Col Momeyer to retire after 9 years in guard service
Col Kenneth M Momeyer commander of the 112th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania National Guard will retire August 31 after more than nine years in army and guard duty Lt Col Adam J Preibelbies regimental executive officer will succeed him and lead the unit to Camp Absorbity Erie officials indicate Momeyer may be promoted to brigadier general before retirement Induction orders include about 185 officers and men to clear administrative work for the transition from guard to army status and to induct 40 Erie power and men into service.
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Kenneth M. Momeyer
112Th Infantry Regiment
Pennsylvania
Adam J. Preibelbies
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Elard
Camp Abserbiry
Thomas Hillard
Prethelbies
Hillard
Army
National Guard
Erie
Avaiity
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Momeyer Tidy
Drelbelbies
Balke Avenue
Erlewis
122Th
France
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General Electric Co
George N Roberts Stricken Sunday
George N Roberts longtime Corry resident and former merchant died Sunday morning at Quickell Nursing Home Spartansburg after three weeks as patient. Born September 10 1860 he lived at 214 Board Second Avenue and earlier worked at Robertson Dry Goods in North Center Street then with his wife ran The Fireside Shop for 30 years. He was a member of the Corry Community Church and Corry Lodge Elks among others. Survivors include son Harry Roberts, granddaughter Chantolie Roberts of Washington and other relatives. Service announced at Bracken Memorial Funeral Home tomorrow.
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Quickell
Spartansburg
Mr. Roberts
Board Second Avenue
I Gorey
Finley Lake
Wellston
Ohio
Giley
Elks
Hap
Ry Roberts
Findlyiy Luke
Chantolie Asa Roberts
Washington
Bea Wiandson
Dick Roberts
Mureespork
Mus ‘Tins
Molly
Los Angeles
O'Alwek
China Warns of Massive Chinese Forces on Korean Border
Nationalist China's defense ministry stated that 270,000 Chinese Communist troops are concentrating on the Manchurian border and the North Korea frontier ready to aid Korean Reds. An official report said these forces include civilians, two cavalry divisions, and one active division.
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Taipet
Formosa
Mouiling
Aue
Defense Ministry
Marelnrian
North Korea
Notwisiar Mynistey —i
Auto Plunges From Bridge Two Killed in Jamestown
Two Jamestown youths died when the earth they rode on collapsed through a railing of the Levit bridge and dropped 40 feet into Cassadaga Creek. The car sank in six feet of water and both victims were dead when recovered by the Falconer Fire Department. The dead were Bech Jr and Sherman bolt 17. The driver of the other car involved was injured.
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Levit Bridge
Cassadaga Creek
Fwluier Fire Department
Lanhlelou
Bms Beck, Jr
Otal Diates D Sherman
Bolt
Ulltar
Tony Muehige
Thu
Itur
Gweryed Iyis Muphine
Olusmobile
Beck
James
Falconer Department
Nrrivillings
Packard Auto Strike Settled By Union of Workers
The CIO United Auto Workers and Packard announced a settlement ending a long strike. Workers will receive a four cents hourly wage raise with an immediate five cent bump. crews return to work by Wednesday after late night negotiations.
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Eiris
Jasper
CIO
United Auto Workers
Unio
Services Tuesday for Mrs Anna Thompson
Mrs Anna Thompson widow of Juul Thompson died Saturday evening at 11 o'clock at Gorry Hospital where she had been a patient since August 10. Born April 1 1867 she came to this country at 22 and lived in Baker HM and Columbus most of her life. Surviving are three daughters and five sons with several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services and calling hours announced at Brucken Keating Friers Home with later service at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
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Juul Thompson
Gorry Bospital
Thompson
Dentyark
Tal Eourtihy
Tete Iy Copy
Baker HM
Columbus
He Lychen Chine
Nestth
Tnt
Mary Thompson
The
Burl
Thomas
Royallon
Dyk
Beler
Zembry Full
Corry Club At Oil City Horse Show Prominent Entries
The Corry Club sent riders to Oil City for a horse show yesterday afternoon. Participants included Miss ULL Clayton of Corry, Miss Peggy Fox of Columbus, and Miss Carl Ellison of Jamestown. Entries competed in western pleasure and other events with placements noted for Clayton, Mrs Fox, and Miss Ellison.
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Oil City
Eegergrennen
Ohu
Ull Clayton
Pegey Fox
Columbus
Cxral
John Ellison
Sjamestown
Morton Fist
Miss Ellison
Titusville Girl Stricken by Polio Victim in Local Hospital
A Titusville girl, age 11, contracted polio and was hospitalized at View Hospital. Doctors reported she faces a critical condition as other local victims, including a younger child, were treated or had died from the illness.
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Lake Viiw Hospital
Shu
Andres Lee Howe
Walter
South Franklin
Brady Hiram Lung
Abe WiNpLiat
Trom
Fang
Galli
View Hopital
Peterson
Tetusville
Fly Millner
Dodge Held for Grand Jury in Murder Case
A man named Dodge was held for a grand jury investigation into a murder case. The proceedings occurred after a chaotic event outside a local building, with deputies and witnesses recounting a tense scene. The exact charges and next steps were not fully disclosed in the available fragment.
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Testimony and death in a tense early morning scene
Maynihandl Testifies as the judge orders a new look at Links case. A man dies at a courthouse incident as emergency crews respond. state troopers recall the event and the crowd watches.
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