Indictments Filed by Grand Jury in County Court
The grand jury returned indictments against sixteen individuals for offenses including robbery driving drunk firearms indecency assault and battery and malicious mischief. Two defendants were freed. Names include Charles Gott Arthur Wroblewski Mike Shupenko George Connelly A lbers Stewart Joseph Rudgosie Vincent Spisary A J Aikonis Totin Diehl Barton Barber Ora Stewart William Orton Leonard B Swain and Wis jut Gartner. Also Ernle Robinson and John Manning faced charges of fraud and assault respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Mnaieimonte
Jurgy Thursdagir
Brie Wounty
Charles Eott
Arthur Wroblensky
Mike Shupenko
George Connelly
Albers Stewart
Joseph Rudgosie
Vincent Spisary
A. J Aikonis
Totin Diehl
Barton Barber
Willian Orton
Leonard B. Swain
Ernle Robinson
John Manning
Corry Area Residents Visit, Travel and News Briefs
Local households report visits from relatives and friends from Cleveland Baltimore and Erie. Many residents travel for weekends holidays and attend events while others plan trips to Amarillo Philadelphia and Jamestown for family gatherings and leisure.
Welcome Home Desserts From An AP Food Editor
An AP food feature offers homecoming dessert ideas for soldiers, including a One Egg Home-Coming Cake with praline topping and a Fudge Not Cake recipe. It provides step by step instructions for mixing, baking, and icing, emphasizing tender textures and practical kitchen tips for service members returning home.
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Byanauv
Adams Associated Press
Qur Research
Catholic Daughters of America Picnic Planned at Mead Park
Plans completed for the Catholic Daughters of America picnic at Mead Park next Wednesday afternoon. Members urged to bring table service. supper to follow work hours. Mrs. Harold Cragg chairs event with helpers including Mrs. James Sullivan and others. rain date is club rooms.
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du Catholic Daughters of America Pic~nic
Mead Park
Tete
Harold Cragg
James Sullivan
Sines Ors Nees
Sis Cassidy
Bkdd Hannat
Lyle Saxtar
Roseline Hopkins
E. J. Reach
Postwar Careers Open for Women in Chemistry Says De Cornelia Snell
De Cornelia Snell, first woman chair of the New York Section of the American Chemical Society, says the postwar era creates broad chemistry job avenues for women beyond lab work, including literature searches, patent work, and roles as chemical secretaries. She notes a coming talent gap as many male chemists served in the war and explains opportunities in cosmetics, nutrition research, and industrial fields.
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Adelaide Kerap News
New York
American Chemical Society
de Cornelia T. Snell
Foster D. Shell, Inc
Chemical Engineers
Brooklyn
N. Y
Snell
Tor Park Avenue
Ete
Elwenttats ‘Corripiinies
Binghamton
Baught
Foster ¢Snell
Gnell
Columbia University
Foos
Birthday Party for Rita Gerrie in Fitzgerald Home
Mrs. Marie Fitzgerald hosted a birthday party for her daughter Rita Gerrie at 2 Snyder Circle yesterday afternoon from 1 to 3 o'clock. It was Rita's third birthday with 17 guests and their mothers in attendance. Children played games and were served ice cream and cake. favors included candy baskets and gifts for the birthday girl.
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Fitzgerald Home
Marie Fitzgerald
Snyder Circle
Rita Gerrie
Mrs. Danner Hosts Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs. Lester Danner entertained two tables of bridge last evening for the regular club meeting. Mrs. Rober Wilcoe was guest of the group and Mrs. Howard Ross and Mrs. J. Pred Kinley were high scorers. Mrs. Denner Servi served dessert coffee. The club will meet with Mrs. F Lowe Edwards on September 11.
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Danner
Lester Danner
Rober Wilcoe
Howard Ross
J. Pred Kinley
Denner Servi
F. Lowe
Surprise Birthday Party For Glenn Middleton
Mr and Mrs Joseph Sherwood and Mr and Mrs Wicker Nigh honored Glenn Middleton at Wisla me on North Center street last evening. A pleasant evening of cards and visiting was enjoyed and late supper with a large birthday cake was served. Middleton received a gift from his friends.
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D. Jumins
Som
Alan
Cleveland
J. E. Young
Mow Street
Robert. Pilenn
Baltimore
Marylark
Maplé Avenue
Clark
St. Vincents Hospital
Erie
Howard Miller
Jon
Endicott
John Ostberg
Charles Kinley
Wesb Bond Sre
Barron Frang
New York City
Leo Prana
Rast Bond
Dale Waterhouse
Tistans College of
Philadelphia
Charles Wasthouse
South Center Street
Lis Vislet Denby
West Washington Street
Yolingstown
Jane
Fred Smith
Wicker
Agi
Barbara
Douglas
Richard Sorenson
John Coulter
Wallahure Fair
J. Harden
Bridford
Golry
James Harden
Norman Mitchell
Max Smith
Amarillo
Texas
A/O Mitchell
Pir. Smith
Stanley Malek
Lismornne
Pittsburth
John Fullanan
Butler
GL. Snapp
Sheffield
Shapps
Jean Field
West Wastington Street
Harley Banks
John Banks
Henry Caroll
Willoughby, D
Charles F. Cronin, Jr
Washington, D. C
Mr. Cronin
Charles Grow
Carlyle Weber
Pally
Olean
Bess Weber
George Weber
Glenn Middleton
Joseph Sherwood
Wicker Nigh
Wislame
North Center Street
Mr. Middleton
Halsey Goes Ashore From Allied Naval Base
Admiral Halsey leaves his saddle aboard the ship and rides ashore at a newly occupied Allied naval base. The saddle was a gift from Leno Nevada and there is no report of him approaching Emperor Hirohito's horse in the Imperial stables.
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Uruuee
Anyeh
Euer UF
Halsey
Leno
Nev
Emperor Hirohito
Halwy
Parachutist Killed During Berlin Formal Review
A US Airborne Division parachutist died at Tempelhof Airdrome during a formal review observed by Marshal Zhukov and U.S. Representatives. A second soldier was injured and others suffered less serious injuries as a stiff wind affected the jump. Names were not released.
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Berlin
PR Acm
Bind
Templehof
Georg Zhukov
U.S. House of Representatives
Charles L. Gerlach
R-Pa
House
Foreign Affaissaabee
Unwlbiee
Plane orders largest cargo craft JRM-1 with heavy metals
The JRM-1 cargo plane requires 60 000 pounds of aluminum 23 000 pounds of steel 150 pounds of rubber 0 pounds of plastics 900 square feet of plywood 650 square yards of salvir and 30 gallons of paint for its construction.
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Max Gregory
Morris Cooley
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East Bond Street
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Harold Jewell
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Pittsburgh
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Walter Bertram
Bertam
M.D. Bertram
East Main Street
Paul Weber, Jr
Philadephia
Paul Weber
B. S. Dewey
Rosemary
Irvin Young
Gene Parsons
Jamestown
Merritt Hunt
Richard
Corry
Lake Nipssing
Ontario
Canada
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Chautauqua Lake
N. L. Gleason
Norma
West Pleasant Suives
T. W. Toker
Beewin Cooper
D. Wilcox
East Street
Alice Peterson
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Roy Brynt
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