
Alaskan
St. Marys
Mrs Eva Dahl Dies After Surgical Stay in Corry
Mrs Eva E Dahl wife of Gunt H Dahl of 962 East Mary street died Thursday afternoon at Corry Hospital after a three day illness. She was born February 5 1842 and lived in Corry forty years. Surviving include her husband a daughter three sons five grandchildren four sisters and a brother. Funeral at Davison Funeral Home 469 East Main street Monday at 2:30 pm. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Eva E. Dahl
Gunt H. Dahl
East Mary Street
Dahl
Corry Hospital
Butler County
Corry Toy
Methodist Church
J. P. Wakas
Obicora
Earl McKinney
Petrulia
Davison
East Main Street
Pine Grove Cemetery
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John Bensink
Clymer
Philip Hilfast
Fannie Butts
Mayville
Roy Perkins
Wayne Street
William Alfred Gay
D. A
Pirst Presbyterian Church
City
Quean Grove
N. J
Russia
Ye Chiang Ka Shek
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Loblaw's Tea
Chase & Sanborn
BOF
Loblaws
J. W. Lasher
D.S.C
North Center Si
Dlad
Eiry Cab Company
Oil City
Gust Dahl
Otl Urry
James Miler
Bureau of Light
Department of Commerce
Tan
White
Al’s Clothes Shop
Soda Department
Practic
Ally
Ice? Phillips Milk OF
Magnesia
Barbasol Banke Shave
Sutton
Conti Castine Shamro
Lady Esther Cream
Coty
Dorothy Gray
Doan
Al's Clothes Shop
Bernstein Bros
Concord Plan
Fai AL
Ing
Manity Houer
Hov Erle
Bothyris
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