Local Police Cite Andrus For Red Light Intersection Stop
Local police cited Paragraf Weyid Andrus of East Congress Street after witnesses said he stopped at a green light then drove through the intersection as it turned red at Smith and Center streets. Several other incidents were reported including a driver fleeing a complaint, a truck wreck with cows, and a missing child safety check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyid Andrus
East
Congress Street
Henry Atlér
Smith and
Center Streets
Strickler to Remain on Active Duty in Germany
Maj. Gen. Daniel B Strickler commander of the Batch Infantry Division and lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania said he has orders from the Army Department to remain on active duty at least for the next gain. In North Coraline per capita consumption of mills in Fiat form 45 twice was highly coral as in urban families.
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North
Coraline
McCray Rites Held At Elgin Home
Mrs Bertha A McCray died at her daughter’s home in Elgin after a long illness. Born April 22 1872 in Crawford County she married William Holt McCray in 1900. Survived by two daughters a son a sister-in-law fifteen grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Keating Funeral Home with service Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the Burrows home and burial in McCray Cemetery.
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HeVtindasmuervir
Robert Burrows
Elgin
Ght
McCray
Crawford County
Spartansburg
William Holt McGray
Concord Township
Burrows
Charles Breed
Rig
Union City
Bruce McCray
Clymer
Marines To Be Decorated For Korea Heroism
A group of Marines stationed in the Washington area will be decorated today by Gen. Lemuel B. Shephard Jr. for actions in Korea. Maj. Clarence L. Zeiger Jr. receives the Distinguished Flying Cross for defying enemy anti aircraft fire during a December 1951 attack. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence I. Zeiger of Great Bend, Pennsylvania. Maj. Herbert P. Mastain, 32, will receive the Distinguished Flying Crosses and the Air Medal for heroism in aerial flights with the First Marine Aircraft Wing from November 1951 to January 1952. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Mastain Sr., reside at 307 Freeport Road, Binwoox, Pa.
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Washington
Korea
Lemuel
Shephard Jr
Marine Corps
Clarence L. Zeiger Jr
Clarence I. Zeiger
Great Bend
Hebert P. Mastain
Ane Fourth Air Medal
First
Marine Aircraft Wing
Herbert P. Mose Sr
Freeport
Rod
Binwnox
Oiling Erie Streets Costs $100,000 in '52
Erie streets spending tops 100000 as 140 miles of dirt roads gain oiling this summer. Walter Batchelor reports costs and oil use exceed 300000 gallons through August 20. Public works director McCarty notes funding gaps and equity concerns for residents on dirt versus paved streets.
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Erie
Walter Batchelor
Nhlet
Sireste
Thoma McCarty
Batchelor
Olling
Direetor McCarty
Alcoa Expands Heavy Forging Plant Capacity in Indiana
Aluminum Company of America announces move to high gear as five massive castings arrive at its Lafayette Indiana plant. The 13,200 ton extrusion press and 107 ton largest casting enable production of extruded aluminum shapes up to 2900 pounds, signaling tougher wing panels for aircraft and heavier pipe for the petroleum industry.
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Wey pasuenMnent
Pittsburgh—Aluminum Company of America
Lafayette
Ind
Frost Dusseldof
Germany
Alcon
Patroleum
Arrest Man In Holdup Shooting
State police in Vestigating a holdup shooting arrested a man identified as Derry Doughty 28 of Columbus. He was found in the woods near Carbondale close to the robbery site where Willie Avery 46 was shot during the cash theft. Avery later identified Finnegan 38 of Philadelphia as the shooter. Avery was reported in good condition.
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Scranton
Wayne County
Derry Doughty
Columbus
Doughty
Carbondale
Willie Avery
Gous
Avery
Dimes Finnegan
Philadelphia
Jim Avery
Erie County Bonds Buy Totaled $689,961
Erie County Defense Bonds Advisory Committee chair Ray Mayer announced monthly U.S. defense bond purchases in Pennsylvania. He noted the 1981 bond sales rose to $82,591,119 from prior months, with Erie County buying $689,961 to support national defense and promote savings among residents.
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ERIE
United States Defense
Pennsylviania
Ray ©. Mayer
Erie County Defense Bonds
Erie County
Coyilae
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Ralph Davis
Williams Street
Davis
Norval Reet
Pleasant Valley
Giymer- Sherman Road
South Center Street
John Chom
Gerry
R. D
East Main Street
Themne Uit
George Hartley
Corry
Cadillac
Uster
Fish Hatchery
Edward ‘Conk
Oonk
Custer G. Rich
Scranton, Eric and
Gerards Ford
Lynbrook
Lone Island
Rich
Pennsylvania Baptist Convention
Mynford Williams
West Smith Street
W. Wallace ‘Hammond
William C. Yarateaux
Wayne Township
Elks
H. Lynn Rice
Pennssylvania State Elks
W. C. Gibbs
Corry Warver
North East
Frank Litz
West South Street
Ves Lalumiere
East South Street
Carry Memorial Hospital
McInnes. Steel Co
Internal Revenue Bureau
The
Revenue Bureau
Joseph Rissan
Waterford
James Steen
Joli: Risian
Joseph Feieran
Pennsylvania
Sekerak
Corry-Clymer Road
Ivan L. Tovk
City
OW City
Gare
CAR & Home
Davis Radio
North Center Strest
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin GL Corry
Bertha A. McCray
Eug
Kefauver
New York
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Adlai Stevenson
U.S. Atorney
Beaumont
Tex
Newark
N. J
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAD
Keystone VoanCise
Taffetas
Katherine
Morth Center Street
Munsingwear
Havih
Tosnelts
Meerdink
Dodge
FORD
Chevrolet
Martin Motor Sales
Dodge-Plymouth
West South St
Daystremn
Meerdink's
ALCOA
Associated Press
Pruiler Industries
Niederriter’s
Philco
Ficcardi
High Fidelity
PHCO
Colo Uta
First Avenue
Lindarriter
Corry, Pa
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